Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 V2
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Director: Goro Taniguchi
Volume: 2
Duration(min): 100
Episodes: 6-9
Language: Japanese. English dub and sub.
Genre: Action
Rating: M
Region: 4 - Australia, New Zealand
Release Date: January 13, 2010
Surprise attack over the Pacific! A demon has appeared again to rebel against the Britannia Empire, and his name is Zero! Armed with a new resolution and determination, the Black Knights launch a surprise attack over the Pacific to seize the new viceroy of Area 11. The air fleet took the revived Zero lightly, and it seems that the Black Knights have a total victory, when air combat Knightmares appear. Furthermore, Lancelot Conquista, equipped with new weapons and armour, joins in! What action will Zero take amidst the confusion, especially since he now knows that Nunnally is the new viceroy of Area 11!
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