The Future of Code Geass | Lelouch of the Resurrection Review
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- Suzaku and Nunnally are defeated by a mysterious Knightmare Frame, and the two of them are taken away.
...Man that's the only synopsis of this Code Geass movie I could find that wasn't unreasonably long for a description. Code Geass is nothing if not hard to describe.
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Lelouch is truly an amazing character. So much that he actually overcame his creators' attempt to get rid of him permanently, something that even Eren Jaeger and Light Yagami couldn't do. The only other fictional character I know of like that was Sherlock Holmes. Back in 19th Century England, people actually protested in the streets when Sir Arthur Conan Doyle tried to kill off Holmes by having him fall to his death in a fight with his rival, Professor Moriarty. Later, Doyle rewrote Holmes' death and had him miraculously survive by sticking his cane into the side of a cliff while only Moriarty fell to his death. Now fast forward 100+ years into the future and a guy like Lelouch comes along. Same concept applies: dedicated fans keep their stories going!
Indeed now the creators can continue the series with a different timeline that doesn’t ruin the original series. People still think Ressurection is R3 or ruins Code Geass but don’t pay attention to recap films.
Can’t wait for future of Code Geass
Eren tried to do a Zero Requiem and Light Yagami is a failed and fallen evil Lelouch.
@@ryanrodriguez2498 Honestly, I don't think the Resurrection movie ruined the original series since it still left a lot of unanswered questions such as the origins of the geass which we only get a brief glimpse of in CC's memories. My guess was that it started from some kind of extraterrestrial cult.
@Ryan Rodriguez Eren and Light had the potential to be great characters and ended up being failures.
I really missed Zero and his fast paced, joke-filled, monotone videos. But I haven't watched the movie so half the words you said just sound like gibberish to me, sooooo yeah...
Nice to have you back, Zero.
I loved the movie. I watched it 3 times. The movie is a new timeline. It doesn't negate the ending to R2. It simply creates a new reality where he never really died (Something I believed when R2 ended). So I'm glad they went this route. I'm excited for more CODE GEASS. It is the greatest anime ever created thus far.
where did you see it ? I'm strolling on google like im a drug addict and i can't find it
@@protox97 In theaters. I have the secret ending to the movie on my channel.
I'm a Dragonball fanboi lol bug its definitely in top 5 for me✊
Umm am I the only one that saw the post credit scene in R2 or something? Everyone I talk to acts as if he actually died in the last scene but no he didn't. There was a post credit scene with him and CC sitting on a hay cart or whatever and he had a straw hat hiding most of his face (but main character vibes, of course it was him). He. Didn't. Die. Why does everyone think he did?!
@@aanchalkumar9283 because the directors said he died. He's only alive in this new movie because it's an alternate universe of code Geass/new timeline. But I still really hope somehow he's the cart driver in the original code Geass series and that we finally get our promised season 3.
I was a fool to think I would understand any of this without finishing the show. I mean what the heck is a though elevator
an elevator for thots
It maybe gates connected to other world or name of the experience when someone delves into collective unconciousness of humankind. It is not clear anyway so you did not miss anything.
@@angelguzman7838 lmao youre right
If it makes you feel better I've seen the show 6 times and im still confused too about thought elevators and cc world
@@angelguzman7838 Bruhhh
Curious how the next 10 movies will be, glad to see you back Zero! that introduce had me dying of laughter
wait 10 movies?
@@swindle6644 jajajaja his maybe exaggerating it a bit of joke....
More like 2
I'm not satisfied with the movie, feels like my 9 years of wait weren't that much fulfilled. But I've rewatched the movie twice, and I could say I'm indeed so happy to see Lelouch back again.
Agreed. There were some things I liked about it and things I disliked. One thing that was jarring about this movie is that certain reunions seem kind of brushed over, undeveloped. The transition between certain sequences leaves the viewer feeling confused, especially towards the second half. It makes one think that they left out scenes which help glue the plot together nicely so that they could keep the movie within two-hours. The ending was decent, I am content with C.C and L.L being drifters together. That's not to say that this movie doesn't set the stage for a spin-off series. Maybe it could be about L.L and C.C trying to keep a low-profile while evading all the danger that comes their way, including geass users on a man-hunt for him for whatever reason.
Yes, the transition of events are really unsatisfying and confusing for me. At some points, I still have to ask my friend with me (who have watched the movie in advance) to explain some parts of it. The action scenes are not so fulfilling and kind of rushed for me, they wasted so much time just by showing Lelouch regain his memories. But overall, I'm still thanking that this movie came despite the disappointment. I just really want to see Lelouch in action again.
