History Series / CodeLyokoEvolution

* MutualKill: Odd and a Ninja in episode 16.

-->'''Laura:''' (''to Jérémie'') Well, if you need any help, you can ask me, I'm really ''good''! (''{{beat}}'')... Er... with computers!

-->'''Yumi:''' [[WhatTheHellHero What the hell are they playing to]]?\\

-->'''Aelita:''' I hate those code-eater [Spectres]. And let's not talk about their pervert side-effects...\\

-->'''Jérémie:''' The Lyoko Warriors are back.

* HydraProblem: A trio of Kankrelats show up with this ability in "Jeremie's Blues". Destroying one produces two identical copies.

* KeystoneArmy:

-->'''Ulrich:''' Did you see Mrs. Hertz? Hasn't she got a new haircut?\\

-->'''Odd:''' Who are you and what are you doing in Yumi's body?

** At the beginning of episode 13, Jérémie is reading ComicBook/TheWalkingDead.

* SuperSmoke: In addition to still being one of William's abilities, a spectre virtualized into Lyoko in episode 19 flies around as a dark cloud of binary code.

* WhamEpisode: Episode 18, "Obstination": [[spoiler:Anthea Hopper is working with Professor Tyron.]]
** And then Episode 24, "Paradoxe temporel": Due to [[spoiler: Jeremie erasing Laura's memories via an upgraded [[ResetButton Return to the Past]] in episode 22, "Mutinerie"]], Laura [[spoiler: calls up Tyron to figure out how she got his business cards and ends up giving him Jeremie's identity by telling him the Lyoko Warriors' avatars look like Jeremie's friends]].

-->'''Aelita:''' XANA might be back and that makes you laugh? A few years ago, you would have rushed without any hesitation!

** William fights an evil copy of himself on Lyoko in episode 15, helpfully distinguished by a slight PaletteSwap.

* KeystoneArmy: The Blok wall in episode 7. There are 121 Bloks combining their power, but destroying the right one takes out the entire wall.

* CasualDangerDialog: Like in the previous series, and mostly centered around the boys. William and Odd even discuss their love lives while under fire by XANA's monsters.

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Alan Meyer, possibly.

* EyeBeams: The Tarantulas shoot beams from their eye now, instead of using their rapid-fire leg guns.

* IdiotBall:

* MirrorMatch: William fights an evil copy of himself on Lyoko in episode 15, helpfully distinguished by a slight PaletteSwap. "False Pretenses" has this with both Odd and William against their doubles at the same time, with the added problem of the doubles being identical and neither party being sure which is the real one. Jeremie eventually makes the fakes obvious.

* MonochromePast: The flashback to Aelita with her mother in episode 19, though not quite enough to disguise the fact that they didn't bother with pink hair for the child actor.

** In episode 5, William steals Yumi's usual saying, "Sympa l'accueil..." ([[SarcasmMode "Nice greeting..."]]).

* SpotTheImposter: "False Pretenses" is roughly half this trope, both in the real world and on Lyoko. The ones on Lyoko get their cover blown by Jeremie when he makes them glow, while the one in the real world blows his cover as Ulrich with SomethingTheyWouldNeverSay.

* TalkingToTheDead: Aelita would sometimes talk to her father while on Lyoko, usually by adressing the Lyoko Core.

* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: Inverted. The Mantas were always flight-capable. The fact that they've suddenly gained the ability to enter the Digital Sea in episode 18 is treated as quite unusual.

* MirrorMatch: William fights an evil copy of himself in episode 15.

* ScheduleSlip: Despite being a 26 episode series, the show went on hiatus after the airing of episode 18 on April 27th, 2013. The 19th episode was shown through iTunes a week later on May 4th, but the final seven episodes have still yet to broadcast as of midway through June.

* OutOfFocus: Despite Sissi being one of the major secondary characters in the previous series, and their offer of friendship to her at the end of the original series, WordOfGod says her role will be downplayed (but not erased) in this series.

The series starts around six months after the end of ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''. As the former Lyoko Warriors are starting a new year, two successive phenomenons resembling XANA's attacks happen. Though [[ItsProbablyNothing they initially dismiss it as coincidence]], Aelita convinces them to go back to the Factory and reactivate the Supercomputer just to make sure. It quickly turns out that XANA somehow survived by infecting the Lyoko Warriors with his source code right before the destruction of his Replikas, effectively turning them into his {{Soul Jar}}s. To restore himself, he must drain these codes from them. Unable to stop him by shutting down the Supercomputer, the Lyoko Warriors decide to fight him again.

* SoulJar: XANA has turned ''the Lyoko Warriors'' into his Soul Jars by injecting them with his source code, which he needs to extract from them to restore himself completely. The extraction is done through physical contact with Spectres, which also weakens them. As a plus side, all four can now deactivate towers. [[spoiler:Odd becomes the first victim of a total drain in episode 15, but gets a bit back in 19.]]

The series starts around six months after the end of ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''. As the former Lyoko Warriors are starting a new year, two successive phenomenons resembling XANA's attacks happen. Though [[ItSProbablyNothing they initially dismiss it as coincidence]], Aelita convinces them to go back to the Factory and reactivate the Supercomputer just to make sure. It quickly turns out that XANA somehow survived by infecting the Lyoko Warriors with his source code right before the destruction of his Replikas, effectively turning them into his {{Soul Jar}}s. To restore himself, he must drain these codes from them. Unable to stop him by shutting down the Supercomputer, the Lyoko Warriors decide to fight him again.

* MonochromePast: The flashback to Aelita with her mother in episode 19.

* SuperSmoke: In addition to being one of William's abilities, a spectre virtualized into Lyoko in episode 19 flies around as a dark cloud of binary code.

* SoulJar: XANA has turned ''the Lyoko Warriors'' into his Soul Jars by injecting them with his source code, which he needs to extract from them to restore himself completely. The extraction is done through physical contact with Spectres, which also weakens them. As a plus side, all four can now deactivate towers. [[spoiler:Odd becomes the first victim of a total drain in episode 15.]]

** Kiwi is also gone, but his disappearance will have a canon explanation. See PutOnABus below.

* PutOnABus: Kiwi is no longer present (likely because having him might've been an added difficulty in the live action), through it's confirmed his disappearance will be explained later.

* BrokenPedestal: Aelita reconsiders the vision she had of her father after learning [[spoiler:he might have created the Supercomputer that generates Cortex, thus allowing XANA to come back]]. She gets better quite quickly, deciding that [[spoiler:Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him too.]]

* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Whoever made the Cortex passed the test that the aliens in ''Film/IndependenceDay'' failed: it's equipped with a firewall to prevent virus attacks.