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 Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 10:37 am
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Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:04 am
History
Code Lyoko is about a group of five boarding school students enrolled at Kadic Junior High School: Aelita Hopper, Jeremy Belpois, Odd Della Robbia, Ulrich Stern, and Yumi Ishiyama. The students travel to the virtual world of Lyoko — which is found in a supercomputer housed in the basement of an abandoned factory near the school — to fight against a deadly multi-agent system named Xana.
The artificial intelligence known as Xana is obsessed with world domination. Towards that end, he has taken over the supercomputer in charge of the virtual world of Lyoko, which he largely dominates. Xana is also able to attack the real world by activating towers on Lyoko (usually one at a time), which act as links to the real world. When these towers are activated, Xana is able to seize control of other computers and electrical systems as well as occasionally possessing organic life-forms or generating copies of them. The group has to get Aelita (The only one capable of de-activating towers) to the activated tower(s) out of the forty one scattered about Lyoko's four main regions to deactivate them, neutralizing Xana's attack on the real world.
Once the danger is averted, they can use the supercomputer to return to the past, leaving no one except themselves to remember any of the events that transpired. To complicate the situation, they must do this while ensuring their classmates and teachers are not killed (as going back in time cannot bring back the dead), and deal with the many clashes of personality at the same time. The time travel is programed by Jeremy using a time coordinate system (Which he usually limits to going back one day although there are exceptions) as Jeremy is the only one with the intelligence to understand the supercomputer's workings with the exception of Aelita who has to be on Lyoko to de-activate towers. The jump to the past takes back anyone who has been scanned in one of the scanners. Once back in time, they can use their knowledge of the future to alter events in their favor or the favor of others. This usually entails taking steps to keep one of Xana's attacks from taking place, though they do use the knowledge to prevent other unfavorable events that might not be related to Xana, such as the destruction of Jeremy's Kiwi 2 robot in "The Robots" or preventing Ulrich's humiliation by using prior knowledge of where Sissy hid his notebook and wrote a false love letter from Yumi. However, as a downside, returning to the past adds a qubit to the supercomputer, doubling its power and therefore Xana's with each use.
Prequel
In the prequel, Jeremy discovers an old abandoned factory containing the supercomputer. He accesses and learns of Lyoko and Aelita, who does not remember her name and is thus called "Maya". Strange attacks begin to occur in the real world as a result of activating the supercomputer. Odd, Ulrich, and Yumi become involved in these attacks, and Jeremy has no choice but to share his secret with them. Odd, Ulrich and Yumi are sent in to stop the force attacking their world. Once the attacks are stopped, the group discovers that they are being caused by Xana, a powerful AI which wants to dominate the world. Aelita remembers her real name when she sees it on the screen in the activated tower and the "Lyoko Warriors" are formed.
First season
The first season of the show has very little plot development. The only major plot developments are made in the two-part finale. The rest of the episodes are mostly filler. Until the finale, each episode consists of the group discovering an attack, stopping the attack, and resetting time to cover it up. Other subplots are included, such as their relationships with one another and other students and teachers at the school. Usually the interaction with their classmates and teachers early in each episode contributes to Xana's attack. Throughout these events, Jeremy works on a program to materialize Aelita in order to shut down the supercomputer safely. He eventually completes the program in the two-part finale, but Xana takes measures to keep Aelita linked to the supercomputer, preventing the group from shutting it down without killing her in the process, leaving a cliffhanger opening for the second season.
Second season
The second season, in contrast to the first, is much more plot-focused, though a decent portion of the episodes are still filler. The animation is more realistic and detailed, and Jim and Sissi's personalities have changed significantly, though some traces of their old personalities exist in some form. Aelita lives on Earth in the second season. In the first episode of the second season, she enrolls at Kadic under the name of Aelita Stones. She poses as a cousin of Odd, using a forged birth certificate created by Jeremy. Jeremy's new super scan program also means that Aelita doesn't need to stay on Lyoko to check for Xana's activity; however, due to her links to the supercomputer, Aelita will die if she runs out of Life Points on Lyoko and can only be devirtualized through one of the towers. Aelita also begins having visions of a life she supposedly never lived, and a man named Franz Hopper is shown to have connections to Lyoko. Also adding to the group's troubles is a new student named William Dunbar, who has begun to take an interest in Yumi.
