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The official website and the official blog have been updated with new information. You can now find an art gallery in the official site as the last item under 'special', containing all the old magazine arts from June-October issues. The story section has been addd with Episode 7 (details below). As for the blog, it's been updated with details on the picture drama (written by scenario writer/composer Okouichi) to be included with every DVD release. It's been confirmed that the drama will focus on Lelouch and Suzaku's first meeting, and will not be found elsewhere.

I hope this doesn't mean we have to get DVDs to get the complete story. I'll get them anyway, but the important parts being in the show or not is sort of worrying.



Cornelia has been cleaning out the terrorists hidden in Saitama Ghetto in the way that she does. Her next/latest battle features very similar strategy to what's been used in Shinjuku Ghetto in order to lure Zero out. Though knowing it to be a trap, Lelouch takes the persona of Zero to Saitama Ghetto. He uses the power of Geass to steal a Sutherland and beat back the Britannian troops, but that is also part of Cornelia's trap. Under Zero's command the terrorist forces are destroyed one by one, and Lelouch soon has no choice but to surrender...

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The catch is rather obvious, and I'd like more heroes to actually suffer the consequences of getting the best ESP/sword technique/magic/artifact in the world as Lulu seems to be well on his way to getting. He probably thought it couldn't get any worse from his current life (not difficult, but certainly very emotionally scarring), and it's probably the show's job to prove him wrong. I really didn't seriously think CC's purpose might end up at odds with Lulu's, though. She seems to have been got this 'gotcha! the one!' expression when he was a kid---and it's interesting.

CC seems rather sad there. I thought it's like she's pitying Lelouch for some reason---now that you mention it, it seems like she's more sad over his 'naivete' than because his target was impossible.