It’s about time you die, Onii-sama…

Yes, yes, I owe Nagato-sama a big apology for tugging on his/her tree, but his/her part is the ‘fruity’ part where we find the funny rants and stuff, mine is just the trunk, where uhh.. I can’t think of anything at the moment. I’m just typing whatever comes to my mind right now.

Yes, Suzaku did kill Lelouch. Find out why with this nice summary, which may be wrong since I just watched the raw and couldn’t understand much of the dialogue:

• Suzaku had his final Knightmare battle with Kallen~
• Meanwhile, Lelouch did geass Nunnally, and ordered her to give him the control for Damocles; thus, Schneizel’s side lost completely. Good one.
• Jeremiah wins over Anya (who isn’t much fun now, I don’t know why).
• After geassing Nunnally, Lelouch leaves her there, but she’s still crippled so she just fell down the stairs.
• Everyone in team Schneizel were killed off too, except Schneizel, who was captured.
• After the fun fun war, Britannia declared the death of Kururugi Suzaku. And they made Nunnally wear a nice and hot prisonwear (as seen in the first picture).
• And oh yeah, during the declaration, Zero appears in front of Emperor Lelouch, and showcases the sissy-pink sword back then (which turned out to be not-so-sissy anymore). Zero impales Lelouch, and he died in front of Nunnally.

• This was actually Lelouch’s plan to atone for his, his father’s, Lady Marianne’s, and Britannia’s sins. The death of Suzaku was a cover up. Behind Zero’s mask was Suzaku. C.C. knew about it too, and just cried for Lelouch’s death. He made Zero kill him, the atrocious Emperor, to remain as a symbol of justice.
• Some time after, Zero(Suzaku) ruled as the leader of a treaty (i think), with Nunnally and Schneizel, who was still under the influence of ‘Serve Zero’ geass.
• Meanwhile, everything was back to normal after years of war and war. And war. Ougi and Villeta married. Tamaki became a bartender. Kallen became a student once again in Japan, which is ‘Japan’ again finally, and is living with her rehabilitated mother.
• This is the best part: Orange-kun became an orange farmer, but with Anya, not with Sayoko, unfortunately.

• Meanwhile again:

Beautiful, isn’t it, ne Cheese-kun?

Yes, C.C. went away with Cheese-kun with Nunnally’s paper crane. Watch out for Code Geass R3, where she will evolve to have wolf ears and meet a merchant whose name is~~

No more spoilers for R3 for now.

Once again, sorry to Nagato-sama for doing this, but this turned out to be my sort of personal review.

Now, this is what I have to say, you could click *BACK* now:

Code Geass R2 wasn’t as successful as the first franchise, and in my opinion, why KyoAni feared of doing a Haruhi R2. Code Geass may have been a trainwreck, but it ain’t crappy. It’s a very enjoyable and fun trainwreck at the very least. This is a soothing finale, everyone had a happy ending, though I wished at least something had happened between him and C.C. before he died. Poor Lelouch, he died a virgin… or did he not? *looks at Suzaku* Suzaku: huh?

Edited: I had a good deal of crying while Lelouch slides down the Britannian insignia, his blood staining the symbol of a blood-stained country; and the people shouting in joy ‘Zero. Zero. Zero. Zero.’ as Nunnally was helplessly crying for his brother’s death. “Onii-sama, I can’t live without you.” Then I started bawling.

It was the most decent and deserving end for this series. Lelouch is alive and he could be that guy who was driving the carriage.

I feel C.C. wasn’t really satisfied; she really loved Lelouch, but love comes and goes with a snap of fate. Good one.

Well, that’s it. Geass has finally come to a halt. No more gayness, and geass lolis, and giant pizzas.

Goodbye Lelouch. Goodbye Code Geass.