WHAT IS HAPPENING?! | Code Geass Newlyweds Reaction | Ep 2x15, “Turn 15: The C's World”

[@LettsReact]

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[@Pantos_03]

Please react to the Avatar the last airbender live action series! 😭🙏🏻

[@juvon102]

I really wish sometimes I was on the channel with y’all because watching this anime again made me realize something….the entire time, God = C.C. Trust more details come in from here on to back up but think about it… “Cs’ world” (s’ - belonging to;) “To kill God” - Charles & V.V. “This is a weapon to kill God” - Charles “My wish is to die” - C.C. “Some of them have even started a religion around me” - C.C. “Lady C.C. you’ve returned to us!” - Ppl of The Order *Censored Name, images of Jupiter and the mind* Just a lil brain-blast I thought was an interesting hella high IQ writer’s genius

[@kellyanimegirl]

Will you and Montana be reacting to Netflix's live action The Last Airbender?

[@acmaster9069]

I MEAN, JUST LOOK. Nunally's standing one her own... nvm.😅

[@adamduffy2829]

Man, seeing them watch this for the first time makes me realize how much extra you get out of subsequent rewatches. Rewatching the series with the knowledge of these last few episode is what really makes this things a masterpiece.

[@Will-eq6vy]

Its been nearly ten years, and each year, i re-watch this masterpiece… AND IM TELLING YOU, i get new pieces of information every time. Like they were all infront of my eyes haha. After anticipating certain events again and again it filters out those that i had probably missed out. This show is amazing, still defined by it to this day and years to come.

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

​@@Will-eq6vy It's been 16 years actually

[@neoshenlong]

No kidding. I think I understood this whole C's word on my third rewatch.

[@juvon102]

To this day there’s so much to unpack…like I only now while watching this realized the entire time the series went on the God in question that was to be killed was literally C.C. herself

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

@@juvon102 ... No? Why do you think that?

[@BlacIyc]

Montana had me crying at the 'standing up for herself' joke 🤣 19:42

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

Really standing her ground. Break a leg girl

[@saberruntv]

The worst part is she doesn't know how right she is 😂

[@momomomongaa]

it's ok, nunully can see that it's just a joke

[@YohanGever]

@@momomomongaa I see what you did there

[@Marta-uv4id]

This is one of the shows that just keeps throwing more and more crazy stuff at you while somehow having it make sense within the context of the story.

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

Though this and episode 21 are special, given they're the only ones that just throw out all the answers we've been hoping for all at once

[@hundvd_7]

Gotta disagree there, tbh Most of the stuff they're throwing at the wall really doesn't make much sense

[@alexeychubarov5875]

@@hundvd_7 If you don't understand something, it doesn't mean it doesn't make sense.

[@classylandless]

maan u are everywhereeee bruhhhhhhhhhhh

[@awesomeninjachicken]

Omg. That moment when they say “let’s discuss this” and then sit in silence before resuming watching was amazing.

[@TheXephyr33]

Oh man they are gonna rage at the cliffhanger every single episode coming up. 😂

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

Episode 18 and 21's are gonna be epic

[@СарраКарагозян]

One interesting thing to consider: Lelouch can only geass someone _once._ Other users do not have this limit - in fact, only he seems to have it. I think his wish is to feel safe and have a way to fight back, if he ever needs to. He doesn't truly wants full control - every time he says something about "When all this is over", he almost always thinks of going back to Ashford Academy. And he must know it would probably not be possible, but he still wants it to be. He longs to be able to lead a normal life, at his very core!