Each member of the group now has vehicles to quickly transport them in Lyoko: Odd gets a hover skateboard called an "Overboard," Ulrich gets a one-wheeled motorcycle called an "Overbike," and Yumi gets a hover scooter called an "Overwing." Aelita can ride any vehicle by herself if necessary, but usually rides with another person. A fifth sector, Carthage, is discovered in Lyoko and turns out to be Xana's home sector, from which all of his data can be accessed, so the group goes on several journeys into this sector to do so. At the same time, Xana begins sending the Scyphozoa after Aelita to steal her memories, and has created three other new monsters, as well. The operations of the supercomputer are also somewhat demystified. Return trips are fewer (though still common) now, because it makes Xana stronger. Eventually, Xana's true purpose is revealed, as are the origins of the supercomputer, Lyoko, and Aelita herself. It is also discovered that the keys to Lyoko are within Aelita's memories, and Xana will be able to escape the supercomputer if it acquires them. In the end, despite the group's best efforts, Aelita's memories are stolen, apparently killing her, but Franz Hopper (revealed to be Aelita's father) revives her and restores her memory. However, Xana escapes the supercomputer, and the group, though unsure of how to do so, vows to continue fighting him.
Third season
In the third season, Xana has been strangely quiet in both the real world and Lyoko, having done nothing during the group's summer vacation. It still needs a computer to exist, but is no longer limited to a specific one, instead being free to roam the Internet at will. Jeremy has developed a new scanning program capable of tracking Xana, which reveals that Xana appears to be residing in the United States, but lacks the means to strike against Xana. Jeremy's current goal at the moment is to find a way to transfer the group into the Internet.
Because Aelita had her memories returned by Franz Hopper, she can be devirtualized normally. She even has a new power to defend herself within Lyoko — energy fields. Also, Yumi has decided against having a relationship with Ulrich, preferring to remain just friends.
In Carthage, the group finds Lyoko's core, which Xana wants destroyed. Being free of the supercomputer, Xana's attacks are far more powerful. Tower activation is still required to initiate them, but Xana can perform attacks on levels far beyond what he could when imprisoned. Xana can possess mass numbers of people at once, making it that much more difficult for the group to make their way from the school to the factory. In the hopes of isolating the group from Carthage, since destroying Lyoko directly would prove difficult, Xana has turned his sights to Lyoko's sectors, hoping to remove their ability to access Carthage by deleting the sectors they use to get there. By using the Scyphozoa to possess Aelita, Xana can use her to enter the code "XANA" in a passage tower. This gives Xana full access to the sector, after which he can delete it. Despite their best efforts, Xana eventually succeeds in deleting all four sectors. Luckily, Jeremy finds a way to access Carthage directly.
Seeing that their numbers aren't enough against Xana's increasing power, the group decides to add William Dunbar to the team to balance things out. However, a chain of events lead to only Aelita and William being able to make it to his first trip to Lyoko. Once they arrive, the two are separated, and Xana uses the Scyphozoa to possess William. Using William, Xana is easily able to overpower the other Lyoko warriors and destroy Lyoko's core. The act renders the supercomputer useless. Within the empty supercomputer, William is transformed into a dark version of himself, now possessed by Xana to an even greater degree. Afterwards, Jeremy gets a coded message from the internet from none other than Franz Hopper, who has somehow survived the destruction of Lyoko.
Fourth season
In the fourth season, Lyoko is recreated, allowing the group to continue tracking Xana. Traveling into the digital sea in Jeremy's latest creation, a submersible ship called the Skidbladnir, the group finds a number of "Replikas", which are single-sector recreations of Lyoko. Each of these Replikas is controlled by another supercomputer, which is in turn controlled by Xana. To stop Xana once and for all, Jeremy devises a way to materialize his friends at the site of these supercomputers with their Lyoko abilities intact, giving them the necessary firepower to dismantle or to destroy them, all while continuing to battle the Xana-possessed William. The group has new outfits (in both Lyoko and the real world) and weapons to accompany the new season.
