List of Code Geass albums

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This is a list of the albums published for the anime series, Code Geass, created by Sunrise.

Contents 1 Original soundtracks 1.1 First original soundtrack 1.1.1 Track listing 1.2 Second original soundtrack 1.2.1 Track listing 2 Drama CDs 2.1 Sound Episode 1 2.1.1 Track listing 2.1.2 Seiyū 2.2 Sound Episode 2 2.2.1 Track listing 2.2.2 Seiyū 2.3 Sound Episode 3 2.3.1 Track listing 2.3.2 Seiyū 2.4 Sound Episode 4 2.4.1 Track listing 2.4.2 Seiyū 2.5 Sound Episode 5 2.5.1 Track listing 2.5.2 Seiyū 2.6 Sound Episode 6 2.6.1 Track listing 3 References 4 External links

[edit] Original soundtracks

[edit] First original soundtrack

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion O.S.T.
Soundtrack by Kōtarō Nakagawa and Hitomi Kuroishi
Released	December 30, 2006
Genre	Anime soundtrack
Length	51:50
Label	Victor Entertainment
Producer	Yoshimoto Ishikawa

The first original soundtrack album for Code Geass was released in Japan on December 20, 2006.^[1] Its cover and jackets were illustrated by Takahiro Kimura.^[1]

[edit] Track listing

1. 0
2. Stories
   • Lyrics and performance: Hitomi
3. Prologue
4. Stream of Consciousness
5. Cold Nobility
6. The First Signature
7. Strange Girl
   • Vocals: Hitomi
8. Outside Road
9. In Justice
10. Knightmare
11. All Hail Britannia!!!
    • Lyrics: Damian Broomhead
    • Chorus: Hiroki Shimizu, Tomohiro Tani, Hideyuki Aochi
12. Light of Green
13. Masquerade
    • Lyrics and performance: Hitomi
14. Awakening of the Child
15. Boyhood
16. Stray Cat
17. Occupied Thinking
18. Shin Troop
19. Brain Game
20. Elegant Force
21. Devil Created
22. Yūkyō Seishunka (勇侠青春謳, Yūkyō Seishunka^?) (TV ver.)
    • Lyrics: Arika Takarano
    • Arrangement: Mikiya Katakura
    • Composition: Mikiya Katakura
    • Performance: Ali Project

[edit] Second original soundtrack

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion O.S.T. 2
Soundtrack by Kōtarō Nakagawa and Hitomi Kuroishi
Released	March 24, 2007
Genre	Anime soundtrack
Length	46:53
Label	Victor Entertainment
Producer	Yoshimoto Ishikawa

The second original soundtrack album for Code Geass was first released in Japan on March 24, 2007.^[1] Its cover and jackets were also illustrated by Takahiro Kimura.^[1]

[edit] Track listing

1. Previous Notice
2. Callin'
   • Lyrics, music and performance: Mikio Sakai
3. School Festival!
4. I can't do it
5. Feel Ambivalents
6. With You
7. Alone
   • Lyrics and performance: Hitomi
8. Baked Words
9. Last Adolescence
10. Noblesse Oblige
11. Black Knights
    • Lyrics: Damian Broomhead
    • Chorus: Hiroki Shimizu, Masashi Kohata, Hideo Negi
12. Lack of Power for Wisdom
13. Pessimistic Time
14. Invisible Sound
15. Bad Illusion
16. No Extended
17. Picaresque (ピカレスク, Pikaresuku^?)
    • Lyrics, music and performance: Mikio Sakai
18. State of Emergency
19. Air Surfing
20. Avalon
21. Final Catastrophe
22. Innocent Days
    • Lyrics and performance: Hitomi
23. COLORS (-Code Geass Opening Mix-)

• Lyrics: Kohshi Asakawa, Keigo Hayashi
• Arrangement: Takeshi Asakawa
• Composition: FLOW & Koichi Tsutaya
• Performance: FLOW

[edit] Drama CDs

[edit] Sound Episode 1

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 1
Studio album audio drama
Released	April 25, 2007
Genre	Drama
Label	Victor Entertainment

Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 1 is the title of the first drama CD adapted from the Code Geass anime series. It was first released commercially on April 25, 2007, with segments streamed online on April 17, 2007 on the Japanese internet website Biglobe. The character theme song to the CD is "Reincarnation", sung by Yukana (seiyū of C.C.).

