Code Geass Random Ideas Thread

Aarik

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This idea will NOT become an actual fic, I'm just more bored then you could possibly understand.

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A young man scrounged through the Shinjuku Ghetto, he was wearing a ratty gray cloak over himself, his hair was clumpy and brown, down to lower neck length, his eyes a greenish gray.

He mumbled to himself, "So this is where she ended up... Weird she'd come to this place... Does she want something from me? I'm still trying to find that idiot..."

He seemed to twitch for a second, as if hearing something.

He continued, to no one, "No, I'm not gonna ask her what she's doing here, it's none of my business- I'm serious, what she does with her life is her own concern."

He seemed to pause for a few seconds, before rambling on.

"I checked Shibuya a few days ago, that addict wasn't there, hopefully I'll have better luck here in Shinju-" He was interrupted by the booming sound of gunfire.

He was running before he even knew what he was doing, sarcastically muttering, "That better not be her."

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The scene looked like something out of a propaganda movie.

Brittannian soldiers surrounding a bunch of 'Elevens' who were dressed like guerrilla's, they even had the matching headbands.

The Officer, whose face was obscured by that ridiculous hat, had a handgun pointed the head of a straight haired Asian man with a bright red headband.

"Where is the container your group stole!?" The man barked in a voice that seemed to have been trained to be as no nonsense as possible.

Almost immediately, the man turned his gun down the street, towards the cloaked man.

The cloaked man seemed surprised for a second, "Wait, when you say container..." He trailed off, looking at the gun pointed at his face.

The Officer's eye's widened, before signally the men next to him to aim at the cloaked man, "It's a large bulbous container filled with poison gas, these Terrorist's stole it from a government facility with plans to use it in a terrorist attack."

The Japanese man who'd had a gun pointed to his head was about to shout at the Officer before the Cloaked man interrupted him.

The Cloaked man had put his hands up, waving them in front of him in a defensive manner, "WAIT! Wait, wait, wait...", He seemed to lean back and look down the street he just came from for a moment-

"You mean the one they were loading into that truck back there?!" He pointed around the corner for emphasis, his other arm still warding, he seemed distressed.

"Down the Road! One right turn and then a left! Get them quickly before they get away! I don't want to die!" he seemed frantic.

The officer barked quick order's, first pointing to the two men next to him, "You two, guard the prisoner's, and keep this man for questioning, the rest of you, follow me, Prince Clovis will be furious if we fail!" the Man charged down the street, pushing past the cloaked man.

The cloaked man seemed to ignore them, still shaking as they ran past him as he stared at the machine gun aimed at his person.

As he noticed the soldiers making it out of sight around the street however, he turned to the two remaining guards, "Hey, you two... Want to see a cool trick?"

He started walking towards them, they both re oriented their rifle's at him.

He lifted his cloak up, showing dirty casual clothes, "Don't freak out, I'm not armed, I'm just a bum after all."

The Terrorist Leader was just staring at him, confused.

The cloaked man walked right next to the two men, as their rifle heads pressed into his gut-

He slammed his hands forward and grabbed their faces- They promptly dropped their rifles, twitching spasmodically, as if they were being electrocuted.

He turned to look at the Japanese men, who still had there hands tied behind their backs, "I suggest you run before mister big hat realizes I was bluffing, he might be just a tad irritated." the fact that his words were accentuated with the muffled screams of the two soldiers only made him seem more flippant.

The leader seemed stunned for a moment, before forcing himself up, his small group rising behind him, he choked out a confused "H-Hai..." before taking off.

The fact they looked ridiculous running around with their arm's tied behind their back's not withstanding.

The cloaked man sighed as he let go of the two soldiers, who promptly fell to the ground unconscious, "Well, that went as well as could have been expected, but nobody died, so, success for me."

The cloaked man turned, and started heading into an alley that went the opposite direction as the men he'd just freed, but not before stomping the rifles of the two soldiers until they broke, "Bah, I'm just glad I didn't get those unloaded into me."

He'd almost made it, before a bullet slammed into his shoulder, he collapsed in pain almost instantly.