[@tslex6477]

it also one thing that didn't change no matter how powerful his geass become, so we can assume if any of other users had similar limitations they would not disappear with their geass evolving. We don't see much geass users who did not have the power for a long time in their lives at the moment of the story, so by making prior assumption we can for sure say lelouch really only character who we met who can use it exactly once per person. I also like you, love to think it's due to his wish to posess a power, but just enough to protect people he loves, because lelouch does value free will of people and have mixed feelings regarding taking it away, but feels like it's necessary

[@СарраКарагозян]

@@tslex6477 yes to all of this! Especially about his mixed feelings about people's free will. Sometimes I think he doesn't completely realise how much he values it until that final confrontation in the World of C

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

I think his wish has two parts to it, both rooted in his trauma On one hand, he has convinced himself (in large part thanks to Charles) that the real reason tragedy befell his family was that he wasn't in control of anything at the time (not that a 9 year old could have controlled or prevented any of these events, but that's trauma for ya), hence why he's craved control over his life and environment ever since. He's always had tight schedules, intricate plans with multiple steps and failsafes, and extreme self-discipline. He's managed to reach a point where he believed he controlled himself and his circumstances perfectly (he didn't, but moving on), so the only thing left that he couldn't control perfectly was other people. Thus, the Geass of absolute control and domination, which now allowed him to completely impose his will on the natural world and that of humanity, and to reshape this world to his heart's content by controlling and dominating all of it But on the other hand, the thing that truly scarred him personally, beyond anything that happened to his mother and sister, was his existence and value as a person being denied repeatedly throughout his childhood. By his father, his siblings, his country, and even by his best friend in the season 1 finale. What he truly yearns for isn't love or control, it's acknowledgement and acceptance. For other people to look at his true self and say "you are enough, you are valid, you are worthy, you don't have to change or hide who you really are in order to fit in" P.S.: when you have all the context for it, his "don't deny me" speech from the Fukkatsu movie is moving, cathartic, and just a brilliant conclusion to his journey of healing and self-affirmation

[@soumyadeepmondal6130]

damn that is an excellent observation

[@J10969]

“I think this might be the most bamboozled I’ve ever been post any episode that we’ve watched” -Montana Me: laughing hysterically like an insane person. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

They're not ready for the rest of this season

[@J10969]

@@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian absolutely not. 😈🤣💀😂

[@sunkids310]

Her reaction to CC losing her memory was much funnier than her cripple joke

[@Mythriaz]

ROFL she really stood up for herself. I'm so proud. Thanks for reminding me Montana.

[@kyuken893]

In season 1 Loyd comments on Nina's work, and you can see the equation e=mc^2.

[@jayburn00]

She also tried to make a nuke in the last episodes of season 1 but it didn't work.

[@saltyk9869]

Nina's last name is Einstein...

[@robertoschirmer5530]

20:16 - PLEASE could anyone clip that 'Kenny!' and put it over Levi at the rooftop in S3..? 😂😂😂

[@Arhius]

"What is happening?!" is a great description of this episode! 😁😆 What's happening here is quite confusing because we receive and incredible amount of answers here and it gives even more questions. To understand this I recommend to read other comments here in this section which some of them are really nice in explaining how thing works in this show. However the most important thing in this episode is C2 history and her wish. For the first time we received the answer what her wish was about. I love this anime becuase it's telling about love in very indirect but precise way and this episode gives is a crucial hint how to understand the great final of this amazing show.

[@brianmclain1955]

Its good to see Natalie standing up for herself. 😂 Waking the right path. 🤣

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

Really standing her ground. Break a leg girl

[@mintchoco5640]

Montana's laughing fit is everything

[@IsilionNELE]

To clarify, Charles already took V.V.'s code in the previous episode, Turn 14. This is important because it contradicts a misunderstanding some people have, namely that you need to die to activate the code. There is no such thing as "activating codes". This was even explained by the writers who used this episode to illustrate that. They said that Charles was never affected by lelouch's geass but pretended to be geassed just to mess with Lelouch. They also said Charles was already immortal so he didn't die when he shot himself. That fully clarifies the misunderstanding of some people. When you get the code: 1) you instantly lose your geass 2) you instantly become immortal 3) you instantly become immune to geass. there's no delay or extra conditions such as dying.

[@rocksauron7382]

Hm, so Charles chose to shoot him self just to troll his son? Well, I guess I can see that haha

[@IsilionNELE]

@@rocksauron7382 Indeed he did. He does have a flair for the melodamatic, just like his son lelouch. It's not the only time he trolls Lelouch, there's also the time he waited for a very specific moment to make an announcement (keeping it vague to avoid spoilers)

[@nahte123456]

That's so stupid. You can't prove any of that because both times people get Codes is off screen. There is nothing proving how it works or if it is, or isn't, instant. It's ALL headcanon.

