SCHNEIZEL MAKES HIS MOVE! | Code Geass Newlyweds Reaction | Ep 2x23 “Turn 23: Schneizel's Guise”
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- Schneizel takes control of the Damocles and threatens to nuke THE ENTIRE WORLD! This leads to a final battle with Lelouch, and with the game board set, we can't wait to see what happens next!
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Code Geass, Season 2, Episode 23, “Schneizel's Guise”
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"He is Eren" You must mean "Oh, so Eren took after Lelouch"
Not sure tho but he badass tho to me
code geasse ended in 2012... attack on titan debut on 2010 (manga) @@user-uu1hv8nv6i
Eren's plan much worse though.
I don't think Lelouch and Eren are really alike at all. They both want freedom I guess, but Eren seems to only want freedom for his race, while Lelouch is attempting to liberate the world. Most of his war crimes are also against oppressive regimes who pose existential threats to the continuation of human nature. Charles was going to eliminate the human subconsciouss and free will, Schneizel is eliminating free will too through the threat of Damocles.
Marley was genocidal and war mongering yes, but did not pose an existential threat to all of humanity the same way Charles or Schneizel was. Rather Eren is the one who posed the existential threat to all of humanity through the rumbling. Eren is more of an aggressor (at least during the rumbling), and Lelouch is fighting oppressors.
@@MCAPrince They have literally compared the both of them for one specific aspect, the way they acted towards their friends. Nothing else. As much as I appreciate your detailed explanation, no one has mentioned anything else in common between them so far.
Lelouch is a savior masquerading as a monster, and Schneizel is a monster masquerading as a savior. I love the dynamic, and them being brothers only makes it better
Schneizel is kind and wouldn't kill another person, according to his assistance. Iirc...he will have other do the dirty work, I suppose.
@@rzxwm10 Schneizel is the kind of guy to order your assassination then go to your funeral and lament your death.
@@saltyk9869perfect example
@@saltyk9869 Yeah even the emperor knew that and therefore said to Lelouch that if his plan is not followed through then everyone has to live in Schneizel's world. He knew what type of person is Schneizel lol
The map showed Japan, the center of the map was the pacific. so Asia was on the left and the US and Europe on the right.
And yes there is a line to Tokyo.
NA education moment 😂
Pendragon is named after Arthur Pendragon, you know, King Arthur.
When Gino talks to Kallen about "knowing her feelings just a bit", he means that they both don't know truly which side they should be on. They are just confused people living in a confusing world, and they just have to make the most of the info they work with.
He now knows how it feels to lose your homeland and national identity.
Its even moire devious than just a volcano. It was Fuji and the Sakuradite mines that he blew up. By detonating almost the whole of the Sakuradite reserves that Japan has it drastically diminishes Japan's value on the world stage, lowering the possibility of them being invaded again.
It's also a massive blow to the Japanese. Fuji is sacred to Japan. It's the spiritual center of their culture.
@@jackwitt7430 That's actually a good point. I imagine overanalyzing anime will have interesting stuff to say about Lelouch blowing up Mt. Fuji.
@@jackwitt7430which again seems fitting for Lelouch, putting the promise of freedom for the peopke over the culture of the country. Not trying to say that one is clear cut more important than the other but it seems like a trade of Lelouch is aware of and would take
@@kianbrusselbach6106 From a western point of view, it seems completely logical to sacrifice the few for the many including our spirituality but to the Japanese it would be incredibly painful and traumatizing. I'm still, years later, actually really surprised that a Japanese anime would willingly justify destroying Fuji for the sake of world peace especially at the hands of a Britannian (basically Imperial America).
@@jackwitt7430It was already desecrated by the mining industry. Lelouch simply cremated the shambling corpse of Japan's lost pride.
All Hail Lelouch!!!
He king l love it is amzing episode ❤ keep going king your the best
For His Majesty the Emperor! ALL HAIL LELOUCH!
I don't think the black Knights know about Shneizel's "nuke the world" plan
Probably by design. No need to tell them his plans and encourage more enemies. Far better to use them as useful idiots and then crush them in the aftermath.
