Noo! Are you implying that orenji is dead? I was hoping he'll team up with Suzaku to bring Lelouch down. :(

ROFL, you're telling my Orange-kun dies! WTF? XD that'll sooooo angry the orange fans. I personally don't mind, though, he seemed pathetic. Though, what about the investigation the Purists were doing on the "mysterious student"? They discussed this back in ep 9, so that was...?

Orange-kun gets a part in the ED and OP, so I hope it does mean he's here to stay =p or else it would be hilarious...

"blamed!"
"deranked!"
"shamed!"
"Killed!"

poooor orange ~_~

I'm a Jeremiah fan - i love his character/place in the series. As its been mentioned he appears in the OP, and for other reasons i don't think he's completely taken away from the series.

If for some reason Jeremiah is dead, it'll give Villetta the reason to look more into the student she remembers from the second episode, (Lelouch meaning Zero), kinda like an act of vengeance.

where do u guys get your Code Geass eps, they come out so fast?

Well anyway, poor orange-kun

What the hell is C.C doing giving Geass power to Suzaku? It's not as if he doesn't have powerful mecha already.

Oh god, I love your captions as usual. LOL. I sure as hell hope Suzaku doesn't get the Geass power, that'll be so... -___- uncool. (In this show whether something is cool or not isn't just a big deal, but the very point of the show itself)

One thing that annoys me about this series is how they always jump around from one idea to the next. One minute Zero is fighting a drug dealer, the next minute, they show student council hijinks.

Though he hides it, his agenda was alwayz to defeat Brittania empire.. the fact hes fighting those drug dealers was to provoke more ppl to join the Black Knights, believe that the order was to fight for Justice

mmm, i don't like Lelouch's knightmare -_-, no good, C.C. giving geass power to Suzaku, lol, many of us have compared Lelouch with Light, then i guess Suzaku will end up being like L xP

So I guess its another Seed mode vs Seed mode then.... but I wonder why C.C. wanna give Suzaku geass power anyway

So I guess its another Seed mode vs Seed mode then.... but I wonder why C.C. wanna give Suzaku geass power anyway

Maybe C.C's intention is complete destruction of human's life. What better way of doing this by giving two people who have different view on how the world should operate the most powerful weapon of them all? Let them duke it out first and then she'll take over the remains. It's like giving two opposing countries a nuclear weapon.

Maybe C.C. gives Suzaku a completely different power. Consider that Lelouch is a Britannian who opposes Britanian rule but has the power of the King, something that would come in handy for a Britannian. If the point is for the two to be the opposites, shouldn't Suzaku, an Eleven who supports Britannian rule, be given a power that would be useful for a revolutionary.

i dont think c.c would give suzaku the power that she gave lulu, it would so ruined the story. And c.c said she was there to protect him not to give some other guy the power, and plus lulu and c.c. are ally because c.c. need lulu to accomplish what she wanted to accomplish in the beginning. Giving suzaku the power wouldnt that just ruined c.c. and lulu pack?

Looks like an interesting episode. ^^

Guren's palm attack reminds me of Destiny Gundam's Palma Fiocchina XD

And about the next episode... i think it's quite weird if Suzaku have the Geass power. He's not the type that likes to order people around ^^; and looking into his personality, i guess Geass doesn't suit him.. well, let's just see the next episode.

If Suzaku has Geass.. he would win easily for sure.. -_-'

Like strikeotoko said, Suzaku might be given a different power instead. Geass power is not only about mind-controlling ability. Perhaps Suzaku's power could be something physical....
So wats C.C.'s real name? Snow White? Yukishiro? ^_^
While Guren Nishiki indeed looks like Eva-02, it's microwave attack however reminds me of Scryed's Kazuma and his Alter power (Shell Bullet). While Kazuma's Alterized right arm can generate destructive shockwave, Guren Nishiki's silver right arm can create micowave blast. Even the blast is of Taniguchi's typical sound effect.

great victory too lelouch and his army ^_^
i like karen somersault fighting skill

if suzaku get a geass power i don't think he will defeat lelouch (because lelouch his best friend)

I think those scientists worried about their work are the same ones from ep 3. Remember they were heading for the other site in Narita, coincidently the town trashed by Lelouch's landslide. I guess Cornelia doesn't know about the research Clovis was conducting, which raises some intriguing questions. Maybe we'll find out next week...

