Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion: Complete Series Collection Episodes 1-50

Currently In the title of this Amazon page they spelled our epic hero's name wrong, it's Lelouch of the Rebellion![UPDATE: It's fixed now.]Anyways, Bandai Entertainment has finally stop hitting the snooze button on that alarm clock of theirs and that have finally brought us one of, if not the greatest Anime of this decade, into a complete First Season collection.(The First 25 Episodes. Does Not Include R2)This Anime truly deserves the royal treatment when it comes to releases, so I'm hoping they edit those letters that say "DVD" and change them to "Blu-ray". Anyways, If you still have not yet witnessed the intense action, excellent character and superb story of this Anime then wait no longer and see what everyone has been talking about.Code Geass Season Set: includes the following 25 Episodes on 6 Discs.1 "The Day a New Demon was Born"2 "The White Knight Awakens"3 "The False Classmate"4 "His Name is Zero"5 "The Princess and the Witch"6 "The Stolen Mask"7 "Attack Cornelia"8 "The Black Knights"9 "Refrain"10 "Guren Dances"11 "Battle for Narita"12 "The Messenger from Kyoto"13 "Shirley at Gunpoint"14 "Geass vs. Geass"15 "Cheering Mao"16 "Nunnally Held Hostage"17 "Knight"18 "I Order you, Suzaku Kururugi"19 "Island of the Gods"20 "Battle for Kyushu"21 "The School Festival Declaration"22 "Blood Stained Euphy"23 "At Least with Sorrow"24 "The Collapsing Stage"25 "Zero"*Special Features* On Season Set Include:* Disc 1 - Picture Drama Episode 1, Audio Commentary Stage 1, Audio Commentary Stage 4, Audio Commentary Stage 5, Textless Opening (version 1), Stage 2 Preview, Trailers and DVD Credits.* Disc 2 - Picture Drama Stage 3.25, Picture Drama Stage 6.75, Audio Commentary Stage 8, Textless Ending (Version 1), Trailers and DVD Credits.* Disc 3 - Picture Drama Stage 9.75, Picture Drama Stage 4.33, Audio Commentary Stage 11, Textless Opening (2ND Version of Colors), Trailers and DVD Credits.* Disc 4 - Picture Drama Stage 8.75, Audio Commentary Stage 14, Textless Ending (Mosaic Kakera), Textless Opening (1st Version of Kaidoku Funou), Trailers and DVD Credits.*Disc 5 - Picture Drama Stage 9.33, Audio Commentary Stage 19, Audio Commentary Stage 21, Textless Opening (Kaidoku Funou Version 2), Voice Actors Interviews: Johnny Yong Bosch, Yuri Lowenthal, Kate Higgins, Karen Strassman, Promotion Video Version 1, Trailers and DVD Credits.*Disc 6 - Picture Drama Stage 22.25, Picture Drama Stage 23.95, Audio Commentary Stage 25, Textless Ending (On-Air Version 23 "Mosaic Kakera"), Textless Opening (Stage 24+25 "Hitomi No Tsubasa"), Textless Ending (On-Air Version Stage 24+25 "Colors"), Promotion Video Version 2, Trailers and DVD Credits.The First Season Set is Released in a 6 Disc Slim Set and Presented in 1.78 Anamorphic Wide Screen Format. Also Contains Both the Japanese 2.0 Audio and the English 2.0 Audio (Eng Dub) Language with Optional English Subtitles. (Region 1)

Why didn't it said English too? I'm not against it being in both Languages its just I love the VA's of both Languages I was scared it will only be in Japanese anyways to the Delivery Driver thank you very much and to the seller thank you very much as well

When I bought this, nowhere did it say it was Region B coded or the message saying that it wouldn't work on US DVD players. They don't even have a picture of the back of the case to see if it's region A or region B. I opened it and put it into my player expecting to be able to watch it, and it says its region locked. So I return it, and only got a partial refund after returning it. I paid $55 and got $30 back. For their own error. They didn't have it disclosed ANYWHERE what region it was.

The product is exactly as described, it contains the full Code Geass series.There are many discs packed tightly in one single Bluray case, so you need to be very careful when handling it so as not to scratch any of them.It has the original Japanese voices on it as well as the English dub, so you get to choose in which language you want to listen to. Personally I prefer the Japanese voice actors a bit more but, one downside to it is that the English dub is selected by default on my player. I have to manually pause the video as soon as I open it on each new episode and manually switch the audio channel to the Japanese audio and activate the English subtitles (I watch it on the PC).Absolutely stunning series. Plot is amazing in season 1, semi-decent in season 2 and the ending is stellar. It has the most memorable anime ending, in my opinion. Perfect closing to a perfect story.It has mecha battles, amazing characters, character growth and many plot twists on each and every turn. The world building takes its time but you really get to grow into their Universe, slowly and become attached even to some of the characters.There are only a couple of episodes which I personally find boring. Those are the high school ones in which the characters have to interact in the usual high school setting but, with that said, it's simply just high school comedy with very little romcom elements in it. It doesn't really match the feel of the series in my opinion but you can count those episodes on one hand only so it's not much (in a 24+ episode series, it's really not that much).All in all, great product!