@@nerovarana--- Agree on all counts. Despite the (very) rocky flow of the plot of this movie, at the least they kept Lelouch true to his character... once he finally came back. The other characters seemed alright for the most part, but it was very surprising to me how all the former black knights just so quickly let it slide that former EMPEROR Lelouch was right before their eyes, the figure who from their perspective was a tyrant who almost got them killed and who they did not know was Zero. One would think that the shock of the reveal of Lelouch being Zero this whole time would have been covered in more depth. The plot just skimmed over that and treated it as something that is covered off-screen, which just makes the progression of the plot even more confusing. I hadn't seen the anime for years, so I watched this without any recap of events during the anime. It was also pretty shocking to see Shirley alive after she clearly died in R2, and according to some other comments that was deliberately forced during production.
There are three movies made which wraps up the whole recreation of R1 and R2. There it was explained how Shirley was alive.
And I also agree at the reuniting parts. It's really shallow for me, the impact wasn't there and at some points the reactions of Black Knights' members are absurd. There could've been more force to it, mote emotions and more push to the story.
Luckily it seems the sequel will most likely expand on characters (while also having new main characters.)
To be honest I think if they were gonna do a new show I would think it would be better to set it far into the future so that it feels like all the sacrifices in the original were worth peace longer than just 1 year. But for what it was I think it was decent. It was fun to see the characters again, see them fight and have an okay and a bit interesting of an opponent for Lelouch to fight. As short lived as it was for Lelouch figuring out to defeat her it was still fun to watch. C’s world was interesting as always. It was good to see Lelouch get to have some good conversations with some people after what happened in the zero requiem like Suzaku and Cornelia. I always thought Lelouch was alive though as it didn’t seem right for him to go back on his contract with C.C. So I’m glad those two ended up going off on a journey at the end. I Agee that Lelouch shouldn’t be the main character anymore. He should be a supporting character. Still I wonder what he and C.C. are doing now with Geass? Giving it out to some people, but also taking down those who misuse it. Sounds interesting. There definitely are still a lot of unfleshed out things leftover in the series they could address though. I’m still on the fence though if I want to see more Code Geass in The future.
To be fair, Lelouch's death would have only bought a decade or so of peace at best before someone started stirring the pot again. I mean, how many smaller wars and conflicts did we have since WWII? Lots. So the sequel actually does make sense when you think about it.
As for future spin-offs, Lelouch doesn't always have to play the lead but he should still have an important role since he was the character who made Code Geass as popular as it was. He can definitely be a mentor or guide to future geass users.
I honestly really liked the lelouch defeating her at the end, it was cool to see him have a moment of deducing her geass, which we don't see a lot in the original with him struggling to that agree
Well, Lelouch had never really faced another geass user of Shamna's caliber so that makes sense. She was a lot smarter than Mao, the only other geass user from the original series that gave him trouble.
@@Elly3981 @Shanoa this is true Mao wasn't incompetent tho as he would have defeated lelouch if not for Suzuka the 2nd time around and his ability would be difficult to get around he was out of his mind tho. And yeah he pretty much lose multiple times before victory which would be pretty much almost completely unforeseen in the original series.
I'm so sad they didn't just continue with season 3 way back when. Still.
Well they did say that they have a 10 years plan and this movie was just phase 1... so who knows maybe we will become a season 3
@@patrickschannelpokemonswee3803 now i got hope
Whats the next movie after lelouch of ressurection??
@@clydeyt352 eh, but i wanna see like a accomplice or like a child of lelouch and CC.
Might be interesting
@@randomthings8732 that would be awesome
The intro is so perfect!! 0:00-0:47
And i didn't have as huge a problem with lelouch being brought back since at least this is a alternate universe and lelouch didn't want or thought he was being brought back
Kato is very wrong though. Yes he is brought back, but Kato said he's immortal and has the code, but C.C. contradicted that in the movie.
@@lelouchvibritannia3599 he is indeed immortal from what i recall
@@lunablossom5241 you remember wrong then because he isn't immortal.
the writers officially confirmed that.
the anime made it even impossible for lelouch to be immortal
even in the AU of the movies he isn't immortal
@@lunablossom5241 He said he "might" be, and that he could disappear at any time, because this as an anomaly, has no experience or information about his state. He could be functionally immortal, but we don't know for sure, all we know 100% is that he was, in fact, resurrected.
I only just watched Code Geass last year because it was on Netflix. I loved it. I didn’t know about the recaps before watching Resurrection, so thing some things were jarring. I thought they had retconned a lot of stuff like Shirley dying. It was nice seeing Lelouch be arrogant and cunning again. I was kind of sad to see that his relationship with Kallen barely got addressed or how Shirley was even alive. So I did some research and I found out about the recap movies. Now I’m just disappointed I will never get a true return to the anime that I was excited for. I don’t even want to watch those recaps now.