Woww.. I just watched the raw version of this week eps and can't wait to see the continuation especially after viewing the interesting next week's eps preview: C.C using her power on/for Suzaku.
To begin with, Lelouch's smirks indeed make the sincerity of his beliefs seem questionable, that is, whether his intention to destroy Britannia Empire is:
1. in revenge for his mother's assassination and to provide a haven for his crippled and blind sister (basically, for his own satisfaction). After all, isn't this the prime reason of his strong desire to crush Britannia? OR
2. for justice. We have seen how the Emperor of Britannia imposes the concept of 'survival of the fittest' on his people through his speech during Clovis' funeral. With his pride, it is natural for Lelouch to desire a utopia in which people are given fair and equal rights, be them Eleven or Britannian.
Although he had mentioned to C.C that both are equally important, his thoughts show that he's prone to the first reason rather than both. Had his mother not been murdered in the Britannia Imperial Royalty's struggle for the successor's seat, I can't say for sure that he wouldn't turn out to be like Cornelia.
While it is true that the Order of Black Knight's intentions are justifiable, their actions are not by law. For instance, Zero's publicized speech that the weak should seek and the powerful should fear the Black Knights which I believe, ignites the anger of Britannia army. They should have realized that it particularly points to Britannia Empire which holds the value of 'survival of the fittest', rather than oppressors in general and thus, his speech can be considered as challenge towards Britannia Empire and of course, will cause commotion. In the future, if the Black Knights are left wandering around, the world would turn into greater commotion (just as what Lelouch said) as the recruits of the Order of Black Knight increase and as they are supported by more and more people. After all, people love ally of justice. Suzaku understands this and that's why I strongly agree that he is not that naive as some people perceive. Suzaku's interpretation of justice is moral and lawful rightness - upholding what is just according to the law and moral standards (this is the reason why he's nicknamed shiro no kishi or white knight). This is shown by his disagreement with Zero's action of exploiting Britannian civilians and taking them as hostages even though he had no intention to kill them. Lelouch, on the other hand, does not care about these morality and law issues as long as he can end Britannia Empire. Though their goals are the same, their ways are different. So, it is hard to say that what Lelouch does is justifiable, but it is not wrong either. (Credit to code geass community journal (interview with the storywriter and producer of Code Geass; anyways, watch out for a little bit spoiler on C.C's identity):
http://community.livejournal.com/code_geass/27061.html#cutid1)

And about what I think about what C.C is gonna do to Suzaku in the next eps...

"yeah right and im just exercising my leg"

priceless

i wonder if cornelia will die on the next episode.

@blissfulcarnation: suzaku is not naive, he is a self-rightegous person who always think that he is always right. What the hell is moral by joining the army (of the empire that he doesn't like), obeying their orders and killing people ? It is just miracle that he didn't kill many people. But remember ep1, without Lulu's act (threatening Clovis), many will be killed after they (and their solders called "terrorists" ^^) are defeated by that Lancelot. Suzaku may seem "moral" but in fact stubborn and not understandable (not logical in thinking) by serving as an obeydient solder for the empire. He may seem "kind and pure" but in fact is an idiot with a bloody hand.

At least Lulu is more realistic and knows himself that he is not a good person ^_^

I hate that Suzaku is being powerups. He is overpowered already with his Lancelot and his luck. In the worst case hope C.C is not that stupid to give him the same "king" power as Lulu's