[@PhantomNull13]

​@nahte123456 actually it is stated by the creators that Charles was pretending. One of the producers even noted he believed Charles would've been struggling to not laugh at Lelouch thinking he won. This was stated at one of the live events during the recap movies' run in Japan, and was noted by multiple sources present, and translated afterwards. Charles was never Geassed, he just humored Lelouch by shooting himself since he knew he would be fine.

[@ladabudilova9262]

Okay but standing up for herself comment made me laugh way too much😂 I feel terrible, but what a great reaction

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

Really standing her ground. Break a leg girl

[@elitegamer9310]

No Spoilers Here: When Schneizel says, "Damocles is here at last," he is referring to the myth Sword of Damocles. The myth goes that Damocles was a courtier to Dionysus, who once told Dionysus that he was a man of great fortune and power. Dionysus, in response, offered for them to switch places, offering Damocles a taste of that life of fortune and power. Damocles understandably accepted, but there was a catch. Above the throne, a sword would be hanging by a single hair from a horsetail. The sword symbolizes the angst and worries of such a position. Whilst outsiders would look at Dionysus's life as one of luxury to the man who's actually sitting on the throne, it's a life of constant anxiety. Fear that one day he would be overthrown or assassinated by his enemies. Just like how that thread of hair could break at any time and the sword would fall on Damocles' head.

[@jayburn00]

Mutually assured destruction has sometimes been referred to as a sword of Damocles also by the way. A doom that hangs over the world basically.

[@mrickard85]

She does stand up for herself in Nightmare of Nunnaly xD

[@terral-ferma2731]

After you’re done with this you should watch Assassination Classroom, I would love to see Montana psycho analyze everything and everyone.

[@acetraker1988]

29:35 It's not a nuke, that is old tech, this is Nina's Implosion bomb that she tried to kill Zero with.

[@shadowfiresword]

Sort of, so from what I understand because this is an alternative timeline world (britannia being basically all of the americas is a good example of this) certain techs were produced but others were missed because the impetus that lead to them never solidified. (For example albert einstein wouldn't have fled germany for america in the run up to ww2, because in this world america was not a 'welcoming of immigrants' kinda place) Also as far as I'm aware they never mention in the series anything about the use of nuclear weapons or nuclear power, it is always about sakuradite. And the stuff nina was researching in the previous season was about enriched uranium, leading me to think that this is probably a fission bomb given how the blast style is different, but a lot of the base substances/set up is similar.

[@AlicentviBritannia]

So what was CC's true wish? She longs for love in its purest and unconditional form, in the platonic sense, because deep down she wanted to be loved and recognized as human and that is the cornerstone on which the relationship between Lelouch and CC is built. CC's past shows us that she was dehumanized at an early age: by her status as a slave that defined her as an inferior being before her masters, by the people with whom she used her Geass who reduced her to an object of desire, by the nun who used her as a tool for her own interests and for the code that turned her into the Immortal Witch we know. This human degradation in combination with deep emotional deficiencies from childhood and the traumatic experiences we saw led to the development of low self-esteem and the appearance of suicidal tendencies. CC's death wish is a manifestation of CC not loving herself. It isn't so simple to see it since CC's arc has a philosophical approach and in that sense it differs from Rolo's arc, which also starts from the theme of "love" and the idea that "love humanizes you", but the message It reaches us more directly because it doesn't have a sieve. CC justifies her suicidal plan by appealing to passive nihilism. Life is absurd and has no meaning because there is no love, there is pain and if life has no end it means that the pain is eternal. Faced with this terrible conclusion, CC thinks it is better to take her own life. But death doesn't represent a solution. In reality, just as it is for Suzaku, death is an escape from suffering for CC, because, as Martin's character said in the anime Monster, "no one really wants to die." This is one reason why CC refused to give her code to Charles at the last minute and she didn't force Mao and Lelouch to take her code, preferring to abandon them. The other reason is that CC isn't petty enough to condemn them against their will to a inmortal life because she felt affection for them and they wouldn't take the code either, knowing that CC wants to die. The problem is that CC doesn't know what she wants and she has no idea what love is. She had no parents or friends. She only knew conceptually what love is, but Geass offered her a distorted view of her desire and, as she herself said, she forgot what it is. Furthermore, CC was so immersed in her own suffering that she couldn't realize that she already had what she always wanted. However, Lelouch becomes the first person to treat CC as a human and saves her from her self-destruction by accepting and recognizing her as his equal. This is (agape in greek terms) love and it is what gives CC back the will to live and to find love and acceptance for herself. This episode is a sample that Lelouch is truly a good person: even though he found out that CC used him and was dishonest with him, Lelouch shows her compassion and goodness because he wants his loved ones to be happy. That is why he asks her to die with a smile, which, in turn, is a tight synthesis of Agathonism, which is the philosophy that refutes passive nihilism and whose maximum postulate is "enjoy life and help live a pleasant life." In this way the contract between Lelouch and CC's partners becomes a promise between two humans (words from the official Code Geass guide, not mine).