The Officer, aka, mister big hat, was back, and he looked furious. the twelve or so soldiers with him had their rifle's pointed directly at the man that had tricked them.

The cloaked man held his left shoulder with his right arm, before looking down the alley he had been trying to escape to and yelling "Get back to the rendezvous point! They saw through it! Don't let them get the Gas bac-" he was stopped mid sentence by several dozen rounds pouring themselves into his body.

Mister Big Hat moved over and kicked the body, "Don't just stand there! Chase them you fools!" the soldiers ran past him into the alley, and exactly the wrong direction.

As the Officer followed his men, he unloaded one last shot into the cloaked man's head, before chasing after his squad.

The Cloaked man's dead body sat there for several seconds.

"What was that saying... About fooling someone twice?"

The cloaked man casually rose to his feet, ignoring his now blood stained clothes.

He wiped at his face for a moment to move the blood away, revealing a red bird like symbol on the back of both his hands.

A.A. moved on, leaving nothing but a section of street stained with blood and bullet holes.

"Damn that hurt, they better not die after all that."

He walked off, away from the street, back the way he came, before pausing a second, and turning to look over his shoulder, "Hmm? She's here huh... Seems like she's trying to contract someone... Well, none of my business."

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Yes it's horrible, and yes that was Naoto.

He's talking to R.R. about C.C. and O.O., he's looking for O.O. and noticed C.C. being nearby.
 

Leonite

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Sorta cracky idea: Both Brittania and the Black Knights (through rangers on either side, obviously) gain access to the Wild Zords, and use them to battle each other on bigger scales... and it turns into a three sided war when Animus shows up all pissed.

More serious idea: At some point in the timeline after Lelouch and Nunally leave Birttania, a code bearer (most likely to be V.V. or C.C., although a different code bearer could be used) give Euphimia a Geass.

The question is, what Geass? After all, Euphie desires peace and seeing Lelouch and Nunally most, if I remember correctly, and that could result in many Geass, esecially if the Nightmare of Nunally route is taken.

Also, the reasoning behind V.V. doing it could be a back up plan, in case Charles knows he lied to him, he can get Euphie to take his code instead of Charles, without him knowing until is too late, if the choice is made during the main plot. Of course, time it right, and that fucks up Charles plan even more by averting the Euphinator disaster.

EDIT: Spelling fixed. Don't know why it happened.
 

Jomasten

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Fix up the spellings and capitalization, and I'll properly contribute something utterly useless to this conversation about this idea.
 

zeebee1

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You don't just get a code because someone gives you a power. At the very least you need to master your power.
 

Leonite

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zeebee1 said:
You don't just get a code because someone gives you a power. At the very least you need to master your power.
Really? I thought the implication is that any Geass user can kill a code user and inheit their code.
 

Aarik

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Leonite said:
zeebee1 said:
You don't just get a code because someone gives you a power. At the very least you need to master your power.
Really? I thought the implication is that any Geass user can kill a code user and inheit their code.
Only if the Geass is fully evolved.

And by that, I mean, in both eyes, like Lelouch's, Mao's and Charles'.
 
Aarik said:
Leonite said:
zeebee1 said:
You don't just get a code because someone gives you a power. At the very least you need to master your power.
Really? I thought the implication is that any Geass user can kill a code user and inheit their code.
Only if the Geass is fully evolved.

And by that, I mean, in both eyes, like Lelouch's, Mao's and Charles'.
And then you STILL have to master your Geass and be GIVEN the code from your benefactor.
 

Sdebeli

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The Eromancer said:
Aarik said:
Leonite said:
zeebee1 said:
You don't just get a code because someone gives you a power. At the very least you need to master your power.
Really? I thought the implication is that any Geass user can kill a code user and inheit their code.
Only if the Geass is fully evolved.

And by that, I mean, in both eyes, like Lelouch's, Mao's and Charles'.
And then you STILL have to master your Geass and be GIVEN the code from your benefactor.
Er, no. Charles effectively stole the Code from V.V., go recheck that episode.
 

atlas_hugged

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Was it ever really explained where Geass originates from?