Joining the Britannia army doesn't have to do with morality. It's the intention and action that matters. Suzaku, just like Lelouch, doesn't exactly wish for absolute peace (it's too idealistic) since wars are inevitable: it keeps happening from time to time due to rulers' greed for authority, but he at least wants to create a place where many people won't lose their loved ones. It's been 7 years since the war between Britannia and Japan. Though Elevens are discriminated, they at least can become Honorary Britannians through some paperworks. Now suppose that all Japanese were willing to sacrifice their pride and became Honorary Britannians, would there be any bloodshed? No, but of course the world is not that perfect. Discrimination itself is not morally right and can ignite the anger within the discriminated ones, encouraging them to rebel against the Empire. And the result is? Terrorism - civilians get involved and killed just like what happens in episode 8. I do understand that the core of all of these is the Britannian Empire and its 'survival of the fittest' idea which has been widely embraced by its people. This is the reason why Suzaku joined the Britannian army. He wants to change Britannia from the inside while serving it. How does he serve the Empire? through participation in eliminating the terrorists and other rebelling parties while keeping his morality intact (in eps 1, he chose to be shot instead of killing Lelouch and in eps 2, he saved a woman and a kid who got involved in the battle). So, I don't think he's an idiot with bloody hands.
It is true that if he succeeds in changing Britannia systems, fair and equal rights can be established one day, though it is not an easy task considering that he's an Eleven. But I don't think he's that stupid to want to change Britannia by himself. I believe that he realizes that he needs the support from the higher-ups and not all Britannians are cold beings (Euphemia is one example). But again, this method is not effective and requires a lot of time.
Suzaku is a righteous person but he doesn't always think that he's right. I believe that at times he doubts whether his actions are right or wrong... or to be more exact, productive or unproductive.
Well, it's the world of politics - really difficult to decide whether certain action is right or wrong. Complicated and requires a lot of thoughts...

Good thing you weren't around when the colonies in america decided to rebel against England or we will still be under british rule.

Suzuka is misguided in his ideals. He has a good heart, but I doubt he will be able to change the british system from the inside.
Well, if what we think happens in episode 11 is real, then he might have a better chance.

do u no where to download the raw or even the subs cause i can't find any and this episodes seems to be so interesting!!!! plz

in regards to sazuka..i just cant belive that he can support people who treat his own people in such a shit way..i mean the elevens are treated like shit..yet sazuka think he can do what exaclty? so far he has done jack all except fight against his own people..what will he do when britania ask him to wipe out another city full of elevens???

the guy is an idiot (changing from inside out) takes a crap long time to work...running around in lancelot aint gonna do jack all....

also him being such an idealist would he use the new powers in the first place?

Even though the Guren Nishiki is impressive and all, I can't help but wish that neither Karen or Suzaku get killed if they end up battling eachother. In addition to that, I wonder if Cornelia will outsmart Lelouch again or will the victory belong to him? Oh well, my questions will probably be answered soon.

On top of that, i'd like to see Toudou in action first ^_^....

Does Jeremiah remind you of Ramsus from Xenogear? Just a quick thought from me..

@golthin: Hahahaha, I didn't say that I agree with Suzaku though. Personally, I think that Lelouch's way is much more effective and productive. But sometimes I find Lelouch's intention is not 100% sincere. In the beginning of eps 10, we can see his insincerity when he smirks while talking about the ally of justice. He has the pride of his own justice and indeed, he wants to protect those who are oppressed by the strong. It is his ideal and above that, is his true purpose and true reason for fighting: to avenge his mother and to create a haven for his disabled sister. I'm sure that he already knows that many people will support the Order or Black Knights prior to creating and publicizing it and of course, it would be to his advantage because rebellion needs supports. I can't say I'm taking neutral stance cuz lately, I found myself to agree with Lelouch's way (not his sometimes insincere intention). After all, as what you said, if there were no rebellion, the oppressed countries would experience injustice cuz the strong tends to despise the weak.
@boibofet: Suzaku is there to change Britannia. He, himself, confessed to Zero that Britannia is not a worth-serving country. He doesn't support Britannia and I think that he'd better die than killing civilians. This is already proven in eps 1 and eps 2. Besides, he's in the technology department and his task is to help Britannia army when they're in the pinch, not going off killing innocent people. He's not stupid but as golthin says, he's misguided in his ideals. He can't just win against Britannia Empire while upholding his current ideals. Frankly, I think chances are very low that he will succeed.

:p you know, I never got the impression that Lelouch actually believed in the Black Knights. He refers to them the same way he refers to Geass--as a tool. This is more fitting with the whole "the ends are more important than the means" attitude he is supposed to represent.

