Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Series
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Lelouch was a prince until the day his mother was murdered and his sister Nunnally was paralyzed and blinded. Now in high school he's bored with life,
playing Chess with rich aristocrats to stave off boredom while caring for his little sister. Then one day he meets a
mysterious woman named C.C. who offers him power. He accepts and with this power
he calls Geass, he adorns a mask calling himself Zero. He then begins to gather warriors calling themselves the Black
Knights. His ultimate goal to overthrow Britannia and recreate a perfect utopia where his sister can live a life of
peace.
R2 is a direct sequel to the main series. Lelouch is back to his old ways of playing chess with
aristocrats. His life and memories of being Zero suppressed. His sister Nunnally somehow replaced with a brother named
Rolo. C.C. finds him a year later and is able to restore his memories and his
power with it. Remembering who is really is, he's determined to get back to doing what he'd started a year ago as well
as find out what happen to his sister!
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Code Geass is an anime that I recommend all the way. Anyone can get into it. It's very touching and remarkable. It's not my favorite anime, by far, but it's up there. Please watch.
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Another nice manga. Code Geass remembered me Death Note when I watched by the first time, because the wish of the protagonist is "conquest the world" and they are the best bad genius ever. But they have a lot of differences, and you will see them once time you watch the serie. Though we know Lelouch's actions are wrong, we still continue twisting by him, waiting for him reach the top. Maybe that's who attract us so much.
WalkingEncyclopedia rated 9.75:
My all-time personal favourite anime.
It has the most well-developed and well-structured plot I've ever seen in an anime. Emotional and unpredictable. Not
exactly original, but very well-handled with a lot of refreshing elements. The only things that I can criticise on
are:
1. there are some little things that went unexplained, and
2. there is too much unnecessary fanservice.
Vivid characters with clearly explained history. Love the protagonist/anti-hero, despite his peculiar flair for
over-dramatic body gestures.
Stunning artwork. Clamp has certainly outdone themselves. Beautiful soundtrack. Amazing voice acting - in both Japanese
and English.
Someone has once remarked that "MS Gundam Seed + Death Note = Code Geass". Having watched both Seed and DN,
I'd say that Code Geass deserves such, if not more, praise. The Knightmare frames are every bit as sophisticated as the
Mobile Suits in Gundam, while Lelouch's schemes are every bit as ingenious as those of Light Yagami in Death Note. On a
side note, I really wonder which one of them would win in a chess game.
AMAZING STORY!!! You think its going right then then something completely turns around. It was thrilling and crazy. It was a tragic story with lots of emotion and meaning. The ending simply blew my mind. I excited to see the side story theyre gonna make. I love this anime, so this one is going to be interesting.
orange-lisa rated 10.00:
AWESOME! The best anime I've ever seen!! Lelouch Lamperouge gets the power of absolute command from a mysterious girl
named C.C., and decides to fight the Holy Britannian Empire, which ruled over most of the world with an iron fist, to
create a peaceful world for his sister. The events follow each other at an incessant rhythm, with a thousand twists; the
characters are many and memorable, the main character most of all: his plans are always complicated but perfectly
logical, and his personality and character seem to change completely when he becomes Zero, his theatrical alter-ego. The
musics, including openings and endings, are beautiful, the graphics are wonderful and the dubbing perfect. The end is
great, brilliant, even if shocking.
LELOUCH LAMPEROUGE: "If the king doesn’t lead, how can he expect his subordinates to follow?"
Just another cliche series for me, the characters really don't stand out as exciting or compelling, also in the Japanese dub, two or three roles done by the same seiyuu was a negative point in the series for me.