It matters because I care about storytelling and don't let my bias completely take over because it went to the direction I wanted to, mate. :p Good for you that you like him, but Lelouch would probably wanna stay dead. Doubt he won't have a conflict at first, but yes eventually come on terms with it... Especially because plot will demand it lol.
Again... Pure assumption. And yes, C.C. willing to give her code could end with Charles getting it... But C.C willing to. Nor Lelouch Nor Charles wanted to take/give the code. That's the point. And the rational reason is because C.C. would be willing to go, that was their plan, until the end where she realised Charlie was just a selfish bastard lol.
You can tell me how Lelouch killed Charles all you want, it does not change my point... It wasn't directly. Lelouch didn't write him out of existence, that Ragnarok thing did. Lelouch caused it, yes, but that doesn't mean the power will go to him. It was basically like he ordered someone to kill another someone, rather indirect and I doubt he'd gain such a special power this way. Not to mention it just opens a whole lot of questions and possibilities.
How the hell do you know how Charles killed V.V.? LOL Are you implying V.V. would have died from the injuries and Charles just took his code anyways? Then V.V. is not really immortal then? .-. The way the scene is played V.V. just needed time to rest, but Charles taking advantage that V.V. was weak took his code. It was as direct as it gets. We don't exactly know how C.C. took hers but I doubt someone else played a role given how the scene was played.
People theorize that Nunally wasn't really seeing his memories, but rather doing her hand-feeling/reading thing that she did from the start of the series, a nice touch... There was a more depth explanation I'll try to find it. But even so, funny you bring Nunally again because I also brought up why she was sad to begin with? If she knew the whole plan... And that "memory" thing code users do tend to have negative effects on whoever's seeing it, Nunally was just fine physically. What about other people that touched him meanwhile? Or even Kallen, that kissed him?? Why did Lelouch memories specifically played at that moment?
No, it wasn't... That ending isn't real and not once I heard have I heard what you're saying there. Where did you even take that info from? Lol And yes, it was... The logo doesn't fit or something, I'll try to find the link. And in an interview the director (I think, someone from the staff) said that Lelouch was dead. Plus really, just a small screen of Lelouch face smiling, with a quick laugh, is it that hard to figure it out it was fan made? <.<
They were not. There were plenty, pleeenty of people left. Are you implying that the whole army was gone? Lmao... And even if it did, what does it matter? We all know that who truly matters are the main players (Suzaku, Kallen, Xingke etc), all which are alive and on the same side. Time skip also gives the possibility of new Knightmares and rebuilt the supposedly lost army.
No, it was never truly explored. What is Geass, exactly? What its orign? Is it truly supernatural? How did they create a reverse geass? Etc etc. There are many question we don't have answers too, It is one of the least touched subjects, and the geass facility had what, 1 episode focused on it? Lol. And that was mostly shooting and destruction while the other one was focused on Charlie/Lelouch. Geass was never really that focused upon. But that is hardly a bad thing, they can use this and not pull something out of their ass in R3 instead. I just hope they do use it... :p See how you're basically making stuff up here to make interesting possibilities? That's kinda my point... And I doubt someone like Lelouch would not find ways to take advantage of his immortality, especially since he's weak physically. But we'll see...
What?? Do explain exactly how Sch. had the upper hand in the other times instead of saying it vaguely and I'll answer properly, plus Scheneizel l played Chess with Lelouch multiple times and they both start equally, yet Lelouch could never beat him. It's pretty clear that all their fights are also played/portrayed as a chess game, and Lelouch finally managed to checkmate Schneizel, yes. But there's context.
Lelouch also has Geass, which you mentioned... Schneizel doesn't. What could Sche. do on equal grounds? The whole war would be different most likely. That just means Lelouch had more advantages, but to truly see who's smarter we'd need to put them on equal grounds and see where it goes. Lelouch did win yes, but there's context. Especially if we're talking who's smarter overall and not who won their last combat. Oh, and funny how you went from "slightly smarter" to "far too superior", 'starting' to think you're a bit biased here mate. LOL
... Really? Suzaku had Albion by that point... Only one who could really match or even give him trouble at all was Kallen so all that people you mentioned don't really matter here. And Suzaku/Kallen only really fought in the end, so it barely affected anything (if anything, it helped the Zero Requiem since Suzaku had to be "dead"). Plus Suzaku was the only one capable of stopping FLEIJA. Also, I can play the throw names too, Lelouch had his own whoolee army, Orange-Kun and C.C. who did play a role too, just throwing names doesn't work, and the way you worded it was like it was Suzaku vs all of those. But regardless, Suzaku did help Lelouch, and he is a factor that wasn't there before, you replace Suzaku with anyone else Lelouch's plan wouldn't work. But even so, it doesn't matter, Suzaku and Lelouch were portrayed as invincible from day one, not anyone else. They're the two protagonists of the series. And it was proved again here... It's crazy if you think Suzaku and Lelouch finally, finally fully working together played no part in this after all that the series built. You love Lelouch so much and this phrase comes from Lelouch himself, he said himself that no one can stop him and Suzaku.
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