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thespringmoon · 2008-07-20, 21:47

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Originally Posted by UnnamedPhenemenom

This C.C. was what C.C. was like at one point >.>. It's not like C.C.'s personality was erased and then a random new one was put in its place, this C.C. is just the C.C. we once knew but with a mind that got rewinded. This C.C. was essential for creating the C.C. we got to know so far.

You don't have to tell me. I know. I'd just rather not have to sit and watch Lelouch trying to teach her things for a few episodes. This reeks of Chii from Chobits and I'm going to have to suffer through it all.

You're lucky I like you Code Geass!

KrimzonStriker · 2008-07-20, 21:48

Oh, lighten up and have some fun with it already

Crimen Scythe · 2008-07-20, 21:48

Spoiler for theory about C.C.:

morbosfist · 2008-07-20, 21:50

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Originally Posted by Tolle Erik Koenig

True. And same with the new Nunnally!

New Nunnally is awesome. This was what I was waiting for from her. All the girl needed was some actual power and a controlling assistant to free the beast.

KrimzonStriker · 2008-07-20, 21:52

According to the update on her profile I think her memories were used as the exchange to rid her of her immortality instead of her life, though I speculate that it was by way with her contact with Lelouch myself. A kind of new form of completing the contract I suppose

Chaos2Frozen · 2008-07-20, 21:53

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Originally Posted by KrimzonStriker

According to the update on her profile I think her memories were used as the exchange to rid her of her immortality instead of her life, though I speculate that it was by way with her contact with Lelouch myself. A kind of new form of completing the contract I suppose

More like she shredded and burned the contract, getting rid of everything that comes along with it

KrimzonStriker · 2008-07-20, 21:55

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Originally Posted by Chaos2Frozen

More like she shredded and burned the contract, getting rid of everything that comes along with it

Well, that too

Tokkan · 2008-07-20, 21:58

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Originally Posted by Chaos2Frozen

More like she shredded and burned the contract, getting rid of everything that comes along with it

So if C.C.'s Code is gone, does that mean Lelouch's Geass is also gone?

Funny, we didn't know what the "Code" in "Code Geass" meant until this episode.

eextreme · 2008-07-20, 21:59

What is going to happen to Lelouch father? Do you think the area that Lelouch destroyed would become the storage area for the weapon that was created by Lelouch's brother and the mad girl?

morbosfist · 2008-07-20, 22:01

No. The Sword of Akasha wasn't completely destroyed, and the Emperor would not reveal its existence to Schneizel.

KrimzonStriker · 2008-07-20, 22:02

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Originally Posted by eextreme

What is going to happen to Lelouch father? Do you think the area that Lelouch destroyed would become the storage area for the weapon that was created by Lelouch's brother and the mad girl?

According to the preview the Lelouch stated the Charles was trapped in the Sword of Akasha so its fine, as for Nina and Schneizel they have no real way of getting to the Sword as is so I doubt it.

Taiyakikung · 2008-07-20, 22:07

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Originally Posted by Crimen Scythe

Spoiler for theory about C.C.:

Sensible and interesting theory indeed!

amjzz · 2008-07-20, 22:07

It was an interesting episode, suzaku discovered that lelouch is zero and nina completed the bomb.

But what i dont understand is what they meant when they talked about a "code"...

KrimzonStriker · 2008-07-20, 22:09

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Originally Posted by amjzz

It was an interesting episode, suzaku discovered that lelouch is zero and nina completed the bomb.

But what i dont understand is what they meant when they talked about a "code"...

Code, I think, probably refers to the immortality V.V and C.C possessed, I believe anyway.

Taiyakikung · 2008-07-20, 22:09

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Originally Posted by Tolle Erik Koenig

True. And same with the new Nunnally!

Agree!C.C. is very moe!Especially at the end."Are you my new master?"

eextreme · 2008-07-20, 22:10

It would be really interesting if Lelouch and C.C have half of the mark on them. If this were to happen what is likely to happen?

Chaos2Frozen · 2008-07-20, 22:16

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Originally Posted by Taiyakikung

Agree!C.C. is very moe!Especially at the end."Are you my new master?"

Omake time-

"Are you my new master?"

"Chances~

"

Tolle Erik Koenig · 2008-07-20, 22:19

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Originally Posted by morbosfist

New Nunnally is awesome. This was what I was waiting for from her. All the girl needed was some actual power and a controlling assistant to free the beast.

That's the spirit!

bbduece · 2008-07-20, 22:24

This can spark romance that was not very possible in there previous relationship.

rpgman1 · 2008-07-20, 22:25

Whoa! This episode took a sudden twist at the end. Who would ever thought that C.C. wish is to die, but in reality she wants to be loved without the use of Geass. I can't believe V.V. has his immortality gone and transferred to Charles. C.C. wants to do the same thing, but Lelouch comes in to save at the last minute. Power beyond Geass. True, C.C. seems to be back to her original self before she had the contract with Geass. As someone has said, this "new" C.C. reeks of Chii from Chobits. "Are you my master?" Saber said the same thing in the beginning of Fate Stay Night. I think Lelouch has lost his Geass since C.C. wish was fulfilled, but the price is losing the power of Geass.

