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[[File:Thought Elevators.JPG|thumb|250px|Thought Elevators Worldwide.]]
 
'''Thought Elevator''' is a term used by those affiliated with [[Code R Research Team]] to designate structures linked with the [[Geass]] ability. [[Bartley Asprius]] speculates that some of the [[Charles zi Britannia|Emperor's]] recent invasions were done to gain control of the devices.
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In appearance they are shown as an enormous vertical gateway from which bright light streams. Only two have been shown so far, on [[Kamine Island]] and another in the [[Geass Directorate]]'s city and [[Area 18]]. There are eight of them around the world as shown in episode 17 of Season 2. It is hinted that they were constructed by some long-forgotten ancient civilization. The three international superpowers each have at least one, excluding the one at the South Pole. The [[Europia United]] formerly had the most Thought Elevators with three falling within their territory, including one apparently existing underneath the E.U. occupied [[Britannian]] city of London, but after the Second Season the [[Holy Empire of Britannia]] had the most Thought Elevators numbering about five after capturing Africa, Russia and [[Area 18]]. The [[Chinese Federation]] has at least two, with one located in the [[Militarized Zone of India]] and the other in Northwestern China located inside the [[Geass Order]] based. There was also one apparently located beneath [[Pendragon]] Imperial Palace which allowed Charles to enter the [[Sword of Akasha]] any time he wished.
 
==Function==
 
[[Image:Kamine Though Elevator.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A Thought Elevator in Kamine Island.]]
 
[[Image:Kamine Though Elevator.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A Thought Elevator in Kamine Island.]]
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While the Thought Elevators' true functionality is not clear, they are known to work through a person's memories or thoughts. [[Lelouch]] determines this after experiencing one firsthand, basing his hypothesis upon his earlier escape from [[C.C.]]'s memory zone by the thought of wanting to help her. When Lelouch questions C.C. about having some connection to the thought elevator on [[Kamine Island]] she responds "not this one," indicating that she has a connection to another thought elevator.
'''Thought Elevator''' is a term used by those affiliated with [[Setting#Code-R|Code-R]] to designate structures linked with the Geass ability. [[List of Code Geass characters#Bartley Asprius|Bartley Asprius]] speculates that some of the [[Charles zi Britannia|Emperor's]] recent invasions were done to gain control of the devices.
 
   
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Another function of the Thought Elevators is to facilitate the [[Ragnarök|Ragnarok Connection]] and the "activation" of the [[Sword of Akasha]]. [[Charles zi Britannia]] was able to travel to the Sword of Akasha via one of the Thought Elevators, and the Sword's ultimate function, killing the [[Gods]], was facilitated by the thoughts and feelings of all humanity -- the collective unconscious, or C's World -- being connected and focused on the Sword of Akasha via the Thought Elevators.
In appearance they are shown as an enormous vertical gateway from which bright light streams. Only two have been shown so far, on [[Area 11#Kamine Island|Kamine Island]] and another in the [[Geass Directorate]]'s city and presumbly [[Area 18]]. There are presumably 8 or 9 of them around the world as shown in episode 17 of season 2 It is hinted that they were constructed by some long-forgotten ancient civilization.
 
 
 
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==Trivia==
The true functionality of the thought elevator remains unknown; however it is known to work through a person's memories or thoughts as explained by [[Lelouch vi Britannia|Lelouch]] after discovering how they work, such as his escape from [[C.C.|C.C.'s]] memory zone by the thought of wanting to help her.
 
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*While only two have specific locations, the one on the fictional Kamine Island near real-world Shikine Island, and in the fictional country of Zilkhstan, the locations of the other gates can be approximated.
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**North of London, England
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**Haut-Kantanga, Democratic Republic of the Congo
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**Semnan Province, Iran
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**Krasnoyarsk Kai, Russia
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**Thurston, Antarctica
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**An island in the general area of The Bahamas
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**North-Eastern United States, in the area of Massechusettes, New Hampshire, and Vermont
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*After the formation of the United Federation of Nations, Britannia held four Thought Elevators, Europia held two, the Middle-Eastern Federation held one, and the Antarctic one seemingly unclaimed.
   
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They also serve as an entrance to the [[Sword of Akasha]] on several occasions. The Thought Elevator is also an essential element to use with the Sword of Akasha for the Ragnarök to occur.
 
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Revision as of 16:59, 30 June 2020

Thought Elevators

Thought Elevators Worldwide.

Thought Elevator is a term used by those affiliated with Code R Research Team to designate structures linked with the Geass ability. Bartley Asprius speculates that some of the Emperor's recent invasions were done to gain control of the devices.

In appearance they are shown as an enormous vertical gateway from which bright light streams. Only two have been shown so far, on Kamine Island and another in the Geass Directorate's city and Area 18. There are eight of them around the world as shown in episode 17 of Season 2. It is hinted that they were constructed by some long-forgotten ancient civilization. The three international superpowers each have at least one, excluding the one at the South Pole. The Europia United formerly had the most Thought Elevators with three falling within their territory, including one apparently existing underneath the E.U. occupied Britannian city of London, but after the Second Season the Holy Empire of Britannia had the most Thought Elevators numbering about five after capturing Africa, Russia and Area 18. The Chinese Federation has at least two, with one located in the Militarized Zone of India and the other in Northwestern China located inside the Geass Order based. There was also one apparently located beneath Pendragon Imperial Palace which allowed Charles to enter the Sword of Akasha any time he wished.

Function

Kamine Though Elevator

A Thought Elevator in Kamine Island.

While the Thought Elevators' true functionality is not clear, they are known to work through a person's memories or thoughts. Lelouch determines this after experiencing one firsthand, basing his hypothesis upon his earlier escape from C.C.'s memory zone by the thought of wanting to help her. When Lelouch questions C.C. about having some connection to the thought elevator on Kamine Island she responds "not this one," indicating that she has a connection to another thought elevator.

Another function of the Thought Elevators is to facilitate the Ragnarok Connection and the "activation" of the Sword of Akasha. Charles zi Britannia was able to travel to the Sword of Akasha via one of the Thought Elevators, and the Sword's ultimate function, killing the Gods, was facilitated by the thoughts and feelings of all humanity -- the collective unconscious, or C's World -- being connected and focused on the Sword of Akasha via the Thought Elevators.

Trivia

  • While only two have specific locations, the one on the fictional Kamine Island near real-world Shikine Island, and in the fictional country of Zilkhstan, the locations of the other gates can be approximated.
    • North of London, England
    • Haut-Kantanga, Democratic Republic of the Congo
    • Semnan Province, Iran
    • Krasnoyarsk Kai, Russia
    • Thurston, Antarctica
    • An island in the general area of The Bahamas
    • North-Eastern United States, in the area of Massechusettes, New Hampshire, and Vermont
  • After the formation of the United Federation of Nations, Britannia held four Thought Elevators, Europia held two, the Middle-Eastern Federation held one, and the Antarctic one seemingly unclaimed.

Gallery