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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Pretty Miss Hertz and Principal Delmas are both significantly younger than they were in the original show, and Jim is quite a bit thinner (he still has a small beer gut, however). Franz Hopper's actor, on the other hand, manages to line up with his animated counterpart surprisingly well, and the rest of the main cast do bear a striking resemblance to their animated counterparts (Ulrich, Jérémie and Yumi come to mind).
* AdaptationDeviation: Yumi, Odd, Jérémie, and William all wear different clothes to their animated counterparts. However, they all evoke the color palettes of their animated selves (Yumi wears an all-black leather jacket, Odd wears shorts and a shirt, both blue and purple normally, Jérémie wears mauve flannel shirts and jeans, Aelita wears a pink dress and denim shirt).
* AdaptationDyeJob: Anthea Hopper, Sissi and Sam are portrayed as blonde, despite their original series selves being respectively rose-haired, brunette and black-haired. Averted with Aelita, who actually keeps her rose hair, and zig-zagged with Odd, who has a lighter purple spot in his hair (which looks invisible in certain scenes due to its placement).
* AnimeHair: Odd's conical hairstyle is kept in the 3D animation. In the live action, Odd's hair is gelled, but it is nowhere near its previous height, but it is spiked upwards to give the impression.
* AdaptationDeviation: Yumi, Odd, Jérémie, and William all wear different clothes to their animated counterparts. However, they all evoke the color palettes of their animated selves (Yumi wears an all-black leather jacket, Odd wears shorts and a shirt, both blue and purple normally, Jérémie wears mauve flannel shirts and jeans, Aelita wears a pink dress and denim shirt).
* AdaptationDyeJob: Anthea Hopper, Sissi and Sam are portrayed as blonde, despite their original series selves being respectively rose-haired, brunette and black-haired. Averted with Aelita, who actually keeps her rose hair, and zig-zagged with Odd, who has a lighter purple spot in his hair (which looks invisible in certain scenes due to its placement).
* AnimeHair: Odd's conical hairstyle is kept in the 3D animation. In the live action, Odd's hair is gelled, but it is nowhere near its previous height, but it is spiked upwards to give the impression.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: In general, the core cast of returning characters (Ulrich, Odd, Jérémie, Aelita, Yumi, William, Jim, and Franz Hopper) share some resemblances to their animated counterparts from WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko. [[spoiler: It's even a plot point later in the series]]. The exceptions are Pretty Miss Hertz and Principal Delmas Delmas, both of whom are both significantly younger than they were in the original show, and Jim is quite a bit thinner (he still while Sissi has blonde hair as a small beer gut, however). Franz Hopper's actor, on ContinuityNod to the other hand, manages to line up with his finale of the animated counterpart surprisingly well, series, but otherwise her actor doesn't really look like Animated!Sissi. Jim and the rest of the main cast do bear a striking resemblance Franz Hopper however, both pretty much nail their looks, and look practically identical to their animated counterparts (Ulrich, Jérémie in terms of clothing and Yumi come to mind).
facial features.
* AdaptationDeviation: Yumi, Aelita, Odd, Jérémie, and William all wear different clothes to their animated counterparts. However, they all evoke the color palettes of their animated selves (Yumi wears an all-black leather jacket, Odd wears blue and purple shorts and a shirt,both blue and purple normally, Jérémie wears mauve flannel shirts and jeans, Aelita wears a pink dress and denim shirt).
shirt). Franz Hopper doesn't wear tinted LennonSpecs either, and opts for more practical NerdGlasses, while Jim just has less of a beer gut.
* AdaptationDyeJob: Anthea Hopper, Sissi and Sam are portrayed as blonde, despite their original series selves being respectively rose-haired, brunette and black-haired. Averted with Aelita, who actually keeps her rose hair, and zig-zagged with Odd, who has a lighter purple spot in his hair (which looks invisible in certain scenes due to itsplacement).
placement). WordOfGod said that Sissi's hair being blonde was a ContinuityNod to the previous series, where Odd says she'd look good with blonde hair, and seems to take it as a compliment, while Anthea's hair is bleached of color in flashbacks (meaning it's ''meant to be pink'', but it clearly isn't).
* AnimeHair: Odd's conical hairstyle is kept in the 3Danimation. In animation, but in the live action, Odd's hair is gelled, but it is nowhere near its previous height, but it is gelled to be spiked upwards to give the impression.impression. sadly being nowhere near its previous height.
