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For such a [[Love It or Hate It]] series, ''[[Guilty Crown]]'' seems, at times, hell-bent on challenging two certain [[Code Geass|other]] [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica|shows]] for the title of most [[Wham! Episode|Whams]] in a single series. Up until episode 12, it seemed like just another awesome action show, but after {{spoiler|Shu kills Gai in the aforementioned episode}}, it becomes a whole lot [[Darker and Edgier]]. To the point that it's easier to count the episodes that ''don't'' qualify.
* Episode 3: Near the end, Shu and Yahiro seemed to have solved their issues and made up. {{spoiler|[[Yank the Dog's Chain|Then, Yahiro betrays him by selling him to the GHQ]].}} Damn...
* Episode 5: Inori reveals to Shu that {{spoiler|she basically [[Honey Trap|Honey Trapped]] him to get him to join Funeral Parlor by Gai's orders}}, and the episode ends with Gai's {{spoiler|possible death after the GHQ attacks his location with their Leukocyte.}}
** Episode 5 {{spoiler|leaves Gai's fate unknown}} as the viewers are treated to
* Episode 8: Shu and Funeral Parlor manage to infiltrate a facility which contained the very source of the Apocalypse Virus, {{spoiler|only to see that the canister which contained it was already taken by [[Man in White|Shuichiro]] of the GHQ.}}
** Episode 8 is where the endless chain of ''Guilty Crown'' Wham begins when {{spoiler|the meteor rock that started Lost Christmas is stolen by Keido.}} And this was a [[Beach Episode]]!
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* In Episode 16, {{spoiler|we see just what kind of kingdom Shu makes, where he forces Rank F students undergoing Stage 1 to work for their vaccine, and how much of a [[Jerkass]] he becomes. At the end of the episode, he has a [[Heroic BSOD]] when he figures out that breaking a person's Void causes them to instantly succumb to the virus, and that was how Hare died. Then, he pulls out Argo's Void and laughs while considering breaking it and killing Argo. Then after the credits, we see that Shu's mother has brought Gai back to life.}}
* And then there's the fact that, as of Episode 16, {{spoiler|Mana, Shu's reality-warping and incestuous elder sister has effectively stolen Inori's body, starting while in the garden with him. Or when she killed those students in Episode 14.}}
* In Episode 17, {{spoiler|Arisa leads a coup d'etat, [[Back
* Episode 18: {{spoiler|Gai sacrifices a bunch of [[Mauve Shirt]] students to repel the UN attack, GHQ activates a massive [[Kill Sat]] network to threaten the world not to intervene in their plans, Daryl has a [[Heel Face Turn]], Arisa kills her own grandfather, and Inori gets captured after leading the GHQ away from Shu.}}
* Episode 19: {{spoiler|Shuichiro reveals himself to be Haruka's older brother and the one who murdered Shu's father in the past. Shu uses up the last remaining Void Genome given to him by Haruka to destroy Segai's forces and kill Segai himself. And to everyone's shock, not only did Shu absorb Souta's Void, but also his Apocalypse infection as well.}}
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