Fan Nickname/Code Geass


 * Code Grease - The show itself, after its Pizza Hut Product Placement.
 * Ledouche - Derisive nickname for Lelouch Lamperouge, the show's resident Magnificent Bastard.
 * Leaplouche - Episode 11's previews for Episode 12 of Season 2 sees him gaining this new title. Warning: Light spoilers.
 * Baby Lulu - From those who either mock or hate him for being a Draco in Leather Pants.
 * Failouche - For being a Squishy Wizard.
 * Fabulouche - For obvious reasons.
 * Garlouche - Lelouche in the Alternate Universe manga "Knightmare of Nunnally". Think Batman meets Kamen Rider.
 * The Pimp - By the middle of R2, he's got half of the female student population after him.
 * White Prince Suzaku Kururugi has several:
 * Uzaku - Derisive nickname, from the Japanese word "uzai", meaning loud or annoying. He's the best-known Scrappy in the fandom, next to Nina.
 * Hax, Hack0r - For whenever he pulls physics defying moves out of his ass. Such as running sideways along a wall, or...
 * Spinzaku - For his ability to execute truly fabulous, gravity-defying, and unstoppable spin-kicks. See Hurricane Kick for the whole description. This one has magnificently grown into a Memetic Mutation.
 * There are a variety of other * zaku nicknames, too, based on specific scenes from the second season, though these are not nearly as popular or justified. These include Drugzaku (after he nearly drugs someone during interrogation) and Runzaku (after he flees from a duel), in R2 18, Laughzaku or Lolzaku (after his Laughing Mad moment while ), Spinzaku MK-II / Ceilzaku.
 * 7-11 - After he becomes the Knight of Seven in R2. Not actually used in the show, but the producers allegedly made him number seven for that reference. Japan had been conquered and renamed "Area 11", and that number became a derogatory term for Japanese.
 * Noodle Jesus - Based off of Jesus Yamato, who some people think he resembles in several ways. The "Noodle" part is because he was designed by CLAMP (see above).
 * Suzakaki - Because he always got bitten by cats.
 * Pizza Butt - C.C., obviously.
 * And there is also Cheese Crust, Cash Cow, Coca Cola and so on....
 * Nunn-koma - Nunnally has the dub voice of one of the Tachikomas.
 * Table-kun - The table that was... uh, "molested" by Nina.
 * Racist-tan - Nina
 * Table humper: Nina, for above Table-kun incident.
 * - Princess Euphemia following . The last is actually used in-series. Another popular nickname for Euphemia is Lacus Clone for obvious reasons.
 * Nani Mai Huni - Miya, background schoolgirl nicknamed after her line in Episode 12 of R2.
 * Mr. Cellphone Spoiler - Jun Fukuyama, Lelouch's voice actor. The nickname comes from the apparent practice of Code Geass staff anonymously sneaking spoilers for upcoming episodes onto 2chan. One such poster made his posts via cell phone; when Fukuyama commented on a radio show that his PC was broken and he could only surf the web via his cell, 2channers made the connection.
 * Air - Rivalz, whose relevance to the overall plot of the series is next to nonexistant.
 * Radner - Gino. Radner was a name considered for Rivalz early in the show's production; upon learning this, fans joked that he was a separate character, who was Rivalz' Evil Twin. When Gino appeared with a silly, friendly personality like Rivalz, but actually plot-relevant, fans declared that he was Radner.
 * Curly/Emperor Curls - Charles zi Britannia, in referring his curly hairstyle, which coincidentally rhymes with his name.
 * Chuck - Used occasionally by a few viewers.
 * - After R2 episode 21
 * - Again, R2 episode 21.
 * Emperor Wakamoto - In reference to his epic seiyuu Norio Wakamoto
 * Combining the above two entries gave us.
 * And then the english dub gave us Little Charlie...
 * The nickname "Emperor Quaker-Oats" has recently surfaced on the Adult Swim forums, presumably in honor of his hair.
 * Dub-watchers recently started calling him Emperor Seth, for obvious reasons.
 * From a derivative of one nickname, we have Emperor McConnohie.
 * Ass-Chin - Diethard. Actually used by the staff and cast, including his voice actor.
 * Kallen Stadtfeld/Karen Kouzuki, the local Action Girl and Ms. Fanservice.
 * Wanko, since she is both Zero's Q-1 and his puppy (in Season 1). The Japanese pronunciation of "one" is "wan", which is also the Japanese onomatopoeia of "barking".
 * "Kallen Kasshu", given that her Knightmare Frame has a Burning Red Hand...
 * Making jokes about her being Domon's daughter are par for the course in places.
 * Some also call her "Badass Mother" after an awesome and hilarious line from the dub of the first episode.
 * Fanservice Machine - She provides much (though certainly not all) of the show's fanservice.
 * Ninja Maid - Lelouch's maid Sayoko Shinozaki, after taking a level in badass in the second season. Ascended Meme.
 * Also Sayokopter, after . See this, as an example.
 * Orange-kun - Margrave Jeremiah Gottwald. Used in canon before spreading through Memetic Mutation.
 * As of R2 the "-kun" honoriffic has been dropped.
 * STORM OF LOYALTY - Self-explanatory.
 * "Kabeko" or "Carve-tan" - The girl who Lelouch Geassed into carving a wall at Ashford Academy every day.
 * Code Gay-Ass - A common mispronunciation of the series' name; the correct pronunciation of "Geass" is "gee-ahs." Nowadays, usually invoked for intentional trolling.
 * Also, "Code Geese".
 * Gay-Ass is also mostly likely named due to the blatant Ho Yay in many parts of the show...
 * - Marianne, after the events of R2 episode 20.
 * Trollo - Take a wild guess.
 * - V.V, after
 * Prince Valium - Odysseus. Self-explanatory.
 * But it can also be an affectionate nickname, referring to how he is the only person in the show to react to things in a reasonable, non-over-the-top or melodramatic manner.
 * Pinkelot -  in the last few episodes of R2.
 * Someone on the narm page for Code Geass dubbed it the "HelloKittymare"; oddly enough, watching the series closely shows that.
 * Lloyd Aspie - Lloyd Asplund.
 * Lulutards - Derisive nickname for the most rabid Lelouch fans.
 * Vile-etta Snu(-snu) - for getting Ohgi whipped, and presumably being the X Factor behind, among other instances of her screwing over Lelouch's plans. Snu-snu, screwing over Lelouch, useewutIdidthere?
 * Lulu Quality - The staff's practice of "playfully" abusing Lelouch throughout the series (see also: Trauma Conga Line). "Playfully" because the writers said that they do like Lelouch and they wanted him to become a better person, as demonstrated by him learning from his mistakes. Unfortunately, a character with such large successes tends to have large failures. Considering what happens during the last 9 or so episodes, their intent, let alone success, is wildly questionable.
 * Lulu Quality - The staff's practice of "playfully" abusing Lelouch throughout the series (see also: Trauma Conga Line). "Playfully" because the writers said that they do like Lelouch and they wanted him to become a better person, as demonstrated by him learning from his mistakes. Unfortunately, a character with such large successes tends to have large failures. Considering what happens during the last 9 or so episodes, their intent, let alone success, is wildly questionable.