History YMMV / CodeMENT

** The "Crazy Psychobitch" joke on Kallen got funnier when her [[Creator/KarenStrassman dub VA]] went on to voice [[LightNovel/FateZero Sola]][[{{Yandere}} -Ui]].

* MisaimedFandom: In Episode 16, Suzaku gives a number of politically correct excuses as to why he can't save a tied up and crippled Nunally from [[spoiler:something that turns out to not be]] a bomb. It's immediately made obvious that Lelouch can't convince Suzaku to save Nunally because, as usual, Suzaku is being a stubborn idiot that is refusing to see the reality of the situation. Yet the sheer number of people that unironically say Suzaku beat Lelouch in that discussion, rather than the latter just being enraged by the former's general stupidity in a life or death situation involving his younger sister, is astonishingly high.

* BetterThanCanon: [[CloudCuckooLander Suzaku]] is seen as more enjoyable in this version than the [[{{Wangst}} ori]][[DesignatedHero gi]][[BaseBreakingCharacter nal.]]

* FridgeBrilliance: Episode 15 is titled "Identity Crisis on Three Earths". During the episode, there are a few [[FreezeFrameBonus indications]] that Luffy is present in the background. Six days later, in ''None Piece'' Episode 7, Luffy goes through a portal into the ''Soul Eater'' world, and the next time we see him, he has a sniper rifle aimed at Lelouch. Seven months later, we get ''Soul Whatever'': "Third Earth", which shows us (among other things) what Luffy was doing. Additionally, it ties in the alternate version of Episodes 5-7 of ''None Piece''. The title "Third Earth" ties in with Episode 15's title and indicates that all three episodes were planned from the start.

** [[spoiler: "Unbelievable sight (squig), indescriptible feeling..."]].

** When Lelouch tries too get Suzaku too save Nunally from a live motion sensor bomb [[spoiler:(actually a monitoring system for anti-worm defenses)]], Suzaku starts coming up with increasingly absurd politically correct excuses for why he can't get directly involved. It starts off with him claiming it would be sexist because a male saving a helpless female promotes the DamselInDistress trope, followed by Suzaku refusing to pretend Nunally is just a sexless cripple because "that would be denying her sexual identity" as a female, ''then'' Suzaku refuses on the grounds that he doesn't want to enable the belief handicapped people can't be as successful as able bodied people.

'''Suzaku:''' [[SincerityMode Well I see a handicapable girl up there, sure, life's beaten her down a little bit, but that's not gonna stop her, nothings gonna stop her, she could be president of world one day.]]\\

* FridgeBrilliance: Episode 15 is titled "Identity Crisis on Three Earths". During the episode, there are a few [[FreezeFrameBonus indications]] that Luffy is around during this episode. Six days later, in None Piece episode 7, Luffy goes through a portal into the Soul Eater world, and the next time we see him, he has a sniper rifle aimed at Lelouch. Seven months later, we get Soul Whatever: "Third Earth", which shows us (amongst other things) what Luffy was doing. Additionally, it ties in the alternate version of Episodes 5-7 of None Piece. The title "Third Earth" ties in with Episode 15's title and indicates that all three episodes were planned from the start.

* MemeticMutation: Call my therapist. Tell him he's a rich man.

* MisaimedFandom: In episode sixteen, Suzaku gives a number of politically correct excuses as to why he can't save a tied up and crippled Nunally from [[spoiler:something that turns out to not be]] a bomb. It's immediately made obvious that Lelouch can't convince Suzaku to save Nunally because, as usual, Suzaku is being a stubborn idiot that is refusing to see the reality of the situation. Yet the sheer number of people that unironically say Suzaku beat Lelouch in that discussion, rather than the latter just being enraged by the formers general stupidity in a life or death situation involving his younger sister, is astonishingly high.

* IdiotPlot: It's amazing how much the characters (especially those in charge of something) are complete buffoons.

