Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
コードギアス 反逆のルルーシュ
Le 10 août 2010, le Saint Empire de Britannia a lancé une campagne de conquête visant le Japon. Les opérations ont été menées à bien en un mois grâce au déploiement par Britannia de nouveaux véhicules de combat humanoides appelés Knightmare Frames. Le Japon a été dépouillé de ses droits et de son identité, la nation autrefois fière devenant désormais la Zone 11. Ses citoyens, les Onziens, sont contraints de survivre tant bien que mal tandis que l'aristocratie britannienne vit confortablement dans ses colonies. Des poches de résis
Lieux de pèlerinage (5)
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Tokyo Station
東京駅
The iconic red brick station building appears in the opening sequence and several transition scenes. Its historic Marunouchi side facade is particularly prominent when showing the characters' daily work routine in central Tokyo.
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Odaiba
お台場
This artificial island in Tokyo Bay represents the futuristic elements of Accel World's setting. The area's modern architecture and waterfront views appear in several episodes, emphasizing the high-tech world where the Brain Burst program exists.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
東京都庁舎
The distinctive twin towers of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building appear in several aerial shots and cityscape scenes throughout Paprika. The building's imposing presence represents the urban landscape that forms the backdrop for the dream sequences.
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Rainbow Bridge
レインボーブリッジ
Rainbow Bridge connecting Tokyo to Odaiba appears in several panoramic shots of Tokyo Bay in Platinum End. The bridge is featured during dramatic flying scenes where characters traverse the city, highlighting Tokyo's modern infrastructure and waterfront.
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Imperial Palace
皇居
The Imperial Palace grounds and surrounding areas served as inspiration for the royal and noble districts in the anime. The contrast between the traditional palace and modern Tokyo reflects the cultural tensions depicted in Code Geass.