Pendragon is King Arthur’s last name supposedly
Yah like wth? Do you even know your brit lore am i right?
An antagonist is the right one for a given protagonist, if both compete for the same goal. In this case, the world is obviously the target. Both Charles and his sons, Schneizel and Lelouch, aim to end conflicts and bring peace. The Ragnarök Connection, Damocles and Zero Requiem are both the wishes that Charles, Schneizel and Lelouch respectively have for the world and the plans that were built from their perceptions of condition human. However, Charles and Schneizel pose as opponents for Lelouch because they see human nature as an obstacle to achieving that goal and decide to address it.
In fact, the final montage of the last opening involving Charles, Schneizel and Zero/Lelouch alludes to the ideological confrontation between them in the final arc, which is nothing other than their vision of the human race. Schneizel and Charles appear standing in the middle of a map painted in two colors because they both have a simplistic, petty, and Manichean vision of humanity. They believe for different reasons that humans are confrontational and consider themselves best suited to direct the people to live in the way that is best for them. Both the Ragnarök Connection and Damocles represent a transgression of free will and reflect Charles and Schneizel's deep contempt for human nature. Broadly speaking, the plans are essentially the same. The difference between them lies mainly in the nuances.
On Charles' side, the Ragnarök Connection is based on the emperor's philosophy that the world's suffering comes from people lying. In response, he wanted to eliminate the masks (the individual we show to others) by destroying the Collective Unconscious to force people to be themselves. The problem is that his plan involves altering the human condition and, by extension, eliminating individuality and free will, since lying is an inherent faculty of humanity and people are a sum of masks (there is no real self without a mask ).
On Schneizel's side, Damocles is based on the prince's philosophy that people want to be controlled. He believes that the suffering in the world stems from people being selfish and greedy and will always put their own interests above the common good. In response, Schneizel will force peace through fear by using the Damocles to threaten the world's governments and thus force them to cooperate in order to preserve their survival. Fear is the raw material of oppressive regimes since it is a form of control over the population and precisely Schneizel's world, like Kira's world, are dictatorships (even the official Death Note guide puts it in these terms literally). So instead of depriving people of their abilities and their choices, he coerces them to choose to do his will and punishes them if they choose to do otherwise. Even if Schneizel doesn't reject human nature like his father, he does intend to "use" it to his advantage to make peace a reality.
However, as Lelouch said, a peace imposed by force is an evil act, regardless of the intentions.
I agree with you here they are smart and amzing
Very well put. It's also quite interesting how Lelouch is now using a brainwashed army like sacrificial pawns, essentially committing the very evil he swore to fight against as Zero.
The reason he earned the respect of the Black Knights despite not showing his face was because he was not willing to make suicide attacks. He convinced a bunch of desperate terrorists to become knights of justice. But now, the leaders of the Black Knights know Zero was secretly using Geass to impose his will on others, sometimes his own people, and he's now sacrificing brainwashed troops to a volcano and fleija warheads. It makes sense that they would vew him as the greater evil next to Schnizel. But I doubt they realize what Schnizel intends to do with the fleija once he's emperor.
Excellent summary. Yeah the philosophical implications these last 10 chapters have are bonkers and I love it. And lelouch is definitely doing some of that evil as well, but to a lesser extent (brainwashed soldiers and whatnot)
I don't believe that the argument that 'people want to be controlled' is made in Machiavelli's Prince. It is also antithetical to Machiavelli's republican writings.
they're helping schneizel because they don't know his actual plan. pretty sure only he, his aid and cornelia(once he explained it) knew his plan.
Your geography was off here, as Schneizel most definitely had a line representing a FLEIJA hitting the center of Japan's landmass
I agree with you here he did my friend
The only issue i have with Eren being compared to lelouch is that in the end Eren's plan did absoultely nothing and didn't prevent war between the 2 at all. I would compare Schneizel ideals more to Eren as Schneizel wanted to use the fleya's to wipe out the world with billions dead to prevent war whereas Lelouch did not and Eren used the rumbling to wipe out billions to prevent war.
