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LELOUCH "LELOUCH VI BRITANNIA, ZERO, LULU, BLACK PRINCE, THE DEMON EMPEROR,
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LELOUCH LAMPEROUGE (ルルーシュ・ランペルージ)

Age: 17 (first season), 18 (second season)
Birthdate: December 5, 1999 a.t.b. (Sagittarius)
Blood Type: A
Nationality: Britannia
Height: 178 cm (5'10")
Occupation: Student, Terrorist, Knightmare Pilot, Politician, Emperor, Prince
Allegiance: Order of the Black Knights
Position: Leader of the Black Knights
Knightmare: Sutherland, Burai, Gawain, Shinkirou

Lelouch is the main protagonist of the anime/manga series Code Geass. He is the
Eleventh Prince of the Holy Britannian Empire and the son of the 98th Emperor of
Britannia, Charles zi Britannia.

Lelouch is a very clever individual who is also calm, sophisticated, and
arrogant due to his aristocratic upbringing. While at school, Lelouch conducts
himself as a friendly, likable, and often an easygoing student. However, this is
a mask to hide his true nature. While as Zero, his true nature is expressed. His
charisma and beliefs in justice gain him the trust and respect of many soldiers
and leaders.

He is known for having a very stoic personality. He never cared about
schoolwork, seeing the entire thing as trivial, even though his high
intelligence would make it easy for him. He enjoys seeking out challenges, often
playing chess against the nobility. In general, Lelouch takes most day-to-day
affairs with open disinterest, often not even noticing the affection of others,
especially Shirley, his classmate. He has a strong dislike for nobles, viewing
them as tepid and "overprivileged parasites."

Many characters have noted that Lelouch is entirely selfish, as his desire to
remake the world into what he wants it to become from his desire to avenge his
mother's apparent death and Nunnally's sake. However, in time, he realizes that
this goal is not just for them but also the entire world.

Despite his cold, calculating demeanor and ruthlessness in battle, he can be a
rather compassionate person to his friends and loved ones. To Nunnally, he is a
loving older brother, and to Suzaku, a loyal friend, although the two are
enemies. Lelouch, at first glance, seems to have relatively little concern for
the well-being of his subordinates, but in reality, he does care about them,
seeing them as valuable allies.



As the series progresses, Lelouch suffers traumas and further losses that
further deepen his resolve. However, he also grows less merciful to his enemies
if he cannot Geass them.

Background (as Lelouch):


Lelouch was born on December 5, 1999, a.t.b. as Lelouch vi Britannia, the son of
Charles Zi Britannia, and the late Imperial Consort Marianne, making Lelouch the
Eleventh Prince of the Holy Britannian Empire. He was in line to be the
seventeenth heir to the throne before his mother's assassination and his
sister's crippling in the same incident. A ten-year-old Lelouch confronted the
Emperor afterward and accused him of leaving his mother defenseless, even going
as far as renouncing his entitlement to the throne. In response, his father
banished him to Japan and used him as a political hostage in the Sakuradite
conflict. During his stay at the Kururugi household, he first met Suzaku
Kururugi, with whom the young Lelouch did not interact initially in a friendly
way, before later becoming friends. However, when Britannia finally developed
its Knightmare Frames fleet and decided to invade Japan to seize control of the
Sakuradite mines, discarding Lelouch's use as a diplomatic tool. Lelouch,
fearing for his sister's safety, hid their true identities and sought the help
of the Ashford family, who were his mother's allies. His mother's death and his
father's apparent lack of concern regarding it were considerable blows to
Lelouch. He always felt that it was unfair for both his mother and sister and
made it his goal to pursue a better world for Nunnally. He also seeks to
discover the valid reason for his mother's death, who got murdered in the Aries
Imperial Palace, a place terrorists would be unlikely to penetrate successfully
without being noticed, if at all.