[edit] Track listing

1. Character song: "REINCARNATION"
   • Performance: C.C. (Yukana)
   • Lyrics, composition & arrangement: Hitomi Kuroishi
2. Short Drama Stage 9.725: A Decisive Battle's Eve (決戦前夜, Kessen Zenya^?)
   • Script: Megumi Shimizu
3. Short Drama STAGE 12.55: Ticket of a Dream (夢 の チケット, Yume no Chiketto^?)
   • Script: Megumi Shimizu
4. Serial Drama Stage 0.515: The Invited Prince (招かれざる 皇子, Manekazaru Ōji^?)
   • Script: Ichirō Ōkouchi
   • Part of the serial drama The Summer Days that won't Return (戻らない 夏の 日, Modoranai Natsu no Hi^?).
5. "REINCARNATION" (Instrumental)

[edit] Seiyū

• Jun Fukuyama as Lelouch Lamperouge
• Takahiro Sakurai as Suzaku Kururugi
• Yukana as C.C.
• Ami Koshimizu as Karen Stadtfeld
• Kaori Nazuka as Nunnally Lamperouge
• Fumiko Orikasa as Shirley Fenette
• Sayaka Ohara as Milly Ashford, Lelouch Lamperouge (young)
• Noriaki Sugiyama as Rivalz Cardemonde
• Akeno Watanabe as Suzaku Kururugi (young)
• Yūji Takada as Kyōshirō Tōdō
• Including other seiyū

[edit] Sound Episode 2

Code Geass - Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 2
Studio album audio drama
Released	May 23, 2007
Genre	Drama
Label	Victor Entertainment

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 2 is the second drama CD adaptation of the Code Geass anime series. It is released on May 23, 2007. The character theme song to the CD is "never end", performed by Jun Fukuyama (seiyū of Lelouch Lamperouge).

[edit] Track listing

1. Character song: "never end"
   • Performance: Lelouch Lamperouge (Jun Fukuyama)
   • Lyrics, composition and arrangement: Mikio Sakai
2. Short Drama Stage 9.528: You Can't Tell Lelouch (ルルーシュ には　言えない, Rurūshu ni wa Ienai^?)
   • Script: Yūichi Nomura
3. Short Drama Stage 14.821: Brown Distress (褐色　の　苦悩, Kasshoku no Kunō^?)
   • Script: Yūichi Nomura
4. Serial Drama Stage 0.521: The Vanished Nunnally (消えた　ナナリー, Kieta Nanarī^?)
   • Script: Ichirō Ōkouchi
   • Part of the serial drama The Summer Days that won't Return (戻らない 夏の 日, Modoranai Natsu no Hi^?).
5. "never end" (Instrumental)

[edit] Seiyū

• Jun Fukuyama as Lelouch Lamperouge
• Takahiro Sakurai as Suzaku Kururugi
• Yukana as C.C.
• Ami Koshimizu as Karen Stadtfeld
• Kaori Nazuka as Nunnally Lamperouge
• Fumiko Orikasa as Shirley Fenette
• Sayaka Ohara as Milly Ashford, Lelouch Lamperouge (young)
• Noriaki Sugiyama as Rivalz Cardemonde
• Saeko Chiba as Nina Einstein
• Akeno Watanabe as Suzaku Kururugi (young)
• Kazunari Tanaka as Shinichirō Tamaki
• Mitsuaki Madono as Kaname Ōgi
• Including other seiyū

[edit] Sound Episode 3

Code Geass - Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 3
Studio album audio drama
Released	June 27, 2007
Genre	Drama
Label	Victor Entertainment

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 3 is the third drama CD adaptation of the Code Geass anime series. It is released on June 27, 2007. The character theme song to the CD will be performed by Fumiko Orikasa (seiyū of Shirley Fenette).

