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  • cj iwakuracj iwakura The Rhythm Regent Bears The Name FreedomRegistered User regular
    edited April 13
    Glal wrote: »
    I watched the first couple of episodes years ago and bounced off, but comparing anything to Drakengard as my attention.


    ...unless it's gameplay, I wouldn't wish that on anyone really.

    Well, it does
    have the wanton slaughter of an entire stadium full of innocents, including children left wallowing in the blood of loved ones.

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  • AbacusAbacus Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Code Geass E22...

    My god, this show went full Drakengard.

    Episode 22, if I remember correctly that's probably the....(checks Wikipedia) yep, checks out.

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  • MadicanMadican No face Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Burning Effect seems to have come off hiatus and is now in the final stretch with one last big fight. And boy this artist is making full use of the manhwa-style long strip for some really dynamic poses and effects.
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    Look at that good stuff

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  • cj iwakuracj iwakura The Rhythm Regent Bears The Name FreedomRegistered User regular
    edited April 13
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.

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  • AbacusAbacus Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.

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  • OwenashiOwenashi Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.

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  • PolaritiePolaritie Sleepy Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Owenashi wrote: »
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.
    That scene is bullshit anyways though. While Lelouche is absolutely an arrogant asshole, the universe basically changes the rules on him there (oops now your other eye does it too, sucks to be you) and ignores existing rules (Write out his line - it's not an imperative - note how in every other case in the series he gives explicit commands) in order to screw her over.

    It's awful writing and doesn't hold up.

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  • Virgil_Leads_YouVirgil_Leads_You Proud Father House GardenerRegistered User regular
    edited April 13
    Any good anime focusing on the mundane life of adults, and isn't horny?

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  • LucedesLucedes Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    you all were not kidding about spy family

    it really is good blood

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  • Centipede DamascusCentipede Damascus Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Any good anime focusing on the mundane life of adults, and isn't horny?

    Wotakoi is pretty good, and isn't really horny.

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  • WeedLordVegetaWeedLordVegeta Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Any good anime focusing on the mundane life of adults, and isn't horny?

    Wotakoi

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  • Centipede DamascusCentipede Damascus Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Jinx!

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  • chocoboliciouschocobolicious Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Any good anime focusing on the mundane life of adults, and isn't horny?

    Fune wo Amu or Nami yo Kiitekure?

    Shirobako?

    Hataraki man!

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  • AbacusAbacus Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Polaritie wrote: »
    Owenashi wrote: »
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.
    That scene is bullshit anyways though. While Lelouche is absolutely an arrogant asshole, the universe basically changes the rules on him there (oops now your other eye does it too, sucks to be you) and ignores existing rules (Write out his line - it's not an imperative - note how in every other case in the series he gives explicit commands) in order to screw her over.

    It's awful writing and doesn't hold up.

    Oh, it is. Code Geass is a ridiculous show with a plot that doesn't make sense and is also incredibly stupid to boot.

    The one redeeming thing you can say is that people put effort on it, which is more than you can say about things like the current Isekai shovelware wave. Or maybe is just the VAs carrying the show.

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  • WeedLordVegetaWeedLordVegeta Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Code Geass is a delightful dumb guy show

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  • DarkPrimusDarkPrimus Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Code Geass is a delightful dumb guy show

    Absolutely entertaining trash fire

    Doesn't stand up to a moment of examination, doesn't matter because the melodrama never stops

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  • WeedLordVegetaWeedLordVegeta Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    I would genuinely be more likely to go back to Code Geass in 2022 than Evangelion because I've seen enough of everything Anno is liberally stealing from to mute the magic of Anno as an auteur

    Code Geass is, if nothing else, fairly originally stupid

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  • MadicanMadican No face Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Also, for as much of a clown show the plot is that ending was 10/10

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  • AnzekayAnzekay Registered User, Moderator mod
    edited April 13
    yeah there's like... 3 major stupid writing decisions in Code Geass that lead to it becoming the absolute clown show that it is

    but holy shit the ending still makes my eyes a good bit moist with how stunning and intense the whole sequence is

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  • ChicoBlueChicoBlue Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    The thing I like about adult anime is how they usually work at a business company.

    Gotta do some reports.

    What does this company do?

    Business.

    Have you got these reports done? I'm burning out from having to do these business reports for the business company company business.

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  • PLAPLA The process.Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Polaritie wrote: »
    Owenashi wrote: »
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.
    That scene is bullshit anyways though. While Lelouche is absolutely an arrogant asshole, the universe basically changes the rules on him there (oops now your other eye does it too, sucks to be you) and ignores existing rules (Write out his line - it's not an imperative - note how in every other case in the series he gives explicit commands) in order to screw her over.

