Code Geass 04

This was an above average episode, with a decent amount of action, although the majority of the episode revolves around Karen and the Eleven’s history, along with development for Lelouch’s alias as Zero. Animation quality is the same as the past 3 episodes – superb. Sunrise continues to deliver the goods!

Code Geass 03

I think by now I can safely say that Code Geass will have a massive fanbase before the series is over and done with. Why, you ask? Typical Sunrise fanservice of course! Not that I’m complaining, oh no. As usual, my posts on these episodes containt spoilers, so don’t read any further if you havn’t seen the actual episode yet. So we’re back in

Code Geass 02

Code Geass is certainly becoming interesting to say the least. Lelouch has just recieved a new power which is named “Geass” (Probably related to the Irish Geas somehow), which apparently has the power to warp his target’s mind into following his commands, no matter what they are. There are of course restrictions, such as it requires the user to be able to actually see his target to use the ability (hi2u Death Note).

Code Geass 01

Sunrise’s newest series, Code Geass – Hangyaku no Lelouch starts us off in the year 2010 of the Common Era, at which point in time the Holy Empire of Britania begins their invasion of Japan, the last remaining super power in the world. The small island nation was clearly outmatched by not only the sheer numbers of the Britanic forces, but also by Britania’s far superior technology. Britania deployed their first series of Knightmare Frames during their invasion of Japan, a new kind of humanoid powered armor (think Mobile Suits). The Knightmare Frames clearly