Background (as Zero):


Shortly after gaining the power of Geass from C.C., Lelouch assumes the secret
identity of Zero, a mysterious, masked revolutionary dressed in a black helmet
and cloak. The helmet has a retractable plate over the left eye so Lelouch can
use his Geass. In this guise, he forms the Black Knights, initially composed of
Kaname Ohgi's resistance group members. The goal of this vigilante group is a
campaign against influential individuals who oppress the helpless, which he
eventually expands into reforming Japan as an independent nation. Lelouch is
willing to do whatever it takes to carry out his goal, even if it means lying to
his followers and using people as bait for the outcome he desires. However, he
has trouble putting his close friends in harms way for the sake of his goal,
which is a weakness as a commander but a remnant of his humanity and sanity. In
particular, his feelings for Nunnally often hinder his plans, particularly at
the end of the first season, where he abandons a massive war with Britannian
forces to rescue her. He has come to embrace the fact that he needs to destroy
before reconstruction can occur, even if it means harming those he cares for.
Initially, Lelouch is motivated by the desire to avenge his mother's death and
construct an ideal world where his sister Nunnally can live peacefully. After
Nunnally becomes Viceroy of Area 11, and her wishes conflict with his goals, his
friends help him to realize that his rebellion is no longer just for Nunnally
but for all the people of the world.

First Season:


Lelouch makes his first appearance at the beginning of the first episode of the
series, as a child, along with Suzaku Kururugi watching the Britannian Military
entering Japan, with the figure of C.C. watching them. He is introduced to be a
student of Ashford Academy, a member of its Student Council. He is a brilliant
thinker who is exceptionally talented at chess. He lives with his younger
sister, Nunnally, and their maid, Sayoko, in the Student Council building of
Ashford Academy, where they are looked after by the Ashford Family. Lelouch and
his friend Rivalz enter a room where a chess match was being played, with
Lelouch claiming he can turn the situation on the chess table in under 9
minutes. He effortlessly crushes him in a short period (8 minutes, 32 seconds)
while the noble gapes at his defeat. As they walk out of the casino, they are
interrupted by Clovis's "heart-breaking" speech, which turns out to be an act.
On the road, Rivalz accidentally cuts the way of the terrorists, resulting in
their vehicle's crash. Soon enough, Lelouch is swept into the conflict between
the Holy Britannian Empire and Japanese Resistance Operatives. Suzaku, who
Lelouch had not met for seven years, finds the vehicle and confronts Lelouch,
who he mistakes as a terrorist. Nagata opens the capsule, and instead of gas, a
restrained C.C. appears. Before they can get answers, Suzaku's superior comes
and tells him not to question his briefing and shoot the "terrorist," Lelouch.
When he refuses, he got shot in the back. Lelouch and C.C. take the opportunity
to escape. Just as they seem to have evaded detection, Lelouch's phone rings,
giving him away; as they are about to kill him, C.C. jumps in front and shot in
the forehead. However, surprisingly, he is grabbed by the hand of C.C., who
proposes a contract that would allow him to live and endow him with Geass, the
power of kings. He accepts and stands up, reinvigorated, and uses his ability to
make his pursuers kill themselves. Following his actions, Villetta Nu appears in
her Sutherland, and Lelouch decides to take it and uses his Geass on her. After
using his newfound power, he attempts to crush the rest of the Britannian
Military that is wiping out the Elevens in the Shinjuku Ghetto. He uses Ohgi's
Resistance Group and gives them orders to eliminate the Britannian Soldiers.
Later on, Britannian Army's experimental Knightmare Lancelot, piloted by Suzaku,
ruins Lelouch's plans. Just as the Britannian Army corners the terrorists,
Clovis orders an immediate cease-fire under coercion by Lelouch. Lelouch
confronts Clovis at gunpoint about the murder of his mother, Marianne vi
Britannia, before killing him. When he returns to Ashford Academy, he discovers
that Kallen Stadtfeld, one of the terrorists he helped Shinjuku Ghetto, attends
the same school. Limitations to his power are also revealed when he attempts to
question her and unsuccessfully erase her memory. Both he and Kallen attempt to
gain information from each other through Sayoko. To Lelouch's surprise, C.C.,
the girl who gave him Geass, shows up alive in his residence. He discovers that
she is immortal and learns more about his Geass ability. Unknown to Lelouch,
Cornelia had set a trap for Zero at the Saitama Ghetto by simulating the
conditions in Shinjuku Ghetto. Despite C.C.'s warnings, Lelouch takes the bait
and goes to the aid of the Saitama resistance. His plan falls apart from a
combination of Cornelia's superior tactics and the resistance cell's different
motivations. Lelouch is cornered and nearly discovered, but C.C. dons his Zero
costume and distracts the Britannian Army, allowing him to escape. Lelouch
blames his defeat on the undisciplined rebels and resolves to build something
better than a mere resistance unit, first an army, "people," and finally a
nation. He later forms The Order of the Black Knights during the Japanese
Liberation Front Hotel Incident after rescuing the hostages. He leads the Black
Knights becoming a revolutionary and gains popular support amongst the Elevens.
The turning point in his rebellion comes when Euphemia li Britannia declares the
region under Mt. Fuji, the Special Administrative Zone of Japan, giving the
Japanese people their name and country back, albeit in a much smaller area. This
decrement effectively destroys any possibility of the Black Knights' rebellion;
acceptance would render them powerless, and refusal would make them pariahs.
Lelouch confronts her at the opening ceremony and tries to have her shoot him,
hoping to make himself a martyr. When she mentions giving her title up, he
surrenders and agrees to work with her. However, his Geass permanently
activates, and an offhand comment about ordering her to kill the Japanese forces
her to do just that. Lelouch got forced to kill Euphemia to end the ensuing
massacre, but he becomes a hero of the people in doing so. Using this newfound
support, Lelouch announces the creation of the United States of Japan and can
lead an attack on the Tokyo Settlement. The episode goes well at first, but when
Lelouch learns that Nunnally got kidnapped, he abandons the battle, leaving his
forces helpless against the much better organized Britannian forces. On his way
to rescue Nunnally, Jeremiah intercepts him after an ensuing battle. Lelouch and
C.C. make their way to Kamine Island to search for Nunnally, but Jeremiah
appears once more. Being unable to defeat him as the Gawain has taken its toll
in the many battles it has participated in, C.C. decides to sacrifice herself
and drops Lelouch off. Afterward, Suzaku Kuruguri confronted Lelouch. Kallen
appears as well, and Suzaku reveals to her that Zero's true identity is Lelouch.
Lelouch attempts to broker a truce, trying to convince Suzaku to help him find
Nunnally, but Suzaku is distraught over the death of Euphemia and refuses to
listen. An angered Lelouch draws his pistol, and he and Suzaku attempt to shoot
one another. A single gunshot is heard as the screen fades to black at the end
of the first season.

Second Season:


One year later, Lelouch is once again a student at Ashford Academy. He has had
his memories rewritten by Charles Zi Britannia, revealed to possess a Geass
power of his own, erasing his memory of being a prince, being Zero, and having a
younger brother named Rolo Lamperouge instead of a sister. He is seen running
away from Villetta Nu, who is revealed to be a teacher now in the first episode.
He is able to leave Ashford Academy with Rolo to go gamble at Babel Tower. It is
here where Kallen and the remnants of the Black Knights attempt to retrieve
Zero. After being cornered by the OSI, C.C. appears and restores Lelouch's
memories. Afterward, Urabe and Kallen appear in their respective Knightmares,
and he resumes leadership of the Black Knights. Initially, Lelouch makes his
base in the Chinese Federation's consulate, using his Geass on the High Eunuch
stationed there so Hifh Eunuch will welcome them. When Nunnally is appointed as
Viceroy of Area 11 and announces her plans to re-establish the Special
Administrative Zone of Japan, Lelouch falls into a depression since he would be
impeding her wishes by continuing his rebellion. He nearly begins taking Refrain
before Kallen stops him. With the help of Kallen and his friends at the Ashford
Academy, Lelouch realizes that his mission no longer revolves solely around
Nunnally but concerns the rest of his friends and the Japanese people as well.
Lelouch engineers the legal exile of the Black Knights by getting the
Britannians to agree to exile Zero in exchange for bringing one million
participants for Nunnally's new Japan. By having them all dress as Zero, he
forces Suzaku to exile the Black Knights. They successfully escape to the
Chinese Federation, where Lelouch begins allying with the other world powers to
create a force that rivals Britannia. During his time in Area 11, Jeremiah
Gottwald restores Shirley's memories right before she got shot by Rolo
Lamperouge, an assassin for the Geass Directorate. Unable to retaliate against
either, as they are now his allies, Lelouch instead wipes out the Directorate,
in the process learning of C.C.'s wish to die and that the Emperor has become
immortal. C.C. would have had Lelouch kill her and take on her immortality, but
instead spares him by placing him inside her memories while the Emperor kills
her. Lelouch refuses to let her die unhappy, encouraging her to live on, but
memories of her life after gaining Geass are erased during their escape. Once
Lelouch's new alliance, the United Federation of Nations, is formed, their first
act is to liberate Japan. To ensure Nunnally's safety, Lelouch meets with Suzaku
in an attempt to convince him to help. Lelouch takes full responsibility for all
that he has done rather than admit the truth, but Suzaku agrees to help since he
recognized what Lelouch is doing. Kallen meets up with Lelouch to tell him that
Ohgi wants him to come to warehouse 9. In the elevator, Kallen expresses to
Lelouch her gratitude for Nunnally's help when she was captured. They then
arrive to see that the core members of the Black Knights are betraying him,
stating they know his real identity and Geass power. With Lelouch backed into a
corner, he reveals his identity and lies that everything he has done was for his
entertainment to save Kallen from dying with him, telling her that she needs to
live. As they are about to gun Lelouch down, Rolo appears in the Shinkirō to
evacuate him but dies in the attempt as he overuses his Geass. Lelouch comes to
terms with his feelings for Rolo and buries him properly as the little brother
of Lelouch Lamperouge. Following the betrayal of the Black Knights, Lelouch
focuses on defeating the Emperor. Lelouch confronts the Emperor in the Sword of
Akasha, where he learns the truth about his mother and Charles' plans. Lelouch
denies their attempt to create a new world and kills both Charles and Marianne
with C.C. and Suzaku. One month later, he installs himself as the 99th Emperor
of Britannia and appoints Suzaku as his Knight of Zero. As Emperor, Lelouch
abolishes all the oppressive laws and class systems of Britannia, frees every
colony (thereby negating the concept of "Numbers"), and puts down all resistance
to his goals. However, the seemingly benevolent acts are a smokescreen for his
intention to take over the world, which he calls the Zero Requiem. He announces
that Britannia intends to join the U.F.N. At the meeting, Lelouch takes the
council members hostage after learning Britannia's large population would give
him a majority voting block. This confusion brings him into conflict with
Schneizel and the Black Knights, the former bringing his F.L.E.I.J.A.-equipped
floating fortress into the battle. The biggest surprise comes when Nunnally is
revealed to be alive and declares herself to be his and Suzaku's enemy. Though
initially reluctant, Lelouch is convinced that he must fight her for the sake of
his plan. Using Nina's countermeasure, Lelouch and Suzaku disable the
F.L.E.I.J.A., and the two proceed to board the Damocles. He manages to place
Schneizel under his control and then confronts Nunnally, who has regained her
sight. Lelouch uses his Geass on Nunnally to get her to hand over the
F.L.E.I.J.A. launch button and takes over Damocles. With no one left capable of
opposing him, Lelouch becomes the ruler of the world. Sometime after the battle
with Schneizel and the Black Knights, Lelouch appoints Marrybell in charge of
Damocles. Lelouch arranges the public execution of the Black Knight leaders and
the U.F.N. representatives. Suzaku, disguised as Zero, interrupts and kills
Lelouch, the culmination of the Zero Requiem as they had planned.


