Soul Chess: Difference between revisions

{{quote|''Aizen. You may have defeated Urahara-san, but now you face an opponent who will trip you up at every turn, stop you at every juncture and counter your every move. You now face an opponent [[Xanatos Speed Chess|who can play by your rules and settings]]. [[The Chessmaster|From now on you face me]].''|'''[[Guile Hero|Lelouch]] [[Magnificent Bastard|Lamperouge]]'''}}

 

 

The story is noted for staying very true to character, even considering [[Bleach|how many]] [[Loads and Loads of Characters|the source material brings.]] Lelouch, Aizen, Yoruichi, Urahara, and everyone else are all completely in character.

 

Also important is something ''extremely'' rare in any crossover: ''things don't change right away''. The story starts sometime a little before the turn back the pendulum arc, and major changes don't happen for several chapters. This is partially because the overall spread of events was [[The Chessmaster|designed]] to allow for [[Magnificent Bastard|inconsistencies,]] and partially because Lelouch starts out at a fairly low rank, and stays that way for a while. His rise through the ranks is steady and believable.

 

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* [[Not Quite Dead]]: Double subverted. {{spoiler|Yuna lives just long enough to say goodbye}}.

* [[Non Sequitur Thud]]: Yammy in chapter 76. Oh dear god were those statements completely unlinked.

* [[Oh Crap]]: Ikkaku flips out when Shisato abandons him to Yachiru.

** Cornelia's face in chapter 58 when she realizes her infantile brother Lelouch is missing.

 

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