gg Code Geass - Lelouch of the Rebellion Season 1

http://code-geass.bandai-ent.com/ A little about it. On August 10th of the Common Era, the Holy Empire of Britannia invaded Japan. In order to take the mainland, the Britannian forces mobilized the first of the Knightmare Frames; a new humanoid powered armour. The Japanese defences fell one after another, before the might of Project Knightmare. Japan became a territory of the Empire and was stripped of its freedom, rights, and even its name. Area 11 was the new designated name given to the defeated Japan. Lelouch Lamperouge is a castaway prince of Britannia who has gain the power known as Geass, the power of absolute obedience. With this new found power Lelouch is determined to destroy the Holy Empire of Britannia, to avenge the death of his mother and to create a world where his sister Nunally, can live peacefully.

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absinthe1 (2008-07-19)

Where can you get the first season of code geass english dubbed?

 Lindoff41 (2008-07-19)

Is this not the first season?

low_masters (2008-07-22)

Where are the english subs?

low_masters (2008-07-22)

NVM found em :P

etaxero (2008-07-27)

so this does have the subtitles included correct?

LitR (2008-08-01)

U need to download CCCP codec pack otherwise there will be no subs

nanimo (2008-08-16)

english dubbed?! you want them english dubbed?! what are you? 5? begin listening to japanese instead like a normal person. SOO MUCH BETTER

Devirune (2008-09-02)

I agree with Nanimo don't get dubbed Animes, they should be in japanese and subbed in english

Valkyre7 (2008-09-02)

Thank you for the upload. To get subs, on VLC, click video > subtitle track.
@absinthe1: Why would you want to see -anything- dubbed into another language? It is much more enjoyable to hear the original voice actors. In Japan, it is a very large industry. Here, the same few "talents" are reused for every show. Basically, lrn2read.

mercuryreign (2008-09-18)

I like dual audio so I can don't have to read it when I don't feel like it but I like to rewatch my anime

Skorre (2008-09-26)

i agree, the anime always lose its charm as you hear it dubbed. i see no reason in even makinging those dubbed. and as for don't feeling like reading, must be some time you do, maybe watch it then?

CohesionCubed (2008-09-28)

I know that probly 80% of the anime community watches their anime in its langauge of orgin, but there are some of us, the other 20%, who prefer to listen to it in our langauge. Personaly I hate trying to read and watch something at the same time. I like to enjoy the visual elements more then watch words for 30 mins. Using 1 sense to proccess two diffrent things isn't very enjoyable to me. So please don't insult me about not being able to read.
P.S- I find Bandai does a decent job with most of its dubs and Code Geass is one of their better attempts.

Areth (2008-10-05)

@Valkyre7: Stop being an ass, some likes to watch it in their own language or English unlike us others, you can't force others to think like you.
@CohesionCubed: If you, like me, watches anime in Japanese all the time (not all the time but without DUB) you starts to recognize what they say and you wont have to pay as much attention to the subs anymore. :-)

Yettum (2008-10-07)

what media player can play mkv?

Jaqkalope (2008-10-14)

I can't get the subs to work on episodes 15 and 16. They work on every other episode though. It's driving me up the wall!

h31ios (2008-10-20)

The subtitles for episode 15 and 16 aren't working for me either :( somebody help

 Lindoff41 (2008-11-04)

Look here for english subtitles

seans33 (2008-11-23)

Can you tell me exactly how to put the subtitles on episodes 15 and 16 after downloading them?

blackrooster47 (2008-12-01)

is this the first season or is this r2?

snigelfett (2008-12-03)

dubbing into English is punishable by being drowned in oysters.
Lindoff, thanks for getting it right! Audio = jap but subs eng.
Excellent work, great stuff

blackrooster47 (2008-12-04)

The freak'n picture books r the best, great fillers and the bath one was hot and showed more than what i thought it would. Thanks for the upload.

kryptonite123 (2008-12-09)

Can someone post a link for the .MKV Codecs please. Thanks.

superiorfirepower (2008-12-13)

U don't "need" the CCCP! but mkv files have subs stored within them. You have to check the preferances for each player (vlc, mpc, etc)
For example you can right click in vlc and find the option "subtitels" or something and there in a roller there should be a optional eng sub to play.

superiorfirepower (2008-12-13)

www.cccp-project.net
here is the link for the "must have" codec pack anyways...
If you watch anime in mkv format, always use CCCP!!!

superiorfirepower (2008-12-13)

www.cccp-project.net

zipedx (2008-12-15)

