No, it would be called "Why Do You Keep Hurting Me, Arthur Baby ;A;"
I agree with you, though. I didn't get into it because there's a limit on comment length and all, but I think pitting the more outwardly "antiheroic" Lelouch as the hero is one of the things that makes Geass such an engaging series.
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I agree with you, though. I didn't get into it because there's a limit on comment length and all, but I think pitting the more outwardly "antiheroic" Lelouch as the hero is one of the things that makes Geass such an engaging series.