In your speculations section where you said C.C. gave Lelouch the code. Lelouch does infact have a Code, but it isn’t C.C.’s it’s his father’s/V.V. Code, if it was C.C.’s code C.C. should be dead.

*SPOILERS*In the episode where Lelouch and his Father are at the Sword of Akashka, when Charles and Marianne were distintigrating Charles made an atempted to kill Lelouch (Charging/flying at him). Charles’ right hand/The Geassed hand was choking Lelouch. So since technically Lelouch killed his father he receives his code.

*Thats what I and alot of people believe..

But all good things must come to an end, same thing happened to Code Geass.

Just let go of it, but don’t stop admiring it, ’cause I still do.

I think Lelouch really died. That’s how he wanted it to be, no other trick hidden under his sleeves. Don’t expect it to have a part two, or else you wanted it to become like ‘The Dragon Ball Saga’, right? The never ending fighting with more powerful villains dilemma, it’s just not like it.

But I really wish that another series will rise and take over everything else, just like what Code Geass did, and I hope it’d be soon, very soon. ‘Cause I’m still craving for something like Code Geass. I still feel raw about it, every scenes, every episodes, every… EVERYTHING!! It’s just so awesome that I often wish it was 30 episodes longer…

Well, that’s it. BYE.

yeah… the last episode of Code Geass R2 is very… very…. I can’t describe it (It make me crying T[]T)

Ps. I love orange =w=~

*lelouch though a genius felt pain and sorrow as well and he did not know his sister was alive till Zero Requiem was nearly set in motion therefore he like Suzaku might have sought dead as atonement or might have just plainly wanted it.

*Nunnally has the ability to sense things therefore no immortal power was involved there.
*He did not get C.C s code

I personally believe the story to be more complete if the writer did show him “alive” though.

in a different point of view,Lelouch was a master of lies and deceit.What ever it is the writers did achieve their true goal.

I love the fighting sceen ,is so sad yet so aswoem,but know i dont have geass to keep me living ( im not under geass and its not like star wars VI ending) i dont know what ill do……w8 im getting the limited eds now i can watch all of them over and over and over…..

Do u know wtll be cool a geass contact lense u place over eye and look like u have geass

also i never got the jerimah bit aswome lol,but did he give anya back her memories

FAV character:lul ( obivously)
FAV knightmare: lancelot finall ver

Geass2 ended much better for me as compared to MacF primarily because as mentioned, it’s a closure for the entire series from the 1st season, a conclusion to Lelouche’s motivation/ideal for starting the rebellion in the 1st place. and Kallen together w Nunally, finally understood what Lelouche set out to do so that, to me, was a emotional goal.

as for that link provided by vongol, not sure if i agree w the points raised as most of the clues were drawn from unestablished “facts” so basically, nothing is entirely substantiated. most of those “facts” were fan-interpreted IMO. i could be wrong though. =P

one more possibility most have failed to account would be the creators intentionally left this issue in suspense so they can choose to continue the series if they received another budget. i mean, who’s to say the world worked out the way Lelouche hoped it would? Kallen herself said there were still issues to be kinked out so there might be some self-serving fool who thinks he can rule the world so Lelouche would step in and right things again, then THAT, my friends, would be the perfect ending. =P

PS, Actar, did i remember wrongly or did you mention on DC.com that you’re going to Tokyo soon? pls revert to me via e-mail if you choose to reply: willy.tio@gmail.com

While sad, it was heartening to at least know that Kallen and Nunnally, the 2 women that truly meant the world to Lelouch (besides Euphy and Shirley) knew the truth.

If Code Geass was aired in a theater, you would have expected a standing ovation at the end. Simply one of the best and emotionally draining anime I have seen after Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.

Ah well…………..Back to watching reruns of Evangelion for me

Confrontation between Lelouch and Nunally was rather intense. Brought me to near tears. He was so devoted to his cause he would rather die with his little sister believing he was evil to ensure a bright future.

Finally, the significance of the end. I find it very amusing how each character has found their place in life, but while many mourn the death of Lelouch, I do not, in a way. Of course, I feel for him, his actions, and this hamlet-type death scene. But I do not honestly think there is another comprehensible method to end the series so brightly, and so ominously. I have devoted many a thread on Zomgforums to this issue. Now, we shall forever be wondering what really happened to lelouch, which is what the creators want us to do.

Hopefully there will not be another episode or OVA, unless it details mundane day-to-day events that help us tie the aftermath in. A prequel might be nice, though.

And those are my thoughts