Thanks Lindoff41 for a great upload with great quality!
Work's perfectly at least until ep 17 then I have the sub out of sync, but I hope someone around here has a solution for this. I havn´t been able to figure it out since the sub is embeded, so some help is appreciated.

aoimizuno (2009-01-31)

Thanks much for the upload. Really appreciate it!
Just trying to put some facts out there and clear some things up.
The Japanese language IS the superior language in all anime because anime is created in, oh I don't know, JAPAN and is intended to be watched with its original cast. Many times directors already have seiyuus in mind for the roles they create in the anime months and years in advance. So how can there even be doubt that Japanese is not the superior language when it comes to THEIR OWN animations?
I respect that foreign countries are trying to bring over anime and bring it closer to home by using their native tongue. However most dubs are horrendously done due to the fact that they ARE trying to make money and many times they do not have the anime's best interest in mind. Dubs in every series are claimed to be professionally done and airs on US networks, but "professional" does not equate to good. There have been horrendous ones "professionally" done that still air.
Also, most women in Japan just sound 12 much like how many of them also tend to look younger than their age. That's just how it is. Anime is created with THEIR culture in mind. That is how their females sound which is why I do not find their use of oratory disturbing in the least. Japanese voice is amazing and many times they also have women playing male parts, which goes unnoticed unless you look up the seiyuu's info.
I encourage anime to be watched and heard the way creators intended it to be however it IS up to the individual. If you enjoy dubs for whatever reason, then good for you. I won't bash. (I'll cringe a little though. lol.) But give the original version a shot too. You'd be surprised.
We all like anime. That's the important part. So lets just all enjoy it, in whichever way suits us best. :D

_noob_ (2009-02-13)

All anime is NOT made in Japan. PERIOD. There is Korean anime that is subbed into Japanese.
There is anime that seems better in english. Cowboy Bebop is just one of the examples. I do prefer the Japanese female voices though.
Some people like to bray like a jackass about their opinions. Stfu. If someone wants your opinion they will ask.
This is me stating the obvious.
Thank you for the Upload. Much appreciated.

gorsmaster (2009-02-28)

Thank you for this torrent. One of my friend said, that this is a great anime, and I just found it while browsing.
Finally, this is an anime, which isn't a manga adaptation, so I won't feel like "I have to read it for the real ending"

Jackass Jimm (2009-07-27)

WARNING TO ALL: Episodes 15 and 16 DO NOT HAVE working subtitles.
I use VLC and WMP and in neither could get the subs to work. Even downloaded a new set of subs (.srt files) and even though I was able to highlight it on vlc player, it still wouldn't play. Guess I'll either have to skip those two episodes or re-download them.

darkanima93 (2009-08-24)

think you could get round 2?

digitalear (2009-09-21)

Personally I do normally prefer to watch an anime in the language it was originally created, however since I often use a second monitor to play videos while I'm working, having to constantly look away to read subtitles becomes far too distracting.
This is why I like dual audio files - hit a few buttons and no matter how far through the video I am, can seamlessly switch to a language I can easily follow, then switch back when I can devote my full attention to it. As opposed to having to download the same series/movie twice, and juggling about between the two.
tl;dr Even if Japanese is usually the best language to watch anime in, that doesn't immediately mean all other dubs are worthless.
Not to mention that Code Geass actually has one of the more quality English dubs out there.
And as a little afterthought, I have found that it's harder to notice bad acting with a language you're not fluent in, particularly when the actors' body language doesn't play into it at all
:)

kanjo (2010-01-29)

Why is there an 8.5?

ubxp (2010-06-21)

@ _noob_ i realize this is a late reply but all anime is made in japan the word anime is short for japanime or Japanese animation

honnou (2010-06-23)

Alot of the comments posted already are totally useless because they dont even mention the quality of the torrent.

Mythicos (2010-11-10)

These comments are here for helpful information. People wanting to gripe about their precious opinions should fuck off to a forum somewhere and keep this area CLEAN.
That said. Along with the episodes of seasons 1 of Code Geass, the uploader has kindly added in the Picture Dramas for this season as well.
The Picture Dramas are little tidbits that go between the episodes. (Hence the episode 4.33, 6.75 etc...)
More Info here:

Sirus13 (2010-12-16)

@aoimizuno Not everyone is a basement dwelling anime nerd that obsesses over Japanese culture. You speak English... watch things in English!

ajhalo (2011-08-29)

downlaod stuck at 85% says no proper response fron the host...cannot find tracker ufffffff