>>2

Mao’s response

>>3

Only this guy will be saved by that.

There’s no vice minister who is knowledgeable about politics or a trustworthy counterpart.

Regardless of their intentions, it is ultimately Lelouch who is saving the Japanese people, while Suzaku is not.

Only individual evaluations in Britannia are skyrocketing, you know.

I can understand Yuffie and Nunnally, but this guy seems like he’s just focused on maintaining the status quo…

I think that if we had continued like that, we probably wouldn’t have become Night of One.

It’s a miracle that I made it into the rounds, and that shows how deeply rooted the discrimination awareness is.

You only talked about changing Britannia from within.

>>12

I was motivated…

>>16

But what if your superior tells you to die?

Since you’ve gotten used to the rounds, you might get the first-place reward too, as long as you have the skill.

Perhaps if they had sided with Schneider, who had seen through the Emperor even without Zero Requiem…

The only ones complaining loudly about Suzaku becoming a Knight of Seven are the vampires…

>>18

In the side story, the vampire was initially rather favorable towards the reputation of the princess of massacre’s knight.

Live on, as Suzaku’s Geass activates, his prey is snatched away from the side → when it’s released, he’s like, “Huh!? There’s no enemy! Did you defeat them?” I love that kind of twisted story that sparks such provocation.

>>97

It’s really annoying when someone doesn’t understand the situation at all…

>>101

That’s why Luciano got angry.

Jino, who was with me, seemed a bit unusual.

>>97

Here too, chances to succeed are being crushed because of Lelouch…

>>103

But live, because without Geass you’ll be dead before you get there…

At least Charles and Knight of One are not the type to say “You’re an Eleven, so that’s no good,” right?

It’s true that Charles is said to have no interest in worldly affairs to begin with.

Well, even if you achieve something, you can’t become number one as a Japanese person.

Entering the rounds can also depend on the emperor’s whims.

To be honest, as a regular soldier with a gun, they are overwhelmingly ahead, and it’s only a matter of time.

What was that aerial spinning kick?

Because he is a nonsensical man who survived the Nightmare attack of Yuffie’s subordinate after the Eleven Kill Declaration…

Take a good look around the rounds, will you? Except for a few, they are all splendidly original members of the aristocracy.

If you’re not careful, the Rounders have a level of military strength that might even be inferior to the average person around here.

>>27

Karen must be some kind of bug…

I think that as long as there is a battlefield, one can be promoted endlessly, but if zero doesn’t become a stepping stone, the chances will decrease, that’s true.

I don’t think I could have joined the rounds without Lulu…

>>29

Britannia basically treats Eleven as a disposable existence, and Suzaku himself is going to die.

In the first place, the Black Knights can’t shine unless there are enemies they can actually fight against…

If zero doesn’t appear, by the time Suzaku rises to power and unifies Japan, it seems like not even a single blade of grass will be growing in Japan.

Even if I become a Knight of One and receive Area 11, I think I will just be at the mercy of the emperor at that time since I have no political power.

The reason this guy got into the rounds in the first place is something else.

It’s almost impossible to even enter the rounds through proper means, let alone the Night of One.

If it’s just the group of villains called something like “Japan Liberation” in the work, they’re too weak and can’t earn achievement points.

As expected, a man who killed his father and made Japan the Eleven is different.

I mean, the direct territory is a privilege that only exists while this guy is alive… to put it another way, as long as this guy is the Knight of One, so it doesn’t really solve the fundamental issue, does it?

The moment this guy is no longer “one,” it goes back to being just a regular numbers game, so it’s not even a theoretical ideal.

>>36

If you say that, then relying on zero for Japan’s recovery is only reassuring while zero is alive, isn’t it?

>>40

There is a possibility of reoccupation, but at least we’ve broken free from being a vassal state, and depending on our diplomatic and military efforts, there’s a possibility we can repel Britannia, which makes a significant difference.

Everything is in the past!

Can Japan be received as a direct territory in the first place?

I wanted Sakuraite, so I attacked.

>>38

I’ll leave the mundane matters to you…

>>38

As long as it’s not denied in the story, I guess you can receive it.

>>38

If you provide the sakradite, wouldn’t there be no complaints?

In the end, it was all about Lelouch.

The path to becoming a knight of one takes too much time.

Charles uses the Akasha sword to kill gods, so it’s not realistic.

It’s absurd for a country with strong discrimination to say that a picture of an honorary citizen will change from the inside.

Unlike Lelouch, they can’t see reality.

We can’t get started unless we destroy Britannia.

In the world of C, it’s way too harsh that any character’s position is stuck due to a time limit if you don’t know that aspect.

