This anthology series takes a humorous look at the male characters of Code Geass, and features outtakes, what-if's, one-shots, and laughs from a host of manga creators.

Presents humorous graphic novel short stories involving the characters of Code Geass.

In a world where Britannia has conquered Japan and treats the Japanese as second-class citizens, Lelouch, a Britannian prince, plots to take down the corrupt empire.

Since its debut manga RG Veda, CLAMP has steadily asserted itself as one of the most widely renowned teams of manga artists, leaving a durable imprint in every established genre while also devising novel formulas along the way. Endowed not only with stylistic distinctiveness but also comprehensive cultural structure, CLAMP's output is distinguished by unique worldbuilding flair and visual vitality. Exploring a selection of CLAMP manga as well as anime it inspired, this volume examines CLAMP's broader philosophical underpinnings, its dedication to the invention of elaborate narrative constructs, its legendary passion for multilayered universes, and its symbolic interpretation of human identity. Throughout, the work highlights the team's incremental creation of a graphic constellation of unparalleled appeal.

Nunnally is still not over what happened at Saitamaa Ghetto. She has no time to mourn though as an assassin is targeting her.

Lelouch, Suzaku and other young warriors battle in the late Tokugawa Shogunate era, where the power of Geass forced Japan to falsely open up their ports.

"Suzaku Kururugi is the son of the last Prime Minister of Japan. Even though his nation was conquered by the Holy Empire of Britannia, he continues to fight a solitary battle for his own brand of 'justice'."--Page 4 of cover