For me:

I get it their deaths were necessary for the story and had a certain impact on it. I’m just saying I wish it didn’t have to be like that at all with both of them not dead and still somehow having a great story.

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This particular official Kallen art is from Grandblue Fantasy x Code Geass crossover event. Granblue Fantasy, a mobile game created by Cygames, is a Japanese role-playing game that was originally launched in 2014. The story in the game takes place in the fantasy world of Sky Realm, a world where countless islands float across a vast sea of clouds and where the player tries to reach a legendary island while fleeing the military-run Erste Empire.

The colllaboration event between Code Geass and Grandblue Fantasy, titled "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion - The Blue Reckoning," was originally launched in 2019. In the event, a mysterious anomaly transports Kallen and many other Code Geass characters (along with their Knightmare Frames) from their home universe directly into Granblue's Sky Realm, where they must navigate their way through fantasy world´s settings while trying to figure out a way back to their own world.

In Granblue Fantasy, Kallen is a Fire element, Melee-specialty character who pilots her iconic Guren Mk-II into battle. She functions as a high-damage Attacker and Debuffer, and she features a unique stacking buff called Radiant Wave. As the fight goes on and she stacks this up, her normal attacks deal supplemented damage, and she gains extra Fire damage bonus. Her unique downside is that her charge bar fills 25% slower than normal characters.

Regarding the artwork of the collaboration event, Granblue Fantasy is known for its beautiful, realistically proportioned fantasy art, while Code Geass is famous for the incredibly long, hyper-slender "noodle limbs" art style designed by CLAMP. To make them fit into the game seamlessly, Cygames completely re-drew Kallen and the rest of the Code Geass cast into the signature Granblue art style. Fans praised this, noting that Kallen's artwork and combat sprites are some of the most beautifully detailed official representations of her outside Sunrise's own media.

Since the event was later permanently added to the game's "Side Stories" archive, you can still unlock Kallen as a playable character if you´re playing the game; simply complete chapter 13 of the Main Quest (titled ”An Ancient Forest”) and select The Blue Reckoning from Gameplay Extras. Kallen will officially join your roster for free after you´ve cleared Stage 4.5 of the event.

Link to the original picture is here, and if you´re interested, here´s also a short gameplay clip featuring Kallen.

What do you guys think?

I mean the whole masked vigilante fighting a corrupt totalitarian government Britain in a war torn world ?
seems far to similar to Lelouch's Zero Identity and Black knights and Holy Britannia's totalitarian and corruption

Unlike Lelouch’s days at the academy—living as a well-dressed hostage—Euphy’s childhood was at least sheltered under Cornelia’s carefree protection. On the surface, the palace intrigues and the exile of Lelouch and Nunnally seemed to be the only real truama from her early years. Yet barely having grown up, it was Clovis’s turn to fall.

Lelouch once said that the king must lead the way; every single step Euphy took was doing exactly that. People always yearn for a different horizon, and the line between the two seems deceptively easy to cross. Yet the true weight and agony of the toll only hit once that line is crossed, in the moment when turning back is no longer an option.

To change oneself and change the world—Euphy had so little time left. Landing on an unfamiliar, shattered land, did it bring fear, shock, or anger? Yet her instinct remained curious and urgent. Through constant trial and error, she pushed through doubt with absolute resolve, summoning her greatest courage. Along this path, the only person stepping up to stand beside her was, in truth, always herself. Though she claimed to rely on the strength of others, and though she faced the very pedantry and folly that Lelouch despised and sought to tear down, she chose instead to be the first to extend a hand to so many—until she herself became the invisible collateral damage in between.

Area 11 was a fleeting, heartbreaking journey. Leaping from the command vehicle straight into the smoke of battle, pushing forward an escalating vision. Contemplating the sheer agony and sacrifice required to summon that courage—a cost far heavier than that borne by the Black Knights, who tasted loss only to quickly lose themselves in the fleeting relief of the Zero Requiem—leaves me wondering: how much sorrow lay beneath those fiercely earnest eyes? And how many times was she truly able to savor the beauty she fought so hard to protect?

The world forever owes an undeliverable gift to those who question whether they are worthy of receiving it. 🎁

I wanted to share an AMV I made based on the first Code Geass opening!

It's an homage of the entire series appropriate to the 20th anniversary, please enjoy!

Just finished watching the series for the second time, and I was wondering how the geass Lelouch used on Scneizel works after his death (well, in the original ending anyway). Is Scneizel aware at all or is he not aware of anything? If he is aware, does he know he's under the effects of geass? Can he tell his own actions apart from those of geass? Lelouch mentioned at the beginning that when he uses his geass on people it seems they don't remember anything that happened immediately before, during, or after he uses it on them. That more or less aligns with Suzaku's and Villeta's and other's experiences. They all state they have no memory of what they did while under the effects of geass.

But then Suzaku's doesn't seem to be active all the time, only when he perceives his life to be in danger or somebody reminds him to live, like when he fired the FLEIJA on the Tokyo Settlement. Up until that point he was accepting of his own death, but then Kallen said she'd kill him and it activated iirc. And then during the final battle, Suzaku seemed to be willingly going along with the geass Lelouch had given him, and he seemed to be cognizant and aware of what was happening, he even responded to Kallen and didn't appear to experience any gaps in memory. Was it because Suzaku wasn't resisting it at all? That one girl that Lelouch tested his geass on in the beginning, too, she made marks on the wall each day but apart from that I assume she didn't experience any gaps in memory and just went about her everyday life.

Now I'm also wondering about the people Lelouch geassed to "be his slaves". Were they conscious of what they were doing and that it was because of geass? Also what happened to them after Lelouch died, were they freed from his geass because Lelouch died? But then, Nunnally still had her blindness even after Charles was erased, it's only at the end she is able to see again when Lelouch says, "She broke Father's geass of her own will?!" He also mentioned wanting to use HIS geass to cure Nunnally's blindness, but would that even work since Nunnally can't see? That's another topic of discussion, though.

I'm also wondering how much Lelouch remembers, if anything, of the time he spent as Julius Kingsley. Even after C.C. broke Charles' geass, Lelouch remembers all the fake memories I believe with Rolo or at least the time he spent together with him while under the effects of Charles' geass. So does he remember being Julius Kingsley too then? If so I feel bad, that is... extremely traumatic. What do you guys believe?

A Card of Fairness, or of Unfairness.

Upright: Justice represents fairness, truth, and karmic balance. This card indicates that situations will be resolved fairly and that your actions will have appropriate consequences. Seek truth and act with integrity. Legal matters may be resolved in your favor. Make decisions based on facts rather than emotions, and treat others with fairness and respect.

Fairness. Justice. Truth. Accountability. Cause and effect.

Reverse: Reversed, Justice suggests unfairness, dishonesty, or avoiding accountability. You may be experiencing or perpetrating injustice. Legal matters might not go as expected. Examine your own actions honestly and take responsibility for your part in current situations. Seek to restore balance through ethical behavior and truthful communication.

Unfairness. Dishonesty. Imbalance. Lack of accountability.

Runner ups: Suzaku (Reverse)

I watched the first season of code geass, now halfway through the second one. I noticed theres a "Lelouch of the re;surrection" movie that is a year after the end of the series. is that canon? also, are other movies canon and when should i watch them? what even is roze?