In the final few episodes of the season, the creation of a monster known as the Kolossus (which destroys the Skidbladnir) opens the gang to realize that with hundreds of supercomputers under his control, Xana cannot be defeated with Jeremy's teleportation method. To this end, Jeremy initiates a multi-agent program to destroy Xana and another program to free William. In "Fight to the Finish", Franz Hopper sacrifices himself to give this program the enough power to destroy Xana and free William. In the epilogue, "Echoes", having completed their mission, the gang shuts down the supercomputer for good.
Characters
Primary characters
The main characters are Aelita, Jeremy Belpois, Odd Della Robbia, Ulrich Stern, Yumi Ishiyama, and Xana. There are also several supporting characters that appear in most of the episodes. These two groups make up the primary cast for the show.
Secondary characters
There are many characters in Code Lyoko that do not contribute much, if anything, to the overall plot of the show. Several of them have played major roles in single episodes, though. All of the various characters are sorted by their current grade.
Monsters
There are many types of monsters in Lyoko. Xana creates them in order to keep the towers it activates safe. Some are a mere nuisance while others are a major threat. The ones that can be considered a nuisance make up for this fact by travelling in packs. All of them, however, try to impede the group. The monsters remain until they are destroyed or a return trip is activated. Xana has eleven types of monsters so far. Odd, Ulrich and Yumi each have special weapons in Lyoko in order to destroy the monsters. Aelita mostly relies on the protection of the others when it comes to dealing with the monsters in the first two seasons, but gains a weapon in the third.
Other monsters exist that don't fall into the same category as Xana's monsters. One is a monster Jeremy produced, called the Marabounta. It appears in only one episode. There is also an entity known as the Transport Orb. It's a giant white sphere with an Eye of Xana printed on it, like all of Xana's monsters. Unlike the other monsters, however, its only purpose is to ferry passengers from the edge of any region to the center of the fifth sector, Carthage, and back again. Both Jeremy and Xana can access it at will. This entity's classification as a monster is arguable, but it is included for the sake of completion.
Also, there are monsters located in the digital sea. These monsters must be destroyed using torpedoes shot from the Skidbladnir or Nav Skids.
This RPG takes place after the SuperComputer was shut down and as they continued to their normal lives.
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Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:22 am
• R U L E S •
» Please be at least semi-literate. Spell check is there for a reason. I don’t want to see chat speak at all.
» Please be active. Don’t just post and leave, and please don’t post once every four weeks. I don’t want to be waiting that long. Once every couple of days is fine. Also, after sending in a profile please post within two days.
» I’d like to see at least one paragraph in each post. Writers block shouldn’t stop you posting a paragraph. More is adored! I like decorated posts. Just a name, a picture and a colour will do fine. If you really want to get fancy go ahead.
» Please PM me your profile, and any questions you may have. The title of the PM should be the title of the roleplay. Simple enough? You may reserve, but that isn’t necessary.
» No cybering. Romance is fine and light stuff is fine (kissing, hugging, touching, whatever) but once the clothes come off time skip please. Keep this PG13 please.
» I'd like anime and 3D pictures please, but I do not want a whole group full of blondes with tans and perfect bodies. Please make your characters different, no perfect people, and 'nice' isn't a personality. Oh what do some people call them....onion characters! Yeah, that'd be cool.
» Don’t godmod, or any of that shizz.
» I reserve the right to change or add to any of the above rules.
» I Own this roleplay, so I can make as many rules and regulations as I want.
» If you have a problem with someone in the roleplay. Talk about it in pm's not in posts.
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» Must talk in third person.
» use parenthasis when you are talking out of roleplaying. which means these signs (( ))
» You may have more than one character.
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Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:47 am
Character Skeleton I'm just a puppet: (user name) The name I was given: (Your character's name) Give me a present on: (Characters birthday) This is how long I've been living: (Characters age) This is what happened: (Caraters bio) This is what I'll like or won't like: (Likes, dislikes) This is what I look like: [Picture real life (anime or manga) and Lyoko warrior (3D. Only if you're a lyoko warrior)] In my soul I am: (Are you a Lyoko warrior, someone serving or possesed by XANA, a teacher, an normal student, etc.) In My Hands: (name of weapon or Picture + name) To the bone: (Personality, at least 2 major traits) This is how I travel: (your transport in Lyoko) I'm already here: (The school grade you're doing, this is only for students) I control: (List the powers you know on Lyoko, max up to three) I forgot: (Put here anything you'd like to say which isn't in the above) Also I prefer that you give your text a colour so it's easier to see which character you're using
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Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:52 am
Announcements Check this from time to time because here I'll put all the announcements from things that happen during the RPG. (I'll put the date I posted it and also the thing) 11/12/09: Created the RPG. 04/01/10: LizS became a member. 13/01/10: Opened the RPG.
