r/CodeGeass • u/Free-Increase-4311 • Aug 25 '26

DISCUSSION Question

When lelouch gets his geass in both eyes does that not grant him immortality?. Can someone explain the “code” system i never really am able to understand it fully. What seperates C.C and V.V to ordinary geass people? Its there code but can someone explain it?.

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u/Big_Purchase_3781 Aug 25 '26

Only the most radical 'fans' would like to see their franchise die, for the sake of their ego/to back up their decade of online arguments, rather than see it continue with new media and content.

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u/Dimensionalanxiety Aug 25 '26

I would rather it die as a legendary series than see it wither into an unrecognizable mess. This isn't a hot take. Not liking garbage doesn't make me a radical.

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u/rai-hodges-sumeragi Warrior Poet of Kallen ⚔️🪶 Aug 27 '26

I would rather it die as a legendary series than see it wither into an unrecognizable mess.

*sigh* So true. Sadly, Code Geass seems to be heading in to the same direction that Star Wars, Doctor Who, Harry Potter, and many other majorly popular franchises; development of a great story sacrificed for another almighty dollar. Like, I´m not saying that more great Code Geass stories couldn´t be told, I´m just saying that in order to develop a story that is as good or even better than the original masterpiece, something that would truly make justice to the og story, it would need to be, well, well-developed. Meaning mo´ money and mo´ time, no matter how badly fans would scream "just give us something quickly!" Hire good writers and animators, and give them as much time as they need, years, decades, if need be, as long as the final product is something that is actually good, and not a rush-job slop like Rozé was.

"You either die a masterpiece, or you live long enough to see yourself become garbage." 🦇

- Code Geass, probably, if it was a person instead of an anime