#nunnally vi brittania

[terratenshi]

[incorrectcodegeass]

“My daddy’s great at marriage. He has done it 8 times.”

~Nunnally

[welfin]

top 6 code geass girls i think deserved better u.u

[animebw]

The more I think about it, the more I’m convinced that I really need to re-watch Code Geass. Because my opinion of it has shifted so heavily so many times since my first watch (in no small part thanks to other people’s takes on it) that I feel like I need to go into it again with fresh eyes to figure out exactly what I think about it. So hey, the next time I get flagged by life and just wanna re-watch an oldie to pass the time, that’ll be the one. Should be interesting!

[athraethy]

emperor of brittania (gn!reader x lelouche)

summary - lelouche loses sight of his purpose, but not his goals. and you are reminded that you can do nothing to stop him.

pairing - gn!reader x lelouche 

warning - angst / slight code geass spoilers

a/n - my depression really hit after finishing this anime ;-;

“Stop this…” the silk sheets were soft in your calloused hands, curling the fabric tightly in your grip in anger. Aimless stupid anger, a rage that refused to dissipate at the knowledge of the terrors just behind these building walls. “Stop this Lelouche.”

“Stop?” Your childhood friend was inconsiderate, lacking the empathy to make his tone anything but a mocking scorn. “After we’ve made it this far?”

It took everything not to launch yourself at Lelouche Vi Brittania, the spoiled boy who saw nothing of pain that was not his.

You had once believed that the other individuals he held dear would matter.

“This…” you swallowed albeit the bitter taste in your mouth. “This isn't what we were after, this isn't what Nunnally would have wanted.” There was no remorse for bringing up the name of the dead, the one you hoped would hit the boy hard and deep. “Do not forget the entire purpose of our feverish dream, do not forget why we’ve sacrificed so much.”

“For Nunnally. For a peaceful world.”

You lurched forwards, hoping that he had come to see your point. “Exactly!” Your arms were shaking when you held them up, your words weighed with heavy gestures of your hands. “Aren’t you tired of this madness outside? This is not the peaceful world she wanted, and what is happening will not lead up to it either.”

His eyes, vivid as they had been before, now glowered down at your seated form.

“I apologize Y/n.”

You knew his answer before he spoke, but it did not stop the hatred that welled in your heart. Remnants of your blithe behavior vanishing in an instance when you came to terms with the truth. It felt odd, knowing that the world before you would crumble, and that there was nothing you could do about it.

You felt buoyant at that moment, weightless and so, so unimportant.

“For I have taken the role of Zero, knight of justice. And emperor of Britannia, dictator of the world.” His words held force, a rigidness you’d failed to vanquish. “The title emperor has much, much more power.”

He leaned forward, bending down so that his next words were for your ears, and your ears alone.

“And to obtain what I wish I need that strength.”

[lelouch]

go suck on a lemon

Lelouch Lamperouge es el protagonista principal y Héroe byroniano de las series Code Geass y Code Geass R2. Es el hijo "dado por muerto" de la familia imperial de Britannia. Apodado Lulu (ルル Ruru?) por sus amigos, es un muchacho de 17 años. Su verdadero nombre es Lelouch Vi Britannia (ルルーシュ・ヴィ・ブリタニア Rurūshu Vi Buritania?), quien busca a los asesinos de su madre, así como el responsable de que su hermana Nunally esté discapacitada. Comanda un grupo de resistencia llamado la Orden de los Caballeros Negros (黒の騎士団 Kuro no Kishidan?) cuyo objetivo es la liberación del Área 11 — Japón después de la conquista — del control del imperio del cual proviene.

Lelouch Lamperouge

Lelouch Lamperouge (ルルーシュ・ランペルージ Rurūshu Ranperūji?)