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Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:59 am
Calendar and Weather This is also an important place, don't forget to check it out from time to time. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Sun Rain Cloudy Storm Snow Snowstorm Wind Tornado Hurricane Hot Cold Warm Freezing Heatwave Sandstorm Blizzard Thunderstorm Normal
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Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 2:16 am
Accepted profiles NOTE: If the character isn't used by anyone yet (or well, if there doesn't show any username at the I'm just a puppet section) then it means that you can still have it if you want. I'm just a puppet: pandafoxygirl
The name I was given: Yumi Ishiyama.
Give me a present on: May 12.
This is how long I've been living: 16.
This is what happened: Yumi is the oldest member of the group, being a year older than the others and is of Japanese descent. Branching from this, she owns a suit a samurai armor handed down the generations she treasures very much, as well as being seen with a Totoro plushie in her room. Although sometimes a bit short-tempered, Yumi is very clever. Yumi varies between reasonable and stubborn at various points; though willing to reveal the supercomputer to the police in order to prevent a nuclear explosion, it takes the destruction of most of Lyoko to convince her to let William Dunbar join the group.
In terms of character development, the two major themes revolving around Yumi are her relationship with Ulrich Stern and her parents' unstable marriage, the former of which is the central focus. Yumi's relationship with Ulrich remains platonic, though they almost kiss but decide to keep it a secret. Yumi decides to outwardly declare their relationship to be just friendship but at the series finale implies the two eventually explore their romantic relationship again.
Yumi's younger brother, Hiroki constantly teases Yumi about Ulrich. Most of the time, Yumi acts as if she can't stand Hiroki, but sometimes it shows that Yumi does care for him.
This is what I'll like or won't like:
This is what I look like:  Yumi on Earth.
 Yumi in Lyoko.
In my soul I am: A Lyoko warrior and a student at Kadic school academy.
In My Hands: Yumi's main weapons on Lyoko are her dual metal fans or Tessen (Samurai metal fan) that function like boomerangs when thrown. In flight, they turn into fast-moving, saw-like discuses, and also serve as shields to block enemy laser fire. Her fans now appear and disappear at her will (as long as they are in her hands).
To the bone: She's very short-tempered but very friendly towards friends. She's also very clever.
This is how I travel: Yumi uses the Overwing, a hovering scooter, for travel on Lyoko. She usually shares this vehicle with Aelita.
I'm already here: 10th grade.
I control: She has telekinetic powers, though they are difficult to use and exhaust her quickly.
I forgot: Yumi has a big crush on Ulrich but she tries to deny it and declares their relationship as just friendship.
She often wears something black.
I'm just a puppet:
The name I was given: Ulrich Stern.
Give me a present on:
This is how long I've been living: 15.
This is what happened: Ulrich doesn't say much about his personal life and is evasive when someone asks him about himself or his family. His parents, his father in particular, are very hard to please and have high expectations for their son. He also has trouble expressing his feelings, mainly where Yumi Ishiyama is concerned. A common theme in the series is Ulrich only admitting to something after a brush with death or an otherwise dire scenario. In addition to his troubles with Yumi, Ulrich has to deal with Sissi's affections. Due to her being the daughter of the principal, he is often forced into humoring her in order to get something from her father.
Ulrich sees William Dunbar as his rival in their race for the affection of Yumi and can get often very jealous at him.
This is what I'll like or won't like:
This is what I look like:  Ulrich on Earth
 Ulrich in Lyoko.
In my soul I am: A Lyoko warrior and a student at Kadic school academy.
In My Hands: Ulrich has two swords which allow him to cut through monsters with ease or deflect enemy laser fire.
To the bone: Ulrich is the German silently-strong introvert of the group, unwilling to talk about himself unless prodded considerably. Along with Odd, he is often the first to suggest taking immediate action against Xana.
