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Code Geass Sequel's English Subtitle is 'Re;surrection'

Zeino wrote:

So that settles the debate about whether Lelouch really died or not at the end of R2. He did indeed. And now he's coming back from the dead...

Wth no it doesn't mean that at all. He was already confirmed alive, it probably is just referring to the Resurrection of the series or some new plot movement.

MugenPancake wrote:

Zeino wrote: So that settles the debate about whether Lelouch really died or not at the end of R2. He did indeed. And now he's coming back from the dead... Wth no it doesn't mean that at all. He was already confirmed alive, it probably is just referring to the Resurrection of the series or some new plot movement.

Wait... I think I missed something... when was he confirmed to be alive?

ScarletCrystal wrote:

MugenPancake wrote: Zeino wrote: So that settles the debate about whether Lelouch really died or not at the end of R2. He did indeed. And now he's coming back from the dead... Wth no it doesn't mean that at all. He was already confirmed alive, it probably is just referring to the Resurrection of the series or some new plot movement. Wait... I think I missed something... when was he confirmed to be alive?

Never. A lot of people recall an extended ending that, extremely briefly, showed the driver of C.C.'s carriage and it appeared to be Lelouch. The thing is that there's practically no evidence to suggest that that scene exists or that it wasn't a fan-edit that made the rounds. The ending, as is, can be interpreted one of two ways: Either he died and C.C. is really just talking to herself, or he did fake his death and is the carriage driver. Those are the only two possibilities. And the subtitle of R3 seems to more or less confirm that he is in fact dead. Either that or it has some other meaning, as I don't understand the point of the "Re;" in "Re;surrection" when they could have just said "Resurrection." So there might be some hidden meaning there, I don't know.

Nyren wrote:

ScarletCrystal wrote: MugenPancake wrote: Zeino wrote: So that settles the debate about whether Lelouch really died or not at the end of R2. He did indeed. And now he's coming back from the dead... Wth no it doesn't mean that at all. He was already confirmed alive, it probably is just referring to the Resurrection of the series or some new plot movement. Wait... I think I missed something... when was he confirmed to be alive? Never. A lot of people recall an extended ending that, extremely briefly, showed the driver of C.C.'s carriage and it appeared to be Lelouch. The thing is that there's practically no evidence to suggest that that scene exists or that it wasn't a fan-edit that made the rounds. The ending, as is, can be interpreted one of two ways: Either he died and C.C. is really just talking to herself, or he did fake his death and is the carriage driver. Those are the only two possibilities. And the subtitle of R3 seems to more or less confirm that he is in fact dead. Either that or it has some other meaning, as I don't understand the point of the "Re;" in "Re;surrection" when they could have just said "Resurrection." So there might be some hidden meaning there, I don't know.

It is a fan edit, stop bringing that shit up. You can totally see the amateurish animation in that scene and something like that would be brought up if it was official. So yeah, as far as we know Lelouch is dead unless the new series retcons this.

What is it with Japan and profoundly-stupid uses of semicolons?