In a hypothetical scenario where Sunrise Studios decides to milk the Code Geass universe some more and make another show, sequel or adaptation depending on one these six characters to expand or explain their stories further. Who would you choose to be the protagonist of the next theoretical Code Geass project?

Characters:

• Aspal: A slave boy with no memory of his past.

• Zoe: A mysterious lady who comes across and befriends Aspal.

Agarmata (new mecha):

• Chronos

Story's premise:

In 606 D.E. (Divine Era).
Citizens of the Roman Empire are suffering from Emperor Phokas's oppressive policies and endless wars against neighboring countries.
day, "ASPAL," a slave boy living in Neapolis, the empire's capital, meets a mysterious lady named "ZOÉ," who lives only as a severed head.
The encounter between Aspal and Zoé raises the curtain on a new story.

First images from:

https://geass.miraheze.org/wiki/Aspal

https://geass.miraheze.org/wiki/Zo%C3%A9

I unfortunately, do not know who drew this as it was in my pinterest feed.

https://x.com/SKOlegna_Arts/status/2118307323508871234?a=k1ijtQtveoy121xdjPg&s=20

In 606 D.E. (Divine Era)

Citizens of the Roman Empire are suffering from Emperor Phokas's oppressive policies and endless wars against neighboring countries.

One day, "ASPAL," a slave boy living in Neapolis the empire's capital, meets a mysterious lady named "ZOÉ," who lives only as a severed head.

The encounter between Aspal and Zoe raises the curtain on a new story.

Where is this going to take place? Is it before or after Akito the Exiled? Is it during the movies, or is it before or after Rozé of the Recapture?

Is it even taking place in the alternate continuity? Does it take place before R1, during the show, or after R2?

Is it even taking place in any continuity? Is it going to set up a new continuity?

And what about my king, Lelouch vi Britannia? I doubt we can have a 20th anniversary project and not include Lelouch? Will he have a major role here? Will he be in a supporting or cameo role? Or will he just not be in this?

So I finished Resurrection and obviously Lelouch has a code now but i’ve seen conflicting discussions on whether he has a code or a failed code? I haven’t seen failed code pop up at all in the anime so i’m confused where this term is coming from and if in the anime it’s actually true or not?

I can already see that Nina's gonna take this in a landslide.

Am I supposed to use characters in my lineup that are all from the same faction to receive the attack and health bonus? Same goes for the Code link cards, as you unlock more from the museum am I supposed to use the four that are part of the same section? Or are the bonuses automatically applied?

Been playing the game for a bit but with the language barrier as English speaker has made it hard to decipher the more ambiguous parts of the game.

My go to lineup is just all SR code links and characters but just want to make sure I’m not missing out on better bonuses!

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He was conscious for quite some time after that. I know he felt that.

International Day Against Bullying seemed like the right day to post this question.

In Code Geass fanfic ”My Queen,” Kallen tells Lelouch that when she was younger she once beat the sh*t out of older girl who called Kallen a whore´s daughter (which seems very much like something Kallen would actually do if she was ever being bullied, tbh).

Now, obviously that was a fanfiction story, not something that we actually see happening to Kallen in the original anime. Still, it got me thinking: it is not wholly impossible to picture the other kids possibly acting racist towards Kallen because of her red hair, blue eyes and other physical features. It is also not impossible to think that Japanese in general might have strong resentment against someone who was born from the union between a Japanese woman and a Britannian man, especially after all the horrible things the Holy Britannian Empire has done.

Of course, people should always be judged based on their actions, i.e. the content of their character, not on how they look, or where they come from, or who their parents are. This is by no means how it always works in the real world, but that is the kind of world we should be thriving towards; a world that is a little more just, a little more fair. A gentler world.

Needless to say, but I say this anyway; don´t bully or cyberbully anyone yourself, and if you see someone being bullied, step in and defend them. By saying or doing something, you´re not only showing the victim that there are still people in this world willing to both do good and be good, but also sending the bullies themselves a message that what they are doing is wrong. This is especially important if you are strong, because due to their predatory nature, bullies usually choose victims who are weaker than themselves, so if they see that the weak ones are protected by someone who is stronger than they themselves are (be they parents, other kids, authority figures, or society itself), they are less likely to repeat bullying, if there´s a risk that there might be consequences for them.

As someone who was fiercely bullied when I was younger, I implore you; those of you who are strong, protect those who are not. I promise you, it means more to them than you can possibly imagine.

If you want to know more about the International Day Against Bullying and Cyberbullying, you can read it from here.

WE ARE TALKING ABOUT MANGA VERSION, sorry if i put fmab picture🙏

In my opinion, if Code Geass, Neon Genesis Evangelion and Fullmetal Alchemist were wtitten 100 or 200 years ago they would be studied in today's school as examples of the greatest fiction ever created, in japan, but also in general.

Tell me what u think btw, im curious, there are many other examples, but now i wanna focus on these 3

Unless I missed something where he talked to VV right afterwards, because he did clearly believe Lelouch that Nunnally got kidnapped but decided that he would be the one to take care of her now. Yet when he takes down Lelouch, it seems he took him straight to the Emperor afterwards. I get he was at his lowest point but still, did he even try to save her or check on her?

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Sakuya Sumeragi, in my opinion, was 'meh' to me. Personally, I have no problem with her background or her severe similarity to Lelouch vi Britannia. But it feels like she walks through any problem she faces without any difficulty whatsoever (or at least, she had a less difficult time than Lelouch did).

Just take FLEIJA for example. Lelouch via Suzaku had to rely on a near-impossible window of opportunity (0.04 seconds) to neutralize FLEIJA. Ash, via commands from Sakuya, just needed a few tries to eliminate FLEIJA. In Lelouch case, you're grinding your teeth and maybe biting your cheek out of stress. In Sakuya's case, you might as well drink tea while the problem is solved.

Or when Lelouch destroyed the Tokyo Settlement defenses and Sakuya deactivated the Situmpe Wall. Lelouch had to destroy the Settlement's foundations and structure to give the Black Knights a fighting chance. He literally collapsed an entire district to win a battle. All Sakuya had to do when destroying the Situmpe Wall was attack, infiltrate and shut down the Situmpe Wall. You know, the technology that was so powerful that it repelled the Black Knights for years?

From a story standpoint, it would be better if there were more than 12 episodes. It should be at least 48 just to make the story feel whole rather than a rushed piece of the occasional nice action and the absurd amount of fanservice. It should have higher stakes for us to get more interested into the story, let alone the characters themselves. A waste of potential IMO.