    It's awful writing and doesn't hold up.
    "日本人を殺せ"? It's fairly imperative.

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  • MorninglordMorninglord I'm tired of being Batman, so today I'll be Owl.Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    PLA wrote: »
    Polaritie wrote: »
    Owenashi wrote: »
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.
    That scene is bullshit anyways though. While Lelouche is absolutely an arrogant asshole, the universe basically changes the rules on him there (oops now your other eye does it too, sucks to be you) and ignores existing rules (Write out his line - it's not an imperative - note how in every other case in the series he gives explicit commands) in order to screw her over.

    It's awful writing and doesn't hold up.
    "日本人を殺せ"? It's fairly imperative.
    Just to add on to this. Google is telling me that means lit. "Kill the japanese".

    mtsn5xaao2b5.png


    Remember most english subtitles are cleaned up, and Japanese is very straightforward and to the point, with most context being implied by the speaker and worked out by the listener. In a geas case, that could easily backfire.

    edit: Also I don't remember the scene clearly but I really wouldn't be surprised if his geas suddenly went off visually at the same time as he says those exact words, in which case everything said before it is irrelevant. "Kill the japanese" is what gets immediately imprinted.

    Also also a protagonist suddenly getting fucked over to raise the stakes is the most basic up the ante 101 in story writing ever and I don't fully get why that's being declared as bad. You never had something come out of nowhere in your own life? It's his fault: he shouldn't have acted like he had full control over a thing he doesn't fully understand. It's a cataclysm that comes about as result of the heroes own hubris. That's as classical as it gets.

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    (PSN: Morninglord) (Steam: Morninglord) (WiiU: Morninglord22) I like to record and toss up a lot of random gaming videos here.
  • AbacusAbacus Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    ChicoBlue wrote: »
    The thing I like about adult anime is how they usually work at a business company.

    Gotta do some reports.

    What does this company do?

    Business.

    Have you got these reports done? I'm burning out from having to do these business reports for the business company company business.

    Anime written for the point of view of kids and teenagers (read: most of them) have an excuse. But anime with an adult cast should know better. Is not a big deal overall, but it doesn't help with suspension of disbelief. Animes that make what the company does the center of the show, like New Game+, are fine and all, but touches like Kobayashi-san, that makes a point on showing Kobayashi as this overworked developer struggling to hit deadlines, really do help.

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  • AbacusAbacus Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Jragghen wrote: »
    This week on Spy X Family
    𝓔𝓛𝓔𝓖𝓐𝓝𝓣!
    Very Elegant. One of the strongest points of this anime, besides the main cast, is that it shows that you don't need to make villains these larger than life figures. Regular people can be hateable enough by themselves.

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  • cj iwakuracj iwakura The Rhythm Regent Bears The Name FreedomRegistered User regular
    edited April 13
    PLA wrote: »
    Polaritie wrote: »
    Owenashi wrote: »
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.
    That scene is bullshit anyways though. While Lelouche is absolutely an arrogant asshole, the universe basically changes the rules on him there (oops now your other eye does it too, sucks to be you) and ignores existing rules (Write out his line - it's not an imperative - note how in every other case in the series he gives explicit commands) in order to screw her over.

    It's awful writing and doesn't hold up.
    "日本人を殺せ"? It's fairly imperative.
    Just to add on to this. Google is telling me that means lit. "Kill the japanese".

    mtsn5xaao2b5.png


    Remember most english subtitles are cleaned up, and Japanese is very straightforward and to the point, with most context being implied by the speaker and worked out by the listener. In a geas case, that could easily backfire.

    edit: Also I don't remember the scene clearly but I really wouldn't be surprised if his geas suddenly went off visually at the same time as he says those exact words, in which case everything said before it is irrelevant. "Kill the japanese" is what gets immediately imprinted.

    Also also a protagonist suddenly getting fucked over to raise the stakes is the most basic up the ante 101 in story writing ever and I don't fully get why that's being declared as bad. You never had something come out of nowhere in your own life? It's his fault: he shouldn't have acted like he had full control over a thing he doesn't fully understand. It's a cataclysm that comes about as result of the heroes own hubris. That's as classical as it gets.

    It's also the much needed catalyst for
    Zero to brush away the last vestige of his humanity, which is really clear as of episode 24.

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  • ElaroElaro Who am I? What do I want?Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    PLA wrote: »
    Polaritie wrote: »
    Owenashi wrote: »
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.
    That scene is bullshit anyways though. While Lelouche is absolutely an arrogant asshole, the universe basically changes the rules on him there (oops now your other eye does it too, sucks to be you) and ignores existing rules (Write out his line - it's not an imperative - note how in every other case in the series he gives explicit commands) in order to screw her over.