* AdaptationDeviation: Yumi, Aelita, Odd, Jérémie, and William all wear different clothes to their animated counterparts. However, they all evoke the color palettes of their animated selves (Yumi wears an all-black leather jacket, Odd wears blue and purple shorts and a shirt,
* AdaptationDyeJob: Anthea Hopper, Sissi and Sam are portrayed as blonde, despite their original series selves being respectively rose-haired, brunette and black-haired. Averted with Aelita, who actually keeps her rose hair, and zig-zagged with Odd, who has a lighter purple spot in his hair (which looks invisible in certain scenes due to its
* AnimeHair: Odd's conical hairstyle is kept in the 3D
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* TheArtifact: The bridge leading to the factory is never used in this series, despite being shown in the panorama shot of said factory. Likely because such a bridge does not exist in real life, although the tunnel system ''leading'' to the bridge is still used.
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* TheArtifact: The bridge leading to the factory is never used in this series, despite being shown in the panorama shot of said factory. Likely because such a bridge does not exist in real life, although the tunnel system ''leading'' to the bridge is still used. Similarly, the Factory itself is seldom used or seen outside of the supercomputer room and the MissionControl.
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'''Ulrich:''' Mantas!\\
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'''Ulrich:''' Mantas!\\Manta's!\\
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* TheAtoner: William, who was XANA's [[TheDragon Dragon]] in season 4 of the original series, is now part of the Lyoko Warriors, though not without some initial friction.
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* TheAtoner: William, who was XANA's [[TheDragon Dragon]] in season 4 of the original series, is now part of the Lyoko Warriors, though not without some initial friction.friction, [[spoiler: something Laura later exploits.]]
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* BackFromTheDead: XANA comes back to life as he manages to find a supercomputer to hole up in to regain strength. however, as a last resort, he had to dump a bunch of his source code onto the warriors to flee.
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* BackFromTheDead: XANA comes back to life as he manages to find a supercomputer to hole up in to regain strength. however, as a last resort, he had to dump a bunch of his source code onto the warriors to flee.flee, meaning is isn't powerful enough for world-scale attacks, and actively needs the warriors alive to get the codes back.
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* BigBadEnsemble: [[spoiler:Professor Tyron]] doesn't believe XANA is real, allowing XANA to act in his system with impunity, which frustrates the warriors to no end when reasoning with him.
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* BigBadEnsemble: [[spoiler:Professor Tyron]] doesn't believe XANA is real, and later denies XANA being a threat, allowing XANA to act in his system with impunity, which frustrates the warriors to no end when reasoning attempting to reason with him.
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* BrokenPedestal: Aelita reconsiders the vision she had of her father after learning [[spoiler:he might have created the Supercomputer that generates the Cortex, thus allowing XANA to come back]]. She gets better quite quickly, as Jérémie reveals to her that [[spoiler:the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron, although not entirely willingly]].
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* BrokenPedestal: Aelita reconsiders the vision she had of her father after learning [[spoiler:he might have created the Supercomputer that generates the Cortex, thus allowing XANA to come back]]. She gets better quite quickly, as Jérémie reveals to her that [[spoiler:the [[spoiler: the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. and Hopper is shown telling off Tyron for building it]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron, although Tyron implies not entirely willingly]].
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** Many of ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''[='s=] recurring secondary characters, particularly Hervé, Nicolas, Milly, Tamiya, and Yumi's family, have up and vanished (though Hiroki and Kiwi are mentioned). It's possible that the production staff may have considered casting/re-establishing them to be too much trouble.
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** Many of ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''[='s=] recurring secondary characters, particularly Hervé, Nicolas, Milly, Tamiya, and Yumi's family, have up and vanished (though Hiroki and Kiwi are mentioned). vanished. It's possible that the production staff may have considered casting/re-establishing them to be too much trouble.trouble:
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The show ended on a {{Cliffhanger}}, with the possibility of new seasons remaining open, but ultimately, it proved expensive enough to be a CreatorKiller for [=MoonScoop=], which went bankrupt no more than a year after the last episode aired in 2013, with the sets all being sold off, leaving the series a one-off.
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odd acts like this, nobody else does. The main conversation is actually about how to deactivate a tower, not how to enter it. Odd only has issues entering it because he was stressed out at the time, and the show never made much of a mention as to how entering towers worked (it was only implied by Aelita before). The point of the episode is for the Ninja to install a tracker in Sector 5, so Tyron made him immune to the digital sea it seems.
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A [[Recap/CodeLyokoEvolution Recap page]] is currently under construction.
* TheArtifact: The bridge leading to the factory is never used in this series, despite being shown in the panorama shot of said factory. Likely because such a bridge does not exist in real life, although the tunnel system ''leading'' to the bridge is still used.
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* AstonishinglyAppropriateInterruption: In "Friday the 13th", when the group discusses what they'd do with their winnings if they won the lottery.
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* AstonishinglyAppropriateInterruption: In "Friday the 13th", "Betting on Odd", when the group discusses what they'd do with their winnings if they won the lottery.