[@СарраКарагозян]

Very good breakdown! While I do feel there is romantic subtext in their relationship, what truly important is that they both choose to care for each other, even though their relationship could have stayed purely transactional. And they mostly get each other. Also I think about that Monster quote all the time! C.C. longing for human connection and happiness makes me very emotional.

[@lloleolom]

Incredibly accurate analysis! 👍

[@hcaelBBleach]

Their synchronized reactions are pretty damn good and funny lol

[@alexanderwiles2003]

18:03 lol this cant count as a prediction they literally just said it a minute ago you guys just didnt get it

[@AlicentviBritannia]

It's important to understand that Geass and the code are based on will. Everything in Code Geass is about will. That is the main theme of the series. Therefore, Charles didn't really steal the code from his brother. It's quite possible that Charles lied to VV into believing that he was in danger so that VV, who would do anything for his brother, would give it to him; so when Charles shot himself, he wasn't under the effects of Geass, he was playing a prank on his son and this was confirmed by Goro Taniguchi (one of the creators of Code Geass) in one of the DVD materials. That's why we have a long shot of the emperor and not a close-up of his face (to make it difficult for viewers to notice that there are no red rings around Charles's eyes and thus surprise us with Lelouch at the revelation that Charles has a code). And by having a code, the user loses their Geass. Also the nun had to torture CC to get her to accept the code, so CC took it under duress and that's how CC got that scar under her left breast. By the way, CC didn't ask Lelouch to literally kill her, but rather to take her code to restore her mortality. She usually speaks metaphorically. Likewise, VV bled to death from his wounds in the battle. I'm a little worried about watching this episode as several events happen at once, we're given too much information, and viewers misunderstand or lose sight of important things. I hope Kenny and Montana didn't miss watching. Finally, I would like to leave a couple of fun facts from this episode: 1. If it seemed to you that CC was going to kiss Charles when they get into that dance position, your assumption is not wrong. That was the original plan. 2. CC's memories were going to have a more erotic character to the point of showing us orgiastic and suggestive representations in order to show us how powerful CC's Geass of love was. Both ideas were canceled for the same reason: the creators were afraid of an aggressive reaction from CC fans.

[@СарраКарагозян]

I do think it's also not completely impossible Charles' will was stronger in the moment than V.V.'s, if only because he carried his anger at him for breaking their promise for several years, so V.V. kind of gave up when confronted by his little brother's resentment. Emperor playing a prank on Lelouch is kind of funny - it's no wonder all his children are just as dramatic!