My thoughts exactly. The original series is perfection and the only true canon imo
You need to watch the other three movies they are an alternative timeline to the two seasons
@@brady7839 Yep. The movies were not as long and fleshed out as the original series but they also had their strengths as well. They cut out all necessary fillers as well as redid scenes that came off as awkward or ridiculous in the original to make them more serious and/or realistic. Plus the animation quality of the remakes+ Lelouch of the Resurrection is more advanced and superior to the TV series of ten years ago.
@@chevalierdunord3732 The original series was great but still far from perfect.
I personally think they should have left Shirley dead, but only because they did nothing with her. They stripped out the subplot with her and it felt like she didn't matter to Lelouch as much, so why bother?
I feel like this movie was originally supposed to be a tv show
I like this movie a lot for Lelouch and C.C's growth (individually and as a "couple"). I enjoyed a lot of the small scenes like when Lelouch tells Ougi to "forget it" when he tries to kill himself or the scene where C.C pulls out a gun on Lelouch just as a few examples.
But of course, yeah the movie is way to short and skip a lot of things and dialogues that should happen in the context of the movie... I mean barely anyone react to Lelouch being alive really (among a lot of other things). And the enemy side is completely underdeveloped and not that interesting in general.
My theory is that Taniguchi wrote this story as a entire new season.. but then decided (or was forced) to cut it down into a movie.... maybe because he knew the whole story wasn't that great and people could have been bored by it (it would have killed the hype for more content).
However, if the next project has a new MC, I think it's not such a bad decision to just have made a quick movie to establish the new world post Evil Britannia and what's going on with L.L and C.C. and all the other characters (the weird situation with Schneizel, Rakshata and those kids has to be a set up for the sequel).
There's also the whole business with the C's world and the "geass fragments" that they talk about at the end... smells like something that could be used in the sequel/new project.
Speaking of new MC
I want to maybe see like an accomplice or child of L.L and C.C
Might be interesting
Code Geass is HEAVILY carried by Lelousch. One intregral part of what makes Code Geass so good is his ability and humanity as an anti hero. He is not naive or an idiot. He is intelligent and that is a huge reason why he is so charming. He does what needs to get done but he feels human. The little scenes where he throws up after killing Clovis or his caring interactions with Euphemia (before the... incident) or how he seriously shows guilt when he was forced to Geass Nunnuly. He's a really well written character.
Making a new MC to fill in his role without feeling underwhelming is really damn hard. Just look at the flop that is Akito the Exile.
Personally, while I had some issues, I personally loved the movie overall. I feel like it's a really good first step into a new world (even if it's one where Shirley living is pointless and it effectively negates her actually meaningful death in the original timeline) that has a chance to tell a really good story.
That post-credits scene is what I really wanted this movie to be about, but I guess we're going to have to wait for *if* there will be another movie after how disappointingly it did financially.
Be happy with ending people what do you want Kallen, Shirley, CC, and Lelouch foursome, in the end? be happy what you got !!!!!!!!!!!!!
They could totally have lelouch play a background role in all the next coming movies / series or what ever. I think that lelouch should be at rest because of his sacrifices. Because he is immortal now, maybe he could have some small contribution to world conflicts and also be the one to choose the next Zero after Suzaku inevitably dies. The main character could always be Zero no matter who it is, because the idea of Zero is a very prominent theme to Code Geass. Zero to the people and viewer represents justice while Lelouch represents the evil that once fought for justice, but inevitably lost to Zero. Zero is its own idea seperate to Lelouch in the world. So I can imagine that future movies and series that are further ahead in time(where the current cast is dead), would have a different Zero, and Lelouch is the one who is most likely to choose who that is.
Ooooooo that ending explains alot
My biggest complaint with the movie is that the plot was executed pretty awkwardly... such that it could be pretty jarring and confusing at times. I feel like certain scenes transitioned where there should have been a scene where plans were being made, especially towards the second half as Lelouch kept losing to the other Geass user.
When it cut to them finding Cornelia, and then Ohgi and Tamaki walk onscreen from nowhere I literally paused and said aloud "What the fuck?"
I believe, that Lelouche did not love his sister as much as people may think.
He was always telling everyone, that he wants to change the world for her to be happy. But I feel like what gave her all her happiness was actually her caring brother Lelouche, taking care of her, regardless of her disability, loss of her mother and losing the identity of a princess. I didn't see her struggling to find joy in R1, yet Lelouch wanted to battle the whole world, supposedly for her. Because of Lelouches actions, Nunally was kidnapped and almost died.
The end of R2 made me shed a tear, but the more I thought about it, the more selfish Lelouche appeared to me. That's because he left his sister alone. He didn't succeed in making the world better in a long run and what's more important, he didn't make the world of Nunnally better by any portion. She became an empress, vulnurable to all kinds of attempts aiming to kidnap, dethrone, or just kill her. In the scene when Lelouche died we saw a girl, who didn't want any big things from life, get robbed of her older brother, whom she loved and needed the most.
