So many aspects of the show hit the spot for me. The decision to introduce more 'Super-Mechs' (as it were) was made for R2, yes, but at the end of the day they never really came to the forefront as the driving theme, never really challenged for any other role than a means to add more pieces to the chess board.

They seem to focus almost exclusively on the Mechs, and at the end of it all the Mechs really meant nothing - the characters drove it all completely. The OPs are very unrepresentative for R2, and I'm not sure that they were put together in the same.mindset that the Season 1 ones where tbh. The focus definately shifts more to the Mech side of things in Season 2, but not as much as it tries to make you think. I literally haven't put it down since starting it, and I've just finished it. This is.probably the best thing I've ever watched. If we want to see things moving we gotta take some action! I wasn't too pleased with Suzaku though, he's such a do-goody neutral naive guy but coincidence just happen to be supporting him the entire time, though his super human speed and reflexes helped (0.05 second delay? np), but that's all fine in the end since it's cool to have somewone representing his stance (changing the system instead of downright destroying and rebuilding it like Lelouche) in the whole story aswell.Īlso, I godda say that the directing of the show is very good, the scene placement and swapping between them and everything, they really manage to keep you glued to the edge of your seet in anticipaton though the whole episode.

I'm not a big fan of nice guy main characters succeeding at everything either.

Sort of reminds me of Death Note (the main character). Definitely love the main character who as BD says isn't the usual Mr.

Lelouch takes over the world