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* BrokenPedestal: Aelita reconsiders the vision she had of her father after learning [[spoiler:he might have created the Supercomputer that generates the Cortex, thus allowing XANA to come back]]. She gets better quite quickly, as
Jérémie reveals to her that [[spoiler:the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron]].
Jérémie reveals to her that [[spoiler:the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron]].
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* BrokenPedestal: Aelita reconsiders the vision she had of her father after learning [[spoiler:he might have created the Supercomputer that generates the Cortex, thus allowing XANA to come back]]. She gets better quite quickly, as
as Jérémie reveals to her that [[spoiler:the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron]].Tyron, although not entirely willingly]].
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* GroundhogDayLoop: An odd one in "Temporal Paradox". Aelita, Odd, and Ulrich are trapped in a sphere created by Tyron. While they're inside, they're looped through the same few minutes of gym class earlier that day. The rest of time continue to carry on, and each iteration allows Tyron to narrow down where they're operating from. Jérémie eventually realizes what's happening and has Yumi drain the Cortex's power to break the loop.
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* GroundhogDayLoop: An odd one in "Temporal Paradox". Aelita, Odd, and Ulrich are trapped in a sphere created by Tyron. While they're inside, they're looped through the same few minutes minute of gym class from earlier that day. The rest of time continue continues to carry on, and each iteration allows Tyron to narrow down where they're operating from. Jérémie eventually realizes what's happening thanks to a message from his past self (actually Odd sending a message to him from within the time loop), and has Yumi drain bleed the Cortex's power to break the loop.
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* 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).
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* MonochromePast: The flashback to Aelita with her mother in episode 19 (though not quite enough is this. The monochrome was likely added to disguise the fact that they didn't bother with actors' not having pink hair for the child actor).here.
** Aelita asking for Laura's help at one point, despite hating her guts.
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* SeriesContinuityError:
** While all the Lyoko warriors being able to shut off towers is new, their ability to enter them is not, despite them acting like they've never done it before. This might be handwaved as them never entering an ''active'' tower before, but it's still a stretch. In the original series, when Aelita was briefly prevented from entering activated towers, it was implied that it required some additional amount of conscious effort to do so.
** The point of the ''Skidbladnir'' is to protect the Lyoko Warriors from the Digital Sea, as contact would otherwise be fatal. Apparently no-one told the Ninjas that, as one is able to hitch a ride to Lyoko simply by clinging to the outside of the ''Skid''. On the other hand, XANA did manage to protect William from the Digital Sea during his time as a minion, so Tyron and his Ninjas could potentially duplicate that trick.
** While all the Lyoko warriors being able to shut off towers is new, their ability to enter them is not, despite them acting like they've never done it before. This might be handwaved as them never entering an ''active'' tower before, but it's still a stretch. In the original series, when Aelita was briefly prevented from entering activated towers, it was implied that it required some additional amount of conscious effort to do so.
** The point of the ''Skidbladnir'' is to protect the Lyoko Warriors from the Digital Sea, as contact would otherwise be fatal. Apparently no-one told the Ninjas that, as one is able to hitch a ride to Lyoko simply by clinging to the outside of the ''Skid''. On the other hand, XANA did manage to protect William from the Digital Sea during his time as a minion, so Tyron and his Ninjas could potentially duplicate that trick.
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* SeriesContinuityError:
** While all the Lyoko warriors being able to shut off towers is new, their ability to enter them is not, despite them acting like they've never done it before. This might be handwaved as them never entering an ''active'' tower before, but it's still a stretch. In the original series, whenSeriesContinuityError: Aelita was briefly prevented from entering activated towers, it was implied that it required some additional amount has a picture her and her mother in episode 19, neither of conscious effort to do so.
**which appear in the animated series. The point of the ''Skidbladnir'' is picture itself does appear to protect the Lyoko Warriors from the Digital Sea, as contact would otherwise be fatal. Apparently no-one told the Ninjas that, as a reference to one is able to hitch a ride to Lyoko simply by clinging to the outside of the ''Skid''. On the other hand, XANA did manage to protect William from the Digital Sea during his time as a minion, so Tyron and his Ninjas could potentially duplicate that trick.her flashback images, however.
** While all the Lyoko warriors being able to shut off towers is new, their ability to enter them is not, despite them acting like they've never done it before. This might be handwaved as them never entering an ''active'' tower before, but it's still a stretch. In the original series, when
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* TalkingToTheDead: Aelita gets into the habit of talking to her father while on Lyoko, usually by adressing the Lyoko Core.
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* TalkingToTheDead: Aelita gets into the habit of talking to her father while on Lyoko, usually by adressing addressing the Lyoko Core.Core.
* TermsOfEndangerment: Aelita calls Jérémie "Proxy Puppy" when alone (whatever that means), as revealed in episode 21.