I was expecting Resurrection fix Lelouches mistake, as Nunnallys brother was alive again, only to witness how Lelouche basically told his sister to fuck off at the end, because he was going to live his life with a green haired immortal chick.
In conclusion, I have recently seen a ninja warrior episode, in which a contestant says he participates in the show for his children, which I see as a huge lie. He did it solely for himself, just to fulfil his whims or ambitions. It was just an excuse which he used to make himself look better in his own eyes. That's how I see Code Geass. Lelouche feels unbearable hatred towards his father and when there's a chance to take revenge, he takes it with no hesitation. The whole 'changing the world for his sister' was just an excuse, to make himself look good in his own eyes, like in my example.
It's of course only my personal opinion.
I will refer only to the original show. In which lelouch was prepared to die by his own rebellious group after they had discovered who Zero is. And then rolo saved lelouch and his sacrifice is part of what inspired lelouchs next moves. In fact at some point lelouch was sure that Nunally is dead. So he continued his work. By the time he learns Nunnally is alive he is too deep and has no choice but to fake as an enemy to her. This is what makes Nunnlys disocvery of everything so tragic, she only wanted her brother to be with her, and life made him give so so much more. Wonderful story that really shows how much life and fate.
Loved how the intro started up
If I had to describe in one word how I felt about this movie Id say it was rushed. Im not entirely against the idea of lelouch being resurrected but I would think if you gonna do it make the most of it. Seemed like the premise alone couldve made multiple movies, not just one. I mean lelouch made it pretty clear this was a one time thing and I do agree that having a new main character would be the better option to continue the series so why not go the extra mile.
Overall Im in agreement that it was just okay; I just personally didnt any strong feelings towards it, good or bad. It was serviceable. Not much else I can say.
I disagree about having a new main character, without lelouch its not code geass. Yeah i also feel that the movie was rushed which is sad
I think there was plans to make R3, there was a teaser trailer and eveything. With how rushed this movie was, i find it very believeable that this or something close to it was the plan for R3, although there certainly was other things that were going to be included.
In fact, i think R3 would have focused more on Suzaku.
Now we wait for the 5th of December Announcement.
Im so sad that this wasn’t just an entirely new season, but I also understand
I hope they continue the movies i just saw the code geass anime and movies and I need more of it i can wait but i need to know that atleast it will be there. I liked the post credit scene which implied that lelouch and c.c. Were gping to work in the shadows from now on it finally brings back the character lelouch was in start of season 1 but better
I was gonna bully you until you made this video. I’m glad you made it
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As much as I want more Lelouch, it would be good for the series to give him more of a background role.
I'm glad they've still left the original ending up to interpretation as this movie continues on the recaps as an alternate universe and I love Code Geass so I just want more in the end, and I'm happy that they won't make it the Lelouch show. I think they've already done this well with the Akito the Exiled movies in terms of expanding the world without relying too heavily on the pre-established characters, so I'm hopeful for this Code Geass 10 year plan.
That intro was fucking amiazing
I agree that the ending was perfect, i prefer lelouch to be dead than to be alive. But if he was dead then what about fulfilling cc's wish? He promised her, also it wouldn't make any sense if he just abandons cc after all they've been through, but if he was alive then it wouldn't make any sense to create an alternative timeline and make a sequel where he's alive. If he really was alive then they should have made a season 3 R3 instead of an alternative timeline. In the trailer of the "new series" (which was supposed to be a sequel to R2 but was canceled) you can see a short clip of lelouch, and from that i think its safe to assume that lelouch was alive at the end of R2. But since the new series got canceled and they made an alternative timeline where he was alive they made it look like he was dead in R2 while they originally intended to for him to be alive and make a sequel. If they changed him from being alive in R2 to him being dead then it wouldn't make sense cuz i don't think he'd just abandon cc and not fulfill her wish, but if he was alive it wouldn't make any sense to create an alternative timeline where he's alive. This is what i think.
I agree.
@@KatoBeyond how was leloch revived in the movie? I watched it but i dont know how. Did he get charles code or what?
@@smoyan5806 I recommend reading the movie's wikia, I didn't really understand it either on the first viewing.
This video might explain a few things ua-cam.com/video/iU2oIL72lL8/v-deo.html
I started breathing hard when this video came into my recommendations
He's back
Am I the only one who never thought Lelouch was dead?? I'm not great at figuring things out ahead of time or anything but I thought they made it obvious for us and for me personally, that to nothing away from the ending!
It has been 83 years
It would be cool if they made a new character to rival Lelouch, and have a death note style face off, kinda like Suzaku in R1 R2, but focusing on both equally, instead of making one a side character.
So bacially... Schneizel.