This is how I travel: For travel, he uses a one-wheeled motorcycle called the Overbike, which is also capable of flight.
I'm already here: 9th grade.
I control: His speed on Lyoko is enhanced, such that he can deflect even rapid laser fire with relative ease and run faster than most monsters. An additional boost to his speed can be gained through a super-speed running ability (called Supersprint), which can be use to easily traverse long distances, and even cross the surface of water. He can create two clones of himself to aid in battle (called Triplicate), each of which can take one hit before being destroyed. He can bring these clones back together into him (called Fusion). He can also summon his clones to make a triangle around his enemy, (called Triangulate) then attack it when least expected.
I forgot: Both he and Yumi are practitioners of Pencak Silat. He has a big crush on Yumi but he doesn't know how to tell her.I'm just a puppet:
The name I was given: Aelita Schaeffer.
Give me a present on:
This is how long I've been living: 15 years old (fisical and phichical), 25 years old (by date).
This is what happened: Aelita, real name Aelita Schaeffer (Aelita Hopper in referral to Franz Hopper), Aelita Stones at Kadic, is a human-turned virtual being, and the daughter of Franz Hopper. She is the technical ruler of Lyoko in as much as one exists, one of the leaders of Team Lyoko (though we have not seen her take command in Jeremie's absence), and for the most part the target of XANA's schemes. Aelita is also one of the characters with an unnatural hair color, the other being one of her protectors, Odd. XANA is also her sworn enemy and is after her. Aelita was born to Franz Hopper and Antea Hopper. When the Men In Black began pursuing Franz, he and his daughter went to Lyoko, which, according to Hopper, was a world without danger. XANA, a computer entity created by Hopper to destroy Project Carthage, used the opportunity to imprison its creator and ordered the Scyphozoa to steal Aelita's memories. When Jeremie Belpois stumbled onto the Supercomputer and turned it on, both Aelita and Jeremie were led to believe she was an A.I. because of the fact that she had no memory at all of who she was or where she was, not even her own name. At first, Jeremie called her "Artificial Intelligence", but she wanted to be called something else, so Jeremie called her "Maya". Surprisingly, she was originally planned to really be an AI and not a regular girl. At Kadic she has to do like she's Odd cousin.
This is what I'll like or won't like: She likes being with her friends and playing music as a DJ but she doesn't like to be teased.
This is what I look like:  (Real Life)  (Lyoko)
In my soul I am: Lyoko Warrior and a student at Kadic academy.
In My Hands: Energy Field which she can fire a ball of energy with that can destroy a monster, even without hitting the Eye of XANA (the exception is a closed Megatank). Two energy fields combined in Aelita's hands can slow down a Megatank's beam and if they strike the beam simultaneously, it shatters it like a piece of glass..
To the bone: She's very sensitive and naïef, she beliefs almost everything but is also very generous, kind and friendly. She's also very clever.
This is how I travel: She travels with one of her friends or flies with the wings Jeremie gave her.
I'm already here: 9th grade.
I control: Creativity and second sight (This power, like Odd's Anticipation power, rarely comes to her, it allows her to see through XANA's illusions (making things invisible). It is unknown whether this power was removed when Aelita's link to the supercomputer was broken).
I forgot: She has got a big crush on Jeremie, it is also noticeable that she may have a little crush on Odd.
Her friends use to call her Princess or Mrs. Einstein.
She has got a doll called Mr. Pück.I'm just a puppet:
The name I was given: Odd DellaRobbia.
Give me a present on:
This is how long I've been living: 15 years old.
This is what happened: Odd Della Robbia is a member of Team Lyoko and possibly the most popular among fans for being kindhearted, carefree and funny. He calls himself a ladies' man, but the females he's dated would say the opposite. He likes the color purple, and wears it on most of his clothes. He is one of the Lyoko Warriors and one of Aelita's closest friends, and possibly more than that because he kisses her in Season 4, though this may be just part of his flirty personality. XANA is also his sworn enemy, and he doesn't like Sissi's stupid and childish behavior, but probably wants to like her.
Odd's family is seemingly Norwegian and Italian, and his parents are artists, maybe causing their son's unusual sense of fashion. He knows, or at least claims to know, Pencak Silat, as he can be seen sparring with Ulrich on many occasions.