* TermsOfEndangerment: Aelita calls Jérémie "Proxy Puppy" when alone (whatever that means), as revealed in episode 21.
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** Inverted with Anthea Hopper, who was made blonde despite having pink hair like her daughter in the original series.
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** Inverted with Anthea Hopper, who was made blonde despite having pink hair like her daughter in the original series.series, although her flashback with a young Aelita is made deliberately monochrome, presumably because both are ''meant'' to have pink hair, but the image is bleached of color to make it impossible to tell.
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!!''Code Lyoko: Evolution'' provides examples of the following tropes:
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!!''Code Lyoko: Evolution'' provides examples of the following tropes:
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* AdaptationDeviation: Yumi, Odd, Jérémie, and William all wear different clothes to their animated colunterparts. However, they all evoke the color palettes of their animated selves (Yumi wears an all-black leather jacket, Odd wears shorts and a shirt, both blue and purple nromally, Jérémie wears mauve flannel shirts and jeans, Aelita wears a pink dress and denim shirt)
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* AdaptationDeviation: Yumi, Odd, Jérémie, and William all wear different clothes to their animated colunterparts. counterparts. However, they all evoke the color palettes of their animated selves (Yumi wears an all-black leather jacket, Odd wears shorts and a shirt, both blue and purple nromally, normally, Jérémie wears mauve flannel shirts and jeans, Aelita wears a pink dress and denim shirt)shirt).
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-->'''Odd:''' I'm not stressed, it's just not working! (''{{beat}}'') Okay, I ''am'' a bit stressed.
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-->'''Odd:''' I'm not stressed, it's just not working! (''{{beat}}'') ''[{{beat}}]'' Okay, I ''am'' a bit stressed.
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(''Yumi stands up and dope-slaps him'')\\
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'''Ulrich:''' And nothing else! (''he rises and slaps Odd too'')\\
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'''Ulrich:''' And nothing else! (''he ''[he rises and slaps Odd too'')\\too]''\\
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--->'''Laura:''' (''to Jérémie'') Well, if you need any help, you can ask me, I'm really ''good''! (''{{beat}}'')... Er... with computers!
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--->'''Laura:''' (''to Jérémie'') ''[to Jérémie]'' Well, if you need any help, you can ask me, I'm really ''good''! (''{{beat}}'')...''[{{beat}}]''... Er... with computers!
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'''Ulrich:''' (''chuckling'') If Odd has any pervert side-effect to fear, that would rather be Samantha's, don't you think?
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'''Ulrich:''' (''chuckling'') ''[chuckling]'' If Odd has any pervert side-effect to fear, that would rather be Samantha's, don't you think?
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* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: A minor example used by XANA as a strategy in "Spectromania"; when the Lyoko Warriors successfully deactivate the tower, it turns out he was using the first tower to hide another one that had its own Spectre.
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* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: A minor example used by XANA as a strategy in "Spectromania"; when the Lyoko Warriors successfully deactivate the tower, it turns out he was using the first tower to hide another one that had its own Spectre.Spectre.
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just plain wrong. Also some of the tropes need to be transplanted to the recap pages.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Miss Hertz and Principal Delmas are both significantly younger than they were in the original show, and Jim is significantly thinner. Franz Hopper's actor, on the other hand, manages to line up with his animated counterpart surprisingly well.
* AdaptationDyeJob: Anthea Hopper, Sissi and Sam are all three portrayed as blonde, despite their original series selves being respectively rose-haired, brunette and black-haired. Averted with Aelita, who has actually rose hair, and zig-zagged with Odd, who has a lighter purple spot in his hair which tends to disappear in some episodes.
* AnimeHair: Odd's conical hairstyle is kept in the 3D animation. In the live action, Odd's hair is gelled, but it is nowhere near its previous height.
* AdaptationDyeJob: Anthea Hopper, Sissi and Sam are all three portrayed as blonde, despite their original series selves being respectively rose-haired, brunette and black-haired. Averted with Aelita, who has actually rose hair, and zig-zagged with Odd, who has a lighter purple spot in his hair which tends to disappear in some episodes.
* AnimeHair: Odd's conical hairstyle is kept in the 3D animation. In the live action, Odd's hair is gelled, but it is nowhere near its previous height.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Pretty Miss Hertz and Principal Delmas are both significantly younger than they were in the original show, and Jim is significantly thinner. quite a bit thinner (he still has a small beer gut, however). Franz Hopper's actor, on the other hand, manages to line up with his animated counterpart surprisingly well.
well, and the rest of the main cast do bear a striking resemblance to their animated counterparts (Ulrich, Jérémie and Yumi come to mind).
