There's an episode of Code Geass that features an alternative interpretation if you are a minimally decent chess player.
The episode where he plays a game of chess against Schneizel. Normally I'm used to writers using poor chess analogies or even making the characters play badly, after all, most don't bother to do the research. But this episode takes the cake, first Lelouch says something similar to "If the king doesn't lead, how can he expect his subordinates to follow?" which is horrible, horrible advice in chess, probably the worst possible. Then Schneizel moves king next to the opposite king, an illegal move since it's forbidden. The standard procedure would be for Lelouch to tell Schneidel something like "That's an illegal move, play another move retard.". Instead we were treated as if it was perfectly legal. The only conclusion we can make is that Lelouch never won against Schneidel because he is the only player on Earth that sucks even more than his brother at chess.
The disillusions of a chess player. :sigh:
Finally,
My other car is your mom! Seriously, it's an Eva and all...