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Code Geass: Lelouch, Pizza, and Questionable Morality – My Hot Takes!

Okay, let's talk about Code Geass. We all know it. We all probably love it (or pretend to).

But I'm here to say some things. Things that might make you clutch your pearls. Brace yourselves!

Lelouch: Genius or Just Really, Really Lucky?

Lelouch Lamperouge. The name alone sounds dramatic, right? He's supposed to be this master strategist.

But honestly? Sometimes I think he just wings it. And everything just *happens* to work out.

He yells "All Hail Britannia!" at the perfect time. Suddenly, he's leading a revolution. Coincidence? I think not!

Don't get me wrong. I admire his ambition. I'd love to have that kind of confidence. Even if it's built on sheer luck.

And that voice. That deep, commanding voice. How can anyone resist?

It probably helps him even when his plans are half-baked.

C.C.: Pizza Obsessed Waifu or Actual Goddess?

Ah, C.C. The immortal witch who loves pizza. Relatable, right?

She's always there, offering cryptic advice. Usually while munching on a slice of cheese. Is it delivery? Or is it plot convenience?

Seriously though, what *is* her deal? Is she secretly controlling everything? Is Code Geass actually a pizza commercial? These are the questions that keep me up at night.

Britannia: Evil Empire or Just Misunderstood?

Britannia. Big, bad, and British-inspired. They are definitely the bad guys, right?

They invade Japan. Rename it Area 11. Generally act like jerks. But... are they *really* evil?

I mean, they do have some sweet knightmare frames. And their uniforms are pretty stylish. Maybe they just need a good PR campaign.

Okay, I'm kidding (mostly). But still! It's interesting to think about. Are they truly evil or just blinded by their own sense of superiority?

The Ending: Brilliant or a Cop-Out?

The ending of Code Geass. It's iconic. It's heartbreaking. It's... a little bit convenient?

Lelouch's grand plan. A world united against him. Leading to world peace. On paper, it sounds amazing.

But come on! Did everyone *really* buy it? Did the world suddenly become sunshine and rainbows after one guy died?

Still, I gotta admit, it was a powerful moment. The feels were real.

And that Zero Requiem thing? Pretty darn dramatic.

I might be rolling my eyes, but I'm also shedding a tear. Darn you, Code Geass!

My Final (Probably Wrong) Thoughts

So, there you have it. My collection of (potentially) unpopular opinions about Code Geass.

It's a wild ride. Filled with mecha battles, political intrigue, and questionable fashion choices.

It is far from perfect. But that's part of what makes it so much fun.

"If the king doesn't move, then his subjects won't follow." - Lelouch vi Britannia, probably while ordering pizza.

Did I miss anything? Probably. Do I care? Maybe a little.

But one thing is for sure: Code Geass will always be a guilty pleasure. Even if Lelouch sometimes feels like a meme lord who accidentally saved the world.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to order a pizza. With extra cheese. For C.C., of course.