Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch R2 Omake Flash

I've never understood what people meant when they called certain entertainment "so bad it's good", and have always found such works to be boring and tedious. Until now. *This* is "so bad it's good" of anime. Every aspect of these shorts is done as poorly as possible, and I couldn't help but be amused by the specific manifestations of such low effort. There is no voice acting, and what few sound effects there are sound like they were taken directly from iMovie. The art is simplistic, and looks like it was drawn in Microsoft Paint by a 10 year old. Character designs are spectacular, ironically so.In fact, each of these shorts is best taken ironically, because they are laughable. I laughed *at* them. The whole thing comes in at around 11 mins, and is just short enough to be worth a look - specifically if you're a Code Geass fan. Being okay with mockery of Code Geass is probably necessary for watching this as well. If you don't like Code Geass, you'll likely find even these 11 mins too long to endure. Otherwise, take a ride to the other side of bad. Do it for the abomination that is Rolo.

Sometimes MAL makes you watch the most pointless abominations that you begin to reflect on your own choices in life instead, and these shorts were one of them. It's either awoke and fifth wall breaking message, or just a pointless slideshow that was probably sponsored by MS Paint and directed by elementary school children on a very bad fever. Nothing helps but the short length of the shorts. The vocals are absent, you only get a handful of cartoony sound effects at a time. The art is a soulless spooky and annoying to look at drawings that I could have sworn were made by a 1995version of MS Paint, and even after that went through the process of more pixelation. It did not help with anything. The jokes are mostly one-liners that reference few highlights from the second season of the show, very doll most of the time, I only to crack a faint mumble after dropping my guard.

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