Review of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

Okay, my review of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion. The story is about Lelouch Lamperouge, a 17 year old exiled prince from the superpower country named Britannia. He and his little sister were exiled to Japan by Lelouch's father, AKA the Emperor. Thus, Lelouch has a vendetta against his home country. In Japan (overtaken by Britannia, re-named Area 11) there is much resistance to Britannians, and many terrorist attacks occur. Lelouch gets caught in one, and gains a mysterious power from a mysterious young green haired girl, and this is how it starts. Story: The story to me ispretty interesting, with the alternate timeline. I loved how the creators added in some supernatural aspects to it as well. Unfortunately, you really have to pay attention to what everyone is saying, because almost everything is important, you may get lost. And really, every episode delivers something to the plot, even though it may seem like a filler.
-9

Art: Well the animation is very clean and crisp, and the fight scenes are nice as well, the character designs are very lovely, except they're inconsistent with them sometimes... Not much else to say here.
-8

Sound: The openings songs are good/bad. The first one is great, second one eh, and the last episode opening was pretty nice. The ending songs are pretty boring, however. The voice actors do a pretty good job for the characters, and the sound effects are good.
-7

Character: Even though a lot of people hate the characters in this series, I really like them. There's Lelouch, you either love him or hate him, and Suzaku, the annoying hypocrite. (Every series has one, right? :P) There's sarcastic, mysterious C.C. Innocent, pure Euphemia, spunky bad-ass Kallen. Really, I don't see much wrong with the characters. Just ignore all the nit-pickers...
-9

Enjoyment: Very enjoyable, especially episodes 22-25. This series always makes you think, and never ceases to amaze you. Even with its faults, Code Geass delivers.
-10

OVERALL: 9