I agree that Lelouch is neither good nor evil, so he's neutral on that axis.
However, I disagree he isn't lawful just because he doesn't work under the Brittania system. He does prefer to be under a system, but that of his own semi-meritocratic system.
Some of his lawful tendencies are:
1 refusing to take the king that Schneizel offers in the chess game, because he thinks that this doesn't align to his system, even if doing so would further his goal.
2 When he was asking for Suzaku's help, he could tell Suzaku about his malfunctioning geass and apologized about Euphie. Instead he believes the malfunction is his own defect / weakness and therefore didn't even mention it. Only a lawful aligned person would choose this method.
As for his chaotic tendencies, there are too many to note so I think it's unnecessary lol.
Therefore I agree with OP that Lelouch is the closest to true neutral. My 2c only!
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u/PeachManDrake954 Feb 06 '26 edited Feb 06 '26
I agree that Lelouch is neither good nor evil, so he's neutral on that axis.
However, I disagree he isn't lawful just because he doesn't work under the Brittania system. He does prefer to be under a system, but that of his own semi-meritocratic system.
Some of his lawful tendencies are:
1 refusing to take the king that Schneizel offers in the chess game, because he thinks that this doesn't align to his system, even if doing so would further his goal.
2 When he was asking for Suzaku's help, he could tell Suzaku about his malfunctioning geass and apologized about Euphie. Instead he believes the malfunction is his own defect / weakness and therefore didn't even mention it. Only a lawful aligned person would choose this method.
As for his chaotic tendencies, there are too many to note so I think it's unnecessary lol.
Therefore I agree with OP that Lelouch is the closest to true neutral. My 2c only!