@@MrInternetMan More like Suzaku, but likeable. Suzaku and Lelouch got like 70/30 screentime, so for season 3, give the new character 70/30 screentime with Lelouch, and his group.
I don't think you can make Code Geass without Lelouch. As interesting as the setting was, it was Lelouch's antics and monologues that were the selling point, at least for me. It'd be like making Dexter and then not having Dexter.
I'm hoping for potential new protagonist with both Lelouch and C.C. becoming the mentor figures. Look at the post-credits scene. It's already in the works!
Apparently they are going to make lelouch similar to c.c. like woah wtf?!?!?.
*Lelouch too badass bruh.*
*ALL HAIL LELOUCH!*
MAY HE NEVER BE A SIDE CHARACTER!
Code Geass will continue!
Best anime ever
I think they already stated that Leuloch was dead in the Original at the end. Because they saw that as a just punishment for his action. That was one of (if not the) biggest mistake in R1 and R2...
I love this movie, because it gives me a closure to Lelouche‘s story and see all the characters again. A happy ending. But, it is flawed in many ways. One of the principles of good writing is show and don‘t tell. Like the deduction of the Geass, it was quite unsatisfying, because they don‘t show his train of thought, but just say stuff like „there are 22 possibilities“, next scene it‘s 17 without explanaition. Also, his return is accepted too fast and except for Suzaku. They could have fleshed out this part, because this is what the audience is invested in. These characters have history, but it is not thoroughly explored.
These are problems likely resultant from this movie being leftover R3 ideas.
After all he has done, I hoped they would atleast let him rest in peace
I mean, I enjoyed it well enough personally(just watched it). However, I'd love to just see rehashes of R1 and R2 over and over lol. Maybe I'll just stick to rewatching the show repeatedly.
Christ. They gave us the masterpiece of R1 and R2 and guys like this have the nerve to come here and complain when they finally release a movie 10 years later. Dude, this movie was straight FAN SERVICE. Do you NOT want them to release more??? I wanna see Lelouch and Shirly speak! I need to see him speak with Kallen 1 on 1 as well man, their reunions were too short. I need those two to have a moment like he did with ohgi! I wanna see lelouch speak with the student council again. You're gonna friggin ruin it!
I think this movie was very "mhe" but I still very much enjoyed it for the simple reason that it gave me a sort of closure. Although I always lived the original ending, I always wished Lelouche would be alive to see the world he had created and speak to the people he couldn't speak with before like Nunally or Kallen. This movie just made me happy because I saw him meet these people again. I still regard the original ending as my favoured ending but this movie just made me happy.
Minor point, but is anyone else bothered by the save point Geass? From what we see in the series proper, Geass aren't just arbitrary anime superpowers - they can do a lot, but they always affect people, and nothing else. They can't break the physical laws of the universe, which time travel pretty blatantly does.
I am. In the original anime, Geass only affects the minds of others. This clearly steps well over that line.
I mean there's a clip which i believe is the like post credit thing (i either don't remember or didn't see but you can just find it on UA-cam) of L.L probably talking to someone so maybe could be the next mc getting geass
okay, my opinion is gonna be unpopular here, but I would be happy if they created the full 3rd season from this movie. I understand why people want to stop after R2 ending - it's tragic and beautiful, and we all were crying because Nanally realized what Lelouch really had done. But also I'm so happy to see the characters` reunion, to see how Suzaku tried to beat Lelouch because he was alive, how Karen looked at him. I think if this story was much longer (like a 25 series season) the story would have been more detailed and R1/R2-styled. Now fans have a lot of questions because the film is too short and couldn`t fulfill everything creators wanted to say to us. Nevertheless, I`m amazingly glad to see Lelouch alive again.
This intro is killing me you cheeky bastards XD
Shamna didn't have a full code (similar to Lelouche), so that's why she couldn't use the thought elevator that the nation had in the prison.
And it's never said that the nation had the best/most powerful military, they only said that the main economic export is mercenaries - which in a world torn apart by war for decades makes absolute sense. The reason why they where a problem for the cast was that for political reasons they couldn't actually use the armies of the UN and Black Knights openly, so they were forced to use just basically two units of special forces that had enough independence to offer deniability to the upper ups - and they still managed to paralyse and conquer the country.
That a younger but male descendent becomes the king rather then their older female siblings are completely in tune with historical precedent too, and Shamna being the high priestess of the local religion explains the amounts of soft power she holds - so no real contradiction here either.
The only thing I can fault the movie on is to never really explain Lelouche's and Shamna's Code status - I had to check on the wikia that their Code is called "Failed One" and that they basically have eternal youth but can still die and are subject to other Geass powers, for which they get to keep their Geass power.
I thought it was fine that C.C. never really explained what was going on with Lelouch since she seemingly didn't know precisely, but I feel like old Code Geass would have found a way to communicate the new Code variant to us.