And who would win in a war? Lelouch, or Ender Wiggen?
 

toraneko

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The Eromancer said:
Aarik said:
Leonite said:
zeebee1 said:
You don't just get a code because someone gives you a power. At the very least you need to master your power.
Really? I thought the implication is that any Geass user can kill a code user and inheit their code.
Only if the Geass is fully evolved.

And by that, I mean, in both eyes, like Lelouch's, Mao's and Charles'.
And then you STILL have to master your Geass and be GIVEN the code from your benefactor.
Correction: You have to fully evolve your Geass and then take the Code from your benefactor by killing them.

This is shown by Charles getting V.V.'s code, and more explicitly in C.C.'s flashbacks to how she got her Geass and her Code from the nun.
 

bissek

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Wiggin had never once fought a long term campaign, only a series of battles in which the results of the previous battle had no impact on the next one (As his army would be restored to full strength in the game, and he never once reused a ship against the buggers), and where logistics was never an issue. Lelouch was in a war where a soldier he lost today would mean he would have less soldiers tomorrow, and did have to worry about supplying his troops. In a single battle Ender might win, but in a long war Lelouch would destroy him.
 

toraneko

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bissek said:
Wiggin had never once fought a long term campaign, only a series of battles in which the results of the previous battle had no impact on the next one (As his army would be restored to full strength in the game, and he never once reused a ship against the buggers), and where logistics was never an issue. Lelouch was in a war where a soldier he lost today would mean he would have less soldiers tomorrow, and did have to worry about supplying his troops. In a single battle Ender might win, but in a long war Lelouch would destroy him.
Possibly, but the way the war plays out might see that prediction turned on its head. One of Ender's earliest-learned lessons about war is how to minimize casualties among your most important players, sometimes by allowing casualties among your minor ones. He was also quick to learn the abilities of his men, and how to use them to the fullest.

I'd give it more of a 50/50 toss-up, but if it turns into a guerilla campaign, the advantage goes to Lelouch.
 

atlas_hugged

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You also have to remember that it wasn't a willful ignorance on Ender's part of Logistics. That's just how the combat would work in that setting (no FTL, still massive empires). The third war wasn't so much of a war as a giant act of desperation on Earth's part. Given Ender's ability demonstrated in the books, I'd imagine he could keep up with logistics.

Where I give the edge to Lelouch is his ability to inspire. And Geass shenanigans, but if Lelouch gets those, Ender gets a space ship. :p
 

Jetflash

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If it was a single battle, I'd give it 50/50. Ender is a great tactician, if nothing else. However, long term goes to Lelouch every time.

The thing is, even though Ender's force got renewed after each battle, Ender had nothing to do with the overall strategy of that campaign. All of the pre-battle things Lelouch is a genius at taking care of (even if he sometimes gets screwed over) were done by other people decades in advance of Ender's birth. He didn't choose what ships would go where and when, he didn't lay out traps by using a strategy in one battle purposefully so that the enemy would be looking for it the next, etc, even though that last one is (obliquely) what ended up happening.

Furthermore, Ender, at least in his tactician days, was immensely mentally fragile. Lelouch takes one of his friends and Ender would break down entirely. Lelouch proved that even when his very reason for fighting was taken from him, he could continue to operate.

Long story short, Ender is a brilliant tactician, but has never had to plan long term strategy more than one battle ahead. Lelouch is possibly slightly lower on the scale in tactics, seeing as unexpected turn-arounds can mess him up more than Ender, but he (Lelouch) is one of the best fictional long-term strategists I've ever seen.
 
toraneko said:
The Eromancer said:
Aarik said:
Leonite said:
zeebee1 said:
You don't just get a code because someone gives you a power. At the very least you need to master your power.
Really? I thought the implication is that any Geass user can kill a code user and inheit their code.
Only if the Geass is fully evolved.

And by that, I mean, in both eyes, like Lelouch's, Mao's and Charles'.
And then you STILL have to master your Geass and be GIVEN the code from your benefactor.
Correction: You have to fully evolve your Geass and then take the Code from your benefactor by killing them.

