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Well, it's a bit hard to recommend specific ones as the concept of 'bashing' can be quite subjective. However, if you search on some fanfic platforms with the keywords 'Code Geass Suzaku Bashing Fanfic', you might come across some interesting reads. Some fanfics might explore his relationship with Lelouch in a more critical way, or his loyalty to Britannia, which could be seen as reasons for bashing his character in those stories.

One possible fanfic could be about Suzaku getting a chance to go back in time and trying to change his relationship with Lelouch. He might use the knowledge he has from the future to avoid some of the tragic events that happened between them. CC could play a role as a guide or an observer, adding her mysterious charm to the story.

Some people write 'Code Geass Suzaku Bashing Fanfic' because they simply don't like his character. Suzaku has made some controversial decisions in the series, like his loyalty to Britannia which some viewers find hard to understand. So, they write fanfics to express their dissatisfaction.

The plot could be Suzaku goes back in time and tries to save Euphemia. He believes that by changing that one event, a lot of the subsequent tragedies can be avoided. Lelouch, unaware of Suzaku's time - traveling at first, continues with his original plans. CC, who senses the change in the timeline, decides to find out what's going on and gets involved with both of them.

I really like 'The Bond Between Them'. It shows Suzaku and Euphemia's relationship growing from a simple acquaintance to a deep, unbreakable bond. The fanfic has some really sweet moments between them, like when they share their dreams and fears. It also has a great plot that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

The unique dynamic between them. Suzaku is often complex and conflicted, while Euphemia is kind - hearted. When a fanfic explores how these two different personalities interact, it can be really engaging. For example, when Suzaku's loyalty to his beliefs clashes with Euphemia's more idealistic views.

Yes, Code Geass is originally a manga series that later got adapted into an anime.

Sure, a Code Geass manga exists. It offers additional perspectives and details that might not be covered in the anime.

One great fanfic in this category is 'The Geass Exchange'. It explores an alternate scenario where Lelouch gives his Geass to a different character, Suzaku. This creates a whole new dynamic as Suzaku, with his own set of beliefs and moral code, has to grapple with the power of Geass. The story delves deep into how the Geass affects his relationships, not just with Lelouch, but also with other characters in the Code Geass universe like Euphemia. It's a really interesting take on the concept of Geass transfer and how it can change the course of events.

The power dynamics. When Lelouch gives someone Geass, it completely changes the balance of power. For example, if he gives it to a character who was previously powerless, like a civilian, that character suddenly has the ability to influence others in a major way. This can lead to all kinds of new plotlines and character interactions.