Lelouch Vi Britannia is dead at the end of Code geass

"This is not something to debate.The fact of the matter is that the Code Geass R2 ending I posted the last round had this scene on DVD. This is a fact, not an opinion or an edit. My opponent can have his own opinions but not his own facts." I would like to remind Con that the point of showing me this video of the "original Japanese ending" was to prove that the original Japanese ending clearly displayed the very fact that Lelouch was still in character after the Zero Requiem was performed. Now, what con has said previously has intrigued me, about the original Japanese ending being on DVD. There's Con's mistake. The Original Japanese version never came out on DVD, instead the original anime aired on MBS in Japan and also airing on JNN station in Japan. However, it's not specifically stated that the DVD finished before the anime, but allow me to ask Con whether or not it would make sense to make a DVD while a series is still on going? Even if it did make sense and has occurred before in television history, DVDs NEVER finished before the actual series that was being aired on some kind of channel or station. So to con, would it make sense to end the series with DVDs and not work on a series that started before the DVD? In fact, Code geass ended in September 28th 2008 while the DVD Blu-Ray was released 2012-2013. (correct me if I am wrong) Which brings me back to my previous point. In the last scene of Code geass where C2 is riding on a carriage; the carriage driver's face is never revealed and con can go to ANY anime site and re-watch the last scene from Code geass and will see that I am right, about the very fact that Lelouch is never or ever clearly revealed to be alive or never shown to be there at the last scene. "CC was talking to Lelouch. If the whole series had been watched by my opponent he would of remembered Lelouch's agreement with CC. Lelouch had agreed to live a life of solitude with CC back in Code Geass R1's first episode. Lelouch accepted the agreement in order to save his own life. This is why the agreement with CC is not relevant until Lelouch has used his abilities to fulfill his own personal wishes. " I do remember Lelouch's bargain with C2, however Con needs to be reminded that C2 wish was to die and be rid of her existence from this world. So allow me to inspect this bargain between Lelouch and C2 more closely. What does live a life of solitude actually mean. Well, there are various options as to what it actually means but I believe (through my observations of what C2 wants) that living life a solitude means living life as an immortal, which C2 did live as for a very long time. Because C2 wanted to die and be rid of her existence, she wanted to pass on her immortality to Charles. However, as you can see, Lelouch disturbed the process of the transaction of the immortality, and only Charles could take away C2's immortality because Charles took his own brother's immortality. Thus Lelouch isn't able to perform the transaction of the immortality because Lelouch did not have enough power, and as the story progresses you can see Lelouch slowly failing their bargain and losing control of his Geass power. Which brings me to my next point. Lelouch was never immortal to begin with. One reason supporting the point that Lelouch was immortal, was the fact that he "killed" Charles and took possession of Geass, which is a way to take one's immortality. However, Con needs to realize that Charles was never killed by Lelouch, Lelouch merely trapped Charles in C's world. Remember Charles said to Lelouch that geass would not affect him, but he never said that C's world wouldn't be able to trap Charles, in which Lelouch used his geass to control. "It is merely another ploy by Lelouch. Lelouch feigned death multiple times throughout the series. Other characters thought he was dead when he wasn't. These events can not be denied either. I will list these events if Pro stands to deny their existence." I will admit that Lelouch is a really great mind player, but that does not explain why Lelouch had purple rings around his eyes, after he got stabbed by Zero and that would not explain why he looked like death, you know after being STABBED in the heart, I wouldn't be surprised to see a person look so pale. To back this even further, when Charles shot himself under Lelouch's geass, Charles never looked pale nor did he look like he was about to die, in fact Charles seemed to look like he was asleep but just with blood gushing out of his heart, nothing weird there.....