The power of kings seems to be interesting and Charles brushes off Lelouch's cheap tricks. Looks like everybody seems to have a double life except for Charles, who is true to himself. This would explain why Lelouch isn't true to himself.

As for that bomb, Nina is crazy. Does that mean Schneizel plans on destruction of the nations? Not a good way to end all wars by dropping a nuke to kill countless lives. This reminds me of Gundam 00 where CB was trying to unite the 3 factions as one by instigating a war. Code Geass seems no different except it's Holy Britannian Empire being one nation, one world.

If Lelouch is powerless without his Geass, does that mean what he has built will end up betraying and leaving him? Or starting another faction and war within the OotBK?

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2008-07-20, 21:48	Link #542
KrimzonStriker Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008	Oh, lighten up and have some fun with it already __________________ "That is why we must embrace carnage. In order to not waste the blood that has already been shed, we have no choice but to shed even more."- Lelouch Vi Britannia

2008-07-20, 21:48	Link #543
Crimen Scythe Daemon Mortis Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Tokyo-3 Age: 33	Spoiler for theory about C.C.: So far, my only guess for why C.C. could have possibly lost her powers was that her wish was fulfilled. Lelouch said "I know your geass! I know your true wish!" And since her geass was "to be loved by everyone," then lelouch meant her true wish was to be loved by someone without the use of the geass power. Afterall, she did mention it while she was showing her past to lelouch. As she was loved by everyone throughout the past, she was disappointed that no one loved her for who she really was without the use of the geass. The geass user does not lose their immortality and power when they die and pass it on to the other person, but instead they lose it when the pact is fulfilled. C.C.'s part of the pact was her true wish. And after hearing lelouch tell her that he would make her smile, and that she should smile until her death meaning that she should die without any regrets, her only regret is leaving the world without having found love on her own. Other geass users lost their powers when they died because their wish was to die and to pass on the immortality to the other person as part of the pact. But C.C.'s wish was to be loved or to keep living and not pass on the immortality to lelouch. And that is why Lelouch isn't immortal and C.C. is living on without her powers. She found what she wanted without needing the geass. Hence, she is not condemned to the solitude that comes along with the use of the power of kings. For those who use its power to reign will be alone until their deaths. Or something like that. Maybe it's way too far-fetched. But it's just a theory. haha xD

2008-07-20, 21:52	Link #545
KrimzonStriker Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008	According to the update on her profile I think her memories were used as the exchange to rid her of her immortality instead of her life, though I speculate that it was by way with her contact with Lelouch myself. A kind of new form of completing the contract I suppose __________________ "That is why we must embrace carnage. In order to not waste the blood that has already been shed, we have no choice but to shed even more."- Lelouch Vi Britannia

2008-07-20, 22:01	Link #550
morbosfist Spinning Lotus Join Date: Jul 2008	No. The Sword of Akasha wasn't completely destroyed, and the Emperor would not reveal its existence to Schneizel. __________________

2008-07-20, 21:59	Link #549
eextreme Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2007	What is going to happen to Lelouch father? Do you think the area that Lelouch destroyed would become the storage area for the weapon that was created by Lelouch's brother and the mad girl?

2008-07-20, 22:07	Link #553
amjzz Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007	It was an interesting episode, suzaku discovered that lelouch is zero and nina completed the bomb. But what i dont understand is what they meant when they talked about a "code"...

2008-07-20, 22:10	Link #556
eextreme Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2007	It would be really interesting if Lelouch and C.C have half of the mark on them. If this were to happen what is likely to happen?

2008-07-20, 22:24	Link #559
bbduece Ultimate Coordinator Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: San Francisco	This can spark romance that was not very possible in there previous relationship.

2008-07-20, 22:25	Link #560
rpgman1 Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Lawrenceville, GA Age: 44	Whoa! This episode took a sudden twist at the end. Who would ever thought that C.C. wish is to die, but in reality she wants to be loved without the use of Geass. I can't believe V.V. has his immortality gone and transferred to Charles. C.C. wants to do the same thing, but Lelouch comes in to save at the last minute. Power beyond Geass. True, C.C. seems to be back to her original self before she had the contract with Geass. As someone has said, this "new" C.C. reeks of Chii from Chobits. "Are you my master?" Saber said the same thing in the beginning of Fate Stay Night. I think Lelouch has lost his Geass since C.C. wish was fulfilled, but the price is losing the power of Geass. The power of kings seems to be interesting and Charles brushes off Lelouch's cheap tricks. Looks like everybody seems to have a double life except for Charles, who is true to himself. This would explain why Lelouch isn't true to himself. As for that bomb, Nina is crazy. Does that mean Schneizel plans on destruction of the nations? Not a good way to end all wars by dropping a nuke to kill countless lives. This reminds me of Gundam 00 where CB was trying to unite the 3 factions as one by instigating a war. Code Geass seems no different except it's Holy Britannian Empire being one nation, one world. If Lelouch is powerless without his Geass, does that mean what he has built will end up betraying and leaving him? Or starting another faction and war within the OotBK?