[edit] Track listing

1. Character song: Summer rain after clear skies (晴れのち夏の雨, Harenochi Natsu no Ame^?)
   • Performance: Shirley Fenette (Fumiko Orikasa)
   • Lyrics: Hitomi Kuroishi
   • Composition & arrangement: Sadahiro Nakano
2. Short Drama Stage 11.351: The Girl in Strait Clothes (拘束衣　の　女, Kōsokui no Onna^?)
   • Script: Arata Kanō
3. Short Drama Stage 15.447: Playing Strangers (他人　ごっこ, Tanin Gokko^?)
   • Script: Yūichi Nomura
4. Serial Drama Stage 0.518: The Song of the Secret Base (秘密基地　の　歌, Himitsu Kichi no Uta^?)
   • Script: Ichirō Ōkouchi
   • Part of the serial drama The Summer Days that won't Return (戻らない 夏の 日, Modoranai Natsu no Hi^?).
5. "Summer rain after clear skies" (Instrumental)

[edit] Seiyū

• Jun Fukuyama as Lelouch Lamperouge
• Takahiro Sakurai as Suzaku Kururugi
• Yukana as C.C.
• Ami Koshimizu as Karen Stadtfeld
• Kaori Nazuka as Nunnally Lamperouge
• Fumiko Orikasa as Shirley Fenette
• Sayaka Ohara as Milly Ashford, Lelouch Lamperouge (young)
• Noriaki Sugiyama as Rivalz Cardemonde
• Saeko Chiba as Nina Einstein
• Akeno Watanabe as Suzaku Kururugi (young)
• Including other seiyū

[edit] Sound Episode 4

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 4
Studio album audio drama
Released	July 25, 2007
Genre	Drama
Label	Victor Entertainment

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 4 is the fourth drama CD adaptation of the Code Geass anime series. It was released on July 25, 2007. The character theme song to the CD was performed by Ami Koshimizu (seiyū of Karen Stadtfeld)

[edit] Track listing

1. Character song: "Platinum Soul" (プラチナ・ソウル, Purachina Sōru^?)
   • Performance: Karen Stadtfeld (Ami Koshimizu)
   • Lyrics: Hitomi Kuroishi
   • Composition & arrangement: Sadahiro Nakano
2. Short Drama Stage 6.113: The Name Of the King (王の名前, Ou no Namae^?)
   • Script: Arata Kanō
3. Short Drama Stage 15.631: Women's Fight (女の斗い, Onna no Tatakai^?)
   • Script: Megumi Shimizu
4. Serial Drama Stage 0.518: The First Friend (はじめての友達, Hajimete no Tomodachi^?)
   • Script: Ichirō Ōkouchi
   • Part of the serial drama The Summer Days that won't Return (戻らない 夏の 日, Modoranai Natusu no Hi^?).
5. "Platinum Soul" (Instrumental)

[edit] Seiyū

• Jun Fukuyama as Lelouch Lamperouge
• Takahiro Sakurai as Suzaku Kururugi
• Yukana as C.C.
• Ami Koshimizu as Karen Stadtfeld
• Kaori Nazuka as Nunnally Lamperouge
• Fumiko Orikasa as Shirley Fenette
• Sayaka Ohara as Milly Ashford, Lelouch Lamperouge (young)
• Noriaki Sugiyama as Rivalz Cardemonde
• Saeko Chiba as Nina Einstein
• Akeno Watanabe as Suzaku Kururugi (young)
• Including other seiyū

[edit] Sound Episode 5

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 5
Studio album audio drama
Released	August 22, 2007
Genre	Drama
Label	Victor Entertainment

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 5 is the fifth drama CD adaptation of the Code Geass anime series. It is scheduled to be released on August 22, 2007.