I think I completely lost my mind after Yuffie died.

It seems like a country without the kind of mental strength seen in the Chinese Federation led by eunuchs.

Those who can make the most of their intelligence should enter inside Britannia.

These guys should be doing the Japanese Liberation Front, considering they’re all muscleheads…

As mentioned earlier, Suzaku’s goal ultimately became less about elevating the status of the Japanese people and more about becoming the Knight of One to rule Japan himself…

Without Geass, it’s almost certain that Dad and Mom’s plan will be achieved first…

The savage eleven representative is no joke.

It would have been nice if there was a world where Suzaku ruled as king through violence in a world where gods were slain in a dead social game.

Changing the contents is something only politicians who are not just strong but also in a position of power can do.

In other words, only Yuffie without any consciousness of discrimination is possible.

>>60

That princess’s claim to the throne is easier to count from the bottom, and neither she nor her sisters can handle politics.

I have been saying since the beginning that we need to change from within, but the specific goals of entering the rounds or becoming number one came after Yuffie’s death, Suzaku.

It was interesting to sell Lelouch to the emperor.

>>63

You’ve found quite a good use for it, haven’t you?

>>66

Are you going to sell your friends!?

>>74

Everything is the past!

>>75

The past!?

>>75

This is just like the original Lelouch, it’s too terrible.

It would take centuries for the citizens of an occupied country to gain an equal status with the occupying country through legitimate means…

The fact that fundamentally nothing can be done without resisting Britannia is clear, but the primary reason for fighting is for the sake of family, so when that is targeted, it makes Lelouch weak.

“I’m only seeing my little sister—Japan? I don’t care, Asahina! Clinging to someone who’s just doing that to liberate Japan is nothing but a joke now.”

>>68

Well, the organization is weak enough that it can’t really do anything without Zero.

It was originally Lulu’s fault that we ended up in that pinch.

In other words, no matter which one you choose, Japan is in trouble!

>>70

Since we are under the control of defeat, it’s already bad.

It’s truly pitiable that Yuffie, who is like the ideal master, appeared and had her dignity destroyed before she died.

If that weren’t the case, I guess they would just be a typical opportunist trying to cut their losses at full force, a traitor to the country.

It’s simply amazing that he rose to a position where he could cooperate with Yuffi, but because of the abuse of Geass, it became the worst possible move…

Britannia is the worst nation, and the world that has introduced a numbering system while opposing Britannia is already the worst.

No matter how hard Lelouch tries or how hard Suzaku tries, it won’t change anything.

Well, in the end, including the Zero Requiem, what happened was not the way of the thread’s image, but Lulu’s way until the very end…

>>81

The Zero Requiem is not just Lelouch’s way.

>>85

What I thought was Lelouch.

>>85

What’s important is that the mask of Zero defeats Lelouch, so it’s all done in Lelouch’s way from 1 to 100.

Suzaku is nothing more than the person inside the mask.

The taste of the soil is also interesting, right, Ruru-yama?

Suzaku!! You betrayed me…! You betrayed my trust!!!!

The Geass that was implanted in Guilford is now activated!

>>82

Moreover, it’s a scene where I’m clinging on and imposing my circumstances while asking, “Please help Nanaly!”

On the Suzaku side, even if the person had hidden soldiers, it doesn’t matter if they betray or not.

It’s Suzaku who crushes Lulu’s plans, but it’s Lulu who firmly destroys Suzaku’s path to a happy ending.

>>84

At the point when Suzaku killed his father, Lelouch’s side is also in chaos…

>>84

It feels like we’re in the same boat.

In the end, the two of them were able to become the strongest together.

>>84

The road to a happy ending

Was there such a thing?

Yuffie’s special administrative district is the perfect move to crush the knight faction and the will for Japan’s liberation, but it will push Japan’s independence further away.

Both Suzaku and Lelouch had many shortcomings.

That’s why I failed many times.

I believe it was precisely because we stood up that we were able to reach that ending.

It’s just helpless that, of all people, the leader of the suzerain state is already going crazy and trying to carry out something like the Human Instrumentality Project.

If left alone, the emperor will try to create a world without lies, so it’s really difficult to deal with everything.

In a world where Neo-Britannia can exist without Charles or Lulu, the overall security is quite barbaric.

Well, if Suzaku had clear legitimacy, he would simply become the protagonist…

In the first place, it’s so bad that if Schnizel is ordinary, it would be impossible for Lelouch to win.

I wonder if there could be a route where Schneizel notices Wakamoto’s scheme and prevents it.

Of course, Lelouch intended to go to war with Britannia.

