2008-04-13, 18:05 | Link #141 |
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I equate Suzaku to darth vader. trust me, he'll do something similar to what Vadar did in return of the jedi down the road. he'll sacrifice himself for lelouch's dream, because Lelouch's dream will eventually change over the course of the season to allow Suzaku to accept it too.
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2008-04-13, 18:11 | Link #142 |
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I'd rather that not happen, if anyone is to be Darth Vader I'd rather it be Rollo, it'd take away all that built up hate for Suzaku and make him even more cheesy then he already is, best to leave him as the enemy he is for any semblance of respect we may have for him now that he's stopped preaching I feel
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2008-04-13, 18:35 | Link #143 |
Udon-YAAAAAAAA
Join Date: Jan 2008
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he's stopped preaching because his heart is dead. euphie, dead. lelouch, not friends any more. no family, no friends (except his comrades). he lost everything pursuing his dream, so now he'll work endless towards it, regardless of what gets in his way.
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2008-04-13, 18:42 | Link #145 |
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This season is going to be interesting Kallen totally failed last season to keep suzaku in check so for Zero to win either Suzaku or Rollo is going to have to switch sides to balance things out. Rollo is Suzaku squared at this point to have both geass and politing skill the only thing missing is his cunning, which I am sure we'll see in the next episode.
I don't get all this suzaku hate, everyone has many faces good, bad, and indifferent, so far most of the characters on this show deserve the swift justice for the sins they've committed. Suzaku done some bad things but he's also done some good things, same can be said of Leouche. The irony of this whole story is that after witnessing the horror of war as kids and wanting to prevent it. They're current actions and selfishness are causing even more death and destruction. |
2008-04-13, 19:26 | Link #146 |
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Suzaku still not a "bad" guy exactly. He's actually quite professional toward Lelouch despite the fact that he brainwashed his girl to commit atrocities that she would never do in her right mind, crushing her dream, and then after he had made use of her cruelly killed her right in front of him. (Now of course WE know thats not what really happened but Suzaku doesn't especially since Lelouch refused to tell him the truth. If he had he might have been able to perhaps get out of that situation. Oh Lelouch you're too nice for your own good.)
Suzaku is either going to join Lelouch either begrudging or not, sacrifice himself for him, or just die being an enemy to the end but with sadness from both sides and tears from Lelouch as another victim of Britannia's ways. Lelouch isn't going to get pleasure from his death, and it won't be cruel and unusual. So don't expect Lelouch dancing on his corpse or anything like that. |
2008-04-13, 19:47 | Link #147 |
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It's interesting to note that in these particular discussion (or rather chaotic arguments) that people tend to adopt one point of view in favor of another, and it is quite clear which point of view many people are adopting.
Why is it that because Suzaku is Lelouch's friend (notice how I did not write it the other way around), he must yield to his every whim? As many times as Suzaku has tried to kill Lelouch, Lelouch has done so to Suzaku. Simply because Lelouch and the black knights are unable to take him down does not equate to them holding any remorse towards Suzaku; if the Lelouch could kill Suzaku, he would. Now, it was NOT always like this, but with the progression of the plot, it was clear that there would be no more holds barred. Wait.... didn't Suzaku say something like (or rather scream), "I'LL KILL YOU!" and I believe that quote in particular was directed at none other than Lelouch. Lelouch was spared.... does that mean that Suzaku still has feelings for their former companionship or that Suzaku has other sinister plans in mind? I can't answer that and neither can you, because we do not know what he is thinking (although we can all agree the answer would have been clear if Suzaku had just killed him instead). For all it is worth, I can see why people SHOULD hate him; he is arrogant and conceited in his belief that simply because he is who he is, he is rightfully correct. However, I've seen an increasing amount of ridiculous accusations against him as a basis for hating his character. |
2008-04-13, 19:49 | Link #148 |
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Err... Last I checked, Lulu did everything and anything to NOT kill Suzaku, up until the final episode of last season. Where did you get the idea that Lulu wanted him dead? He stopped Kallen's assassination attempts twice!
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2008-04-13, 19:57 | Link #149 |
Hina is my goddess
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If you look at all of Suzaku's actions you can come to a simple, clear concise conclusion. He's a hypocrite who's only interested in his outward appearance and status. If he really cared about the japanese people, he would have let his dad fight, or join with the winning side, OOBK. If he really cared about legality, he wouldn't punch Lloyd and launch by himself. If he really cared about revenge, he would have killed Lelouch in the cave. Instead he pawns his way into the military and into the KOTR (stupid FFVII abbreviation :P) with a trade of lelouch. He killed his father knowing he was going to lose and with it any hope of a redeeming status. he's still one of he less hated enemies in my book however. *is still mad at shuri's father*
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2008-04-13, 19:59 | Link #150 | |
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So far Rollo seems to be the only one who could match suzaku in piloting skills after 27 episodes. Hopefully the Xing guy have some hack skills as well since I believe suzaku being practically uncontested in season one is one of the reasons people direct hatred towards him |
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2008-04-13, 20:04 | Link #151 | |
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If we must be technical, then so we shall. Up until the very final episode, Suzaku's desire was to eliminate Zero and not Lelouch specificly. Lelouch and Zero are one and the same, but Suzaku was not aware of that until near the very end of the series. |
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2008-04-13, 20:14 | Link #152 | |
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2008-04-13, 20:16 | Link #154 | |
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2008-04-13, 20:29 | Link #156 | |
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Suzaku could have eliminated Lelouch then and there, and he would have fulfilled his "revenge" to say the least AND I'm sure that he would have been held in somewhat high regards even then. Are you telling me that he was fully aware that he would be in a position to "advance" in the hierarchy? That he had made this deal prior? Waltzed up right to the Emperor in his almighty lair and cut a deal with him? Anybody would scoff at that notion. |
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