[@markdelavega4953]

Speaking of will, Humans have Free Will because God created human as his physical manifestation.. God is the Universe.. "We are the Universe experiencing itself" -Carl Sagan

[@戀愛大王西格瑪Sigma]

You guys were one of the few reactors who noticed that VV was in love with Marian，really appreciate the way you guys always get immerse to watch and analyzing the details。here's another detail that easily gets neglected is the president of the student council ，she is also one of girl who have crush on Lelouch。 Her full name is Milly Ashford which is the granddaughter of holder the Asford Academy。 in the EP7 when little Lelouch questioning the emperor ，from the whispering of the ministers on the side tells that the Asford family was the behind power of Marian，the family falls as her death so they went a colony （Area 11 ）doing school business。Milly in the position as a female of the right age of lelouch ，very likely to be the future imperial concubine if Marian was not dead the Ashford have been protectingLelouch and Nanali for 8 years at the beginning of the story ，they secretly hide lelouch and Nunnally when japan was invaded，but as a nominally dead prince, there is no political value so that the Asford family only offer some life helping and asylum but no more。 the Asford family is trying to revitalize again by Milly‘s marriage。she likes lelouch but she knows that she have to follow the decision of the family，whatz why shes supportive to Shirley but occasionally shows some personal feeling to lelouch while they alone and being reluctant to marry someone。The campus hat attack thing was her last try，she mean it ，and she knew its impossible 。 These plots are actually quite clearly showed in the story, but it was fragmentally described in different clips which needs to be associated by the viewer 。The interesting point of this character'line is that lots of magnificent things such as revolution ，coup d 'etat ，hegemony going on in the show yet the non-main character they are individuals with their own feelings and concerns 。Another example is Rival obviously like Milly，yet from some photo scene in season 2 shows that he kinda aware of Milly‘s feeling for Lelouch but pretend not knowing it all the time till the hat event PS. Marianu's KM are also kept in the Ashford family after she dead ，which is what Lloyd are targeting and the reason he‘s ok to marry Milly

[@mimic1984]

Not a big anime fan, but I genuinely love this channels reactions to them. 💜

[@BigHeadClan]

I almost choked on my beer I was not ready for that joke at 19:40. lol

[@Selph_EU]

20:38 No, Lelouch isn't immortal, he didn't take CC's code. Charles was about to take it when Lelouch was cast away in CC's past, just like he took VV's code.

[@Lukasamza4]

I read "Turn 15: The C Word" and I was like woooaaah

[@saltyk9869]

Yeah, a lot happens in this episode. We are coming to the climax of Nina's subplot. Oh, you didn't know there was a Nina subplot? Would you be surprised to learn that it's actually one of the longest running subplots? Well, it is. It started when Nina gasped "I divided it!" Lloyd has even contributed to it! Anyway, the most interesting things in this episode revolve around C2. We learn what her contract with Lelouch was about. We also learn her past. We even learn what her Geass power was, which you may have suspected she had. And what a power it is. It really is a crazy episode, though. You almost have to watch it twice to catch everything.

[@tophfan]

interesting that there always seems to be a "dependent" kind of relationship between geass giver and geass given (CC and her geass giver, Mao and CC, Lelouch and CC, Charles and VV) and one can only evolve when they starrt to stand on their own two feet and move past the geass giver (like Charles did to VV and like CC did to her)

[@neoshenlong]

THE FOLLOWING COMMENT CONTAINS STUFF THAT *COULD* BE INTERPRETED AS AN SPOILER FOR THE FOLLOWING EPISODES, THOUGH I DON'T MENTION ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS THERE. So, my personal interpretation of C's world is it's the same thing as the collective unconscious in Persona 5. A world made up from all the wills of humanity, that's why "i am you, and you are me", an only being: humanity itself. The real god is humanity itself, it's collective will. By killing it, Charles wants to rid the world of humanity's biggest imperfection: their own free will. Without it, peace will happen. But without it, ironically, we lose our own individuality. Our free will is what makes each of us unique, and yet the same. C2 wants to abandon her individuality by dying, completely. In a way, she wants to return to the nothing of the collective will. But Lelouch wouldn't allow it, he appreciates her as an individual, not as a tool for power or anything like that, which is a clue as to what his view towards this theme really is. Here's where all Code Geass themes begin to tie in nicely. The geass is an eraser of free will, just like Suzaku mentioned this episode. Lelouch has been doing the very same thing the Emperor wishes to do: erasing humanity's free will to impose his own view of what a world should be. We learn in this episode C2's geass was a manifestation of her wish for love. Does Lelouch wished to impose his will upon others? Knowing this... what will Lelouch do in the end? There's a final element to this free will thing that just appeared for the first time: Damocles. What happens to humanity's free will when full destruction is available at a moments notice? Well, we live in such a world, you tell me.