* AdaptationDisplacement: Although the aforementioned Soup Skit originates from this series, most people associate the joke with an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kqbKEqzsAI SFM animation of said skit]] made by Krunkidile (of ''Machinima/TeamServiceAnnouncement'' fame). The animation has a whopping 6 million more views compared to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72mcTwEleno the episode it originated from]].

** Suzaku telling Lelouch it would suck to be blind. Then blind and crippled. [[SerialEscalation Then blind and crippled because your mom got shot to death.]] [[UpToEleven All in the presence of someone who had all of that happen to her.]]

* WeirdAlEffect: Although the aforementioned Soup Skit originates from this series, most people associate the joke with an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kqbKEqzsAI SFM animation of said skit]] made by Krunkidile (of ''Machinima/TeamServiceAnnouncement'' fame). The animation has a whopping 6 million more views compared to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72mcTwEleno the episode it originated from]].

* CrazyAwesome:

* AngstWhatAngst: Mao can still read minds, and implies that it's just as bad as in canon, but he just brushes it off by cheerfully saying, "Alright, let's just get this out here, I can read minds. ''Not'' as fun as it sounds."

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: A lot (if not all) of the music Purpleeyes uses for his Techno Remix/Music Video Segments/Action Scenes/Post credits bits is pretty damn good and or catchy.

* MagnificentBastard: ''[[Anime/OnePiece Sanji]]''.
-->*explosion*\\
Lelouch: What the hell--\\
Kallen: What the hell?\\
Cornelia: What the ''hell!''\\
Suzaku: What the hell?!\\
Sanji: ''Sayonara.''

** '''''Lelouch'''''.

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAUnDDTz30k "I'm at soup!"]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aT_YCqpJ2_E TEAM DEATHMATCH!]]

--->'''Lelouch:''' Suzaku!
--->({{Beat}})
--->'''Lelouch:''' [[BaitAndSwitch You're absolutely right.]]

--->'''Suzaku:''' Think about it from my perspective! What do you see up there?
--->'''Lelouch:''' My sister, and she's in trouble!
--->'''Suzaku:''' [[SincerityMode Well I see a handicapable girl up there, sure, life's beaten her down a little bit, but that's not gonna stop her, nothings gonna stop her, she could be president of world one day.]]
--->'''Lelouch:''' '''[[RageBreakingPoint NOT IF HER HEAD EXPLODES!]]'''

* GrowingTheBeard: ''Code [=MENT=]'' is ''fairly'' normal for an abridged series at the beginning with a hint of strangeness. It gets progressively weirder as time goes on, most definitively becoming the wacky series it's known for being around Episode 5.
* HilariousInHindsight: The ending of the first episode: "Well, look on the bright side...at least it can't get any weirder." It ''did'' get weirder, and it's all the better for it.

-->*explosion*
-->Lelouch: What the hell--
-->Kallen: What the hell?
-->Cornelia: What the ''hell!''
-->Suzaku: What the hell?!
-->Sanji: ''Sayonara.''

** The inevitable parodies [[OverlyLongGag (plural)]] of the "Nina X Table-kun" scene. One of which is [[SoundtrackDissonance soundtracked]] with [[Disney/{{Aladdin}} "A Whole New World."]] Right after a random gag of Shirley generating a literal tsunami of pee.

* MostAnnoyingSound: Suzaku is able to produce the sound of a vuvuzela by screaming, Jeremiah is very annoyed by it, to the point where he changes Suzaku's sentence from community service to execution.

* SignatureScene: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAUnDDTz30k "I'm at soup!"]]

** When Lelouch tries too get Suzaku too save Nunally from a live motion sensor bomb [[spoiler:actually a monitoring system for anti-worm defenses]], Suzaku starts coming up with increasingly absurd politically correct excuses for why he can't get directly involved. It starts off with him claiming it would be sexist because a male saving a helpless female promotes the DamselInDistress trope, followed by Suzaku refusing to pretend Nunally is just a sexless cripple because "that would be denying her sexual identity" as a female, ''then'' Suzaku refuses on the grounds that he doesn't want to enable the belief handicapped people can't be as successful as able bodied people.