As for Suzaku, blissfulcarnation has said much of what I wanted to. You can't label an entire organization, especially a government, as black and white evil. I seem to remember that as being one of the earlier complaints about this show--that the oppressor Britannians were being painted as evil, one-sided caricatures.

Anyway, remember Gundam Seed? Lacus said, "one must have both power, and will". The simple fact is, the Britannians are the ones who possess power. By being a Britannian, honourary or otherwise, Suzaku gains power--in fact, that's probably the most efficient choice for him, without some crazy luck like Lelouch has with getting Geass and all that. It's only after he has gained said power when he can do what it seems only he is out to do--help others.

Don't get me wrong--I think Lelouch is awsome too. The thing just is, the path of direct conflict always comes with a price. If Lelouch fails, for everybody who's placing their trust in him--and by now, that's a lot of people--that's it, Knights of Justice or not. And without any power, against massive odds--which is how Zero appears to the world--how he appears to Suzaku--he's just leading hundreds of people to a meaningless death.

lol. Fine, say something else just as I say I agree with you. That's what I get for typing really slowly.

Lelouch's way of course pays off faster and more. After all--high risk, high return. The idea is, though, that Lelouch can only do what he's doing, right now, because of Geass. And in fact, despite what he said about "planning to do it anyway", without Geass Lelouch would probably not be any more effective than the other terrorists. So for someone like Suzaku, who's doing all he can to make a difference with what he has, Zero's actions just come off as self-righteous, misguided, and ultimately meaningless.

You guys all want Suzaku to become a terrorist. :p Do you actually believe that that's the only way? Sure, terrorism can make an impact, immediately. But how long will that impact last? And how much will your fellow human beings suffer for it? You don't topple a giant by pricking its foot.

I don't think C.C. gives her powers to Suzaku. She states that she's there to protect Lelouch. In the next episode, I expect Lancelot to overpower the Black Knight's Knightmares, and C.C. has to spring into action in order to save Lelouch. She will tap into her abilities and enter Suzaku at the last moment. We don't know what her intention is, but if she has switches over to Suzaku as well, it defeats the whole purpose of what the previous episodes have set up. The most logical train of thought would be that Cornelia somehow is taken care of, which would put power into Euphmia's hands, which translates into a reliance upon Suzaku. We then have our conflict where Lelouch is pitted against Suzaku. As such, it doesn't seem as if Lelouch is letting the power go to his head. He's still sane, always spouting the same line of creating a better world for his sister. In the end, I fully expect Lelouch to be on the verge of winning, but he gives everything up, because his sole reason for fighting has always been creating a haven for his sister. When it feels like he has accomplished this, his task will be finished. Of course, everything can be thrown astray depending on what C.C. has intended.

OK, this is a MAJOR spoiler of eps 11. Don't read if u don't want to ruin the suspense.

So I went back and watched the first two episodes again because I was showing them to a friend of mine, and it dawned on me that the first episode emphasized a sense of mystery on both Suzuka and Lelouch. When Lelouch recieved the Geass from C.C., he saw like an entire race of people just like her, and 3 people who looked like they were important said something like its about to begin again.

C.C. said "the power of the king will make you lonely indeed." conversely, Suzuka was told that piloting Lancelot would change him for the rest of his life whether he wanted it to or not.

It just dawned on me that they never went more into that, and the way things are going, they probably won't. Its possible with C.C. sense there is a lot about her we don't know, but I wonder about the whole Lancelot comment. What change are they talking about.

On second thought, they have to go into that more or it would be too huge of a plot hole. The whole thing about the legend begins again, and hooking up with the Ragnares seems like it will be awesome, though, completely different than the story is going now.

Wow, completely dredged up the past without talking about the awesomeness of this episode. Well, its mostly been said already.

I found this article of a man named Clade Lelouch.
Maybe lelouch's name had something to do with this guy XD
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Lelouch

i doubt that suzaku will recieve the geass. in the series, both lulu and suzaku have already received the power they were meant to use. for lulu, it's geass, for suzaku, it's the lancelot. giving suzaku lancelot and geass would make him way to overpowered. also, i keep seeing a picture of what appears to be lancelot, but in red. this pic. appeared in newtype usa. anybody know why?

i luv u lelouch