Comments on: Code Geass R2 — Episode 25

By: Kaworu died for your sins D:

Kaworu died for your sins D: — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 23:43:01 +0000

Dead Lelouch is dead. It even says on the Code Geass deceased list: Lelouch. Take my and their word for it.
TRUST KAWORU NAGISA. Cause, you know, Kaworu’s dead and stuff. Like Lelouch. Hehe.. he. >_>

By: Mike the Machine

Mike the Machine — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:24:39 +0000

In einem Board wurde dieser Artikel verlinkt und dadurch bin ich auf deinem Blog gelandet. Normalerweiße bin ich nicht so der Blog Leser sondern lieber in Foren unterwegs, aber wie ich es jetzt bei deinem Blog gesehen habe koennen Blogs doch auch ganz infornativ sein. Vielleicht aendere ich ja irgendwann meine denkweise und bin bald lieber auf Blogs als auf Foren unterwegs :).

By: c.c

c.c — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 22:10:26 +0000

HEYZ…THIS IS THE OFFICIAL C.C ANNOUNCING THAT MY REAL NAME IS ELIZABETH!

By: CG Fan

CG Fan — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 17:34:38 +0000

Did anyone know that Code Geass season 3 has been announced?
http://www.animepalm.com/news/code-geass-season-3-announced/
there’s a popup, but ignore it. :P season 3! maybe kallen still has a chance with lelouch!

By: Blakeinator

Blakeinator — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 02:03:26 +0000

Ok ORANGE joke lol.

Lelouch is still alive… Beacuse in the first season C.C. was talking to Lady Marian and Charles. in The thought elevator Thats where Lelouch is. I thought that through i had to watch the series twice to come up with that conclusion.

By: sandglass

sandglass — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 07:53:12 +0000

The Lelouch-is-alive theories are not 100% convincing, but they did their job.
However, still, Lelouch is better off dead.
He killed way too many people to get what he wants (even though people benefits from it), so it wouldn’t be fair if he’s still alive. He said it himself…something among the lines of “Those who are allowed to shoot are those who are prepared to be shot.”

Ughhh. Too much idealities of world recreation. Woot. This anime had ended, and it was goooood. Utterly awesome.

PS. Lol. The ORANGE joke ,which Lelouch made at the last moment, actually became serious for Jeremiah. HAHA. Still laughing xD

By: Dancougar

Dancougar — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 07:02:44 +0000

I loved Code Geass. However, the second season wasn’t as good as the first season. After reading about the changes that they had to make on the Code Geass R2, I felt cheated. I would like to see that version of Code Geass, if the rumors about it being scrapped for the version we saw.

By: kris

kris — Tue, 19 May 2009 03:05:29 +0000

i haven’t seen the ending but im sure it will be awesome. kris out

By: Max

Max — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 04:52:39 +0000

It’s been awhile. I recently wrote a letter to the Code Geass Director about the idea of creating a novel that would be based on his original ideas for Code Geass R2, where, in the original plot, Lelouch defeats Suzaku at the ruins near the thought elevator in Stage 25.

There a rumors that there might be a third season in the works for Code Geass, but from 2ch. I would be very surprised if they did another Code Geass series that follows the current R2 version, since the staff did not like that experience at all. If they did, my initial speculation is as follows:

1. The series takes place from where R2 had left off in the near future with a different character(possibly Rai), which is a very strong possiblilty.

2. An alternate series that was based on the original plans for R2, but with a different storyline that would not overlap with the current R2 version.

3. A prequel that would feature Charles, Marianne, and Bismark.

Personally, I would rather see a novel created first so that the anime could follow that storyline. I never liked Zero’s Requiem because I felt that it was nothing more than a generic plot to kill off the series, due the staff negative experience of producing the second season. It was on the assumption that the series would not get another season to being with after that. All of the initial plot to the second season fizzled out, one after the other due to problems caused by the executive staff over the changes of the plot to suit an audience who have largely aready seen the first season at late night. Thus the changes to suit this new audience was an insult to their intelligence.

I my honest opinion, I feel that whatever was to have been the focal point of the second season wasn’t Zero’s Requiem.

I doesn’t hurt to write to Taniguchi, Director of the series with your comments. Every bit helps. Here is the address if you want to write to the following:

Gorō Taniguchi: Director
or
Ichirō Ōkouchi: Screen Writer

Make sure you address their name as follows:

Gorō Taniguchi
c/o Sunrise Inc.
2-44-10 Kami-igusa
Suginami-ku
Tokyo, Japan 167-0023

Let me know of your thoughts about my opinions.

By: L

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 02:40:31 +0000

I agree… Lelouch did not died, he might have come immortal or he switch someone on his place with the power of his geass. Remember that in the first episodes of R2 Lelouch’s servant disguised herself as him. Therefore I agree, also in the last scene of episode 25… you should watch over and over… The author of Code Geass makes the guy to suspicious. The Writer of Geass meant to said that the Lelouch that everyone knew is now dead to them, “Lelouch is dead-but-alive…” Think about it, he didn’t died!

I also agree that Death Note and Code Geass are both very similar. Both main characters are determine to make a better world, both characters also have supernatural powers which they put in use to fulfill their main goal. And also the ending of both series are very similar, but I believe that Lelouch did not die.