Lelouch is mad of Suzaku outshining him, so he challenges him to a boxing match. Lelouch is greatly unprepared to become a boxer, so he hires an unconventional person to train him. A comedic, goofy story that's meant to be fun and isn't supposed to be taken seriously.

Batman and Batgirl continue their month-long investigation of Lelouch, also known as Zero. However, Lelouch isn't up to anything evil. He just wants to marry C. C.

Lelouch tries to fight some of Gotham's villains, but it doesn't work out.

In 1966 C. C. met Ra's al Ghul which ended up being one of the most life-changing events of her life.

The Scarecrow tries to do crimes in Japan. Lelouch tries to stop him as Zero, but the Scarecrow gives him a fear toxin.

C. C. deals with three of Batman's villains.

Batman and Zero try to save Batgirl from the one of Zero's arch enemies.

Lelouch tries to find a place to sleep as well as avoid the Joker and Penguin.

Lelouch and Batman realize how bothersome Lloyd is.

Lelouch tries to save his secret identity by getting his costume out of the school.

Lelouch shows C. C. more of his goofy adventures.

Lelouch plans on getting engaged to C2. Meanwhile Batman spies on Lelouch to find out if Lelouch is evil.

Batman tries to figure out Lelouch's master plan by going on a double date.

Prince Schneizel hires Batman's villains to defeat Zero.

Batman thinks that Zero is working for Ra's al Ghul so he goes to Britannia.

Lelouch Lamperouge (Zero) starts to become rivals with the Joker.

At the end of the show things turn much different then Leouch had in plan.

Lelouch had a dream. A dream where all people, regardless of race or country, could live without fear of seeing their mother and sister shot down by automatic weapons on a large staircase in a ornate mansion surrounded by windows.