C.C and Kallen

Name: (C.C.) Nickname(s): ("Immortal Witch", "Pizza Girl", "Zero's Mistress", "Cheshire Cat" (OVA Only).) Alias(es): (Gray Witch, Reifū (Code Geass: Renya of Darkness Only).) Age: (around 300.) Gender: female.) Title(s): (Leader of the Geass Order (Formerly).) Occupation(s): (Slave (Formerly), Terrorist, Knightmare Pilot.) Allegiance(s): (United States of Japan, United Federation of Nations, The Black Knights, Holy Britannian Empire, Geass Order (Formerly).) Appearance: (C.C. is a slender, fair skinned girl with long, almost waist-length light green hair and golden eyes. She is of average height, being slightly shorter than Kallen. She has a scar under her left breast that resembles a Geass sigil. C.C.'s outfits are both plentiful and varied. She is seen wearing a wide assortment of different clothes, often dependent on the situation or the time period. She often wears Lelouch's own clothes, including his Zero costume whenever Lelouch required a decoy.) Personality: (Throughout most of the series, C.C. expresses little in the way of emotion or affection, behaving apathetically towards most. She's quickly shown to be stubborn, selfish, and headstrong, as well as possessing high standards, which Lelouch takes note of and teases her about from time to time. Ironically, she claims to hate stubbornness, despite being quite stubborn herself. Though, it appears she notes these qualities to be essential to her sense of self, saying "That is what makes me C.C." in reference to them. She's shown to be pragmatic, focused on fulfilling her "contract" with Lelouch, which also serves to show her selfish side. Early on, she was willing to shoot Lelouch to hold him back from meeting Cornelia's challenge to him. In the second season, she suggested that Lelouch use Geass on Nunnally to bring her over to his side. She's also shown to be isolated, preferring to act alone to solve personal matters and being quite snarky and dismissive towards most people. C.C. can also be very secretive, to the point of being on par with Lelouch, albeit much less coordinated than the latter. Although, despite her icy demeanor, C.C. appears to be something of a philosopher. In multiple conversations with Lelouch, she muses about human nature and conflict, seeing human history as a long line of struggle, this belief being deepened by her life experiences. C.C., despite not living by it, sees the idea of "survival of the fittest", which Britannia lives by, as a simple enough way of life to follow. Over time, she's revealed to hold a strong belief in the idea that life requires purpose and focus in order to be called life. She comes to understand Lelouch's desire to find purpose in life and his connection to Nunnally as his reason for living. In the Japanese version, she calls Nunnally her brother's "raison d'etre", French for "reason for existence". However, at the same time, due to her tumultuous life, C.C. has grown highly cynical about the nature of life itself. She came to see death as the definitive proof of life itself, as it shows that life can come to an end. She believes that without death, life cannot be called "life", but rather, it is merely experience, an accumulation of memories and actions. Additionally, she sees the events of accumulation to be "worthless illusions". Nonetheless, C.C. also possesses some positive thoughts on life as well. One recurring topic she comes to discuss with Lelouch is the nature of love. In her childhood, her greatest desire was to find genuine love and kindness from others, which served to produced her original Geass power. Though, she has grown cautious about the idea of love due to her experiences. She sees love without limit to not be love at all, and distances herself from others in order to avoid feeling pain as all those who had genuinely loved her in the past had faded from her life. When Mao appears in the first season, just before she executes him, C.C. confesses to him how, even though she was using him, she'd genuinely developed love for him. Concurrently, C.C. is also shown to, in rare cases, show sympathy towards others she relates to. She sympathizes with Lelouch's insistence on pursuing purpose in life, Mao's desire for love and acceptance, and Suzaku's desire for death, as all of these are traits she shares. More notably, C.C. does express genuine kindness towards others, in rare cases. She mostly does so when in the presence of Lelouch. She allows Lelouch to confide in her and actively listens to his thoughts and concerns. She shows something of a more playful side towards him, teasing him multiple times about his flaws with Lelouch responding in kind. She's also shown to be somewhat more positive around Nunnally and Kaguya, seeing both girls as being genuinely kind individuals. She was also openly shocked upon learning Nunnally survived the first F.L.E.I.J.A. attack. On a more serious level, she shows open respect to those who meet her high standards, namely Kallen, acknowledging her strength and her convictions, and Suzaku, after the two of them choose to join forces with Lelouch. In Suzaku's case, she appears to show some deference to him after they form an alliance, telling him in private "We do things as you like", and accepting when he calls himself and her respectively Lelouch's "sword" and "shield". C.C. also demonstrates a potentially strong sense of loyalty as well, being one of the few people to remain by Lelouch's side throughout the entire series. This loyalty appears to stem not just out of their contract, but also genuine respect towards him. When she lost her memories, she regresses to how she was hundreds of years ago, fearful and open. During this time, C.C. is shown to be, in a sort of twisted sense, comforting and kind. She actively tries to comfort Lelouch, whom she saw as her "master", when he's feeling distressed, and shows no kind of anger of disdain towards others. She also seems to understand the idea of pain and heartache, revealing that, when she was young and ever felt sad or cold, she would deliberately injure herself as a coping mechanism, in order to distract herself from the pain she feels inside. She feels that external pain is always better than internal pain. However, when she regains her memories, her personality reverts back. When this occurs, while in C’s World, C.C. seems to reveal a growing sense of morality as well. She