Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
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Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
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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 CC 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. CC finds him a year later and is able to restore his memories and his power with it. Remembering who is really is, heâ's determined to get back to doing what he'd started a year ago as well as find out what happen to his sister!
Characters & Artbooks
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Suzaku Kururugi
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Lelouch Lamperouge
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Euphemia Li Britannia
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Kallen Kouzuki
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Shirley Fenette
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Mao
Darker than Black
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Anya Alstreim
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Reviews
By Members
Yuri1313's Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Tv Review
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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Janny-Cats' Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Tv Review
-Humor-
The anime has a predominantly serious tone throughout the episodes, but there is still humor, most of it hinting at Lelouch's weak physical abilities or popularity among the girls at the Academy. The character often falls and struggles to outrun a classmate, or is accidentally set to go on a ridiculous amount of dates in one day. Even getting used to his new Geass power is sometimes played to a comedic effect.
-Enjoyability-
I find it really hard to critique the anime since it has done a great job at presenting a great story with the means available. I thoroughly enjoyed the anime and I'm rather sure that I'm alone when I say that I loved the ending.
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Shoujoboy's Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Tv Review
Code Geass is another one of those shows that has an almost ravenous following. After season 1, I kind of understood that. It was a borderline brilliant anime that was only missing a few elements to make it a masterpiece. But after season 2, I honestly wonder if it gained more of a following just because of the Lelouch and CC obsession instead of the plot it was trying to pull off. I expected at any moment that this show would just knock my socks off and make me shiver with excitement once again, but instead I found myself counting down the episodes until it was all over. Some may argue that the ending brought the whole thing together, but there's only one problem with that; I saw the whole thing coming about 5 episodes before.
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