Agreed.
Jumped into the premier while they were discussing LeLouch’s green dangly thing.
Now this is the rigorous analysis I subscribed for.
Its a blink and you miss it moment but if you look closely Tamaki is delivering a speech to a bunch of kids. lol
This is a chest match. the Black King (Lelouch) controls the white army, and the White King (Schneizel) controls the black army.
Schneizel seemed like a complete opposite to everything Britannia stood for in season 1, a calm diplomat that promoted solutions that hurt the least people. That way of thinking kind of falls apart once you think through the fact that one of the most powerful people in the Britannian Empire surely wouldn't stay in that position if they weren't at least a bit ruthless. Season 2 slowly starts pulling Schneizel's mask and these final episodes just yank it off, revealing his true nature, making him nonchalantly talk about commiting one of the biggest atrocuties in the entire show. He is such an interesting final antagonist for Lelouch.
There is also the fact that Cornelia (former General of the Britannia army) is againist his plan, really shows who much Cornelia has grown and changed.
It’s what makes him so good. He himself sees himself as Evil. Charles was a foil and Schneizel is a parallel. It’s really well done.
I agree with you here he amzing villain tho
@@petercarlisle7044she did l love her she amzing l love it
@@conorgillingham2564l agree with you here my friend l love it
5 minutes of Schneizel's Guise
Okaaay wrap it up lol
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You know what? I also thought that Eren was very similar to Lelouch, but rewatching this episode with that in mind, its more like Lelouch's plan with Schneizel's ideology. Destroying the world's capitals with Fleya to use fear as a means to achieve peace? "Disciplining the entire human world by yourself" "I shall become a God". Yeah, that's far more Kira / Eren. Lelouch's plan cares much more about keeping humanity alive, not hurting civilians... Eren, Kira and Schneizel talk about peace but they don't care about destroying everything in their way. Lelouch is very careful in his steps.
In other words: Schneizel wants to do a rumbling. Lelouch stopped him.
Lelouch existed long before Eren did so if anyone is aping the other guy's plan it'd be Eren
AOT wishes it was this good. Not to mention Eren himself says he has no idea what he was doing.
AOT Ending was so bad and it was my favorite show. The ending there destroyed Eren's character development from Final Season while here ending elevated Lelouch's character on whole new level and it's considered one of the best Anime Conclusion so I personally don't see any comparison
Agree to this....these dumbasses bringing up AOT all the time is a disrespect to Lelouch, talking like AOT is the original is a disgrace
AOT is way better still. The ending wasn't good, but overall much better writing and payoff.
Can't believe no one saw CG's ending coming. Zero Requiem wouldn't work IRL, it's so hamfisted. All that hate and differences in values can't be reconciled and maintained the way Lelouch planned
@@jokev1324 When Kenny said the battle was like The Rumbling my eye started twitching fr. Like AOT's ending definitely drew inspo from Code Geass, not the other way around. But since they watched AOT first, it's logically their frame of reference so I can't be too mad at them for that.
@@jokev1324 Calling them dumbasses is going way too far. There's no reason to get this mad, especially since it's obvious they really like CG and are comparing it to AOT because they watched it first and adore the story. It's a genuine compliment, calm down.
ALL HAIL LELOUCH!!! ✊🏼😤
All king LELouch
"Pendragon Book series"
Oh wow, I just got hit by a Wave of Nostalgia!
That series by D.J. MacHale was a great read back in Elementary and Middle school :)
i love schneizel so much even though he’s a sociopath
He badass villain l dont think he sociopath he cold that all
Schneizel is 100% a sociopath. Also mass murder definitely runs in the family lol. From Clovis and Euphie to Lelouch and Schneizel it's practically a rite of passage at this point.
Edit: Forgot Cornelia as well lol
I agree with you here my friend but Lelouch he badass too
I love how people forget how Cornelia was introduced by massacring the Saitama ghetto just to draw out Lelouch....now she gets to preach huh?
I mean in fairness Euphie wasn't a sociopath, she was forced to murder those people by Geass and she almost resisted its effect because the command was so different from her true nature.
