Why do you think Suzaku having the “live on” geass allows him to outdo Knight of One?

Knight of One can see the future, and Suzaku is being played.

Then, he activates “live on” and then Suzaku’s machine starts moving very quickly (or unpredictably — it’s not made clear) which leads Knight of One to say “What is this? the power of the new frame? or… Suzaku’s……. ?” which means this change in the way he sees the future is being affected by Suzaku’s geass. He says is it the power of the machine or Suzaku, and the rest of the dialog points out that its the Geass.

Lelouch comments on how Suzaku is formidable becuase he’s using the “live on” geass to his advantage which implies that the geass is giving him an advantage vs Knight of One.

I can’t figure out what that advantage is??

The “live on” geass makes Suzaku run away from Knight of One when they were not in their machines, because the geass knows that his life is in danger (he says that himself: he knows the enemy is formidable because the geass is teling him so)

But in this episode, Suzaku goes straight at Knight of One, which means he wasn’t in danger. Knight of One himself is confused why his movements hav echanged.

What’s the deal? The dialogue suggests that the “live on” geass did something to help vs Knight of One… It is not about the machine’s power . THey make that clear

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in this ep., the army looks like their from star wars ;)

I’m starting to switch back to C.C.xLelouch after watching their scene together…argh…I can’t make up my mind, and after seeing that preview with her smiling… DAMN IT NOW I WANT C.C.xLELOUCH!

Anyways, this episode has that R1 flare that I like so much, aside from Cornelia’s useless death and Tamaki’s amazing ability to be useful really late in the show, it brings out the tactics battling that we having seen in so long (when was the last full scale tactics battle, episode 11 of season 1? Narita? It was awesome.)

I really love this series, mainly because there are good guys on both sides, and we know it, even if they don’t. I was actually having trouble sympathizing with Lelouch after seeing the geassed soldiers rushing to their deaths and intercepting the FLEIJA, even though that dissipated soon after remembering that Schniezel was using the Black Knights in a very similar way. The amazing thing I noticed was that Schniezel’s character changed DRAMATICALLY. In the first season he was kinda cold and dedicated towards getting the job done, but he cared for his subordinates. In the beginning of the second season he was much the same but following episode 17-ish he became heartless, like Lelouch except…he has no underlying and noble plan, he’s just in it for power, which is something that the people on Schniezel’s side think of Lelouch.

The preview suggests that Kallen will be joining Lelouch next episode, or maybe 25…which would fit since they could have an awesome final battle sequence of Suzaku, C.C. and Kallen kicking ass with their 9th generation frames an destroying the Damocles and killing Nunnally (I still hate her) and Schniezel. The reason is because there is a shot of the Guren crouched over him with the gold arm extended, like she’s about to kill him. So unless that is the scene I predicted when Suzaku finishes her off, I think they finally get a chance to talk and he can explain his intentions.

Tamaki might just get some usefulness in the next episode. Well Amnestic, your getting your wish, Tamaki might just do something major in the storyline after all, maybe he sacrifices himself for Zero/Lelouch after turning back to his side? I dunno, I have a feeling he’s gonna last till the end.

The ironic part in this is how Lelouch goes from being tied with Schniezel, to losing, to losing REALLY badly, then he suddenly flips things around and mindfucks us with blowing up Mount Fuji, effectively destroying the entirety of the Black Knights and decimating his own ground forces. Amazing eh? The Black Knights are finally gone. Oh then suddenly Schniezel launches the FLEIJA’s which the aftermath will form the basis of nest episode.

Final thoughts: C.C.’s Lancelot is more Albion than Vincent. Due to the absence of conventional air glide wings it looks like it’s going to be 2 on 1 when it comes to 9th generation frames. Oh and, did anyone else notice the dramatic difference of Suzaku’s character lately? Now he’s entirely set on killing Nunnally!

Now to rewatch the episode!

That is all.

And some way to kill Cornelia. Gotta love pathetic deaths.