So many questions left unanswered

[glenngunnerzero.livejournal.com]

However My biggest complaint is: What the fuck was Geass? Who made it? Why did they make it? When did they make it? Are they still alive? On Jupiter?

A whole 2 seasons and nothing said other than a power of kings, Code which seems to be the evolution of having a Geass, and that it was created/made long ago.

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[demyx.livejournal.com]

That's why I pretty much hate the series. Let me rephrase that, I liked Code Geass, and then I hated it after episode 21.

I think Code Geass was always a political thriller of sorts and the Geass bit just spiced it up. They never intended to really do much with it, hence why the damn Geass subplot was wrapped up in one episode and never touched again.

*angry and bitter and taking this way too seriously. i want those hours of my life back.*

[mura-arkaine.livejournal.com]

Also, what was C.C's name? Or did I miss it underneath the rubble of the train wreck? :|

[glenngunnerzero.livejournal.com]

That being one of the billion other questions I have unrelated to Lelouch. Even Eva gave me more to go with than this.

[eggy-egg.livejournal.com]

Cheddar Cheese.

8D!

[murkyburning.livejournal.com]

Cee Chu of course =)

[eriol33.livejournal.com]

cheesy crust, I think the signs are too obvious already! some say cheddar cheese though =D

[kankiin.livejournal.com]

Geass/World of C is basically the collected subconscious of the world-I don't think it was ever made by anyone. I might have missed a few lines, but it seemed like it's always been there.

Specifics of Geass, especially those of Codes and the like, were never clearly announced to the audience. The only ones who know are the creators. I'm rather bitter that they never bothered to delve into the Geass plotline more as well, actually, since I found it the most interesting out of all of them.

[kobacake.livejournal.com]

omg do you have the pic that your icon is from? That is so cute >w>;

[ladyofjoy.livejournal.com]

OMG!
LOVE YOUR ICON *-*

[angathol.livejournal.com]

What the fuck was Geass?
The Force.

Who made it?
Jedi.

Why did they make it?
For shits and giggles.

When did they make it?
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.

Are they still alive? On Jupiter?
Sure, that's where everyone else is.

[rkylo.livejournal.com]

you = win

[kimchiburger.livejournal.com]

Are you sure it's not because of the Midi-chlorians?

[meeraku.livejournal.com]

[faye-naruse.livejournal.com]

Are they still alive? On Jupiter?
Sure, that's where everyone else is.

I believe everyone is specifically at Clovisland on Jupiter.

[madhatterpan.livejournal.com]

How about the masses of little girls we'd see during funky scenes where Jupiter'd pop up and stuff? In those priestess-like get-ups? With the symbols? I still like to know about them. Yeesh.

[sugar-dustbunny.livejournal.com]

This. And the rest of the weird Geass scenes. I thought C.C. was from the time period with the tribal people too.

Especially since there was that one magazine spread with her in similar get-up.

[murkyburning.livejournal.com]

I have an unanswered question!! (in addition to the ones in the main post)

(Last episode) During the execution ceremony, who's in between Gino and Kallen?? Is it Kanon? I can't tell =(

[glenngunnerzero.livejournal.com]

Chiba I think. or Yoshida after rewatching it.
Ironically he didn't get any screentime.

[clones.livejournal.com]

What really grinds my gears is the whole dropping of the Super-Humanzaku subplot. Fuck you, Sunrise.

[leitao.livejournal.com]

Was that the one in which they were gonna touch on why Suzaku can FREAKIN' OUTRUN BULLETS AND CRAP? Because, yeah, if so, I'm pissed off, too. :(

[jczala.livejournal.com]

The title is Code Geass, but the series never focused much on the Geass at all. We don't know its origins and specific information about the code. All we know is that the power of the kings can be given out by immortals who has the code. These immortals can also pass their code to another. The power of the kinds varies from one person to another.

We didn't get to find out where V.V. got his code in the first place.

[dr-wats0n.livejournal.com]

Well, Code Geass mixes many elements of European folklore in its main plot, but Geass itself is likely a reference to a phenomenon in Celtic mythology called Geis (http://www.worldwidewords.org/weirdwords/ww-gei1.htm), which is basically a curse that forces one to do (or not do) something. I don't know whether this is common knowledge in the fandom, but I just thought I'd throw it out there because I haven't seen it discussed much. I don't think the writers ever meant to expand on the nature of the power (for which I'm grateful), but rather just keep it as a mystical element in an otherwise drama/action driven story. I do think C.C. true name was a dropped subplot, though, otherwise they wouldn't have made a big deal out of it in the first series.

[yukiruchan.livejournal.com]

Geass = The power to grant wishes, brings solitude and pain upon user.
After losing everything, you can receive the
Code = Immortality, the supposed-to-be impossible dream of humans
Only to learn that immortality means nothing in a world of solitude and to live while yearning for happiness is happiness itself.

Depending how you interpret the ending, more or less about Code & Geass comes to a conclusion. If you interpret that Lelouch didn't die but became immortal and went back to C.C. to keep his promise to make her smile and grant her true wish (to be truly loved); the Code Geass issue can truly end because both will possess the Code forever and live together happily ever after. There will be no need for them to make Geass contracts with any more people, but just take care of the power until ... there's a Code Geass - Continued Story. Even if Lelouch can't be with Nunnally or Suzaku or make a change to the world any more, atleast he can still witness the "tomorrow" that he gave his life for.

You really can't conclude the Code & Geass issue if you interpret that Lelouch is dead and C.C. is left to roam the world for all eternity by herself.

Um, I'd like to think that there are only 2 Codes in the world (and Lelouch and C.C. can be King and Queen of the world) but pictures of those Geass girls contradict me. WTF were they for? HTF did Code & Geass come into existence in the first place? I'm clueless.

World of C = World of Conciousness?
Jupiter = God = the conciousness of all humans?
Sword of Arkasha = Weapon to kill the Gods = Weapon to kill the conciousness of all humans = Stops time
Time = the conciousness of all humans?
= HUH??? MY LOGICAL REASONING IS FAILING ME. Screw maths!
When I think really hard, less makes sense so I'll just be content with my impression of a Lulu x C.C. happily forever after end to Code Geass.

[strawberrypenis.livejournal.com]

I FEEL THIS

[summanaro.livejournal.com]

one of the many, many dropped plots.

[snowdevil-crow.livejournal.com]

I think they may have been intending to answer that in the original plan for R2.

But then they didn't. D=

[realms-of-life.livejournal.com]

I don't think we are supposed to know. I like it the way it is.

[nekroskoma.livejournal.com]

how would the series have ended if it had ended the way they had originally planed

[kaijyuu-m.livejournal.com]

In the grand scheme of things those sort of details probably aren't that important. The subtitle of the series is "Lelouch of the Rebellion". This was Lelouch's story, and he doesn't strike me as someone who was interested in learning about the less practical aspects of Geass.