    It's awful writing and doesn't hold up.
    "日本人を殺せ"? It's fairly imperative.
    Just to add on to this. Google is telling me that means lit. "Kill the japanese".

    mtsn5xaao2b5.png


    Remember most english subtitles are cleaned up, and Japanese is very straightforward and to the point, with most context being implied by the speaker and worked out by the listener. In a geas case, that could easily backfire.

    edit: Also I don't remember the scene clearly but I really wouldn't be surprised if his geas suddenly went off visually at the same time as he says those exact words, in which case everything said before it is irrelevant. "Kill the japanese" is what gets immediately imprinted.

    Also also a protagonist suddenly getting fucked over to raise the stakes is the most basic up the ante 101 in story writing ever and I don't fully get why that's being declared as bad. You never had something come out of nowhere in your own life? It's his fault: he shouldn't have acted like he had full control over a thing he doesn't fully understand. It's a cataclysm that comes about as result of the heroes own hubris. That's as classical as it gets.
    Actually, "suddenly getting betrayed by something you trusted" is not as basic as you think. Sure, it happens in real life. But stories aren't real life. They're made, assembled even, by human beings with a purpose for a real life audience. And, taken at face value, the CG writers' purpose seem to have been "let's dissuade people from using magic poorly understood powers".

    Well, guess motherfucking what? Life, especially modern life, is too short to properly understand everything you need to use. Your computer, for example. Your car, for another. Your body. You have to use, manipulate, and interact with poorly-understood systems.

    And since Code Geass doesn't actually show safe practices when dealing with under-understood systems, (they just showed us Lelouch's attempts to understand his Geass by experimenting independently and asking for clarifications from CC, which gave him a false sense of understanding, which backfired tragically) the safe assumption is that the writers didn't intend, or know how, to teach safe practices. Which makes the Code Geass design team guilty of dissuading us from doing something we cannot avoid, thus the alert audience member must discard the lesson CG is teaching, which makes watching it a waste of time.

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    Children's rights are human rights.
  • MaddocMaddoc I'm Bobbin Threadbare, are you my mother? Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    This conversation seems dumb

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  • shoeboxjeddyshoeboxjeddy Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Elaro wrote: »
    PLA wrote: »
    Polaritie wrote: »
    Owenashi wrote: »
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.
    That scene is bullshit anyways though. While Lelouche is absolutely an arrogant asshole, the universe basically changes the rules on him there (oops now your other eye does it too, sucks to be you) and ignores existing rules (Write out his line - it's not an imperative - note how in every other case in the series he gives explicit commands) in order to screw her over.

    It's awful writing and doesn't hold up.
    "日本人を殺せ"? It's fairly imperative.
    Just to add on to this. Google is telling me that means lit. "Kill the japanese".

    mtsn5xaao2b5.png


    Remember most english subtitles are cleaned up, and Japanese is very straightforward and to the point, with most context being implied by the speaker and worked out by the listener. In a geas case, that could easily backfire.

    edit: Also I don't remember the scene clearly but I really wouldn't be surprised if his geas suddenly went off visually at the same time as he says those exact words, in which case everything said before it is irrelevant. "Kill the japanese" is what gets immediately imprinted.

    Also also a protagonist suddenly getting fucked over to raise the stakes is the most basic up the ante 101 in story writing ever and I don't fully get why that's being declared as bad. You never had something come out of nowhere in your own life? It's his fault: he shouldn't have acted like he had full control over a thing he doesn't fully understand. It's a cataclysm that comes about as result of the heroes own hubris. That's as classical as it gets.
    Actually, "suddenly getting betrayed by something you trusted" is not as basic as you think. Sure, it happens in real life. But stories aren't real life. They're made, assembled even, by human beings with a purpose for a real life audience. And, taken at face value, the CG writers' purpose seem to have been "let's dissuade people from using magic poorly understood powers".

    Well, guess motherfucking what? Life, especially modern life, is too short to properly understand everything you need to use. Your computer, for example. Your car, for another. Your body. You have to use, manipulate, and interact with poorly-understood systems.

    And since Code Geass doesn't actually show safe practices when dealing with under-understood systems, (they just showed us Lelouch's attempts to understand his Geass by experimenting independently and asking for clarifications from CC, which gave him a false sense of understanding, which backfired tragically) the safe assumption is that the writers didn't intend, or know how, to teach safe practices. Which makes the Code Geass design team guilty of dissuading us from doing something we cannot avoid, thus the alert audience member must discard the lesson CG is teaching, which makes watching it a waste of time.

    Code Geass
    There was an entire arc devoted to the premise of "Geass powers do something you don't expect over time, they're a dual edged blade." The moral isn't "don't misuse magic" it's "using other people as tools will have consequences you do not expect." Lelouche's Geass is a deeply immoral power and something terrible had already resulted from its use many times, this was just the one that hurt Lelouche the most.