* AdaptationDeviation: Yumi, Odd, Jérémie, and William all wear different clothes to their animated colunterparts. However, they all evoke the color palettes of their animated selves (Yumi wears an all-black leather jacket, Odd wears shorts and a shirt, both blue and purple nromally, Jérémie wears mauve flannel shirts and jeans, Aelita wears a pink dress and denim shirt)
* AdaptationDyeJob: Anthea Hopper, Sissi and Sam areall three portrayed as blonde, despite their original series selves being respectively rose-haired, brunette and black-haired. Averted with Aelita, who has actually keeps her rose hair, and zig-zagged with Odd, who has a lighter purple spot in his hair which tends (which looks invisible in certain scenes due to disappear in some episodes.
its placement).
* AnimeHair: Odd's conical hairstyle is kept in the 3D animation. In the live action, Odd's hair is gelled, but it is nowhere near its previousheight.height, but it is spiked upwards to give the impression.
* AdaptationDeviation: Yumi, Odd, Jérémie, and William all wear different clothes to their animated colunterparts. However, they all evoke the color palettes of their animated selves (Yumi wears an all-black leather jacket, Odd wears shorts and a shirt, both blue and purple nromally, Jérémie wears mauve flannel shirts and jeans, Aelita wears a pink dress and denim shirt)
* AdaptationDyeJob: Anthea Hopper, Sissi and Sam are
* AnimeHair: Odd's conical hairstyle is kept in the 3D animation. In the live action, Odd's hair is gelled, but it is nowhere near its previous
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* BackFromTheDead: XANA, assuming he didn't just fake his death at the end of the original show.
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* BackFromTheDead: XANA, assuming XANA comes back to life as he didn't just fake manages to find a supercomputer to hole up in to regain strength. however, as a last resort, he had to dump a bunch of his death at source code onto the end of the original show.warriors to flee.
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* BigBadDuumvirate: XANA apparently teams up with a new human antagonist named Professor Tyron who uses Ninjas as minions. [[spoiler:Currently, however, Professor Tyron doesn't even believe XANA is real, allowing XANA to act in his system with impunity, thus making them a BigBadEnsemble.]]
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* BigBadDuumvirate: XANA apparently teams up with a new human antagonist named Professor Tyron who uses Ninjas as minions. [[spoiler:Currently, however, Professor Tyron BigBadEnsemble: [[spoiler:Professor Tyron]] doesn't even believe XANA is real, allowing XANA to act in his system with impunity, thus making them a BigBadEnsemble.]]which frustrates the warriors to no end when reasoning with him.
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* BrokenPedestal: Aelita reconsiders the vision she had of her father after learning [[spoiler:he might have created the Supercomputer that generates the Cortex, thus allowing XANA to come back]]. She gets better quite quickly, deciding that [[spoiler:the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron]].
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* BrokenPedestal: Aelita reconsiders the vision she had of her father after learning [[spoiler:he might have created the Supercomputer that generates the Cortex, thus allowing XANA to come back]]. She gets better quite quickly, deciding as
Jérémie reveals to her that [[spoiler:the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron]].
Jérémie reveals to her that [[spoiler:the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron]].
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** Many of ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''[='s=] recurring secondary characters, particularly Hervé, Nicolas, Milly, Tamiya, and Yumi's family, have up and vanished. It's possible that the production staff may have considered casting/re-establishing them to be too much trouble.
** Kiwi is also gone, but his disappearance has a canon explanation. See PutOnABus below.
** Upon being asked whether [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling Hiroki]] would be in ''Evolution'', Mélanie Tran responded, "That's a spoiler!", so his status is unclear.
** Kiwi is also gone, but his disappearance has a canon explanation. See PutOnABus below.
** Upon being asked whether [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling Hiroki]] would be in ''Evolution'', Mélanie Tran responded, "That's a spoiler!", so his status is unclear.
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** Many of ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''[='s=] recurring secondary characters, particularly Hervé, Nicolas, Milly, Tamiya, and Yumi's family, have up and vanished.vanished (though Hiroki and Kiwi are mentioned). It's possible that the production staff may have considered casting/re-establishing them to be too much trouble.
** Kiwi is also gone, but his disappearance has a canonexplanation. See PutOnABus below.
explanation; he's living with Odd's sisters.
**Upon being asked whether [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling Hiroki]] would be in ''Evolution'', Mélanie Tran responded, "That's a spoiler!", so his status Hiroki is unclear.mentioned by Yumi as annoying her at home, confirming he's still around, just not at Kadic.
** Kiwi is also gone, but his disappearance has a canon
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* ContinuityNod:
** Jérémie mentions they destroyed all Replikas when Aelita suggests XANA might be on a different virtual world.
** Ulrich performing a self-virtualization.
** Jérémie creating [[spoiler:a virtual clone to replace a missing team member in the real world. Though it was a real rushed job, not even as good as William's Clone]].