[edit] Track listing

1. Character song:"Dear My Friend"
   • Performance: Milly Ashford (Sayaka Ohara)
   • Lyrics: Hitomi Kuroishi
   • Composition & arrangement: Sadahiro Nakano
2. Short Drama Stage 0.911: The Meeting with Milly (ミレイ との 際会, Mirei to no Saikai^?)
   • Script: Yūichi Nomura
3. Short Drama Stage 5.631: Orange Peel (オレンジ ピール, Orenji Pīru^?)
   • Script: Arata Kanō
4. Serial Drama Stage 0.543: The End of a Happy Summer (幸せ な 夏の 終わり, Shiawase na Natsu no Owari^?)
   • Script: Ichirō Ōkouchi
   • Part of the serial drama The Summer Days that won't Return (戻らない 夏の 日, Modoranai Natusu no Hi^?).
5. "Dear My Friend" (Instrumental)

[edit] Seiyū

• Jun Fukuyama as Lelouch Lamperouge
• Takahiro Sakurai as Suzaku Kururugi
• Yukana as C.C.
• Ami Koshimizu as Karen Stadtfeld
• Kaori Nazuka as Nunnally Lamperouge
• Fumiko Orikasa as Shirley Fenette
• Sayaka Ohara as Milly Ashford, Lelouch Lamperouge (young)
• Noriaki Sugiyama as Rivalz Cardemonde
• Saeko Chiba as Nina Einstein
• Akeno Watanabe as Suzaku Kururugi (young)
• Including other seiyū

[edit] Sound Episode 6

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 6
Studio album audio drama
Released	September 21, 2007
Genre	Drama
Label	Victor Entertainment

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Sound Episode 6 is the sixth drama CD adaptation of the Code Geass anime series. It was released on September 27, 2007.

[edit] Track listing

1. Character song: "A Tender World" (優しい世界, Yasashii Sekai^?)
   • Performance: Nunnally Lamperouge (Kaori Nazuka)
   • Lyrics: Hitomi Kuroishi
   • Composition & arrangement: Hitomi Kuroishi
2. Short Drama Stage 0.916: The Black King (黒のキング, Kuro no Kingu^?)
   • Script: Megumi Shimizu
3. Short Drama Stage 0.884: The Imperial Siblings (帝国の兄妹, Teikoku no Kyōdai^?)
   • Script: Arata Kanō
4. Serial Stage 21.534: The Final Invitation (最期の誘い, Saigo no Izanai^?)
   • Script: Ichirō Ōkouchi
5. "A Tender World" (Instrumental)
6. Sound Episode Newtype Special: The Three Reasons (三つめの理由, Mitsume no Riyū^?)
   • Script: Arata Kanō

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• (Japanese) Code Geass official website's album CD section

v • d • e Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Information Characters • Settings and Themes • Knightmare Frames • Episodes • Media • Albums Main characters Lelouch Lamperouge • Suzaku Kururugi • C.C. • Nunnally Lamperouge • Kallen Stadtfeld • Rolo Lamperouge • Li Xingke Order of the Black Knights Kaname Ōgi • Kyōshirō Tōdōh • Sayoko Shinozaki Britannian Empire Imperial Family Charles Di Britannia • Marianne Vi Britannia • Schneizel El Britannia Clovis La Britannia • Cornelia Li Britannia • Euphemia Li Britannia Army Jeremiah Gottwald‎ • Villetta Nu‎ • Gilbert G.P. Guilford The Knights of Rounds Gino Weinberg‎ • Anya Alstreim Ashford Academy Shirley Fenette • Rivalz Cardemonde • Milly Ashford Music Kōtarō Nakagawa • Hitomi Kuroishi • Kaidoku Funō • O2 Staff Sunrise • Gorō Taniguchi • Ichirō Ōkouchi • Hiroyuki Yoshino • Takahiro Kimura • Akira Yasuda • Seiji Takeda • Seiji Morita • Yuriko Chiba • Mainichi Broadcasting System • CLAMP