@@KatoBeyond The most important thing is that C.C. and L.L. are now canon OTP as it should be.
@@chazz30000 I'm glad the sequel exists for that reason alone.
Funny because ibjuar watched your acrual code geass video.
Honestly It should've ended with season 2 It was the greatest ending ever but the creators wanted to milk everything they could out of this
Even tho I'm late but damn this is a best video keep up the good work dude
this is the final phase of the plan...
Did the movie basically confirmed that Lelouch was indeed the cart driver in the last episode? He even had the same clothes at one point in the movie when he was inside the cart?
Sneaky subtitle change
I'm really disappointed as a fan of Code Geass the company should take advantage of the opportunity they're given considering the fact that this anime got a loyal fan base!
Can always count on Code Geass for the FFN 👍🙏
So...does this mean a season3 (focusing on a different group of characters in the universe) could be in the works?
Option A, I think this has been confirmed already
It's more along the lines of a 10 year plan they intend to make a series of movies following this alternate timeline created in the recap movies and this movie was supposed to be step or part 1 of the ten year plan.
@@cumgar273 so ur saying that if there will be new movies or series they will be from this time line and not the original timeline
I'm glad they did a soft reboot rather than trying to tack on a sequel to R2, it ended perfect as is and would rather have an alt timeline than them screwing with it.
GENIUS.
after watching it i wished it was season not a movie to stretch out and has somethings set up better
I LOVE YOU; MYSELF.
Did I watch the same movie as everyone else? To me it felt like a rushed mess that should have had at least 3 more hours of run time. I like the end with CC and Lelouch and am not opposed to sequels but I feel the original was quite literally perfect storytelling. I gotta say, this ain't it chief (at least for me).
Agreed. There were good moments like Suzaku beating the shit out of Lelouch or CC holding a gun to his head, but why did they even retcon Shirley's death just to have one line and not be a relevant love interest? From the original series I believe they would have wound up together if not for her death. Changing things like that has a domino effect on character motivations
Chess thing at the end was interesting
Was good but the end of second season was so high standard . It will always be untouchable
This would have been better as a season 3 it just needs to be fleshed out better
Big fan but I didn't realize this had spoilers so I have to stop watching until I see the movie
If you saw it on streaming, or have the video file, please hand it to me. I beg you
I see the anime and the movie continuities as two separate universes that way Lelouch’s big sacrifice at the end of R2 isn’t ruined and still a conclusive ending while the movies give fans what they wanted with out ruining the original story told in the anime.
P.s. specking of different. The Code Geass Manga (yes there is an official one not just the hentai floating around the web) while absent of the mech battles as far as I know(I dropped it after a few chapters because finals where right around the corner and I never got back around to reading it again) it’s still a good read despite the differences. I’m just surprised not many people are talking about it honestly.
Guys is there gonna be an season 3 or a new movie???
If anyone knows pls tell me...
I do hope that if they continue a season branching off the movie that they choose to give Lulu the backseat.
I am expecting something like him making a contract with someone now that he is technically a code, thus birthing a new MC.
does anyone know where i can find the background instrumental version of colors? 😭😭
What the green Knightmare that Nina piloting called? Is not Another Vincent is it?
The third season has been cancelled the trailer showed that there Lelush was alive. Who knows, maybe if the new anime goes well they could make a r3 season
I just enjoyed seeing how everyone was doing and their reactions to seeing Lelouch and the aftermath. Though I believe Lelouch should have been more emotional when reuniting with everyone
We did kinda get shortchanged on getting those reactions to Lelouch, because it was a movie instead of the sequel season it was originally planned to be.
@@KatoBeyond if they were to make a S3 would it carry on from the movie? Honestly the ending of S2 was the best but I prefer the movie alternate reality even though Shirly is alive, although I dont mind her being alive, it doesnt make sense anymore why Lelouch massacred the people at the Geass Lab
@@benenaidoo2132 Good point, that only happened because of Shirley's death. I didn't see the second recap movie, so maybe there would be more Geass users running around in that universe. They definitely won't make R3 at this point, sadly.
He is my favorite supporter
I enjoyed the movie. It’s not nearly as good as the original. But it’s a fun watch
'They don't need lelouch' you don't need a youtube channel sir.
lmao
The dub is incredible and flawless
So what are your thoughts on the 10 year plan of projects thing? Are you going to do a video on the 10 years of projects?
I will probably do videos on projects as they come out.
I like the movie...... if it's code geass then sure I will watch it with a smile. Plus the ending scene L.L that's gold.😝
I think that the country has a two monarch system shaman is the spiritual and shalio is the military leader
She should be a Pope or what ever zilkhstan equivalent is
I know there are those who claim the Code Geass movies are cheap cash grabs but let's be honest here. Even if Lelouch stayed dead, his death would buy only a decade or so of peace before someone started stirring the pot again, as you can see in Lelouch of the Resurrection movie. Fighting is just human nature and have been going on since the first caveman threw a stone.
