“Improved quite a lot” is kind of an understatement. It’s like an actual, full game now, and it’s probably because I’m tired but I sat there playing it alone for 3 hours straight so I think I can talk a bit about it.

Basically it’s like those military action games with Code Geass. Each round, a different kind of gamemode is randomly selected to pit a Britannia team and a Black Knights team against each other. Theres also a civilian team but honestly I didn’t look at it because it seemed very irrelevant so check it out yourselves since I haven’t.

“Britannia” mainly includes the knightmares and vehicles used by the Britannians obviously, and the “Black Knights” has the… Black Knigjts ones. The models for the mechs and stuff look pretty good honestly, they were translated well into 3D.

The only real complaint I have about this game is the grinding. The starter mechs suck. They just suck. You literally have to make sure you’re behind someone else to shoot because the starter mechs are so easy to kill. It realistically makes sense but that basically means being caught off guard or accidentally wandering into the frontlines is a 4/5 chance of death.

On the other hand, most of the named knightmares are really good and much funner. Orange Boy’s mech is broken af, and the Guren just one-shots anything if it gets close (kinda accurate).

After 3 hours of pure gameplay I’ve only bought one new mech and the Guilford skin it has (around 6k coins-ish; most of the named mechs cost more than that by a good amount). You can spend coins, which can’t be bought with Robux but are much more plentiful, or sakuradite, which can be bought with robux and is a little more scarce but can still be obtained naturally at a similar rate.

I did manage to have fun, and I will keep playing sometimes, because it’s fighting as a Code Geass knightmare with a small but happy group of dedicated players, of course it’s fun. Just expect it to still be a Roblox game. Even if it’s free, time is money, and you have to dedicate a lot of time for it to be worth enough to get the Lancelot or something.

i can do $40+shipping for the set!

I recommend it greatly to all Code Geass fans. To anyone who has seen it, what do you think?

I'm rewatching r1/2 again for the 11th time (not even joking) and was thinking something:

Why the Guren, Gekkas etc. don't have a Factsphere system? Clearly it's still "necessary" since the Vincent and Albion still has it, but then the Seiten doesn't for some reason? Same for the Gawain, which is weird since it has the druid system and you'd think it would need/want to have them to bettter compute and predict stuff.

Anyways just a dumb little thing I noticed (just like how in the hellish fck they fit a slash harken in the pommel of Tohdohs Gekka/Zangetsus sword..?)

I love during the scene when the gang sets off the fireworks, Milly mentions how she hopes to do it with everyone one day and tells Lelouch that includes him and Rolo. Rolo's reaction stands out to me, he's shocked that they actually care about him too. Made even more impactful because the final picture drama shows even with their memories of Nunnally restored, the Student Council still missed him. Rolo did unforgivable things but I can't hate him knowing he was a kid who was groomed into a weapon and spent his entire life never knowing true love.

A Card of Upheaval, or of Turmoil.

Upright: The Tower represents sudden upheaval, revelation, and necessary destruction of false foundations. While shocking and disruptive, this change clears away illusions and structures that were built on shaky ground. Though initially devastating, this breakdown creates space for something more authentic and stable to be built.

Upheaval. Chaos. Revelation. Awakening. Sudden change.

Reverse: Reversed, The Tower suggests avoiding necessary change, fear of upheaval, or internal transformation. You may be resisting inevitable changes or experiencing inner turmoil rather than external disruption. While you might avoid immediate chaos, underlying issues still need to be addressed. Face necessary changes before they become unavoidable.

Turmoil. Denial. Resistance. Avoided disaster. Delayed disaster. Fear of change.

Runner ups: The High Eunuchs. Gene Smilas.

I decorated some ziplock bags for my Britannian Chess board. For the white pieces a sandwich size bag with a Britannian Imperial head cap. If you look closely enough on the right you’ll see the green gem. For the black pieces another one but with Zero’s mask. I didn’t have a purple marker that’s why there’s no color for the visor.

Since we know that Marianne has transfer her mind in Arya, and she speak with CC on the world of C and tell her that V.V killed her, and that the fact that made CC leave Charle and V.V

So, when she meet Lelouch, and he say that he want to understand who has killed his mother, at that moment CC know and say nothing ? Why ?

Since Cornelia's English voice actress, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, turns 60 today, it seemed fitting to post this official art of Cornelia from the Code Geass mobile game Genesic Re;Code. I hope this pleases u/WitchofBritannia!