** Jérémie mentions they destroyed all Replikas when Aelita suggests XANA might be on a different virtual world.
** Ulrich performing a self-virtualization.
** Jérémie creating [[spoiler:a virtual clone to replace a missing team member in the real world. Though it was a real rushed job, not even as good as William's Clone]].
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* ContinuityNod:
** Jérémie mentions they destroyed all Replikas when Aelita suggests XANA might be on a different virtual world.
** Ulrich performing a self-virtualization.
** Jérémie creating [[spoiler:a virtual clone to replace a missing team member inContinuityNod: The animated series is often referenced by the real world. Though it was a real rushed job, not even as good as William's Clone]].shows' cast of characters, the [[Recap/CodeLyokoEvolution recap page for each episode]] go into better detail.
** Jérémie mentions they destroyed all Replikas when Aelita suggests XANA might be on a different virtual world.
** Ulrich performing a self-virtualization.
** Jérémie creating [[spoiler:a virtual clone to replace a missing team member in
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* CoolCar: The MegapodMegapod.
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* DecoyGetaway: Aelita pulls this out... but for once, not on Lyoko! [[spoiler:In episode 21, she disguises Sissi as herself to lure away a polymorphic clone.]]
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* DecoyGetaway: Aelita pulls this out... but for once, not on Lyoko! [[spoiler:In episode 21, she disguises Sissi as herself to lure away a polymorphic clone.spectre.]]
* RaceLift: Samantha, who is black in the animated series, is now white.
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* SplitScreenPhoneCall: Common too.
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* SplitScreenPhoneCall: Common too.Usually done when the team are on Lyoko and are communicating with Jérémie.
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The official Code Lyoko English Youtube channel is in the process of uploading English-subbed episodes. Episode 1 is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Z411LTNAk here]].
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The official Code Lyoko English Youtube channel is in has uploaded the process entirety of uploading English-subbed episodes. Episode 1 is the show, free to watch. It can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Z411LTNAk here]].
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The official Code Lyoko English YouTube channel is in the process of uploading English-subbed episodes. Episode 1 is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Z411LTNAk here]].
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The official Code Lyoko English YouTube Youtube channel is in the process of uploading English-subbed episodes. Episode 1 is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Z411LTNAk here]].
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''Code Lyoko: Evolution'' (''Code Lyoko Évolution'') is the sequel series to ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''. While it could be seen as a continuation of its predecessor, it sports a major difference: instead of the mix of 2D and 3D animation styles that ''Code Lyoko'' was famous for, the 3D has been revamped, and the 2D has been replaced with live-action. It will have at least one season, with 26 episodes. A preview screening took place in Paris on December 5th, 2012, the first episode was streamed on France 4's website on December 19th, 2012, and the first three episodes of the series premiered on France 4 on January 5th, 2013. A US premiere was on February 2013 on [=MoonScoop=]'s Kabillion channel.
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''Code Lyoko: Evolution'' (''Code Lyoko Évolution'') is the sequel series to ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''. While it could be seen as a continuation of its predecessor, Contrary to the original show, it sports a major difference: instead of the mix of 2D and 3D animation styles that ''Code Lyoko'' was famous for, the 3D has been revamped, and the 2D has been replaced with live-action. It will have at least one season, ran with one season of 26 episodes. A preview screening took place in Paris on December 5th, 2012, the first episode was streamed on France 4's website on December 19th, 2012, and the first three episodes of the series premiered on France 4 on January 5th, 2013. A US premiere was on February 2013 on [=MoonScoop=]'s Kabillion channel.
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An article about all of the information released about ''Code Lyoko Evolution'' thus far can be found on [[http://www.codelyoko.fr/dossiers/dossiercle.cl Codelyoko.fr]] (in French).
The official Code Lyoko English Website/YouTube channel is in the process of uploading English-subbed episodes. Episode 1 is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Z411LTNAk here]].
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''Code Lyoko: Evolution'' (''Code Lyoko Évolution'') is the sequel series to ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''. While it could be seen as a continuation of its predecessor, it sports a major difference: instead of the mix of 2D and 3D animation styles that ''Code Lyoko'' was famous for, the 3D has been revamped, and the 2D has been replaced with live-action. It will have at least one season, with 26 episodes. A preview screening took place in Paris on December 5th, 2012, the first episode was streamed on France 4's website on December 19th, 2012, and the first three episodes of the series premiered on France 4 on January 5th, 2013. A US premiere is set for February 2013 on [=MoonScoop=]'s Kabillion channel.
