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 ====== Code Geass ======
-{{ img:bnr:r:code-geass.png?460 }}**コードギアス(**Code Geass ([[lb:E7]]:gías)) is a [[lb:mecha]] [[lb:anime]] franchise about a group of terrorists cosplaying as Knights in Japan fighting against an oppressive and questionably evil Empire of super-Brits from America. The guy in charge of the cosplayer knights has a super-powered eye that gives him mind control abilities.\\  Needless to say, Code Geass is pretty crazy.
+{{ img:b:r:code-geass.png?460 }}**コードギアス(**Code Geass ([[lb:E7]]:gías)) is a [[lb:mecha]] [[lb:anime]] franchise about a group of terrorists cosplaying as Knights in Japan fighting against an oppressive and questionably evil Empire of super-Brits from America. The guy in charge of the cosplayer knights has a super-powered eye that gives him mind control abilities.\\  Needless to say, Code Geass is pretty crazy.
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   * This article used to have quite a bit here, but I cut it down and refined it to finally release it.
   * I noticed a quirk that the Emperor and Imperial family (Japan) are not really mentioned at all during the series. I'm assuming they do exist...//somewhere//...though it's strange they aren't mentioned. Maybe some kind of taboo on portraying them in media? Kinda like how GATE implies the Emperor taking an action, but doesn't show or even say it's him.
-  * I suddenly remembered that I read two of the manga...I think it was Knightmare of Nunally and Suzaku of the Counterattack. The latter one is relevant because it's referenced a few times in the anime.
+  * Suzaku of the Counterattack is referenced a few times in the anime.
   * I keep forgetting that Code Geass is a //mecha// anime.
   * EFAP has an exceptionally stupid opinion of this series.
   * I noticed something a bit ironic during my current re-watch. The Emperor and Britannia are framed negatively by the narrative because, well, they're a state that rules tyrannically and with a cutthroat monarchy and blah blah blah. However! It's also true that this is the largest, most stable, most prosperous and most technologically advanced state on the planet in their universe. The series is, perhaps inadvertently, suggesting that this is a very effective form of governance.