New details and possible spoilers for "Code Geass" season 3 will feature a plot and new villain, as well as an OVA film of the anime TV series.
Several rumors are making rounds regarding the possible plot for "Code Geass" season 3 as Lelouch Lamperouge real name Lelouch vi Britannia will be forced to be revealed to the world due a new and unknown villain that will threaten the world once again.
There is also a theory regarding Lelouch's resurrection as YouTube username NextLevelNoobs claimed that Lelouch gained immortality by obtaining the power of the code which gave him immortality similar to his father Charles, V.V. and C.C.
Another theory is based on C.C.'s speech at the end of the season. It seems like it is being addressed to Lelouch who is not from afar. Some state that the driver of the crane CC was laying upon was Lelouch. The possibility increases when a fragment of Lelouch showed up by the end of season 2, NewsEveryDay reported. A staff member from the anime confirmed that Lelouch is indeed alive and it will not be some clone or alternate version of himself.
Japanese production studio Sunrise first announced "Code Geass" return as part of a new project next year, which several anime fans speculated to be the anime's possible third season.
The possible third season's title is called "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Resurrection" as the plot of the anime will take place several years after the "Zero Requiem" plan, were in the emperor of Britannia at the time Lelouch was killed by Zero (Suzaku Kururugi in disguise), which resulted in peace not just Japan, but in Britannia and the whole world.
Sunrise featured a video during the the "Code Geass" 10th Anniversary event showcasing several of the anime's beloved characters like Suzaku, Kallen, Jeremiah and many more.
There is also a new OVA film for "Code Geass" as all 50 episodes from "Code Geass" season 1 and season 2 a.k.a. "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2" will be compiled into a three-part anime movie.
For now the cast of "Code Geass" are re-recording all their lines for the films, and it will include new scenes not featured in the anime show. The first film will be released sometime in 2017.
Anime fans who had received tickets and an invitation to Sunday's "Kiseki no Anniversary" event decoded a possible secret code within the invitation that read "Rebirth of the Demon."
Bandai's Anime Channel service will stream the event in Japan starting on Dec. 23 at noon, followed by a DVD and Blu-ray Disc release on April 21, 2017.
The home video release will include a digest video of the event's stage performance, a picture drama that debuted at the event, a new "Fukkatsu! Kiseki no Baba Gekijo" short, and the promotional video that announced the new "Code Geass" project, AnimeNewsNetwork reported.
Anime fans will expect more details for "Code Geass" sometime in 2017.