Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2

Like lelouch, Yanagami Light is looking to change the world in a non conventional way.. He gets the death note that a shinnigami drop, if you whrite a name in the book and think on the face of the person, he will die un less than a minute... And so it start his quest to erase the criminals from the face of the earth...

Lelouch Lamperouge and Yagami Light share some characteristics. They both want too change the world at all cost. Not a single death is too much for them. Although there are no Mecha's in Death Note, and no Shinigami's in Code Geass, I am sure that if you liked the one, you will like the other, so jump into the lives of these Anti-Heroes, and see what they will do for their goals!

Thrills, spills, cliff-hangers, twists, and a genius protagonist who wants to take over the world. If you want more of that stuff found in Code Geass, then Death Note should be your next destination.

Both series revolve around the anti-hero trying to take over the world. Death Note is a darker themed version of the genre, and Code Geass has mech elements, but both series provide an interesting outlook on tyranny.

the main charters in both death note and code gease both have the same dark view of humanity and desire to take over the world

Both series have a intelligent calculating anti-hero as the protagonist, who tries to "save the world" while becoming completely crazy!

The strategical play in these animes are very similiar, I think Code Geass has a better ending though.

both have geniues characters, Raito, L, Lelouch or his brother... and in both you can't predict what will happen next

same general idea of a genius trying to change the world and make it better, a similar story with the same goals, but different roads to reach them, if you will.

Both series are about an anti hero that gains a power that he uses for a good purpose that does not end well.

Both series seems to mysteriously make you root for the bad guy though...interesting.

Though there isn't as much action in Death Note as there is in Code Geass, honestly, I don't believe that is the point of either anime. They're more psycological. If you liked the psycological factor of one, its the same issue in the other one. Though both are pleasantly different, they have the same aura, and I don't know anyone who like one but not the other.

If you were pleased by Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 and Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion then you will admire Death Note. The plot is similar to Code Geass, but it has a more unsuspected ending. In both of the animes, the main characters let out the evil that was hidden in them. They get overpowered by the power to rule. It would be rude of me to spoil the anime. Try Death Note, you won't regret it.

Both of these anime series share something in common, and that is a protagonist with a desire to change the world. Such a powerful desire though can lead to many dangers and a dysfunctional personality, as you will find from observing Lelouch from Code Geass and Light from Death Note.

Interestingly, Lelouche and Light are very similar in how they share a very deceptive personality, and how throughout the two series it's often a battle of logic between the protagonist and his nemesis.

These two series have a lot in common, and I can guarantee that if you liked one you will like the other.

Death Note and Code Geass both follow a similar principle: High school student gets a strange power, in one case the Death Note and the other Geass, and try to change the world with it. Both weilders of the power have amazing thinking capabilities and are the most brilliant strategists of their world, knowing both themselves and everyone around them far too well because of their personal behavior.

Both anime focus on deathmatch between two masterminds. In both cases you will probably side with the evil one, even though it depends on point of view. Both baddies are just brilliant and you always wonder how the heck are they gonna solve this problem. Also both series focus on moral dilemma. Is it bad to kill criminal? Is it right to set free your country at all costs? How far are you able to go to fullfill your mission? Are you able and willing to sacrifice your own life for your dream? These are questions you will ask yourself after you saw both of these series.

And also... final scenes of both these anime are just going to catch you unprepared... you will not be able to tell whether the ending is good or not. 

If you want to watch and think a little and not just watch, then watch these anime.

Code Geass and Death Note both have a smart, resolute main character with strong ideals. What if someone like that were to be given the power to achieve those goals? Code Geass and Death Note answer that question. These shows are more about strategic battles of wits then anything else. If you liked Code Geass R2, and haven't yet seen Death Note yet, give it a shot, you won't regret it.

Both animes are about people who possess special power, and who want to use that power to achieve their goals, which is making the world a better place to live in.

Both mechas for people who hate mechas, R2 and Evangelion share similar qualities in their presentation of psychological and philosophical drama riddled with familial and political intrigue.  If you liked the (often-difficult) character development, complex secrets, philosophical questions and fast pace of R2, you'll probably like Evangelion as well.  

Both shows have larger than life dramas with "mechas"; howver, they both also concentrate heavily on the personal relations between characters, allowing for viewing experiences that are never stale. The major theme within each show also revolves heavily around collective conscience versus individuality.

Both Gundam Seed and Code Geass R2 have strong political focus despite being mecha at heart and relatively fast-paced stories. They also both deal with the ethics and tragedies of war and take a slightly cheesy shounen approach. If you liked the feel of one, you'll definitely like the other as well.