Ironically, it was Lelouch's parents who sought a world without conflict but their plan was also a bad idea. With his geass and brilliant mind, Lelouch would be more useful alive in maintaining the peace he achieved with his Zero Requiem, even if he has to watch over the world from the shadows. As long as everyone believed he was dead, his goal was achieved all the same. No one has to know other than his closes friends and allies. So IMO, this movie as well as the compilation movies before it was actually a good idea.
When lelouch used his deduction skills to figure out the villain geass ability... Now that's what I call bullshit...
The movie was really mid to me because it focused on the wrong things, as noted here. Personally I don’t think it should’ve been about shallow villain attempting to do what Charles did. It should’ve focused on Nunnally and Suzaku completely. They simply have their work cut out for them trying to keep Lelouch’s sacrifice for world peace going, and Lelouch lends his skills for that purpose.
I also thought the catharsis was downplayed heavily. Yes, Ohgi nearly attempted suicide, but idk I just found the emotional resonance of his return lost on all the other characters. Cornelia especially.
As it stands now, we don’t even know if there will be more entries in this universe. The movie didn’t do too well, and we haven’t heard much of anything at all despite the 10 year plan. Doesn’t look good.
11 months late, but on the Code Geass wiki it says that Lelouch and Shamna have "failed" Codes which grant eternal youth but not immortality
Interesting but it could be false information? I dont know
@@smoyan5806 Might be, but Lelouch hasn't aged in the Picture Drama 10 years after Re;surrection
so will there be more?
it is alternative ending
I accidentally deleted my post a few days ago so I am reposting it with small changes Please read and give your opinion but no hate PLEASE I don’t have any theories on what they might do but I know what I might like as much as I love Lelouch we fallowed him for awhile i would like a focus on the other characters as the main cast with Lelouch and C.C. having cameos. Or coming in at the end to save the day whatever they do I just hope romance is on the back burners I know it is probably not likely see how Lelouch and C.C. are fan favorites but it would be refreshing to see something new and if they do want to keep C.C. and Lelouch they could have two intertwined stories showing what Lelouch and C.C. are up to while the other cast is shown doing something. Please no hate I love this show regardless of the official pairing and will continue to support it. please respect my opinion and I will respect yours also for those that like C.C.x Lelouch I and very happy for you and I get how this is a happy end for them and while I am not totally against the ship it’s just not my style (it is actually my third favorite ship for Lelouch ) that’s why I am not suggesting they break them up or not show them at all if they continue to use them just not make the romance overly noticeable but subtle like it’s there but not in your face.
Lelouch is so smart he trolls the audience
It will be hella of a task for Season 3 to fix this.
Fix it? They can just make a continuation of the movie and atleast make it a spin-off , or have 2 canon universes
You should watch the dub for the movie on AnimeLab and 9 anime
I can't wait for may 3 th that is when the dub version is coming out Yahoo 🥰
its already out
Just give me Lelouche and Kallen relationship please
So what's up with Lelouch having Geass and the code? How does that work? I thought the geass ability goes away after you get the code
lelouch does not have a code, it is literally impossible.
even the writers officially confirmed that
@@lelouchvibritannia3599 But what about the mark on his neck, isn't that like the code's symbol?
@@thespianuzumaki5452 the movie shows us the mark is not a code because it has completely different properties. e. g. it doesn't make you immune to geass
@@lelouchvibritannia3599 Yeah but isn't the mark significant to a person who bears a code? Like C2 has it on her forehead and Charles gets it on his right hand and both lose the power of geass
@@thespianuzumaki5452 lelouch and shamna have a new power, invented for the movie. this new power has a mark too, but the movie hammers on the fact it is not a code. e.g. the location of the mark migrates over the body, and the new power does not make immortal
*Lelouch does NOT have a code and is NOT immortal in this movie!*
Please be more nuanced because what you say is 100% wrong.
C.C. says Shirley brought Lelouch's corpse to her, so Lelouch definitely did NOT survive.
C.C. also says that it was she who resurrected Lelouch by reconstructing his corpse. When Kallen asks what that means she explains it's replacing damaged body parts.
Later, C.C. tells Suzaku that it was she who resurrected Lelouch and that she did so against his wishes.
So it is clear that Lelouch was not immortal and did not have a code at the end of Oudou, the last of the trilogy movies.
Does he, then, get a code during this movie? No.
