Kill la Kill 6
NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDIST BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECH.
Are you kiddin'? These hilarious censor bars are way, way more fun than yet another show of heads exploding.
First, I argue that it is not obvious at all that
as there is, again, no indication or instance of this happening at any other point in 50 episodes.
abuses the HELL out of his power and it NEVER
There's evidence to the contrary in that alone.
Second, it is far, far more reasonable to say that Lelouch planned it than to chalk it up to a contrived accident of subconscious desire. What evidence is there that Lelouch did not want this to happen? None. None at all. Lelouch flat out says he wanted to do it, and had planned it as early as
, he even brought
and then he let's someone in high heels and a large dress out run him? When he could put on his mask and catch her? "Lelouch isn't very athletic, though!" HIGH HEELS. He'd have to be fucking Nunally levels of unathletic to fail to catch a woman running in high heels and regalia.
Lelouch had everything to gain from that moment, had had the idea to do this as early as
, had brought
and when it all goes down, he stands by and lets it happen, rather than use his super powers to stop it. He had every opportunity to prevent what happened, and every reason not to, and plenty of evidence to suggest he had intended for it to happen from the start.
Hell, when he does
he's basically reusing the exact same idea.
Delusional would be to suggest that it was all a part of
NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDIST BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECH.
He's a sick, sick man.
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Bleh Corvo watching the censored version of Blood-c
Buy the DVD, you cheap.
Are you kiddin'? These hilarious censor bars are way, way more fun than yet another show of heads exploding.
I still think you're fairly delusional on this point. It's perhaps possible to put forth an argument that Lelouch did that intentionally on a subconscious level, but it's about as clear as it could possibly be that it was in no way a part of his actual conscious plans.
Also, you say there's no other examples of Geass, but that's really just arguing technicalities. When you've established that Geassaccidentally triggering, it's pretty obvious that at the moment that change occurs,eventually becomes permanently active, against the user's will.accidents can happen
The real contrived part of this whole scenario isthe accident happening at the single most devastating moment it could possibly happen, by a pretty astronomical factor. I mean, it's quite easy to imagine that no matter when the Geass became permanently active, it could have caused some pretty awful accidents, since all kinds of otherwise-innocuous words could have awful consequences with the power of ABSOLUTE OBEDIENCE FOREVER behind them (and most of what Lulu says isn't what you'd call innocuous anyway). But for it to happen at the single moment that you can definitively pinpoint as far, far more devastating than any other moment in his entire life, that stretches suspension of disbelief a little. I'm still willing to accept it, though, simply because the horrific results were so amazing.
First, I argue that it is not obvious at all that
accidents happen
Rolo
misfires.
Second, it is far, far more reasonable to say that Lelouch planned it than to chalk it up to a contrived accident of subconscious desire. What evidence is there that Lelouch did not want this to happen? None. None at all. Lelouch flat out says he wanted to do it, and had planned it as early as
the hotel hijacking
a gun
Lelouch had everything to gain from that moment, had had the idea to do this as early as
the hotel jacking
a gun for this very purpose
Hell, when he does
the Zero Requiem
Delusional would be to suggest that it was all a part of
Euphemia's master plan and that she faked the whole thing to force Suzaku and Lelouch to fight until Britannia collapsed because of it.