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''Code Lyoko: Evolution'' (''Code Lyoko Évolution'') is the sequel series to ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''. While it could be seen as a continuation of its predecessor, it sports a major difference: instead of the mix of 2D and 3D animation styles that ''Code Lyoko'' was famous for, the 3D has been revamped, and the 2D has been replaced with live-action. It will have at least one season, with 26 episodes. A preview screening took place in Paris on December 5th, 2012, the first episode was streamed on France 4's website on December 19th, 2012, and the first three episodes of the series premiered on France 4 on January 5th, 2013. A US premiere is set for was on February 2013 on [=MoonScoop=]'s Kabillion channel.
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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Tyron passed the test that the aliens in ''Film/IndependenceDay'' failed: the Cortex is equipped with a firewall to prevent virus attacks.
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* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: A minor example used by XANA as a strategy in "Spectromania"; when the Lyoko Warriors successfully deactivate the tower, it turns out he was using the first tower to hide another one that had its own Spectre.
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** A particularly infamous one in Laura's EstablishingCharacterMoment, where Jeremie, a TeenGenius who regularly builds robots, created complex programs and can operate a nuclear supercomputer, somehow has troubles solving a simple equation in a math lesson just so Laura can solve it instead of him.
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Misuse. It\'s Genre Savvy, not just \"savvy\".
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* GenreSavvy: When XANA starts attacking, Aelita is the first to suspect he is back, while the others dismiss it. To be fair, they had good reason to believe he was dead, and they weren't exactly enthusiastic at the idea of going back.
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* ItsProbablyNothing: The Lyoko Warriors' initial reactions to XANA's new attacks. Aelita is GenreSavvy enough to force the others to make sure.
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* ItsProbablyNothing: The Lyoko Warriors' initial reactions to XANA's new attacks. Aelita is GenreSavvy smart enough to force the others to make sure.
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* SixthRanger: William is now a full on member of the team, for real this time, and Laura will be one eventually.
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* SixthRanger: William is now a full on member of the team, for real this time, and it seemed as though Laura will be one eventually.eventually [[spoiler: but she isn't.]]
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'''''Code Lyoko Evolution''''' is the sequel series to ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''. While it could be seen as a continuation of its predecessor, it sports a major difference: instead of the mix of 2D and 3D animation styles that ''Code Lyoko'' was famous for, the 3D has been revamped, and the 2D has been replaced with live-action. It will have at least one season, with 26 episodes. A preview screening took place in Paris on December 5th, 2012, the first episode was streamed on France 4's website on December 19th, 2012, and the first three episodes of the series premiered on France 4 on January 5th, 2013. A US premiere is set for February 2013 on [=MoonScoop=]'s Kabillion channel.
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!!''Code Lyoko Evolution'' provides examples of the following tropes:
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!!''Code Lyoko Lyoko: Evolution'' provides examples of the following tropes:
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* 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]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron]].
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* BrokenPedestal: Aelita reconsiders the vision she had of her father after learning [[spoiler:he might have created the Supercomputer that generates the Cortex, thus allowing XANA to come back]]. She gets better quite quickly, deciding that [[spoiler:Cortex [[spoiler:the Cortex is too different from Lyoko to be from him, too]]. Then comes episode 18, where [[spoiler:her mother is revealed to be working with Tyron]].
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* CombinationAttack: In "Compte à rebours", 121 Bloks stack themselves in a square, combining their attack power and defense. The result is an energy blast that hits like a missile while only one Blok in the group is vulnerable to harm.
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* CombinationAttack: In "Compte à rebours", "Countdown", 121 Bloks stack themselves in a square, combining their attack power and defense. The result is an energy blast that hits like a missile while only one Blok in the group is vulnerable to harm.
* DecoyGetaway: Aelita pulls this out... but for once, not on Lyoko! [[spoiler:In episode 21, she disguises Sissi as herself to lure away a polymorphic clone.]]
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* DecoyGetaway: Aelita pulls this out... but for once, not on Lyoko! [[spoiler:In episode 21, she disguises Sissi as herself to lure away a polymorphic clone.]]
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** William and Ulrich, unsurprisingly. "Rivalités" is all about them headbutting when they are supposed to team up.
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* HeroStoleMyBike: Invoked by William in "Rivalité". Just to get on Ulrich's nerves, he has Jérémie give him the Overbike, despite his SuperSmoke power being sufficient to get him there on time.
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* HypnoticEyes: The Spectre in "Comment tromper XANA" uses them to transfix the Lyoko Warriors (and mess up Sissi).
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* HypnoticEyes: The Spectre in "Comment tromper "How to Fool XANA" uses them to transfix the Lyoko Warriors (and mess up Sissi).
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** Also, Ulrich is surprised when William [[spoiler:actually tries to get him to reconcile with Yumi in "Soupçons".]]
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* SarcasticClapping: Odd does this in "Les Sans-Codes" just after [[CaughtInASnare catching the rest of the team in a net]], to show them that they are vulnerable.
