It gives the impression of having become an ally before I even realized it.

>>3

It’s tough to endure radiation waves and the Gephyra Disturber, isn’t it?

Picasso in the thumbnail

The scenario in the social game “Zero Charlie” was so cool that it was unacceptable.

Loyalty is amazing!

Mashumaru frame

Was it like this, a bit like Shell Brit’s second form?

From the perspective of the knight’s side, it’s seriously like a living witness of Geass.

A man who can be transformed to become a loyal knight.

The man who changed the meaning of orange 180 degrees.

Good morning person.

Someone who has been considered amazing since a long time ago.

Well, they already seemed somewhat like a higher-up to begin with.

Seeing the Geass-canceling human on the side of the retrieval like that, the spirit of this loyal person is incredibly strong.

I thought it was an enemy, but it turned out to be the humid high-ranking bodyguard.

>>18

I couldn’t recruit you until the end because you were too reliable…

Sutherland Sieg did his best.

As for the modifications to the aircraft by the end of the first phase, it truly ran through.

The condition to become a member is to just show your face as a nearly initial distribution SSR.

>>21

Clovis, Euphemia, and Cornelia…

>>23

Regardless of Euphemia, Clovis and Cornelia can’t do it because they’re afraid of their father.

>>21

Lelouch is quite difficult…

>>56

Considering Lulu’s circumstances, it’s no surprise that it turned out that way…

It is more convenient for someone to know my true identity if they have a special position.

Just when I thought the early-game enemies had come back stronger, they suddenly became my allies.

The opponent you fight against in a hostile situation is just too strong.

I believe there were already hints in the drama CD from the first season.

I forgot where this guy was when Lelouch ran away with Rolo.

When did I meet up with Lelouch…?

>>27

I was searching for Nunnally at ground zero.

We joined up before we knew it.

In the Granblue Fantasy collaboration, even in the first season, when Lulu revealed her true identity, it settled down to about the level of the thread image, so loyalty is amazing.

It’s disappointing that there’s no episode in the main story that conveys the fact that Lelouch took action against Marianne.

It can be said for Nina too.

>>30

Everything is in the past! It’s over.

Is the loyalty of the pureblood faction really okay…? The person seems to be affirming it strongly, so I guess it’s fine…

>>33

The reason I became a pure-blood faction was because I was furious that Lelouch and Nanaly died in Japan, so if Lelouch and Nanaly are alive, there is no point in being a pure-blood faction.

Even among the pureblood faction, most are just in it for ambition, and they lack the loyalty to the royal family that Jeremiah has…

I was laughing when they were talking about Marianne’s loyalty in a gag-like way as a bonus on the disc…

It seems that in the pure-blood faction, like Viretta, the desire for advancement is mixed in more than loyalty to the royal family.

Isn’t it just Jeremiah who has such high loyalty?

The pureblood faction is just a gathering that feels like, “I don’t want to fight alongside the Numbers!”

It is appreciated that the loyal ones remain with us while most of the comrades betray.

Karen, you’re really…

>>38

I’m sorry, but your reading comprehension is absolutely terrible.

Even though Lelouch acted in a way that betrayed Karen to keep her at a distance because he wanted to stay alive.

>>42

Karen, come with me, it’s bad to keep waiting for someone to die together.

>>47

So I want to tell you to live without being able to stick to a terrible performance…

>>58

It’s sweet! Everything is!

>>38

There are still those who think Lelouch was betrayed…

You’re showing a disgraceful performance that deserves to be cut…

Honestly, was this character like this?

It happened.

>>39

When I was forced to hunt Numbers in the military, it’s no wonder that my character would change when I’m able to work for my true lord under their command.

I will never forget the feelings I had when Jeremiah said, “Yes, Your Majesty.”

I’m doing something quite reckless, but with Jeremiah’s increasingly intense character and the overwhelming developments that crush any small reasoning, it ends up being interesting enough that I have no choice but to accept it!

Since Villetta is filthy, it shines over here.

Aren’t you stronger now than when we became friends in the first season?

>>45

The neural potential connection is…

Why is this guy matching up evenly with the rounds in KGF…?

It had a bit of a feeling of being dominated by madness, but it has been well purified.

Despite having gone through something truly terrible, I was anxious about when they would betray me because they became my ally.

Good morning! It felt like my life was over when I said that, but I’ve really pulled through.

>>53

Ah… I thought it was a common revival of a villain, but then…

Well, this is also the catalyst that made people doubt whether this guy has shown loyalty to Zero…

It’s ridiculous to think that Jeremiah and Guildford would become allies and that it involves hypnosis, but it serves as proof of belief.

In the early stages of Lost Sector, it played an active role as a cost generator.

A person who can nullify debuffs after loyalty (almost no characters can do this).

Lelouch’s way of building trust was too loose, and perhaps due to the guilt of having put them in danger one way or another, he doesn’t hold any particular grudge against the Black Knights after their betrayal.

>>63

It’s also true that I’ve really messed up.

I like the character, but I was wondering if the veterans like Ogi have forgiven the initial massacre of Japanese people.

>>65

After all, zero cannot be trusted…

If Lelouch had communication skills and a sense of humor…

>>66

That is no longer Lelouch.

>>66

The only joke is that if I said to kill all Japanese people… it’s really terrible.