Odd is Ulrich's best friend, and shares a dorm with him at Kadic. He is a member of the eighth grade, but does not do well due to the fact he spends most of the time in class drawing pictures of Kiwi when he should be taking notes. His pictures are very detailed, however, and he puts a lot of work into them. He enjoys folding his tests into paper cranes, which Jim then collects. He knows various fighting techniques like boxing (how he learned them is not made clear), and has the knowledge of the stereotypical prankster, as demonstrated when he picks locks to get his cell phone back. He is also good at performing music, as he formed a rock group called Pop Rock Progressives and played the guitar for a play. He also does not like biology.
He is shown to be able to eat large quantities of food, even eating food off the trays of his friends. Ulrich has even commented that he has more than one stomach. Despite his rather large appetite, he maintains his "svelte" body through his metabolism. Because of his high metabolism and sky-high energy levels, many people call him "scrawny"; this is met with the line "I'm not scrawny, I'm svelte!". Although Odd has been able to get dates with many girls, the relationships usually end as sour as a lemon. By the end of his 8th grade year, his bad reputation had finally circulated and he is now unable to get a date with anyone. However, all hope is not lost for him; he is trying to win over Sissi's heart. He is very fluent in Italian, but he is also capable of speaking Japanese and Chinese, as demonstrated when he is in Yumi's body.
This is what I'll like or won't like: He likes chasing girls, listening to music, making music and videoclips and drawing, he doesn't like rules nor school.
This is what I look like:  (Real Life)  (Lyoko)
In my soul I am: Lyoko Warrior and a student at Kadic academy.
In My Hands: Odd's gloves are equipped with arrow launchers, which are his main weapon. Odd prefers to attack from long-range, using his accuracy to destroy monsters out of harm's way, but will often fight close-quarters in order to get a shot in. He has gained the ability to fire as many as 10,000 with a reloading program created by Jeremy.
To the bone: Odd is the Italian prankster of the group, acting less serious and more carefree than the others in any given situation. This attitude extends to most forms of danger, which Odd only seems to take seriously when responsible for the welfare of others. While Odd doesn't appear to be a serious student, he maintains a 65% average, apparently aided by high art scores as well as his propensity to copy the papers of others during those tests he actually attempts to pass. During his free time, he prefers to work on guitar, film, drawing, other forms of art, as well as skateboarding, and trying to find his one true love.
This is how I travel: Overboard.
I'm already here: 9th grade.
I control: Shield.
I forgot: Odd has a pet dog named Kiwi, which he keeps in his room regardless of the school's policy. Despite the rule against dogs, most of the students know about it. Odd also shares a room with Ulrich. The others have their own rooms or live at home. This occasionally results in arguments between the two on roommate-related issues. It is revealed that Odd has five sisters.I'm just a puppet:
The name I was given: Jeremie Belpois.
Give me a present on:
This is how long I've been living: 15.
This is what happened: Jeremie Belpois is a member of Team Lyoko, its official leader, and the brainiac always present. Jeremie has only gone to Lyoko (or attempted to) a few times because he is afraid of the scanners, despite the fact he operates them. However, he can overcome his fear if his friends are in danger. His father is named Michael Belpois and it is revealed that he also has a cousin named Patrick.
Jeremie was the first one to discover Lyoko and the first person ever to speak to Aelita; having discovered the deactivated Supercomputer in an abandoned factory. After discovering Aelita's predicament of being stuck in Lyoko, he tried to create a materialization program for her, and eventually fell in love with her, talking to her on his laptop in most of his spare time about his Earth life and about hers. He eventually materialized her and went on a date with her.
This is what I'll like or won't like: He likes learning and computers, he doesn't like to go to Lyoko.
This is what I look like: 
In my soul I am: A Lyoko warrior and a student at Kadic school academy.
To the bone: Jeremie is a computer genius, he can be kind but he's very serious and somewhat strict. He's also a bit timid.
I'm already here: 9th grade.
I forgot: Jeremie has a big crush on Aelita but he doesn't know how to tell her.
His friends use to call him Einstein.I'm just a puppet:
The name I was given: William Dunbar.
Give me a present on:
This is how long I've been living: 16.