@Staicha - I mean a few dozen residents in order to overthrow a leader of a rebel army that could end up costing tens or hundreds of thousands of lives from the resulting war. But yeah she doesn't have much of a moral highroad to stand on when we first meet her.
That said she is also a very different character than the first few episodes of the show, I don't think she would be capable of doing the same thing after what happened with Euphie.
@@BigHeadClan Oh yeah no, Euphie is definitely not a sociopath. I was solely referring to Schneizel and him rationalizing killing 2 billion people without blinking. I also just found it pretty funny that almost every major royal member we knew had a mass murder event to their name.
@@dejajade6726 Hah no doubt, even Nunally isn't safe after this episode we just watched. lol
"We will use atomic bombs everywhere if you don't surrender!"
"You can't, because I have hostages!"
"*Gasp* Lelouch! How despicable! Didn't think you would go this far!"
Me - YOU WERE GOING TO USE ATOMIC BOMBS LIKE WTF.
What are you on about the black knights were the ones that had that reaction they didn't know about Schneizel's plan to nuke the civilians.
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Why did some people think blackknight know about nuke whole wolrd plan when Cornelia who is at schneizel’s side all the time also didnt know about that lol
Funny thing is when people compare this to AOT, Schneizel is the one that has the Eren mentality/solution with the Damocles being the stand in for the Rumbling. Their philosophy is more in line than Lelouch/Eren.
Troy Baker is so good as Schneizel. Very elegant while he talks about mascaraing tons of people. Almost convincing in tone and how he talks.
The way Code Geass storyline goes exactly like Gundam Seed Destiny but the only different it's not on space. 🤣🤣🤣
I love it
Why did the intro play twice?
Brazil hugs, i'm loving these reactions and i'm excited to watch ep's 24 and 25.
Schneizel as an interesting character round 1 (I'll share my other thoughts next episode probably)
15:20
I always thought the pop-out gun was a little absurd, but I do appreciate its thematic function: Schneizel, at every step of the way, refuses to be the one pulling the trigger. He gets everyone else to do it for him (currently, Nunally with Damocles) but never *technically* bloodies his own hands. Here, he takes it to a somewhat literal extreme, literally shooting Cornelia without having to hold the gun. It's to the point of being meaningless beyond an obsession on his part with *feeling* like he's on some level absolved of culpability. And it slots neatly as an inverse of one of the show's main themes:
"Those who kill must also be willing to be killed."
Schneizel, unwilling to consider himself one who kills (no matter how ridiculous that justification is), is most certainly not someone willing to be killed.
This also makes a moment in the next episode very poignant.
It shouldn’t be a secret to the viewers that Schneizel is terrible person. His very first action on screen was attempting to murder Zero, Suzaku and Euphi.
Schneizel has 2 completely separates plans. 1 is to fight Lelouch. Second is to take over the world using Fleias and Damocles.
Black knights are not particularly happy to stand with Schneizel but they see him as lesser and somewhat manageable evil. They have no knowledge about number of Fleias, Damocles capabilities and Schneizel’s willingness to basically commit genocide.
If Lelouch lost this fight, I'm 100% sure the next thing Schneizel would've done is kill the Black Knights. Heck, he might even expect them all to die in the crossfire of a Fleija nuke when he killed Lelouch.
@@neoshenlong In the next episode, he actually considers the possibility of killing them and Lelouch at once with a Fleija, but dismisses it as being much too greedy.
I enjoyed listening to your thoughts on Code Geass and knowing you guys have seen Attack on Titan to the end and how people say the ending to both are quite similar, I'm excited to hear your final thoughts on Code Geass' finale.
Seeing someone as nice a Nunnally use the Fleija is sad but you could tell she really wouldn't have if she could as she was shaking the entire time. The chess battle between Lelouch and Schneizel is pretty funny cause of everyone else's reactions. I like that some of them can tell that even without any actual fighting, the battle was already ongoing.
