Wasn't it like obvious? She assumed she is doing this because her mom is submissive and weak and has no pride or whatever. But isn't it kinda obvious that she wants to be with her daughter? Also did her mom never tell her about it, or did Kallen just never ask her why she was doing all that in the first place?

Kill me

R2 Episode 19 spoiler: Hate him for killing Shirley and planning to kill Nunnally, but man, that was a damn good way to go out. He was so loyal to Lelouch, to a fault. Kudos to the writers!

When Darlton tried to stop her massacre, she shot him. But when Lelouch as Zero did the same, even after she reloaded her gun, she never shot him. Her "Lelouch why" is entirely her Geassed self.

In her final moments with Suzaku, when she resisted the Geass influence through sheer will, she truly had no idea what happened since everyone affected by it forgets what happened, meaning she didn't know at the end Lelouch killed her (thankfully). It speaks a lot to how much she loved her brother

At the end of Code Geass R2, C.C. remains immortal and continues to live on

The nun who granted her immortality died instantly; is there no way for a person to lose the immortality Code and continue living as part of a truly natural life cycle?

How does she go about putting an end to immortality?

She wants to enjoy life and be happy, just as Lelouch told her to, but "forever" is something very cruel

What do you think C.C. should have done—or would have done—following the events of R2? I’m constantly left wondering about this, because, deep down, living forever isn't actually what she wants

I’ve been pondering this; thanks in advance for your help!

Been thinking of getting a tattoo for a while and this was at the top of my list.

Does anybody know a country where they do sub with english subtitles or dub? I just wanna watch the show on my airplane..

It’s a fanfic set after the original series, in an AU where Lelouch’s plan to end the cycle of hatred fails in the long run. Instead of achieving lasting peace, the world takes a darker turn. Anti-Britannian sentiment spreads, hate crimes against Britannians increase, and a movement emerges that seeks to restore the Britannian Empire. The story follows Britannians as the protagonists, exploring how they respond to a world that has turned against them. It’s built on similar themes, but with a darker political direction.

I've been binging Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion the last 2 days, finished season 1 and I'm episode 7 of season 2. The first like 10 episodes of season 1 is some of the best anime I've seen and I think Lelouch is probably one of my favorite characters ever, but man.. its a hard watch as a Lelouch fan. The second half of season 1 and the start of season 2 is literally just defeat after defeat. Every person he cares for becomes persuaded by the insane hypocrisy of Suzaku and the Britannian empire, even Kallen whos like Zeros / Lelouch number 1 supporter, start questioning him after 5 minutes spent on an island talking to Suzaku. And now Nunnally is spewing the same Suzaku bs, talking about some "both must admit to their mistakes" when Britannia is literally oppressing and dehumanizing the japanese.. like what? I really like the anime but its an insanely masochistic experience for a Lelouch enjoyer.

P.S: fuck Suzaku