[@AlicentviBritannia]

Amazing explanation! It is quite accurate and precise. It arrived prematurely, but, well, it doesn't matter. I hope you leave your comment again in episode 21, when Charles explains the plan of the Connection to Ragnarök, which is quite confusing for the first-time viewer. I needed to read the analysis and comments from other fans to have a better understanding of Charles' plan, but it was worth it because I was finally able to discover what the main theme of the series was and its connection to Lelouch's narrative arc, as well as further appreciate the beauty of the ZR and Lelouch's journey.

[@JustAMagicDuck]

One of the pitfalls of reaction content is spending several minutes speculating about the meaning of something only for it to be explained immediately after unpausing the video. Happens to the best and it’s funny every time.

[@KingKK986]

I agree. They have a terrible habit of doing that constantly too

[@theredeft5319]

It’s crazy how y’all just never understand C.C. She’s not really that altruistic, but she is too kind hearted in the end to make anyone take her place. So instead she was going to let Charles kill her. Lelouch realizes that and he pretty much offers to fulfill her original wish of being loved.

[@jhomsubiaga-cabaro5715]

The Birth of Fleija Warheads, the Time that Nina Pulled Her Inner Oppenheimer Ace 😂

[@TecTitan]

both of the emperor theories at the beginning were very interesting ideas in their own way. And to be honest he does have that line "yes, you are worthy to be my child now" but that was after a potentially televised event so perhaps it wasn't him watching over lelouch, it's a great reason to think that though

[@alecolson8360]

The theories in this one were great!!

[@bkgraphs1810]

I really like geass differs for each character. This concept is seen in other movies also. Lelouch got ordering power cuz it's his true nature (royal family, chess player, strategist), Charles got memory rewritng cuz he wanted to rewrite the truth, CC was slave that's why she wanted being loved and adored, Mao probably wanted to know others' real thoughts, Rolo - here you can't bind with strong motives. There was also kid who could literally take control over person.

[@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian]

And in the Fukkatsu movie, Shamna's lifelong desire is literally the same as her Geass power: *changing the past*

[@SharkSenpai42]

C.C.'s backstory always breaks my heart. Poor girl just wanted to be loved the whole time but was taken advantage of at the worst time; coupled with losing her memory at the end of this episode...😭

[@Zdrancer]

Amazing episode!!!! Uffff the war is coming!! Great reaction guys!!!

[@saltyk9869]

With C2's Geass revealed, we now have four known Geass powers. And they are all extremely powerful. Lelouch's Geass allowing him to control anyone, Mao's Geass allowing him to know anyone's thoughts, Charles's Geass that allows him to alter memories, and C2's Geass that forced anyone to love her. There's a debate about which is the most powerful. I think it really depends on the situation and how you would use them.

[@Lolla124124]

Five (Rolo - freezing people), six if you count that kid from last episode (body control)

[@bomberdawesome]

Lelouchs geass is easily the best here. He kinda has the ability of most other geass considering he can tell people to move, tell them to give up info and thoughts, make them fall in love with him, and alter their memories to an extent. The only ability he doesn't have is time stop, but he doesn't really need it to still have the best geass.

[@SpaceTempus]

Absolutely

[@TheeShtPostAcct]

Do you think they have polls or some on Patreon?

[@0cidd0]

2 minutes discussion about why the emperor was bait to be answer to leoluch in 2 seg later because they complete forgot about emperor geass 😂

[@nathanstickel1637]

Casually checking daily for the Netflix Atla

[@ViolentVibrator]

Y'all look baked as hell 😂. You should do a rewatch of some of these shows baked and calling out how ridiculous some of these shows are, laws broken, war crimes ignored, stupid behaviors, etc... honest review by honest greens

[@edge2551]

I wonder if there planning to watch the r3 movie or not

[@scarlightemperor3410]

The ultimate love story between an immortal Witch and a destructive Demon. One wishes for love, one wishes for tomorrow. Both forever intertwined

[@AlicentviBritannia]

Except Code Geass isn't a love story and Lelouch and CC aren't in a romantic relationship. Separate the canon from your ship.

