Hangyaku No Lelouch - Lost Colors ... — Code Geass -

This route focuses on military action. Rai joins the Britannian military as a Lance Corporal under Lloyd Asplund. Here, the game transforms into a tactical simulation, with Rai piloting custom Knightmares (the Sutherland, the Gloucester, and even a prototype Lancelot). The final battle of this route pits Rai against the Black Knights in a tragic mirror of the anime’s first season finale.

Unlike most licensed games that force you to follow the anime’s plot, Lost Colors offers radical divergence. Here are the primary storylines you can pursue:

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The game retains the character designs of CLAMP but renders them in a softer, watercolor-esque visual novel style. Cutscenes are animated by the same studio that handled the anime ( Sunrise ), so key moments feel like lost episodes.

The story takes place several years after the events of the television series and follows a new protagonist, Shirley Fenette , a former ally of Lelouch. Lost Colors delves into Shirley's past, revealing her connections to Lelouch and the Geass project. The film weaves a narrative that intersects with the original series, offering insights into the backstory of several beloved characters. This route focuses on military action

: Offers a total of five major storylines with multiple "Bad Ends" (e.g., getting put into an eternal sleep by Lelouch if you Geass Suzaku). English Barrier

Rai stood at the school’s rooftop, his body flickering like a bad signal. He realized the truth: He was not a person. He was a safety valve —a Geass created by a rogue scientist to reset the timeline if Lelouch failed. His entire existence was a contingency plan. The final battle of this route pits Rai

, a silver-haired amnesiac protagonist who, like Lelouch, possesses a Geass and a knack for strategy. Unlike Lelouch's eye-contact Geass, Rai's is sound-based , triggered by his voice. Alternative Paths

As the rebellion against Britannia intensified, Lelouch, as Zero, found himself crossing paths with Rai more frequently. Rai, driven by a desperate need to reclaim his identity, had joined the Black Knights. His presence was a wildcard, an unpredictable element in Lelouch’s meticulously crafted plans. Rai’s unique Geass—the ability to manipulate sound—was a powerful tool, but it also made him a dangerous liability if his loyalties shifted.