Sexo

Masculino

Fecha de nacimiento

5 de diciembre de 1999 a.t.b

Edad

17 (al inicio de la serie)

18 (en la segunda temporada)

Primera aparición

Episodio 1

Code Geass

Otros nombres

Lelouch Vi Britannia

Zero

Lulu

Julius Kingsley

Relevancia

Personaje Principal

Altura

1,78 m (5 ′ 9 ″)

Ocupación

Estudiante de la academia Ashford

Líder de la Orden de los Caballeros Negros

Príncipe del Sacro Imperio de Britannia

Piloto del Gawain

Procedencia

Sacro Imperio de Britannia

Familia

Marianne Vi Brittania (madre)

Charles Zi Britannia (padre)

Nunally Lamperouge (hermana)

Euphemia Li Britannia (hermanastra)

Cornellia Li Brittania (hermanastra)

Schneizel El Brittania (hermanastro)

Clovis Li Brittania (hermanastro)

Seiyū

Bandera de Japón Jun Fukuyama (adolescente)

Bandera de Japón Sayaka Ohara (niño)

Code Geass: Akito the Exiled

Nombre real

Julius Kingsley

Relevancia

Personaje Secundario

Altura

1,80 m (5 ′ 11 ″)

Ocupación

Consejero Militar

Estratega militar del Sacro Imperio de Britannia

Procedencia

Sacro Imperio de Britannia

Seiyū

Bandera de Japón Jun Fukuyama

Code Geass R2

Relevancia

Personaje Principal

Ocupación

Estudiante de la academia Ashford

Líder de la Orden de los Caballeros Negros

Emperador del Sacro Imperio de Britannia

Piloto del Shinkirō

Familia

Rolo Lamperouge (hermano falso)

Seiyū

Bandera de Japón Jun Fukuyama (adolescente)

Bandera de Japón Sayaka Ohara (niño)

Habilidades especiales

Geass

Poder de la obediencia absoluta

Lelouch Vi Britannia

99º Emperador del Sagrado Imperio de Britannia

2018 a.t.b-2018 a.t.b

Predecesor

Charles Zi Britannia

Sucesor

Nunnally Vi Britannia

Información personal

Nombre en japonés

ルルーシュ・ランペルージ Ver y modificar los datos en Wikidata

Nacimiento

América del Norte Ver y modificar los datos en Wikidata

Características físicas

Altura

1,8 m Ver y modificar los datos en Wikidata

Información profesional

Ocupación

Terrorista, mech pilot y fictional politician Ver y modificar los datos en Wikidata

[lady-hallowtide]

Chapters: 2/? Fandom: Code Geass Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death Relationships: Milly Ashford & Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Jeremiah Gottwald & Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Nunnally vi Britannia & Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia & Rolo Lamperouge, Kururugi Suzaku & Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Kouzuki Kallen & Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia Characters: Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Nunnally vi Britannia, Rolo Lamperouge, Jeremiah Gottwald Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Alternate Universe - Everyone Lives/Nobody Dies, Alternate Universe - Time Travel, Time Travel Fix-It, Is it better to be loved or feared?, Lelouch has tried Fear, He DID NOT like how that turned out, This time Lelouch will be Loved, Lelouch will show them, SHOW THEM ALL Summary:

The night is darkest just before dawn, but dawn will come regardless.

Driven by his love for his sister, Lelouch Lamperouge vi Brittania became the Demon Emperor, feared and hated the world over. Very few people knew that the assassination of the ninety-ninth Emperor was actually an honour suicide, assisted by a dear friend and retainer in a long-held Japanese tradition. Zero Requiem went... perfectly to plan. Lelouch died, and took much of the world's hatred with him.

The Collective Consciousness of Man is not people, and they will not let their Champion remain lost to them.

Lelouch wakes to life after his death by the blessing of the World of C... and the possibilities available to him are endless.

[pale-eastern-star]

Three characters. Reblog with 3 GIFs of fictional characters you most associate with your OC.

Claudia, Interview with the Vampire.

Mineva Lao Zabi, Unicorn Gundam

Nunnally Vi Brittania, Code Geass

tagged by: @little-purple-thundercloud <3

[andsewingishalfthebattle]

Okay. I was scrolling through your blog, and saw the wire hanger post. My girlfriend has a huge, CLAMP artbook Nunnally vi Brittania dress that must weigh at least ten pounds. The only way I've gotten it to stay hanging (due to the weight and the off the shoulder design) is to bend the wire hangers so when it's hanging, it looks like an organza zombie in my closet. But I don't want it to tear like that jacket! How else can I hang it so it's safe? Should I be good with padding the hangers?

This is a great question! Hanging heavy garments can often strain the fabric or cause unwanted stretching, even on non-wire hangers. Depending on the particular style of the dress, you have a few possible solutions.

Option 1: Install hanger straps.

