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See, that's less of a "truism" and more of an incorrect generalization among individuals who prefer to downplay or ignore all other opinions, whether past or present, about the series.
Code Geass only became ridiculously popular because it had an unusual combination of terrible things with other content that was, in fact, actually interesting enough to also be enjoyable. If the show was simply universally terrible on every level, from beginning to end, the results would be completely different from what they were. The formula is more complicated than "lol, everything is terrible" if you really stop to think about the phenomenon.
It's very easy to confirm that there's been far worse shows which, objectively speaking, never reached remotely the same level of popularity or viewership. I think presenting only half of the explanation is very lop-sided and incomplete, not to mention dishonest.
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