What draws you to Geass?

[nayami.livejournal.com]

Why yes we are a poll. And yes I do live here. After reading something verity_isle said about people watching Geass for the lulz only and following most of the anime blogs, I asked myself why I watch Geass. I realized the answer has changed from the time I started watching the series to just after the Mao arc, when Geass suddenly became my *show* as I once viewed my other fave Naruto. So as usual, I have two questions to pose:


1. Why did you originally start watching Geass? When might be cool to know too since I know we have people here since October and others who recently marathoned the whole thing. It seems to me when a person started watching Geass partially determines the why.

2. Why do you stick with Geass AKA what do you love about it?


For me, I started with Geass sheerly because 1.)it was Clamp, 2.)Lelouch looks like Kamui and 3.)I love Kamui no matter what hell he puts me through. I did originally just watch it for the WTFery, although I always adored Lelouch. Now I admit I'm into the political intrigue and just how Lelouch is going to screw himself deal with things next. I might add more to this later but I'd rather hear some others first.

Comments

[nayami.livejournal.com]

Sorry about that. I'm a journal lurker, but I like giving credit to people who inspire these random ideas in me. ^^;;

[verity-isle.livejournal.com]

No need to say sorry. XD It's just that I'm not that active anywhere, so I was surprised like WHUT.

Seeing your icon also reminds me of my massive love for Albert. Oh, Albert, you bisexual dork.

[nayami.livejournal.com]

I like reading your conversations with defade, they give me a new perspective on Geass.

My love for Albert is more like oh, Albert, how I love and want to strangle you at the same time.

[verity-isle.livejournal.com]

Oh this is embarrassing. EMBARRASSING. *hides under a rock* Er yes I tend to be a little more crackfangirly at defade's and quite happily so but but but I hope my journals weren't confusing ^^;

I don't mind incredible sheltered naivete + righteousness as long as it's done well, which Albert was in my books. (Righteous characters are entitled to being a certain amount of annoying before they're kicked off the list) Have you ever tried imagining how Albert would've survived life if he's born a Britannian Royal?