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PostHeaderIcon Impressions of Code Geass - Hangyaku no Lelouch (Season 1)

Author: The Czar of Funktopia | Print E-mail
Anime Reviews

In regards to reviewing Toradora, the subtitles on my.. er.. licensed dvd.. broke. Yeah. The point is they were not working, so I decided to finish up Code Geass season 1.

Three things:

1.) I want to eat Pizza Hut.
2.) I want to eat Lelouch.
3.) I want to eat Pizza Hut off of Lelouch.

The show itself is something of a cluster***k. Its as if the Fox drama 24 had sex with Deathnote, and then had a baby, but the baby was a gundam. Complex character interactions make this show a heap fun to watch. The series also appeals to a broad span of moral ideologies, which results in specific favoritism amongst the fanbase. Code Geass is an emotional, psychological, and sexual (for me, at least) roller coaster that I believe would have high rewatch value.







^^^My reaction at the end of the series^^^

Whexican Note:  Only anime I have seen entirely subbed and dubbed.
 
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