If it weren’t for Japan, I would have been doing it elsewhere, so I don’t care if Japanese people die or suffer.

However, the thread image didn’t demonstrate hope or possibilities for Japanese people, so it’s off the mark to discuss it.

>>102

Japan will be liberated in the process of defeating Britannia, and the liberation of Japan itself is not the goal, so there is also a subtle difference in purpose compared to the Black Knights.

>>105

That was an issue that Lelouch should face by removing his mask in front of the Knights.

He never believed in his allies that he created until the end.

If we had continued like that, we probably wouldn’t have become the Knight of One.

>>107

I don’t understand.

At least Suzaku’s overall test scores are only outperformed by Marianne and Maribel, both of whom also have SS ranks.

Incredibly, at that point, Suzaku’s overall power is higher than Bismarck’s.

>>112

Well, since it’s an early test, maybe Wan was a late bloomer.

>>117

By the time Suzaku joins, Bismarck has already been Knight of One, so that won’t happen.

>>119

I wanted to say that I took a test during the early days of the Nightmare Frame when Marianne was alive.

>>131

It seems that Suzaku took that test after becoming a Knight of Seven, so it’s not necessarily something to be taken in the early stages.

>>117

If it were Suzaku and synchronization, that might be understandable, but that’s not the case at all.

It’s simply that Suzaku is better than Bismarck.

>>107

A world without lies does not activate, and the emperor dies of old age.

I think there was a reasonable possibility that Schneizel could have become the emperor.

It seems like they will really evaluate my abilities.

Suzaku also went as far as to partially initiate Japan’s independence alongside Euphemia in the first season.

In the second season, I have taken on the roles of Rounds, Nanaly’s assistant, and military commander all at once.

If there hadn’t been any irregularities, we would have been at the final stage, at least.

It’s the guy who often almost dies that’s to blame.

Don’t worry, it’s fine because it’s a trauma-free Nanana route!

>>110

A Wired (a superhuman who can use Geass abilities without recoil and without a contract with a code) is stronger than most characters from the start and has a solid mental state.

Lelouch disappears at breakneck speed, so by the time I interact with Nunnally without being disturbed, I have already become Yuffie’s Knight.

Winning against Night of One was also thanks to the boost from Living Gear.

>>114

Additionally, I was using the 9th generation KMF, Suzaku Kururugi.

With an overwhelming difference in specs and including boosts, it’s finally a strategy for predicting the future, so if you just play normally, you definitely can’t win.

What is Maribel?

Charles seems to have absolutely no interest in the race of the Knights of One, which in a roundabout way is a good thing.

I thought in the second season it’s been a rough time, like getting hit by methane gas, absolutely not shooting! Going out on a mission, scoring an own goal against Freya, and becoming Lord Refrain.

>>118

I thought while looking back that there isn’t really anything that would make me that hated.

Rather, why was I disliked?

>>126

Because I am Lelouch’s enemy.

Pretty seriously.

>>153

I think it was a big deal that the correct way of doing things at the beginning was quite annoying.

>>173

In the first place, Britannia is a huge piece of crap.

>>176

It’s just like, what’s up with everything else being terrible besides Britannia…?

Why is it being treated as eleven in the EU? That’s strange, isn’t it?

>>153

It’s my job to mess things up in a development that’s going really well, so I can’t help it.

>>153

Characters that espouse idealistic theories without accompanying results, not limited to Code Geass, tend to be criticized a lot.

>>171

Moreover, the countries that are trying to change things from within are so awful that honestly it feels impossible, right?

Even considering the difference in ability, there’s that wild ace called Kallen who managed to take down Suzaku with a draw in their fight.

Lelouch in the main story is also quite fortunate to be helped.

There may be a world line where only favorable things happen for Suzaku.

>>125

Lelouch’s ability to be loved is just the strongest.

No matter how cruel one acts or how many people die, in the end, it feels like everything will be forgiven.

The atrocities are also being ignored by the viewers.

>>134

Voice cast: “Isn’t Lelouch a terrible person?”

>>125

I think plenty of convenient things are happening in the main story.

Isn’t Yuffie’s death rather a misfortune that resulted from meeting her?

If it weren’t for that, I would have completely returned to Britannia without any involvement with the Japanese or the war.

>>163

That’s just a really gross perspective.

The fundamental issue is that the rift resulted from Lelouch keeping the existence of Geass completely hidden; well, considering the effects of that Geass, he would definitely conceal it, making it impossible to resolve.

>>127

In the main story, the fan had a negative effect.

That guy is weak when it comes to human emotions, so I feel like it would have been different if I had explained the situation to some extent somewhere.

