「浅緋 -Breaking Dawn-」 (Asaake: Breaking Dawn) “Breaking Dawn “I want you to go and wait for me… in C's World.” The post Code Geass: Dakkan no Roze – Episode 12 Review (END) first appeared [...]
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Cornelia´s finally back more gorgeous than ever and Orange-kun is as ridiculous as always. Cornelia´s back and her mission is to get rid of Geass-system for Eupemia´s sake. She wants to clean her sister´s name and let people know what Geass does to human mind. This way, people might understand what really happened to Euphemia and [...]
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Its all fun and games until someone cancels the geass commands. The last few weeks were very plot-heavy, with a lot of new developments to chew through. Apparently Sunrise thought we still needed more time to swallow all the info, so this week it’s filler episode. As we know from previous episode Sayako has been playing Lulu’s [...]
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Shit hits the fan Episode 12 “Love Attack!” at a glance: In this episode, in honor of the academy’s beloved president’s graduation, an event is held where if someone’s heart-shaped hat is stolen, they automatically become lovers. Obviously, one of the primary targets is Lelouch, and he’s ready and willing to use geass, his stunt double, and [...]
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So in this episode the Code Geass R2 OP changed to this one. Ok, maybe not but it sure felt like it. Yes, I know I said I wouldn’t talk about R2 from now on until it got better but I cannot keep this inside. Honestly, I don’t know if I’m serious complaining, being nitpicky [...]
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I’m much more satisfied with the filler this season, probably because I’m less satisfied with the plot that it deviates from. Upon watching this episode a second time, I’m finding more and more of it to be rather hilarious in its own right. Shirley’s jealousy throughout the episode was the main point of amusement for me, [...]
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“Shit, I’m gonna need a whole ton of Viagra for that.” HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Dear god, Geass is slowly becoming a comedy. God damn it, Ninja Sayoko made me die laughing and I had to use a Phoenix Down to continue the episode past the 3rd minute. “Assuming three hours of sleep, I’ve made appointments with 108 girls. There’s [...]
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High school harem comedy hijinks, amazing ninja reverse trap meido and meetings. Lots of meetings. Why does Cecile-nee look concerned for Lloyd about him getting dumped by Millay? What does she know that we and the rest of the onlookers don’t? Is it because his heart is well and truly broken that he won’t have acccess [...]
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The concept of the 'filler' episode has become a staple part of any anime series of a reasonable length, but when it comes to Code Geass it's always hard to brand anything as filler for the exact reason seen here in episode twelve of R2. Quite simply, no matter how filler-esque an episode of this show may be, there are always just enough reasonably important things happening to make said episode a must watch.So this theory is proved once again here - On the one hand, we see Lelouch having to deal with the fall-out from letting Sayako act as his double, in the form of a ridiculous number of dates with basically every girl in the school, a situation which only gets far, far worse when Milly announces 'Cupid's Day' to celebrate her last day before graduating. Cue the bulk of this episode involving silly hats and chases around Ashford Academy which may as well be set to Yakety Sax, with Lelouch the guy that every girl wants to grab the hat of so that they officially become a couple. Sadly, Suzaku is unable to attend, as I'm sure a few of us would be curious at the prospect of Lelouch and Suzaku swapping hats. Oh God, that sounds like a filthy euphemism for something.... Anyhow, this rather ridiculous premise did at least involve a couple of moments that made me smile, not least Rolo rather over-exerting himself in Geass'ing the whole school so that he could hide an immobilised Lelouch in a locker.Aside from all that, we do get some very juicy additions to the main story in this episode - For starters, we finally see just what Cornelia is up to these days, and it's no surprise to see that it broadly involves vengeance for her sister Euphemia's death. Then there's Britannia's plans to invade the Chinese Federation. However, this all pales into comparison with the jaw-dropping "OH MY GOD" ending to the episode. I won't spoil it here for anyone who hasn't watched the episode yet, but we now know what the new-look Jeremiah is going to bring to the fight, and it could well make for all-out chaos. Indeed, it appears to have already had a huge potential effect on Lelouch's plans, but we shall have to see...The problem with an episode like this is that, for all the brief moments that blow me away, I'm still left feeling like I've barely watched an episode of Code Geass at all. Still, I suppose I should at least be thankful that Milly's graduation should put a stop to stupid events at Ashford Academy, so that we can get on with the real business at hand.
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Shirley’s dad is dead! The masturbation was odd Otherwise poignant.
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