This is shown by Charles getting V.V.'s code, and more explicitly in C.C.'s flashbacks to how she got her Geass and her Code from the nun.
the Nun killed herself.
 

MastaofBitches

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Leonite said:
Sorta cracky idea: Both Brittania and the Black Knights (through rangers on either side, obviously) gain access to the Wild Zords, and use them to battle each other on bigger scales... and it turns into a three sided war when Animus shows up all pissed.
You know, I sorta want to see this done :huh:
 

Leonite

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MastaofBitches said:
Leonite said:
Sorta cracky idea: Both Brittania and the Black Knights (through rangers on either side, obviously) gain access to the Wild Zords, and use them to battle each other on bigger scales... and it turns into a three sided war when Animus shows up all pissed.
You know, I sorta want to see this done :huh:
Of course, after all... its an excuse for a three way Megazord Battle :p
 

seitora

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Going on the time travel spiel...

Why does it always have to be around the start of the series that Lelouch is always sent back to? Why can't it be right after his mother is killed but before he had his disastrous meeting with the Emperor?

It'd be interesting to see Lelouch to stick around in the court for a while, then when possible leap at the chance to become governor of Area 11 ;)
 

Aarik

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seitora said:
Going on the time travel spiel...

Why does it always have to be around the start of the series that Lelouch is always sent back to? Why can't it be right after his mother is killed but before he had his disastrous meeting with the Emperor?

It'd be interesting to see Lelouch to stick around in the court for a while, then when possible leap at the chance to become governor of Area 11 ;)
Because while they seem to write with good speed, Code Geass Fanfic writer's seem to not be very creative for the most part.

We should make a challenge or something.

Challenge 1: A Peggy Sue fic where Kallen and Suzaku are sent back instead of Lelouch, to shortly before the series start (Between maybe an hour and up to about two years?). Kallen saving her brother and Suzaku doing whatever are optional.

Challenge 2: A Peggy Sue fic where Lelouch is sent back, not to the start of the series, but to immediately before either his mother's 'assassination' or his disastrous argument with his father.

Him preventing his sister's maiming would be massively guilt reducing for him.

He ALSO knows the location of two Rounds level Knightmare pilot's, even if he might have to swap Kallen for Suzaku if they end up anything like canon.


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"One should not kill unless they are ready to be killed themselves!"

"One should not Save others unless they are ready to be saved themselves!"
 

seitora

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I'd like the 2nd idea to be written, though Marianne would still be killed, Nunnaly still crippled.

Lelouch would've been about 10 when Britannia invaded Japan, so assume Suzaku still kills his father and the war in Japan ends before all of its military forces are destroyed. Just have Lelouch build a profile up in court for 5 years, then request to take over as Viceroy of Area 11, or even Sub-Viceroy.

Using knowledge from his past life and his own charisma and such he would be definitely better at turning Japan into his own personal fiefdom ;)
 

seitora

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By the way, are there any fics where Lelouch, instead of killing Clovis, decides to Geass him into becoming a puppet Viceroy for him? Lelouch would have to say a very smart choice of words to make sure he could continue to control Clovis, of course :p
 

Aarik

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seitora said:
By the way, are there any fics where Lelouch, instead of killing Clovis, decides to Geass him into becoming a puppet Viceroy for him? Lelouch would have to say a very smart choice of words to make sure he could continue to control Clovis, of course :p
Not that I know of...

Though he could just tell Clovis to do whatever he said, it wouldn't be much different from killing him really.
 

seitora

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Aarik said:
seitora said:
By the way, are there any fics where Lelouch, instead of killing Clovis, decides to Geass him into becoming a puppet Viceroy for him? Lelouch would have to say a very smart choice of words to make sure he could continue to control Clovis, of course :p
Not that I know of...

Though he could just tell Clovis to do whatever he said, it wouldn't be much different from killing him really.
well I mean at that point in time in canon Lelouch doesn't know about the 'one usage per person' limit of his Geass, so it's possible he would waste it, not realising he can only use it once

of course, that could lead to a real clusterfuck later on ^_^
 
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