>>146

The impression of Fan Japan is the worst, but in reality, it’s not just about Zero; there was no trust in Lelouch, which is why it turned out that way.

>>146

Lelouch, despite how he appears, has been betrayed by his family and others, so he has become unable to trust anyone.

Even though I can’t do it, I’m still a softie.

>>146

I think Lelouch’s relationships are entirely like this.

The only ones who don’t understand each other are Charles and Marianne.

>>162

It feels like Charles understands better, while Marianne does not.

>>170

The main story is indescribable…

I think it would be more interesting to have a conversation with Charles since Marianne is turned off by the idea of having Lelouch and Nunnally make children.

In short, it’s Geass Suzaku > Geass Bismarck > Suzaku > Bismarck.

I think they’re a pitiable person, and even if they have sins, they’re not a bad person, but I can’t agree with their methods or way of thinking.

There isn’t anyone in the rounds who has top-class capabilities in shooting, close-range sniping operations, and everything else.

Mr. Wan is probably not good at shooting.

Clovis and Cornelia were massacring the Elevens.

I’m not really on board with supporting the Britannia army.

If it had been revealed that if you become a Knight of One, you could get Japan, that would be one thing.

Thanks to my good fortune of becoming friends with Yufi, I was able to create a nice summary that feels Japanese, even though it’s not really Japan.

Well, it’s all in the past.

Only the people of Britannia can manage under the rules of Britannia, so it’s impossible for the honorable thread image.

Even if it’s called honor, the treatment is awful.

Suzaku is simply all-in on physical strength and is way too stupid.

>>136

There were people who said he had intelligence comparable to Lelouch and strength comparable to Suzaku.

>>136

I’ll say it clearly, but there are no depictions of Suzaku being stupid.

Rather than looking like a fool, that guy is actually quite smart.

>>145

It’s not that they’re stupid; it’s just that the level of intelligence on the smart side is just insane.

>>145

In the early part of R2, Zero is getting pretty close to figuring out that it’s actually Lelouch himself and that he has regained his memories.

Again, I’m saying something extreme.

Bismarck has high specs, but since he is a seasoned warrior, it’s not surprising that he has that as well.

Although he treats humans like pieces on a chessboard, Lelouch also counts himself as a piece, so in the end, he dies and that serves as the conclusion.

Marianne is ridiculously strong, isn’t she?

In terms of disregard for rules, Charles and Schneider were worse…

That clan is really the cancer of the world.

If I had just been trying to please Charles all along, I might have been able to become a Knight of One.

Well, it seems impossible.

I am prepared to be shot, but I really don’t have the resolve for Nanaly to be shot until the very end, and because of that, I’ve failed most of the time.

There’s no excuse for the massacre by the Geass cult.

>>151

Those guys are indeed a ruthless cult, but…

>>151

It is indeed a dangerous organization that must not be ignored, but it’s only natural for people’s hearts to drift away if the reason for considering the thorough massacre as a threat is hidden.

It’s not that I’m stupid, but compared to someone exceptionally intelligent, I feel pretty average.

>>152

In terms of stats, I have an intelligence of 80, but the higher tiers are around 90 or 95, you know.

Suzaku is supposed to be really smart at the tactical level, considering he’s quite exceptional as a soldier, regardless of strategy.

>>155

I think Lancelot’s fighting style is clever and strategic.

For now, as long as Charles remains emperor, there’s no way Suzaku can become number one, no matter what.

The royal family is generally excellent in their areas of expertise.

Suzaku is pretty crazy, cramming manuals or textbook knowledge before rounds.

In the end, I ended up having to kill my friend Lelouch directly, so it’s really been a tough time.

In the early part, I remember that Suzaku suddenly started talking about his own theory at Shirley Papa’s funeral, and his behavior was really creepy.

Well, it’s said that having something like that religious facility where Siegfried is deployed is simply dangerous, and that theory makes sense.

At the time Code Geass was aired, there was a bit of a trend where Kira Yamato was seen as a virtual enemy and it seemed acceptable to speak poorly of the traditional protagonist archetype.

“Something like Rurouni Kenshin, where people go back and make jokes about the idea of not killing, while Death Note was being praised.”

The way to change what Suzaku is saying ultimately means following the rules of a country that uses violence to take everything for itself, which is the same as terrorism.

It’s only natural for Lelouch to use such power, since there’s no way to win against Britannia without resorting to all sorts of tricks using Geass. However, he ends up having to pay the price for the consequences of using that power each time.

It’s almost like just waving around nice-sounding slogans without actually doing anything.

Rising to power by defeating terrorists, but those terrorists are our compatriots fighting for the liberation of the homeland, right?