[@stormsniper4765]

@@AlicentviBritanniaactually they are lmao. The whole story alludes to it and so does the guidebooks

[@reijinvyskra1759]

​@@AlicentviBritannia Bruh they kisses each other in the anime.

[@samdouglasmccoin2768]

But wait there's moreeee

[@OMEGALucass]

19:36 💀💀💀

[@DominoPivot]

Ah, the best and worst part of Code Geass. A great episode overall, but confusing and very abstract, and it ends on a sour note. If I could only change one thing about this, it would be removing the cliffhanger "oh no C.C. lost her memory" at the end. It feels so forced and out of nowhere. To be honest I'd remove that plot point as a whole, but shoving it at the end of the episode is especially lame.

[@Sched]

He couldn’t be Geassed because he was already geassed

[@Theholder-of-All-powers.]

The Clown is Back🤡

[@rainethewitch]

this episode made me really ship CC and Lelouch. When he basically said she's mine and how he refuses to let him have her

[@sheikhlelouch2726]

PEAKKKKKK

[@next2j]

Are they going to react to the movie 🤔

[@Anunjad]

Take it slow with the rest of the episodes 😂 It's not known for being an easy to understand ending

[@СарраКарагозян]

"Don't die with that kind of face! At least smile as you die! I'll make you smile, damn it!" -subtitles "Don't die looking like that! At least you should have come to death smiling! I'll promise you the smile you never had!" -dub This whole scene hits so hard, I rewatched it time and time again in all variations I could.

[@sujithsudhakaran745]

Ironic considering who died smiling. Atlest Lelouch follows what he preaches

[@LOVER_LINK]

i forgot how badly paced s2 was, and 2000s anime in general lmao

[@dav_zee]

When are they going to do their reaction to the avatar the last Airbender Netflix show

[@LettsReact]

soon!! We will be watching episodes this coming week!

[@frenchynoob]

The entire ending of this series is gonna go right over their heads, isn't it... Edit: you know what, if they DO understand at least _most_ of Episode 21, then I will be the first to add an apology on this VERY comment thread. I don't WANT them to _not_ get Episode 21, I would be VERY happy if for _once_ , someone on KZbin "gets it", instead of just having yet _another_ video of clueless reactors sitting there going "oh wow whats happening im so confused lmao"... we have enough of those already, and these guys _could_ be the exception... but Im not holding my breath

[@mimic1984]

They're smart, I'm sure they'll be fine.

[@frenchynoob]

@@mimic1984 i haven't seen a single other reaction channel get it, and they don't seem any smarter than most. I just wish more reactors would actually _try_ to pay attention to the Cs World resolution arc, instead of just shrugging their shoulders and saying "eh, that sure was a bunch of nonsense , eh?"

[@LettsReact]

we are paying as much attention as possible haha I like to think we will understand what happens! If not, totally open to have things explained, sometimes its hard to be EXACTLY right in the moment of watching it, I'm sure a lot of viewers looked up clarifications for things after they watched, sometimes we have to do the same haha

[@GamerGrovyle]

@@LettsReact I will say I have more hope for your understanding of the "Real World" ending as compared to the "C's World" ending. Because most people struggle with the latter.

[@louishermann7676]

​@@LettsReactno worries bud. The writing does get a little wonky toward the end. There's a structure to it, it's just hard to pick up on the first watch.

[@Pantos_03]

Please react to the Avatar the last airbender live action series! 😭🙏🏻

[@nsampone3]

Episode 21 is worse lol

[@brendondowdy5651]

Lol this girls actually good looking for an anime streamer.

[@cyanure1320]

is this that complicated ?

[@AzureExia]

No, they aren't paying attention