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  • cj iwakuracj iwakura The Rhythm Regent Bears The Name FreedomRegistered User regular
    edited April 13
    Geass R2-1:

    Well, I'm about as confused as Loulou is.

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  • ReynoldsReynolds Gone Fishin'Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    I was not prepared for the finale of Thunderbolt Fantasy season one. Which helped us all decide to watch the other seasons. And two movies!

    Nobody else was prepared for the finale of Akibaranger! I just laughed, and laughed, and laughed...

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  • MadicanMadican No face Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Geass R2-1:

    Well, I'm about as confused as Loulou is.

    What's confusing about it? It's just Lelouch antics with his sibling, nothing strange about that

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  • ph blakeph blake Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Reynolds wrote: »
    I was not prepared for the finale of Thunderbolt Fantasy season one. Which helped us all decide to watch the other seasons. And two movies!

    Nobody else was prepared for the finale of Akibaranger! I just laughed, and laughed, and laughed...

    Thunderbolt Fantasy S1, and specifically the final two episodes, are definitely the high point of that series for me, but seasons 2 and 3 are still fun.

    The S1 finale is just so good though, love everything about it.

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  • SethTheHumanSethTheHuman Registered User regular
    edited April 13
    Elaro wrote: »
    PLA wrote: »
    Polaritie wrote: »
    Owenashi wrote: »
    TryCatcher wrote: »
    cj iwakura wrote: »
    Ep 23:
    Guess he's on the true demon road now, no going back.
    After...that, the only game is to double down. Else everything that just happened would be pointless. By now you may have noticed that Lelouch is not one to admit mistakes.
    To be fair, admitting to the Black Knights "Ooops, I accidentally mind-whammied my cousin into committing genocide" is the sort of mistake one wouldn't want to own up to.
    That scene is bullshit anyways though. While Lelouche is absolutely an arrogant asshole, the universe basically changes the rules on him there (oops now your other eye does it too, sucks to be you) and ignores existing rules (Write out his line - it's not an imperative - note how in every other case in the series he gives explicit commands) in order to screw her over.

    It's awful writing and doesn't hold up.
    "日本人を殺せ"? It's fairly imperative.
    Just to add on to this. Google is telling me that means lit. "Kill the japanese".

    mtsn5xaao2b5.png


    Remember most english subtitles are cleaned up, and Japanese is very straightforward and to the point, with most context being implied by the speaker and worked out by the listener. In a geas case, that could easily backfire.

    edit: Also I don't remember the scene clearly but I really wouldn't be surprised if his geas suddenly went off visually at the same time as he says those exact words, in which case everything said before it is irrelevant. "Kill the japanese" is what gets immediately imprinted.

    Also also a protagonist suddenly getting fucked over to raise the stakes is the most basic up the ante 101 in story writing ever and I don't fully get why that's being declared as bad. You never had something come out of nowhere in your own life? It's his fault: he shouldn't have acted like he had full control over a thing he doesn't fully understand. It's a cataclysm that comes about as result of the heroes own hubris. That's as classical as it gets.
    Actually, "suddenly getting betrayed by something you trusted" is not as basic as you think. Sure, it happens in real life. But stories aren't real life. They're made, assembled even, by human beings with a purpose for a real life audience. And, taken at face value, the CG writers' purpose seem to have been "let's dissuade people from using magic poorly understood powers".

    Well, guess motherfucking what? Life, especially modern life, is too short to properly understand everything you need to use. Your computer, for example. Your car, for another. Your body. You have to use, manipulate, and interact with poorly-understood systems.

    And since Code Geass doesn't actually show safe practices when dealing with under-understood systems, (they just showed us Lelouch's attempts to understand his Geass by experimenting independently and asking for clarifications from CC, which gave him a false sense of understanding, which backfired tragically) the safe assumption is that the writers didn't intend, or know how, to teach safe practices. Which makes the Code Geass design team guilty of dissuading us from doing something we cannot avoid, thus the alert audience member must discard the lesson CG is teaching, which makes watching it a waste of time.

    Code Geass
    There was an entire arc devoted to the premise of "Geass powers do something you don't expect over time, they're a dual edged blade." The moral isn't "don't misuse magic" it's "using other people as tools will have consequences you do not expect." Lelouche's Geass is a deeply immoral power and something terrible had already resulted from its use many times, this was just the one that hurt Lelouche the most.
    It's been ages since I watched it, but my headcanon for that event is that Lelouch subconsciously DID want it to happen and the Code Geass fired from that. It makes more sense to me than it happening completely by accident, since I don't believe that ever happened again in the series.

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