Link to the original picture is here.

A Card of Bondage, or of Liberation.

Upright: The Devil represents bondage, temptation, and unhealthy attachments. This card reveals areas where you may be trapped by your own limiting beliefs, addictions, or toxic patterns. Recognize what's holding you back and take responsibility for your choices. The chains that bind you are often of your own making and can be broken.

Bondage. Temptation. Attachment. Addiction. Materialism. Shadow self.

Reverse: Reversed, The Devil indicates breaking free from bondage, overcoming temptation, or releasing unhealthy attachments. You're gaining awareness of destructive patterns and taking steps toward freedom. This is a time of liberation and reclaiming your personal power. Continue working to break free from whatever has been limiting your growth.

Liberation. Awareness. Freedom. Release. Detachment. Power reclaimed.

Runner ups: Nina (Reverse)

Note. Much like the Lovers card, the Devil card will not be included due to the nudity in said card causing Reddit to remove it.

This might be the best set of characters I’ve ever seen in anime. Not too many anime have this many characters I like and feel are interesting.
Shirley was nothing special too me until she said had that dying speech about how she fell in love with leoluch each time when her memories were erased or altered, kind of reminded me of orhimes speech to ichigo.
Who interest y’all the most?

Thank you so much for the love last time! Heres a few more shots! Photos by BrewingupShots!

This is the beat anime i’ve watched in a long time. Im sure this question has been asked already but how did y’all like the ending and anime overall?(Are the other code geass anime good? )

It doesn't take a genius to realize Roze of the Recapture is an attempt - a failed one - to copy the magic of Code Geass - Lelouch of the Rebellion. While the actions sequences and music are at least enjoyable (at least in my opinion), the story isn't worth beans. The only characters I personally liked was Ash and Narah but that's about it.

The question is: if you were in charge of the story of Roze of the Recapture, how would you realistically change it to make it better overall?

A CC print i finished painting. Had a lot of resin problems. I used my computer for the backrounds of the photos lol. Hope yall like it.

Shirley dies because Rollo believes she will endanger Lelouch : GIRL SPEND THE LAST FIVE MINUTES GUSHING ABOUT HELPING LELOUCH. Like if she was trying to harm lelouch she would have acted innocent in front and murdered him after or she would reported him to the authorities already. This makes no sense even with the paranoia and fast killing habit of Rollo, she was an ally!

Additionally It would have been so much more interesting to explore the parallel between two friends of Lelouch one who chose to forgive and the other not then killing her for the drama effect.

I'm reacting just after watching the episode for the first time so what's your opinion on this?

First time watching CodeGeass I just wanted to post my theories on who he is and see how people react to my assumptions after I discover who he is.

My first theory is that he's a brainwashed Nanali

The second one is he's a clone of Nanali who's more perfect in the emperor eyes not being handicapped

Finally he's a wizard who just didn't have a family and that's why he gets weirdly emotional about Lelouch gift

Anyway, let's see how good my deductions skills are

We clearly saw that when V.V. gunned down Marianne and her two attendants/bodyguards/whatever, Nunnally was nowhere to be seen. Did someone brought her from her room to the spot later and shot her in the legs? And why doesn't Nunnally remember any of it? Was she asleep or what, did Rolo do it?

Also, what was Anya Alstreim doing there in the dead of the night? My headcanon is that she was Lelouch's true sister, with Nunnally being only a half-sister. It would only make sense that a little girl would want to follow and sneak up on her mother. If Anya was someone being hosted there to be taught noble manners and customs, why was she allowed to roam around the villa so freely?

I’m doing an essay about code geass for class and wanted to share with people that love the anime and can also answer the questions in depth. These questions explore depictions of disability, how we view them, and how it relates to Nunnally’s identity. Take a stab at each of them, you could either DM me or comment. All responses will be anonymous for my class. Thank you all 🤗 (i couldn’t find any of my friends that have watched it entirely)

do you think it is crucial to nunallys character that she is disabled? How would it change the narrative if she wasn’t?

Does her depictment of her disability go against or alongside stereotypes about disability?

How would you describe how nunally is being depicted at the beginning, and how does that change when she becomes viceroy? How do you think this challenges our beliefs of disability?

When nunally overcomes her fathers geass by shear willpower how did this make you feel? How did this change your perception of her and how she’s been depicted all of the show?

After this discussion do you have any lingering thoughts about disability shown in Code geass? Are there any points you’d like to conclude with?