comes to see the Ragnarök Connection as a presumptuous plan, and rejects Charles and Marianne along with Lelouch after realizing that the two royals were ultimately selfish and only loved themselves. Even more importantly, deep in her heart, C.C. is shown to be capable of remorse and regret for her actions. She admits to Lelouch about feeling conflicted with using Mao, a very young and disadvantaged child, as a pawn. When Suzaku called Lelouch C.C.'s "accomplice", C.C. seemed to briefly question this for the first time, showing that her feelings were changing. Before the series' final battle, she also asked Lelouch if he hated her, due to how her giving him Geass affected his life, showing how she had developed remorse for involving him in her tangled life. Furthermore, it is implied that at the end of R2 C.C. has fallen in love with Lelouch. Kallen suspected this to be the case and questioned her on it, which made C.C. unusually flustered. Backing this up is that C.C. never made Lelouch take her immortality per their contract and she was worried that she altered his fate. By the end of the season 2, due to her experiences with Lelouch and those around him, C.C.'s outlook on life significantly improved. She appears to have grown more positive and hopeful about the state of humanity and the world, supporting Lelouch in completing the Zero Requiem and his attempts to improve the world. The most important thing is that it seems that C.C. has overcome her desire to die and regained her will to live, possibly due to the promise that Lelouch made her (Lelouch promised to make her smile by fulfilling her true wish). After C.C.'s true wish finally comes true when Lelouch fulfills the promise he made, it can be seen that C.C. has opted for a happier, more optimistic and mocking attitude.) Name: (Kallen Kōzuki.) Alias(es): (Q-1 (Code Name given by Zero).) Nationality: (Britannian-Japanese.) Age: (28.) Gender: (female.) Title(s): (Ace of the Black Knights, Captain of the Zero Squad.) Rank(s): (Britannian Noble (Formerly), Captain.) Occupation(s): (Soldier, Knightmare Pilot, Student, Terrorist (Formerly).) Appearance: (Kallen is a young woman who has a slim yet strong build, a well endowed figure and fair skin. She has an average height, being shorter than Lelouch but taller than C.C. Her most distinguishing features are her big blue eyes and her short pinkish red hair which are naturally spiky and that she usually adorns with her late brother's headband, even though she can comb her hair straight mostly whenever she has to use her Stadtfeld persona, like at school, for example. Kallen dresses in various styles, often favoring red, pink, and yellow outfits. However, red is her preferred color when piloting the Guren.) Personality: (Kallen's general personality is that of a strong willed, determined, loyal and brave individual, who can also be quite short tempered and impulsive at times; She is also compassionate, quite sensitive and truly gentle to those she cares about, and has a strong sense of justice. While being presented as a cheerful kid through past pictures within her house, she doesn't show much of this side of her anymore within the show, being fully focused on the rebellion and her determination to take back what Britannia took from her and her people. In her Stadtfeld persona, Kallen is a demure, shy and well behaved young lady, having a fair share of friends despite being almost never present at school, even though she doesn't like playing this part and holds some prejudice against Britannians in general. While being both Japanese and Britannian, Kallen had the ability to live a normal life. However, she refused to fully accept her Britannian side as it would mean abandoning her Japanese friends, people, and self; Thus making her one of the few selfless characters in all the series, selflessness which will culminate at the end of the anime when she will have to face the one she loves for the sake of the world. On multiple occasions at the beginning of the series, she had claimed that she hates Britannians, though that was clearly an exaggeration as Kallen has been seen caring about Britannian civilians on multiple occasions, a prime example being her visible concern for the Student Council during the Lake Kawaguchi incident. Her character arc can be summarized as thus: she transforms from an emotional, somewhat prejudiced, untrusting girl in a tawdry rebellion into a confident, capable fighter with a much stronger sense of justice and morality, willing to put aside her feelings and interests to protect the greater good. In battle, Kallen has a very aggressive way of fighting, enjoying close range combat and being often ruthless, and very opportunistic. Her code name, Q-1, is a shortened version of the "Queen" on a chessboard, the strongest piece in a chess game. She can be very confident in her Knightmare piloting capabilities as well as her own abilities and rightfully so - her Guren annihilated most of Cornelia's forces during the Battle of Narita and could even defeat two powerful Knights of the Round in later battles. However, despite being one of the very best pilots in the series, if not the very best, if her official profile on the Complete Guidebook is to be trusted, she is not indestructible; as shown by her eventual draw with Suzaku in Turn 25, and her being captured in Turn 10 because of the lack of energy refill for her Guren. Kallen's regret message reveals that she was fighting without any hope that things would come out of it and was convinced she'd eventually die, but her journey by Zero/Lelouch's side renewed her hope and her loyalty for Japan eventually ended up being loyalty to Lelouch alone, because of what he offered her, as she also fell in love with him because of that. As a teenager, Kallen is fairly innocent when it comes to romance as she has never even had her first kiss yet and will end up very flustered whenever subject like love or flirting will come to her ; She can sometimes show some tsundere trait, especially toward Lelouch Lamperouge, while developing a crush toward his alter ego, Zero. Also, even though she disagrees with Suzaku and somewhat considers him a traitor and will try to kill him at various moment, she still treats him with respect, as she thinks they both want the same things for Japan ultimately.) 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