Code Geass Episode 9 & 10 Reaction & Discussion! 

it is loyalty!

Yeah. There is alsoa lot less time between seeing them and commanding them so that should be covered by the normal memory erasure effect unlike Villeta who he had to convince to leave her knightmare.

Kallen is a teenager of course she's older than the war which is only 7 or so years ago

That actually begs the question - are Britannian teenagers are born in Japan or brought from North America along with nobles who were put in charge of the Area 11 and from the other families of colonizers?

he`s not working for Schneizel

@@Dem-on-line Schneizel is the special core's patron so he basically is.

@@seandun7083 in second season Lloyd talks like Shneizel have a additional sponsorship, not a patronage. Am I wrong?

@@Dem-on-line I believe they work together a lot more during the second season, but I'm fairly certain that there are a couple lines about Schneizel having some involvement with them. I can't remember exactly when but either Clovis or Cornelia has some line about how they would prefer to not ask the Lancelot for help because they would end up owing their older brother a debt. I guess it doesn't matter too much until he gets officially introduced though.

​@@seandun7083Yeah, Hadron Cannon research fund was from Schneizel.

Ditto. He's just playing his role. Same goes with Black Knights goals - it's a facade to reach his true goals - get back at royal family and secure his sister's future.

What issues lol

@@DoggyP00 The obvious one is high drug use in low income areas. The rich/nobility using dirty cops to spread drugs to the less fortunate (minorities/elevens). Another one is colonialism like how the USA colonized America and gave the natives a “specialized administrative zone”. Britannia is the USA in a different universe.

Naw what we need is the two of them doing chess matches while doing their breakdown/recaps of the episodes they just watched. Double up that content! :P

That doesn't make sense lol. His actions of altruism like this makes him stand out unnecessarily. . It was definitely his honest beliefs.

​@@DoggyP00it does not makes him stand out 💀💀. If anything that's what expected from an avg Britannian.

Not really. Suzaku is nothing but a Nazi Collaborater and traitor in real life 😂.

@@greatsageequaltoheaven8115not really, in real life if you look to your past a lot of countries conquer the others, And when your country lost, a lot of people just get tired of fighting and war, specially a lost battle. Suzaku still wanna fight but he want to change for inside not killing more innocent. He believe a war against Britain would be impossible to win and would kill millions.

@@0cidd0 He is wrong, genociding your own people because rebellion is too hard is always the beta answer.

Nah, no one will ever beat Miranda Lotto from D.Gray-man in terms of annoyance.

​@@dibehemoth401yeah that's a hot take and a half. I don't think most people find miranda annoying at all let alone worst than nina

The thing with Nina is that she actually has a reason for some of her behavior. She was raised in a world where children grow up learning that the Numbers are inferior to Britannians. You can clearly see that she's afraid of the Japanese people, and this was *before* she was being held hostage, at gunpoint, by "Elevens" during the hotel jacking. Sakura, when the show started off, bad mouthed Naruto by saying that he's a bad kid that doesn't know any better because he's an orphan, and called him annoying. Then, in a different scene later on in Shippuden (pretty sure it was a movie), starts complaining *to Naruto* about how annoying her parents are. The creators of the show intentionally made Sakura an incredibly tone-deaf character, and seemed to try their best to make her unlikeable in a lot of the scenes she's in. I'm not saying that Nina's actions and what she says are okay, but if you look at Nina's character, and I mean *actually* look at her, then she's really not as awful as people try to make her out to be.

@@krazytreRTM personally if you ask me, Nina feels like an unnecessary character to me for the sole reason of the 'atom bomb' plot. She feels like a forced character, literally nothing would change if she didn't exist.

​@@blackman7186 Would much change if Rivalz didn't exist? Not really. What about Milly, whose main purpose in the anime is to create "filler" episodes? The idea that a character can only exist if they expand the plot is an odd one since in many medias there are tons of characters that are *just* side characters that may or may not even hold an important role within the story. And the weird thing about your comment is that Nina has more plot relevance than most other characters.