First of all, C.C. wonders about this possibility but then immediately dismisses it herself. She used the argument that Lelouch retained his geass to contradict the idea of him having a code. The idea that one can have both was never true, it was a debunked myth which didn't have any basis in the lore and thus was never canon in either universe. It still holds that anyone who gets the code loses the geass, as evidenced by C.C. using that argument to dismiss the possibility that he has a code.
Secondly, he does have a mark, but it's not a code mark.
Shamna also has a mark and yet she gets geassed which is IMPOSSIBLE if she had had a code because code bearers are immune to geass.
Lelouch gives his battle plans to C.C. because she IS immune to geass because she does have a code.
Lelouch himself says that he doubts he is immortal and adds that he could drop dead any moment. If Lelouch had had a code he would have complete certainty that he would have been immortal. Your claim that he has an immortal shell is a completely unfounded assumption and questioned by Lelouch himself.
Lelouch's mark moves around on his body. Sometimes it's on his chest, sometimes it's on the side of his neck. Code marks do not migrate!
Thus, it is obvious that Lelouch's mark is NOT a code mark at all!
Please correct these big errors in your video. It destroys the quality your videos normally have.
I guess I could be wrong about Lelouch having a Code, but I was under the impression that he was a corpse because of the state of disrepair in C's World. C.C. seems to die and revive, so I assumed he just hadn't revived. I did notice the multiple Code mark placements, but they didn't explain what they mean. Lelouch wasn't afraid of looking at Shamna, and didn't use his Geass on her, which is behavior consistent with both characters having the mythic Code Geass. Also, the ending implies that L.L. and C.C. continue to live on together as immortals. For these reasons, I was under the impression Lelouch had a Code, but your comment makes me skeptical.
I thought it was weird when he gave the plans to C.C., because I was under the impression he had a Code. I'll have to rewatch the movie and determine a final verdict.
-Zero
Lelouch wasn't afraid of looking at Shamna because he already figured out she didn't need to look him in the eyes. Remember that he figured out her geass was making him lose the battle while Lelouch and C.C. were still in their knightmare, thus no eye contact requirement. The eye contact only applied to Lelouch's geass and Charles' geass anyways.
Lelouch did use a geass on Shamna, though. So I don't know why you say he didn't. He geassed her to sleep. This proves she isn't immune to geass, despite having a mark, and thus that that mark isn't a code. For that same reason does Lelouch give his battle plans to CC. because she IS immune to geass because she DOES have a code.
Lelouch's exact words are "Right. Geass doesn't work on you, after all", a fact which we not only know from the series/trilogy, but also see confirmed when that one guy tries to geass her (forgot his name, the one who made Kallen attack her allies)
The ending does not imply they live on as immortals. Nothing in that scene suggests it, and Lelouch himself said he thinks he can drop dead any moment.
If the L.L name threw you off, the director has already explained that Lelouch was mimicking C.C.'s name as a way of proposing to her, i.e. taking the name of your spouse. So it was a proposal and had nothing to do with code names.
Everyone makes mistakes, no biggie. But I do hope you'll correct the mistake in the video about him having a code :)
After all even C.C. denied it.
C.C. said "It's possible that Lelouch once inherited the code from
Charles" and then she dismisses that idea by adding "But Lelouch used
his geass aftwards".
I know there's a theory which says that you can keep your geass after getting the code, but that's a myth. The anime shows us that everyone lost the geass and Charles explicitly confirmed that. There's absolutely no basis in the anime to assume there are exceptions to this established rule. Fans can't fantasize new lore rules.
And indeed, even this movie shows us that this rule still applies. Shamna still has a geass despite having a mark, and she gets geassed which is impossible for code bearers, thus her mark isn't a code either.
I do seem to have misremembered quite a few details of the movie. I usually get to research these matters better, but I was only able to watch the movie once in theaters to write this.
-Zero
@@KatoBeyond I'd like to add that the people who made the show and the movies officially confirmed that Lelouch was truly dead. So no code or immortality. They did say this about R2 which is a separate universe, but the trilogy didn't change anything related to this, so Lelouch's fate didn't change: death and no code/immortality. So it's no surprise that Fukkatsu, made by the same people, continues their vision. That's why Lelouch needed to be resurrected, he was totally dead, but they wanted him back to make that sweet sweet money for them.
If you're interested, you can read all about the official statements (about R2) in this document: www.reddit.com/user/GeassedbyLelouch/comments/8hklfr/evaluating_code_theory_main_body_index/
There's a camrip of the movie floating around online. You've already paid for a ticket, so I think it's fair to use the camrip for research purposes.
Can someone explained me, why C.C. and Lulu got together at the end? it doesnt make any sense...in the ending of season 2 kallen was the most hurt by lulu death!
What did the end credit scene represent?
As confirmed by Johnny Young Bosch & Yuri Lowenthal at the premiere......
The falling stars are Geass. Part of the director's 10 year plan for the series.
richie stephan hopefully we get more code geass