Doomvoodooo

Hmm, We still need a new topic to discuss.. erm.. I'm blank. emoticon

Indeed. However, I do not have any ideas.

Doomvoodooo

What about. No I really am blank.. emoticon

If this continue, then this thread will be closed. How tragic...

Right Ill give it a shot, hmm. What aspect of Code Geass did you like the most, what made you stick with the anime?

Doomvoodooo

What aspect of Code Geass did you like the most, what made you stick with the anime?

There are a lot of reasons why I liked Code Geass. However, I will only mention the most important aspects.
- the characters: they are realistic and have both good and evil sides
- the turn of the events: Lelouch's aims are not always fulfilled, but there are also defeats
- the battles: the strategies behind each confrontation is supreme and formidable

Woaw I would have said exactly the same.
And some of the tactics he came up with made me laugh like an evil genius. That was so great. Somehow I find most aspects of the series attractive. And it gave me chills when it was done. I was so lucky I could watch it all in one row, instead of an episode a week.

Doomvoodooo

Woaw I would have said exactly the same.

I am glad that we share the same opinion.

Doomvoodooo

And some of the tactics he came up with made me laugh like an evil genius. That was so great.

May I be curious and ask you which tactics made you laugh in this manner?

Doomvoodooo

Somehow I find most aspects of the series attractive.

The drawings of Code Geass are very beautiful, which may be the reason why you think so.

Doomvoodooo

And it gave me chills when it was done.

I did not have always this feeling after each episode, but in some (for example: when Nunnally said that she is the enemy of Lelouch and Suzaku).

Doomvoodooo

I was so lucky I could watch it all in one row, instead of an episode a week.

Then I believe that I do belong to those people too as I only needed to wait for the last episode to be aired, because I have started to watch Code Geass after the 20th episode was aired.

There was only one tactic that made me laugh, and I think that laugh was more out of surprise, than something funny. It was when they banned Zero from japan, and they had disguised all the Japanese as Zero, that one made my think, I didn't see that coming kind of laughter. All the tactics were great in my opinion. and The ending gave me chills (of the series) Because when I saw Nunnally hold Lelouch's hand crying. It was so sad.

Doomvoodooo

There was only one tactic that made me laugh, and I think that laugh was more out of surprise, than something funny. It was when they banned Zero from japan, and they had disguised all the Japanese as Zero, that one made my think, I didn't see that coming kind of laughter.

Yes, this was unexpected, indeed. I thought that Lelouch would use a more complicated strategy. However, I would have never imaged that he would choose such a simple, but effective move.

Doomvoodooo

and The ending gave me chills (of the series) Because when I saw Nunnally hold Lelouch's hand crying. It was so sad.

I see, then it was a misunderstanding from me. I thought all of the episode endings gave you this feeling.
Then, I agree with you. Strangely, Lelouch's death itself did not make me sad, but how Nunnally cried. Everyone screamed Zero, being glad that Lelouch is dead and she was the only one who cried for him (I have not forgotten Kallen, but she did not cry like Nunnally) and sad about his death.

Indeed, is was not Lelouchs death itself more Nunnally, and what she said, and the music contributed too. And I think Kallen really liked him. but somehow did not show him until the last second (When he was meeting with the Chinese federation) Only there he saw she liked him. But I wonder what she means by "There is the real zero" When Lelouch died, and Suzaku Stood there. did she mean it was a symbol of hope or something. well I think she meant something like Zero was a symbol of something.

Doomvoodooo

Indeed, is was not Lelouchs death itself more Nunnally, and what she said, and the music contributed too.

I agree with you with this point.

Doomvoodooo

And I think Kallen really liked him. but somehow did not show him until the last second (When he was meeting with the Chinese federation) Only there he saw she liked him.

Yes, she seems to like him very much. She thought that Lelouch was a replacement for her brother to fulfill their dreams. This may be the reason.

Doomvoodooo

But I wonder what she means by "There is the real zero" When Lelouch died, and Suzaku Stood there. did she mean it was a symbol of hope or something. well I think she meant something like Zero was a symbol of something.

I do not know if she said "real zero" as I can only recall that she said "That is Zero".
In my opinion it was like this:
The movements of Zero was similar to Suzaku's and Toudou wonders if he is really him. however, Kallen cut him off and says that it is only Zero in order to prevent Toudou from further thinking.

Doomvoodooo

well I think she meant something like Zero was a symbol of something.

Well, Lelouch has reduced Zero to a symbol himself as they left Japan and head for China.

Code Geass is a great anime really complex ==" especially the ending for season 2... nobody wouldve thought that was gonna happen...

Lelouch is gone........................................................... If you look on Wikipedia,in Lelouch's profile it says that Ichiro Okouchi[the writer] explains that Lelouch's death was the price needed to create his world. So, even though he is dead, Lelouch still continues to live on. If not in the anime but in the hearts of some fans.

Long live Lelouch

XLrina

So, even though he is dead, Lelouch still continues to live on. If not in the anime but in the hearts of some fans.| emoticon

This is a nice insight. I will join Lelouch-0-San. All hail Lelouch!

I think ill join in as well. All Hail Lelouch!

Doomvoodooo

I think ill join in as well.

Thank you for joining us, but...
Now we are there where we have started...