The ending is so close. I've watched so many other channels react to it but yours is one I'm extra excited about cause I also wanna hear your thoughts about it. XD
Ichirou Okouchi (the head writer and one of the CG creators) stated that it was the staff's wish that the series conclude with a battle between normal people and the decision that Lelouch made as a human being and that is why Nunnally and Schneizel (instead of Charles and Marianne) were the final enemies. For my part, I find it appropriate that Lelouch and Schneizel face each other at the end. There are several similarities. They are both men who have royal lineage. They are very intelligent, formidable strategists, charismatic, eloquent, charming, manipulative, pragmatic and above all they have achieved everything with lies. The mask is one of the fundamental themes of this series, it is an integral aspect of Schneizel and Lelouch and constitutes an essential gear for their plans to succeed. This episode places special emphasis on this. The two brothers have come this far by pretending to be what they are not. Schneizel has presented himself as a disinterested diplomat who advocates peace and is actually an ambitious narcissistic prince who despises humans; while Lelouch has set himself up as a ruthless dictator thirsty for power, when he really is the benefactor of humanity, who fight for free will and will save the world. I'm still perplexed by the ironic twists in this series.
By the way, did you notice that at the end of this episode Lelouch makes Mount Fuji explode? This seems like a side effect of the battle. A great event that the creators decided to take place to increase the excitement and stakes since we are in the final stretch. Until you remember that Taizo Kirihara said in the first season that Mount Fuji had 70% of the world's supply of sakuradite, which is the mineral that serves as the Knightmares' energy source, so that Lelouch deprived the world of one of its main weapons of war by extinguishing the Knightmares of the next generations and, at the same time, eliminated the reason why the great powers wanted to conquer Japan (not to mention that most countries at ally with the FNU were demilitarized, so there are no armies to wage war). Then you realize that it's no coincidence, that Lelouch thought of EVERYTHING and that the creators did indeed write this story from front to back. There are no loose ends in the ending of Code Geass.
I'll end my second comment by leaving some fun facts:
1. Goro Taniguchi said that Lelouch and Suzaku had been false friends all this time and that they became true friends during Zero Requiem. He defined friendship as when you trust your friend enough to trade your underwear for theirs. Thanks for the lessons on personal hygiene and how to strengthen friendship, Taniguchi.
2. Damocles is supposedly shaped like a chess piece.
Update:
1. Lelouch will never take CC's code (he didn't take Charles's either).
2. The Black Knights have no idea that Schneizel will use the F.L.E.I.J.A. against the world. Schneizel revealed his plans now. The Black Knights join him to stop Lelouch and that's it.
3. The Black Knights hate Lelouch because he lied to them, abandoned them and used them for his own interests. In addition, his plans caused the death of many Japanese.
I agree, the that final battle is amazingly brilliant, it has broken most standards that were accepted in those times and that's why I put Code Geass as the best anime of all time. It's my opininon but summarising everything and what they did in the end, makes this a masterpiece that I've never found anywhere.
The final battle is amazing, but my favorite final battle is the one happening in the next episode. This whole sequence where every character is having ideological arguments with another character and we get little sentences from each one as they argue but it cuts between many characters in many side of the conflict explaining their beliefs and some times enemies agree, sometimes allies agree... it's just... it's beautiful. It helps that we've known these characters for almost 50 episodes and that they've been allies and enemies interchangeably through the show.
For me, Code Geass final battle is an ideological one. And at that point everything is decided. The "fight" ends this episode with Lelouch's victory, and next episode is a final argument that leads to Lelouch taking a decision (a very significant one thematically and in terms of how far his character is willing to go) and thus setting the course of history.
Code Geass has a wonderfully written finale. Truly one of the best if not the best ending of a story I've ever seen, and that's why I refuse to accept the existence of Resurrection and the upcoming sequel hahaha
I never thought about the significance of Mount Fuji exploding like that. Nice detail!
Also, I got some fiends that I love, but I think I'll pass on switching underwear.
Scheneizel gave Japan their independence, don't forget about it, he made a deal with the Black Knights, you get Japan if you give us Lelouch.
