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Code Geass R2 continues.....Permalink On twitter.com
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I couldn't really come up with a good joke because I'm just sorta constantly sad and angry at the state of the world rn. Also Raghava isn't here (yet, anyway)Permalink On twitter.com
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Episode 4Permalink On twitter.com
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it's just this going on between time stoppy guy and Lulu, which I prefer to the show attempting to do anything politicalPermalink On twitter.com
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Lelouch talking his way out of being assassinated gives a glimpse into the kind of scenes we could have been getting if Lelouch's Geass wasn't so story and theme destroyingPermalink On twitter.com
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The Chinese Federation recognize the United States of Japan? The country in a room?Permalink On twitter.com
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Raghava's here!Permalink On twitter.com
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why is he so happy about Pizza hutPermalink On twitter.com
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Lelouch actually has a reason to spend so much time at school now. WeirdPermalink On twitter.com
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will assassin child learn the true meaning of friendship?Permalink On twitter.com
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Oh so Lelouch Geass'd this guy (now dead) to recognize his little country in a roomPermalink On twitter.com
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Guy who's always wrong used to be right. Now he's wrong and a Zero simpPermalink On twitter.com
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she still got a lil trad waifu in her :(Permalink On twitter.com
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"My father, Adreas Dalton, will be avenged!!" who the fuck are youPermalink On twitter.com
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so Chinese Federation guy is like "if zero shows up you can start shooting at members of the foreign government I serve and I won't care" which... idk if this makes sense lil lost herePermalink On twitter.com
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Gilford: "You snuck up behind me!" Zero: "o hai mark"Permalink On twitter.com
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the flowers come from the same place the doves came from in that one scene from Re:ZeroPermalink On twitter.com
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we were looking for a scene from the first season and we found thisPermalink On twitter.com
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So Code Geass actually made the distinction between terrorists and an army of a sovereign nation, which it defines as when the powerful recognize the enemy they're fighting as a state or notPermalink On twitter.com
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Raghava says: "The show isn't wrong. It's true that the difference between if something is called terrorism or an army is if the other side recognizes the fighters as coming from a state." Mo: "Will it do something with this?" Rag: "no"Permalink On twitter.com
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There's some interesting discussion to have on the importance Code Geass puts on resistance movements being recognized as a legitimate state. We tried to narrow it down but there's a few legit perspectives to look at itPermalink On twitter.com
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But we are sure that Code Geass posed this idea entirely on accident, so we're moving onPermalink On twitter.com
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Mo: "I'm just accepting what's happening, okay?" Rag: "No hold on"Permalink On twitter.com
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it is weird how Zero did the "disengage the platforms" strat twice and it worked twicePermalink On twitter.com
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you'd think they'd've figured this one out by nowPermalink On twitter.com
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assassin kid has an arc about family and junk it's not... really workingPermalink On twitter.com
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Lelouch pretending to be Rolo's big brother and caring about him to manipulate is one thing that actually makes sense. But I'm not sold on Rolo being this ready to fall for it? It's just kind of asserted that he has this specific soft spot to this degreePermalink On twitter.com
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We're thinking R2 being Lelouch's "villain arc" of sorts makes the politics a little less bad than the first season, because the show isn't so eager to portray Lelouch's path to revolution as moralPermalink On twitter.com
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I still think the show argues there's ultimate good to be had, which is still a problem. But it's less badPermalink On twitter.com
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episode ends on the worst thing one can imaginePermalink On twitter.com
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E5Permalink On twitter.com
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We talked about what was wrong with Lelouch's Geass as a narrative device and we concluded: it's everything. No further explanation necessaryPermalink On twitter.com
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she blush, whyPermalink On twitter.com
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Lelouch: "Everything is for victory over Britannia" "Okay? Go on" Lelouch: "That's it"Permalink On twitter.com
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he simped so hard tooPermalink On twitter.com
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Oh the reason why it's funny is because this is Lelouch explaining what happened and why he let his comrades get captured. And it is also after he fucked up, abandoned the revolution, and singlemindedly chased after Nunally before getting his ass handed to him by SuzakuPermalink On twitter.com
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And now the show is asking everyone to just submit and follow. Even when he fucks up he's still in charge so he doesn't get held accountablePermalink On twitter.com
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Rag says: "Often we get revolutionary movements that are portrayed as just as bad as the systems they want to replace. This isn't usually true even if the story says so. "But in Code Geass it's actually literally true, and the narrative acts like it's not...."Permalink On twitter.com
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"...or like it's a good thing."Permalink On twitter.com
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it's a cult the Black Knights are a cultPermalink On twitter.com
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he's back 🤢🤢🤮Permalink On twitter.com
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yeah yeah I remember the first season it was not very goodPermalink On twitter.com
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Narrative: "The fateful meeting of two childhood friends turned SWORD ENEMIES BY WAR" The dialogue: "Hi nice to see you again 😃"Permalink On twitter.com
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the cat does not like class traitors, SuzakuPermalink On twitter.com
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another school festivalPermalink On twitter.com
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she's back for pizzaPermalink On twitter.com
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why do I botherPermalink On twitter.com
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The swim club cafe, where you wear heels and lingere y'know for swimmingPermalink On twitter.com
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This is just GlepnirPermalink On twitter.com
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see I've seen this episode in season 1 why are we doing it a second time except worsePermalink On twitter.com
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HERPermalink On twitter.com
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So Suzaku is going to become the knight of one after helping colonize Italy. And then... and then... what? You think the Japanese will have self-determination with you in charge?Permalink On twitter.com
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Nunally is a politician nowPermalink On twitter.com
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We don't know enough about Nunally to know where she stands on Japanese liberationPermalink On twitter.com
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Watching 6 now, but I'm a little too tired for tweets. I'll summarize the next time I do one of thesePermalink On twitter.com
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