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gokumew2.livejournal.com in code_geassA simple question.
[Poll #1185469]
Feel free to explain your choice in the comments. I'm especially curious as to why people read spoilers.
Personally, I avoid [Geass] spoilers whenever possible. (LJ-cuts, yay?) I think Geass is one of those series that can be so unpredictable that the suspense is half the fun. That said, I don't want to know what happens ahead of time cuz that, well, spoils it.
PS No posting [possible] spoilers in the comments, ya?
[Poll #1185469]
Feel free to explain your choice in the comments. I'm especially curious as to why people read spoilers.
Personally, I avoid [Geass] spoilers whenever possible. (LJ-cuts, yay?) I think Geass is one of those series that can be so unpredictable that the suspense is half the fun. That said, I don't want to know what happens ahead of time cuz that, well, spoils it.
PS No posting [possible] spoilers in the comments, ya?
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As for summaries of future episodes, I think they add to the fun because you get some wind of the new episode beforehand & you get to speculate. Then when you watch the episode, you get to see how it turns out. Usually Code Geass surprises me anyway.
Of'corse a real spoiler like someone had watched the episode first and told me the actual events, I'd get pretty pissed off.
Exception for R2 Turn 1 - which was like I really couldn't wait.