You know those annoying little ribbons that attach at the armpits in a lot of commercial formalwear? They’re actually really helpful for preventing fabric strain and preserving the integrity of clothing in storage. You can make your own hanger straps by sewing loops of grosgrain ribbon, cord, or twill tape to the strongest structural part of the garment (usually that’s inside the top of the bodice, though on some really heavy dresses it may be at the waist) and use those to support the dress on the hanger.

This option is the best solution for garments that have open shoulders, spaghetti straps, or delicate material at the top.

For example: The material over the shoulders of this gown is thin elastic mesh, which can’t support the weight of all the beads and ruffles (it’s actually quite heavy!):

On this dress, the hanger straps (which are made of a strong shoelace-like cord) are sewn in at the reinforced waistband:

When I’m wearing the dress, the straps just hang down inside and aren’t visible. But in storage, the straps hook over the hanger and support the entire weight of the skirt. The delicate shoulder elastic only rests on the hanger to retain its shape, so there’s no risk of it stretching or tearing.

While not strictly necessary for structural reasons, hanger straps can also be a good way to hang skirts or trousers on a regular coat hanger, if you want to store all the pieces of a costume together!

Option 2: Pad the hanger.

I curate a large antique clothing collection, with some pieces dating back to the 1830s. These garments are extremely fragile; a wire hanger would tear right through the material! When I must use a hanger, I pad it by wrapping it in thick layers of quilt batting, then in unbleached muslin (to avoid chemical damage to the vintage material). The wider and more padded the surface, the better, as spreading the weight over a larger area helps reduce strain on the fabric.

This method is best for very fragile garments, or for fabric that is likely to stretch or lose its shape.

Example: This cheap plastic hanger has been padded with batting and muslin to better support the shoulders of an 1860s Civil War militia coat:

If you don’t feel like making your own, you can also buy commercial padded hangers for just a few dollars. They’re usually sold in the lingerie section (though I’ve actually seen them at the dollar store, on rare occasions!).

Option 3: Store it flat.

Some costumes just aren’t hanger-friendly. Just as wedding dresses are often preserved in flat boxes to prevent hanging damage, very long or oddly-shaped costume garments are sometimes better off stored flat. If you have the space, you can carefully fold costume pieces and place them in a dresser drawer or a large box.

This is great for sheer or delicate garments that can’t safely go on a hanger, as well as pieces that are too bulky or too long to hang efficiently in a closet.

For example, because of its odd shape (the skirt collapses without the steel hoops underneath, and the dress has a four-foot train off the back) and the thin, delicate silk it’s made of, this dress can’t really be kept on a hanger without damage. Instead, I store the whole thing rolled up loosely in a large box.

Any clean, sturdy box or storage bin will do the job, though if you’re thinking of preserving your costume long-term, you’ll want to find something that breathes (not solid plastic!) and is acid-free. Breathable nonwoven fabric boxes are pretty easy to find. You can also buy acid-free garment storage boxes. These archival boxes came from The Container Store, and are sized to fit under a bed. (The prices have gone up a lot since I bought mine, though, so keep an eye out for coupons and/or sales if you’re looking for something like this!)

When folding delicate fabrics for storage, it’s a good idea to loosely roll some fabric or acid-free tissue paper to pad inside the folds, so you don’t end up with hard creases in the material. Creases create weak spots in the fiber, and can damage the fabric over time.

For example, this antique garment is too long to fit in the box, so it must be folded over on itself. I’ve rolled up some unbleached cotton batting to place inside the fold:

Now when the delicate material is folded back, it is supported in a loose curve rather than being pressed into a crease:

There you go! Storing costumes can be challenging, but in the end it’s worth the effort to prevent damage to a costume you really care about. I hope this helps you find a storage solution that works for your dress!

[cheshireshouse]

[rau09]

[incorrectcodegeass]

“Don’t have sex. Because you will get pregnant. And die.”

~Lelouch to Nunnally at some point

[digi-geek]

[nanazse]

Nunnally in Wonderland || Code Geass OVA

[nunnally-vi-brittania-blog]

Guys, I've seen a lot of you use all these rp terms and I'd like you to help me out since I'm new at this :) One of the terms I've seen you used a lot is M!A, could you tell me what it means, pretty please??

[xeeanimated]

For WORLD PEACE, he DIED. </3