Japan was free, then Lelouch invaded Japan again and declared war on the world after taking all their representatives hostage.
So of course they hate Lelouch and are fighting him, Lelouch declared war on them.
Why wouldn't they join Schneizel? They have no idea Schneizel is crazy and plans on nuking 2 billion people, they only agreed to join him and use the FLEIJA on Lelouch, not knowing Schneizel plans to nuke the world.
They also knows Lelouch can mind control anyone he looks at, they can't allow him to take over the world.
Pendragon actually has a meaning. It's name/title of King Arthur's father in Arthurian Legend it's basically old Welsh for "Head Dragon" i.e Army Leader
great react yall
What's up with the intros repeating
Shnizel really loves to brag that he never lost a chess match against Lelouch when the only time they would have ever played aside from that one match was when lelouch was a small child playing against a young adult
He won Final battle tokyo II
We're at the final war
Nunally was attacked by a much weaker flail the pendragon one was 90 mile blast wave.
All hail lelouch ❤
He badass villain l like him l fell şad for his Sister 😢 tho
@@user-uu1hv8nv6i His sister should be sad in the end she betrayed his own.brother and get on the side of schnizel..
My fucking goat
Eren wishes he was him
I find it funny schneizel and pain share the same va and kinda have the same ideas
LOVE THE RDC REFERENCE 💯💯💯
You should've reacted to the final two episodes in one video, they are so well connected.
YOU READ PENDRAGON???
HOBEY HO, LET'S GO!!!!
Loved AoT but Eren aka sossy simp boy ain't even wirth a comparison to lelouchs plan and execution of the plan
Another fantastic episode in the tank. The finale of this series really is some peak fiction.
One thing I love about this arc is Suzaku finally joining Lelouch. I feel like we get an idea of how things would have worked if they had always been together. One of Lelouch's biggest weaknesses is that he lets his emotions get the better of him. He's always trying to have his cake and eat it, too. He has to protect Nunally. He has to save the Student Council. He has to take back Kallen. And this has often caused problems for him. Once again, we see Lelouch struggling with a revelation. His sister being alive has caused him distress and he is conflicted. And Suzaku comes to him and smacks some sense into him. Gets him back on task. Cuts away his weakness. I can't help but think Suzaku would have likely been able to keep Lelouch on track in those moments (and likely taken on the task of resolving them in Lelouch's favor as well) and probably prevented a lot of issues.
Suzaku has become notably ruthless, too. The way he talked to Lelouch after the meeting with Nunally. Calling himself "Lelouch's sword" and saying that he will cut away his enemies and his own weakness. Notice that Suzaku even says "Well, Lelouch" when the Black Knights are beating their forces. It was Suzaku that effectively called for the use of the volcano to crush the Black Knights.
Also, how crazy is it that two high school boys are fighting the entire world? And winning? This is what we've been denied the entire series!
I'll give Kenny some credit, too. He's been onto Schneizel since he was introduced. Schneizel has always been one to call for your assassination and then act shocked when you die. He's always been acting like the good, noble, charming prince, but notice he refers to the "use of the mask" in this episode. Considering he was probably the second most powerful person in Britannia for 90% of the series, he's certainly been the one calling for some heinous acts. Like when he had them fire on Suzaku and Zero in an effort to kill Zero. And yet also acted like he was certain they could save him. When he was standing next to the person you were trying to kill?
Note that Schneizel has never been the one to pull the trigger. Lelouch has certainly killed most of his victims through word, but he has killed many people personally. Notably Clovis and Euphy.
So, you asked if they are planning for each other's plans. And yes. Lelouch and Schneizel each have some idea of what the other is planning. And they are planning around those plans. And they are planning around the plans being planned around their plans. Sound a little crazy? Yep. They are a pair of masters. Probably the smartest people on the planet.
Montana suggesting that appearing weak in chess can be a strength oddly reminded me of the development of Big Blue. The chess playing computer designed to beat pros. An early prototype was sent to a Chess tournament. Now, they do rate players on capability. Well, someone had a problem with the computer competing and intentionally gave it a low rating. And some players later complained they lost because they underestimated the computer due to its lower rating.