** The various reasons Suzaku gives for refusing to save Nunally from a hostage situation in episode sixteen. It starts off with him refusing to do it because it would be sexist [[DamselInDistress for a male to save a helpless female]], ''then'' he refuses to do so because pretending Nunally's just a cripple would be denying her sexual identity as a female, and ''finally'' Suzaku refuses to save Nunally on the grounds that he doesn't want to enable the belief handicapped people can't be as successful as able bodied people. Did we mention that the entire time this is happening Nunally is tied up next to a motion sensor bomb? [[spoiler: It's actually a monitoring system for anti-worm defenses, but Suzaku and Lelouch don't know this]]

* MisaimedFandom: In episode sixteen, Suzaku gives a number of politically correct excuses as to why he can't save a tied up and crippled Nunally from [[spoiler:something that turns out to not be]] a bomb. It's immediately made obvious that Lelouch can't convince Suzaku to save Nunally because, as usual, Suzaku is being a stubborn idiot that is refusing to see the reality of the situation. Yet the sheer number of people that ironically say Suzaku beat Lelouch in that discussion, rather than the latter just being enraged by the formers general stupidity in a life or death situation involving his younger sister, is astonishingly high.

** The various reasons Suzaku gives for refusing to save Nunally from a hostage situation in episode sixteen. It starts off with him refusing to do it because it would be sexist [[DamselInDistress for a male to save a helpless female]], ''then'' he refuses to do so because pretending Nunally's just a cripple would be denying her sexual identity as a female, and ''finally'' Suzaku refuses to save Nunally on the grounds that he doesn't want to enable the belief handicapped people can't be as successful as able bodied people. Did we mention that the entire time this is happening Nunally is tied up next to a motion sensor bomb? [[spoiler: It's actually fake, but Suzaku and Lelouch don't know this]]

* MisaimedFandom: In episode sixteen, Suzaku gives a number of politically correct excuses as to why he can't save a tied up and crippled Nunally from a [[spoiler:fake]] bomb. It's immediately made obvious that Lelouch can't convince Suzaku to save Nunally because, as usual, Suzaku is being a stubborn idiot that is refusing to see the reality of the situation. Yet the sheer number of people that ironically say Suzaku beat Lelouch in that discussion, rather than the latter just being enraged by the formers general stupidity in a life or death situation involving his younger sister, is astonishingly high.

* MisaimedFandom: In episode sixteen, Suzaku refuses to save Nunally from a [[spoiler:fake]] bomb on the grounds that it would be sexist to promote the DamselInDistress trope and that he can't ignore the issue by pretending Nunally isn't a female because that would be denying her sexual identity. It's made very obvious that Suzaku only came to this conclusion because of his usual [[InsaneTrollLogic moronic reasoning]] and the only reason Lelouch (and Nunally) can't argue against it is because his point is just that painstakingly stupid and illogical. Yet the sheer number of people ''even on this very site'' that miss this fact and say Suzaku was actually smart enough to [[SmartBall debate Lelouch for once]] is almost astonishingly high.

--->'''Lelouch:''' [[RageBreakingPoint '''NOT IF HER HEAD EXPLODES!''']]

* Misaimed Fandom: In episode sixteen, Suzaku refuses to save Nunally from a [[spoiler:fake]] bomb on the grounds that it would be sexist to promote the DamselInDistress trope and that he can't ignore the issue by pretending Nunally isn't a female because that would be denying her sexual identity. It's made very obvious that Suzaku only came to this conclusion because of his usual [[InsaneTrollLogic moronic reasoning]] and the only reason Lelouch (and Nunally) can't argue against it is because his point is just that painstakingly stupid and illogical. Yet the sheer number of people ''even on this very site'' that miss this fact and say Suzaku was actually smart enough to [[SmartBall debate Lelouch for once]] is almost astonishingly high.