UMMMMMMM HEY LIEGE CAMPANULA!!!!
I will just throw this request and run away...
May I request Joker/Ren Amamiya and Akechi Goro (separately) with a S/O who is from Code Geass?
It would be funny due to having 2 characters who are just like them... (One of these two even had the VA of one of them (*cof cof* Lelouch and Ren *cof cof*)...)
A (Y/N) who is from Code Geass but something abt the C's World and the Metaverse actually bringing them there could be the idea LOL
(Also (Y/N) sometimes mixing up Joker/Ren Amamiya and Zero/Lelouch, and mixing up Akechi and Suzaku... It would be hella funny to think-)
Feel free to deny :)
— Best regards!, 玲(Rei)
Author's note: Yikes, I know nothing about Code Geass. You're lucky, though, because I am willing to do some information hunting for this request since it's going to be in headcanons. Will this post be good or not? That is up for you to decide, cause I have no idea how to feel about this one.
Goro Akechi:
This guy might as well deserve his own post because he's making it twenty times more complex than it already has to be.
Their first meeting would most likely be at the Shibuya Station. His eventual s/o spots Akechi’s polite “masked” facade and instinctively thinks, “Suzaku‑kun, why are you behind that mask?”
Akechi isn't exactly a good actor, cause for some analyst individuals, you can tell when somebody is trying a bit too hard. Nevertheless, they play along since they're pretty much clueless about this world and have nothing to lose at this point. They don't really see the danger within Akechi yet, so they're pretty much laid-back with him for the time being.
Unlike Suzaku, who preaches about justice and sometimes makes decisions that make him seem like a hypocrite to his own belief. Akechi plays that role well when he isn't his true self, that being crow with his black mask outfit.
Akechi isn't lying to himself when he's speaking about justice. Instead, he's using it as a way to hide his cynical and vengeful nature. He even admits that the charming, righteous detective persona is a complete sham to gain adoration.
The comparison isn’t an imidiate trigger to make the s/o realise the connection these two characters have. It's going to take a while because they aren't the same. They definitely aren't. But there is something there.
They keeps asking Akechi if he’s “the hero who stands on the side of justice?”
Akechi would just answer with a cryptic smile; “Justice is more complex than a one-sided coin, and I’m just trying not to lose my footing in it.”
When he does later reveal his true agenda, and if they do offer to help him, Akechi would be stunned to smithereens.
He definitely does not trust them a hundred procent, however, he will see them as a fellow schemer who might comprehend his own twisted rationality.
If the s/o had Lelouch's Geass (The Power of Absolute Obedience) and attempts to make an order; “Akechi‑kun, focus on the target!” The command will backfire in different ways.
First of all, he will be pissed. He'll be calmer if this is during Sae's palace, but that won't change the fact that he despises the idea of being controlled. His trust in his significant other will dwindle a bit. He'll allow them to boost him in different ways, but never EVER try to treat him like a puppet.
Secondly, this is Yaldabaoth’s champion we're talking about. He was the first to awaken within the group, and he's blessed to some degree. Geass may be powerful, yet they're not near-absolute.
“L/n-san, I appreciate your trying to help the team. But Geass isn't exactly useful in the Metaverse. As a reminder... don't ever do that again.” The death stare isn't fully visible. Nevertheless, those eyes speak something out of madness.
It also teaches Akechi that their power is a double‑edged sword.
The takeaway of this whole dynamic is that Akechi would be a reluctant mentor to this mysterious individual and would most definitely be using them for his own benefit at first. He sees usage in them, a potential he could use to secure his plans. The love would be questionable at times, especially if the relationship gets rocky with how abilities are used. However, I wouldn't say it would be impossible for Akechi to be able to adore a significant other from a different universe.
Ren Amamiya:
It's a hundred times easier to get along with Ren and the Phantom Thieves than Akechi. That's just a fact. It's genuine as well. Sure, they are suspicious and have a ton of questions. But they wouldn't exactly feel threatened around them and their mysterious power called Geass.
I can see them meeting at Shinjuku, this individual with an odd attire and puzzle look, finding a glimmer of recognition from a teenager speaking to... a cat in a shoulder bag?
“Lelouch! I finally found you, I have been trying to find an ally for so long and- wait, why are you making conversation with a furball?” Ren, used to all kinds of odd strangers at this point, chuckles.
“I’m not so sure who Lelouch is, but I can see you’ve got a lot on your mind.”
At least Ren’s calm response dosen’t make them flabbergasted in embarrassment for calling out to him in public.
Honestly, I can see the group be making occasional mix‑ups jokes. Whenever the s/o blurts, “Lelouch, you’re back!” Ren replies; “Only if you promise not to command me to kill the entire palace's shadows this time.”
A "Geass-Joker" meme, filled with a self-made half-Geass eye and a Joker mask emoji, is started in the group chat by their buddies, primarily Futaba.
This recurring joke shows how the rest of the crew accepts their cultural dissonance and solidifies the humorous aspect of their relationship.
Sure, it will hurt Ren a little bit, thinking that they're only with him because he reminds them of Lelouch. Yet other than that, he's confident enough that his natural charm was what drew them in.
When the s/o inevitably joins the thieves during a fight with a Shadow. There will be a moment where they unintentionally use their Geass to “order the Shadow to freeze”, and if Geass is effective in the Metaverse. It will make Ren, at the same time, commands Jack Frost to freeze its body. Making the overlap shatter the Shadow into sparkling see-through shards.
“Looks like my Persona and your Geass make a good team.”
It will create more excuses to use that ability in the heists, including being a good excuse to ask them out on a date. This is Joker, after all. What did you expect?
If a palace’s ruler tries to manipulate the rules, Y/N urges Ren to play the chess‑master. The amused Joker sets up a tactical "check‑mate" with his teammates, proving that the chess metaphor works across any scenario possible.
Both universes treat rebellion as a grand game of chess in a way. Their Geass training gives them a strategic mindset that blends well with Ren’s thief tactics.
Moral dilemmas between the two of them are unavoidable. No matter how many times they try to question Ren’s views, he will not bend.
“Do you ever regret it?” They asked softly, with an almost silent tone.
“I still wonder if a different choice would’ve saved my friends.” Ren replies, “But I don’t regret stealing their hearts— many more would have suffered if we let their sins rule.” Shared trauma and the weight of the world creates a deep emotional tie between two individuals.
The conclusion is that while they provide the tactical sharp-wittedness of a Geass-trained soldier, Ren becomes their emotional anchor—someone who can comprehend the weight of a destiny imposed upon them. Respect for each other's masks, both real and imagined, and the conviction that "the world isn't perfect, but together we can make it better" are the cornerstones of their friendship.