All hail Lelouch !!! (last two its best to watch together)
I've never lost to Lelouch, you know back when he was 8 or 9 =))))
I think he was even younger. Lelouch is 17 at the start of CG, and by that time he lives in Japan for 10+ years.
Troy Baker out here once again voicing a wannabe god talking about teaching the world pain to bring about peace
This episode was sick all hail Lelouch!!!!!
14:40 Bruh. You guys can't be THIS american...
Japan is right there. The entire world is shown
Lelouch is HIM, Eren the is the one who cannot be HIM
No, Eren bit Lelouchs flow
I am a dub hater, but the delivery on every single on of Schneizel's lines is just incredible, especially the barely audible one at 13:53
Lelouch would've done the same thing as Schneizel at the beginning of the show.
Repeated the opening again. Whoever's editing this you gotta watch that stuff.
I like how these reactions have so many Attack on Titan spoilers. I was planning on watching that when I could find the time, but I really don't have to, at this point.
Uffff the best of the best, Shneizel and The Black Knights vs Lelouch and Suzaku!!! Not even in his best dream can Eren compare to a genius like Lelouch and even less believe that his plan is even similar to the great Zero Requiem
It kinda makes the Black Knights look like hypocrites.
They detest Lelouch because they view him as a power-hungry tyrant who used them and the power of Geass for his own ambitions. Yet, they're perfectly fine siding with Schneizel, the man who was responsible for the destruction of Tokyo, and who seeks to control the world under threat of mutually assured destruction.
Without Lelouch in charge, the Black Knights are complete fools.
Do you think Schneizel told them his final plan? All the black nights know is that Lelouch is currently on the move to conquer the world and Schneizel seems to be more reasonable to negotiate with. Plus without Schneizel forces, they have no hope of defending japan from Lelouch's forces that are heading their way. They're banking on taking Lelouch out first since he's actually attacking and then handle the issue with Schneizel who may or may not be reasoned with from their perspective.
@@alexmartin6561 I mean, no. But the guy built a flying station that houses an arsenal of doomsday weapons. What else did they expect from him?
@@elitegamer9310 That's why Schneizel isn't the priority, They aren't certain and can only react afterwards. What they are certain of is that Lelouch is on his way with his military. They can't just pick a fight with Schneizel right now.
ALL HAIL LELOUCH!!! ALL HAIL LELOUCH!!!
Your next series should be Assassination Classroom, I’m sure everyone would love to see Montana psycho analyze every character.
I agree with you here l love it
THis is not like attack on titan. Attack on Titan is like Code Geass XD
ALL HAIL LELOUCH ALL HAIL LELOUCH!!!
Lelouch is unfortunate in that he always gets compared to characters that are nothing like him. First Light, now Eren.
Lelouch's plan is better for the world but not for the viewers 😢
Of course you don't want sxh eizel to succeed, this is a better written show and there is no comparison that you can make to apt with him
Please Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple opening ❤️
Nah. Thos is AOT but actually good
I agree with you here
18:30 all insert songs are by Hitomi Kuroishi
Fun little detail sayako the ninja maid is one of like 3 characters who never betrayed Lelouch including CC
False. CC betrayed Lelouch until episode 21 of R2, that is, 90% of the series. She hid the truth from him, she was disloyal to him (she was working with his parents all the time), she abandoned him when he needed her most, she used him for her own interests, she almost forced him to have an immortal life that she suffered and the worst of all is that the series never address this. CC never faces the consequences of her bad actions nor does she feel regret for what she did to a person who always treated her well.
Please dont compare attack on titan to code geass. Code geass is leagues better in every way.
Neee JoJo reactions
I love the way CC and Lelouch's relationship changes over time. Right now her wish is not to die, well see
eren coped lelouch
Lo que compara a leluch con eren tiene un serio problema psicologico eren no le llega a lelouch en ningun sentido
Watch the code geas movies
You should watch The Code geos movie.
Watch the code geas movies leluches resurrection
Nah no need to watch any of that. Season two's ending is perfect.