The release of the third season of the hit anime series in Japan, "Code Geass", has been confirmed bearing the title "Lelouch of the Resurrection". Even though no specific details were released, the anime's director, Goro Taniguchi, exposed the return of Lelouch Lamperouge.
As "Code of Geass" celebrates its 10th year anniversary, spoilers and news in the return of Lelouch roam around the internet. In a report by Game N Guide, the setting of the latest season of "Code of Geass" is based on numerous years after Lelouch's plan of Zero Requiem from the "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2."
According to Yibada, despite the fact that there has no other confirmation released by the anime studio, the news, spoilers and fan blogs roaming around the internet and social media, there is indeed a huge possibility that Lelouch Lampperouge will resurrect. And based on the title itself, "Lelouch of the Resurrection", the anime's main character can be presumed to be alive. More so, reports also say that in the new season of "Code Geass", there will be no other clone or alternate character making stronger assumptions of the comeback of Lelouch.
Lelouch vi Britannia, also known as Lelouch Lamperouge, is the main protagonist of the hit anime series. Britannia's downfall was shown in the final episode of "Code Geass R2" which has become a subject of contest among the anime's fans. But some fans still assume that it was actually Lelouch who passed away in the episode.
According to a report by iTechPost, "Code Geass" is also working on a film featuring the compilation of the anime's three seasons following the actual sequence of events in all of its episodes including those from its first two seasons. It is also revealed that the movie will feature some original scenes that are not shown in the three episodes.
Just recently, Jobs & Hire reported that "Code of Geass" will be holding a lottery in commemoration of the Sunrise anime series' 10th anniversary. "Code of Geass: Lelouch of Resurrection" will be released on 2017.
Aside from the sequel, the franchise is also reported to be making a trilogy compilation film which will follow the events from all 50 episodes from the first and second seasons. The film will also include some original scenes not seen in the series and the cast members are re-recording all of their lines.
