(A side question: How do car people could just look at a car and tell which design features come from which other cars? I can't just tell how the hell could they remember the specific shape of a car's tail lights, grills, etc.)

Mechanics do that.

This is now on Netflix. Thoughts on those who have seen it?

Note: Do not reply if you haven’t seen it. Also, no spoilers please.

You both got it wrong. It’s MoBALL Suit Gundam

I feel ya. What was the point where you felt he went off the rails? It's really difficult to pin down a specific point for me, because Lelouch's actions leaned heavily into the "evil" side of the moral scale from a very early point even in S1, starting with the cold-blooded murder of his ...

I am firmly in the "action" camp. Noble intentions, in my personal view, do not justify evil actions. By that metric, Lelouch, as charismatic and arguably sympathetic a character as he started out as, was no better than his half-brother(the competent one, I mean) or his father IMO. I feel...

Seto Kaiba wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 1:59 pm Is evil action or intent? Is a good result achieved by evil means a good deed or an evil one?

And that is exactly what I want to discuss.

I seen the beginning when he accidentally mind pooped Euphenia and then she had to be put down. There by making the only available move left to him to create this persona of evil so the world can hate him. But yeah, no lie, he was kind of a dick. Edit: Mind Pooped? Really autocorrect? SPOOFED. MIND ...

So I have been rewatching Code Geass and I am reminded of a few conversations I had about Lelouch. The common consensus was that he was evil by the end of the series which I disagree to, if you look at it from a chess games point of view. Honestly, even ignoring that, I would argue he was never evil...