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But TBH i prefer the theory that the gods resurrected him for him to be able to have a tomorrow, or that he had charles code since the episode 21. Quote:
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2008-09-29, 18:23 | Link #3004 |
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What I cant get my head around is People think the LL=RR when its blatently not the case. Okay, there is no 'L' sound in Japanese, but there is no 'R' sound either. The closest approximation in English for the romanizations, 'ra', 'ri', 'ru', 're', and 'ro' is a soft 'D'. It can also be romanized as 'L' just as easily as 'R', and can also be said as an 'L' by people.
So to all those who say R2 = Lelouch alive. It's not evidence. Further, IF he has Charles' code, he'd be V.V., as the name comes from the code. |
2008-09-29, 18:48 | Link #3006 |
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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No we didn't. He used the hand with Code to grab Lelouch and you could see that it already began to disappear by the time he grabbed Lelouch. When he let go that hand already was gone. So yeah, it's still open.
Edit: I remembered that some kind of fan art was posted in Image thread about that whole situation. And yeah it was the case. Check that out: Edit: I just realized that we all teased Lelouches fabulous sword. That it was pink and looked like plastic and were asking if it even could slice anything… But in the end Lelouch was killed by that very sword! Damn, I feel kind of ashamed… Last edited by Theron; 2008-09-29 at 20:19. |
2008-09-29, 21:22 | Link #3009 |
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If he lived, it wasn't according to plan as Suzaku's and C.C.'s tears make it clear they expected him to die. But really if he lived it would cheapen that scene.
Also I'd like to think Lelouch recognized his inner darkness and realized that he himself was also a horrible sinner and one of the people that needed to go for the world to become a better place. It would be the ultimate difference between Lelouch and Light Yagami as Light had this pointed out to him once (that he would be sinning for killing the sinners and should he punish himself, Light laughed it off as basically "I'm more special than them". So I'd give Lelouch massive props for him to realize that he's just as bad as the people he fought and that he needs to die to save the world from himself. |
2008-09-29, 21:28 | Link #3010 |
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I'm part of the fanclub that says Lelouch is Dead. Theres' evidence to support either side, but I'm going with Dead for a very simple reason:
this way, he can be reborn anew, the slate wiped clean, and have a normal life, and should the High Powers of CG be really nice, they'll give him a situation like he had at Ashford, but this time, no bastard father/bitch of a mother to make him hate the world He will finally find peace!
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2008-09-29, 22:19 | Link #3011 | |
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Lulu has never been the type to punish himself, nor is he the type who would go after redemption. He cares about results, and his grand plan worked in changing the world. If you still see everything he does as some sort of suicide, I can't agree. This is NOT about Lulu. It is never about him. This is about making a difference. Lulu is just one man, whether Lulu lived or died wouldn't have changed anything. What would make a difference is if a larger than life villain was killed by a larger than life hero on live TV. And if Lulu deserved to die, then half of the named cast would have deserved similar fates.
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2008-09-29, 22:22 | Link #3012 | |
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2008-09-29, 23:03 | Link #3016 |
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regardless of whether Lelouch is alive or dead, he's earned my respect for that last deed. Eitherway, he's throwing his life "old life? if still alive" away, cutting ties with the person that matters to him the most: Nunnally. And not to mention to get stabbed in the chest! In the end, he comes out as a hero rather than a villain, an anti-hero who redeems himself and is strong enough to orchestrate events till the end, including the manner of his death.
Hail Lelouch, the ultimate mastermind. |
2008-09-29, 23:05 | Link #3017 | |
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rivalz = hero of the series? i think so |
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