By directing all the hatred of the world onto him, Lelouch's death will serve to
facilitate peace; while simultaneously redeeming both Lelouch's and Suzaku's
sins by having them impose the most significant punishments on themselves.
Finally, Lelouch wished for a tomorrow to Nunnally, life for Suzaku, who wanted
to atone his since through death. At the same time, during the Glinda Knights'
and Peace Mark's assault on Damocles, Marrybell and Orpheus fall to their
deaths. Nunnally can only watch in shock. When Lelouch falls near her, she takes
his hand and realizes that he had sacrificed himself on purpose, for her dream
and world peace. Lelouch dies smiling in the arms of a crying Nunnally, saying
he has destroyed the world and created it anew. Suzaku is left playing the role
of Zero. The aftermath is narrated by Kallen, who ends up forgiving Lelouch as
she has realized Lelouch's true intentions were noble and explained how the
world is much better off with all the energy being focused on reconstruction.
During the final scene of the series, C.C. makes one last remark to Lelouch
about how she may have been wrong about Geass condemning one to a life of
solitude.

Geass:
Lelouch's Geass, bestowed upon him by C.C., gives him "The Power of Absolute
Obedience," allowing him to plant commands within a person's mind upon eye
contact in a manner comparable to hypnosis. Activation of his Geass is visually
represented by the manifestation of a Geass Sigil in his left eye. Commands
dictated are written into the minds of the designated targets, the Sigil
projecting him from his eye to theirs.



Lelouch could initially toggle Geass activation at will but subsequently lost
this control and suffered from an affliction known as "runaway Geass" near the
end of the first series. In the second season, C.C. gives Lelouch a contact lens
that blocks his Geass but indicates that his Geass will eventually grow powerful
enough to render it ineffective. Lelouch's Geass evolves to cover both of his
eyes in episode 21 due to pushing his Geass to the limit, trying to command C's
World, the collective unconscious of humanity itself. He receives a second
contact lens to cover it later.

Of all the Geass abilities in the series, Lelouch's has been explored the most
and also seems to have the most restrictions, and side effects of any Geass
introduced:
 * Only affects the nervous system.
   
 * Commands must be issued verbally.
   
 * The victim must make direct eye contact for commands to be issued. The
   maximum effective distance is 272 meters. A line of sight via a reflective
   surface is sufficient for the effect to occur.
   
 * Commands may be issued only once to any given individual, but any number of
   commands may be issued at the initial application so long as eye contact is
   unbroken. Since Jeremiah's Geass Canceller negates all Geass effects, those
   exposed to it may be commanded once again.
   
 * The victim will not perform any action disallowed by their physical or mental
   capabilities, though they will try to carry out the command to the best of
   their ability. However, orders that affect the mind or consciousness (such as
   erasing memories or seeing hallucinations) are possible even though the
   victim could not usually force themselves to do so. Also, commands that ask
   for something unpreventable and physically impossible, such as telling a
   dying person to "not die," will not have to make them immune to death.
   
 * An action will be carried out for as long as dictated in its command or the
   indicated conditional circumstance. Eye contact does not need to be
   maintained for command execution to occur. No upper limit has been
   established, but the conditional command Lelouch gives Suzaku is still in
   effect more than a year later.
   
 * The victim's memories for the duration of command issue and execution are
   sealed and cannot be recalled.
   
 * As demonstrated in Princess Euphemia's response to the command that she kills
   the Japanese, a victim may resist a commanded action to some degree if it is
   utterly appalling and morally incomprehensible to them.

(Source: Code Geass Wiki, Villains Wiki, Heroes Wiki, Anime and Manga Universe
Wiki)




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