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* SarcasticClapping: Odd does this in "Les Sans-Codes" "The Codeless" just after [[CaughtInASnare catching the rest of the team in a net]], to show them that they are vulnerable.
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* TimeSkip: Though a very small one, ''Code Lyoko Evolution'' still takes place roughly 5-6 months after the end of ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''.
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** Episode 18, "Obstination": [[spoiler:Anthea Hopper is working with Professor Tyron.]]
** And then Episode 24, "Paradoxe temporel": Due to [[spoiler: Jérémie 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 Jérémie's identity by telling him the Lyoko Warriors' avatars look like Jérémie's friends]].
** And then Episode 24, "Paradoxe temporel": Due to [[spoiler: Jérémie 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 Jérémie's identity by telling him the Lyoko Warriors' avatars look like Jérémie's friends]].
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** Episode 18, "Obstination": "Obstinacy": [[spoiler:Anthea Hopper is working with Professor Tyron.]]
** And then Episode 24,"Paradoxe temporel": "Temporal Paradox": Due to [[spoiler: Jérémie erasing Laura's memories via an upgraded [[ResetButton Return to the Past]] in episode 22, "Mutinerie"]], "Mutiny"]], Laura [[spoiler:calls up Tyron to figure out how she got his business cards and ends up giving him Jérémie's identity by telling him the Lyoko Warriors' avatars look like Jérémie's friends]].
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* BigBadDuumvirate: XANA will apparently team up with a new human antagonist named Alan Meyer who will use the Ninjas as minions. [[spoiler:Currently, however, Professor Tyron doesn't even believe XANA is real, allowing XANA to act in his system with impunity, thus making them a BigBadEnsemble.]]
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* BigBadDuumvirate: XANA will apparently team teams up with a new human antagonist named Alan Meyer Professor Tyron who will use the uses Ninjas as minions. [[spoiler:Currently, however, Professor Tyron doesn't even believe XANA is real, allowing XANA to act in his system with impunity, thus making them a BigBadEnsemble.]]
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* BigBadDuumvirate: XANA will apparently team up with a new human antagonist named Alan Meyer who will use the Ninjas as minions. [[spoiler:Currently, however, Professor Tyron doesn't even believe XANA is real, allowing XANA to act in his system with impunity.]]
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* BigBadDuumvirate: XANA will apparently team up with a new human antagonist named Alan Meyer who will use the Ninjas as minions. [[spoiler:Currently, however, Professor Tyron doesn't even believe XANA is real, allowing XANA to act in his system with impunity.impunity, thus making them a BigBadEnsemble.]]
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* HappyEndingOverride: While ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko'''s ending was [[BittersweetEnding a bit bittersweet]], it ended on a happy note, with XANA defeated and the Lyoko-Warriors shutting down the computer before moving on. In this show, XANA turns out to be still alive and the Lyoko-Warriors are forced to go back to fighting him.
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** [[TheAtoner William]] and ''[[PluckyComicRelief Odd]]'', of all people, after [[spoiler:William left Odd trapped in the school's cafeteria as a small revenge for not trusting him. Odd ''doesn't'' take it well when he gets out.]]
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** [[TheAtoner William]] and ''[[PluckyComicRelief Odd]]'', of all people, after [[spoiler:William left Odd trapped in the school's cafeteria as a small revenge for not trusting him. Odd ''doesn't'' take it well when he gets out.]]out]].
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* 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 Jérémie when he makes them glow, while the one in the real world blows his cover as Ulrich with SomethingTheyWouldNeverSay.
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* CollapsingLair: The Cortex in the final episode, [[spoiler:from Tyron shutting down his own supercomputer to protect it from Jérémie's virus]].
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* GroundhogDayLoop: An odd one in "Temporal Paradox". Aelita, Odd, and Ulrich are trapped in a sphere created by Tyron. While they're inside, they're looped through the same few minutes of gym class earlier that day. The rest of time continue to carry on, and each iteration allows Tyron to narrow down where they're operating from. Jeremie eventually realizes what's happening and has Yumi drain the Cortex's power to break the loop.
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** Aelita aside, some extras have been spotted with bright orange or blue hair. WordofGod says this was deliberate in order to make Aelita's pink hair seem less strange in-universe.
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* KillUsBoth: Said by "Odd" during a classic EvilTwin situation on Lyoko in episode 21. Probably the fake one, since XANA's aim is to devirtualize as many tower-desactivating-able heroes as possible.
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* RockPaperScissors: Ulrich and Odd in episode 23, to decide who will pilot the ''Skid''.
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* DecoyGetaway: Aelita pulls this out... but for once, not on Lyoko! [[spoiler:In episode 21, she disguises Sissi as herself to lure away a polymorphic clone.]]
