This is gorgeous. I'm glad to see the picture dramas becoming so much more serious, and filling in details from the story, instead of just being amusing fluff.
I'm really in awe of this one. It's amazing - amazing enough that I wish it had really been in episode 24. The dichotomy between Suzaku preparing himself to kill Lelouch and his memories is really moving, and his "scary" expression at the end ties it all together. It's so tragic, by which I mean like a tragic play, because that word has far too many different connotations.
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I'm really in awe of this one. It's amazing - amazing enough that I wish it had really been in episode 24. The dichotomy between Suzaku preparing himself to kill Lelouch and his memories is really moving, and his "scary" expression at the end ties it all together. It's so tragic, by which I mean like a tragic play, because that word has far too many different connotations.