

I have been seeing this meme all over the internet. Guessing from most of the
Q&As I have found, this seems to be edited in. If so, what was the original
verse and why did it get twisted in this way?

[![](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Gw1Te.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Gw1Te.jpg)


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code-geass meme
Where did the "Not this shit again" bad sub meme originate from?


At about 21:00 in Season 2 Episode 20, there's the same scene:

[![Charles zi
Britannia](https://i.stack.imgur.com/huryl.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/huryl.jpg)

The plot:

> On the platform of the Sword of Akasha in the World of C, Charles zi
> Britannia is looking at the pillar-like object, telling the god that it's
> the time to finish everything. Lelouch then walks in saying that Charles is
> wrong.

I don't think the sub is related to the plot, but there may be one
explanation:

"Not this shit again" might be one of Charles' inner thoughts when Lelouch
walks in and interrupts him.


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