This is what happened: William Dunbar is a member of Team Lyoko and a tenth grader at Kadic Academy. He is mostly known for being Ulrich Stern's primary competitor for Yumi's heart. Presumptuous and snide, William is commonly treated as a minor adversary to the Lyoko Warriors, despite becoming one in the end.
William came to Kadic Academy because he was kicked out of his old school for pasting love letters everywhere. He enrolled in the tenth grade, quickly taking a liking to Yumi. However, due to his jerky attitude and need to outdo Ulrich constantly, Yumi liked him less and less, although it is still implied he has a crush on her.
This is what I'll like or won't like: He likes fighting monsters on Lyoko but he hates spiders.
This is what I look like:  (Real Life)  (Lyoko)
In my soul I am: Lyoko Warrior and a student at Kadic academy.
In My Hands: Zweihander.
To the bone: William's personality is self-centered and overconfident but still caring. It is often indicated most things he does are done to improve his social status. He constantly strives to outdo others in whatever they seem to be doing. Thus, William could be treated as the opposite of Ulrich, whom he doesn't seem to think of as that large of a threat to his fancy and pursuit of Yumi in romantic fashion. William, due to his brash nature, might sometimes harm others without meaning to.
William might suffer from inner low self-confidence, but if this is so, he constantly wants to regret this and best his schoolmates. However, he does act more mature in certain situations.
This is how I travel: He travels using his Super Smoke.
I'm already here: 10th grade.
I control: Levitation and Super Smoke.
I forgot: He's afraid of spiders (And thus it is possible that he's scared of Tarantulas as well). I'm just a puppet: LizS
The name I was given: Liz Stuart.
Give me a present on: June 29.
This is how long I've been living: 15 years old.
This is what happened: Liz came to Kadic from the USA after her family died in a house fire and when none of her relatives would look after her. She still has nightmares about the fire that cause her to wake up, crying. She is a major bookworm and can get teased about it. Her feelings get hurt really easily.
This is what I'll like or won't like: Liz loves books, studying, friends. She doesn't like fire or being teased.
This is what I look like:  (Real Life)  (Lyoko)
In my soul I am: Lyoko Warrior and a student at Kadic academy.
In My Hands:  Khopesh
To the bone: Shy, smart.
This is how I travel: Blue Hoverboard with a picture of King Tut's mask on it.
I'm already here: 9th grade.
I control: Flaming Fist (Fireball Projectile), Flame Circle (protective circle of flame for 5 feet; also protects allies).
I forgot: She has got a crush on Jeremie.I'm just a puppet: pandafoxygirl
The name I was given: Gina Schreuder.
Give me a present on: October 30.
This is how long I've been living: 14 years old.
This is what happened: Gina always thought of herself as a normal girl but when she was like three years old she began dreaming about a girl. Gina ,however, didn't know her name so she called her Jade because of her eyes. In the beginning there was nothing wrong and she even became friends with Jade. That was till she became seven, when she was seven Jade suddenly changed and became bad, she began hurting Gina in her dreams and let the ones she loved most die in front of her eyes (only in the dreams, not in reality). After some time Jade seemed to become stronger and even took control over Gina killing and hurting others using her. However Gina only remembers one of the murders she has done (Jade erased her mind after controlling her), she had killed one of her own pets being controlled by Jade. Gina gets scared very easily and is scared to fall asleep since she's scared of Jade. Gina is also very smart and has jumped a class thanks to that since she always had tens and excellents.
Gina was born in Holland but she and her family moved to Spain when Gina was seven.
This is what I'll like or won't like: She likes animals, nature, drawing, reading, writing, listening to music, etc. She doesn't like being teased nor sleeping.
This is what I look like:  Gina on Earth.  Gina on Lyoko.  Jade.
In my soul I am: A normal girl (or at least, that's what she thinks).
In My Hands: a long sword.
To the bone: Gina is what you could say a girl with a golden heart, she's very nice to everybody and very generous. She's also very clever but easy to scare. She's a bit stubborn but also very naive. She's also a bit shy and impulsive, she normally acts without thinking and does what looks best to her. She's very honest and has never betrayed anyone nor broke a promise and she is very good in keeping secrets. She also has a great sense of humor.
This is how I travel: She travels using her wings to fly.
I'm already here: 9th grade.
I control: the powers of nature (in the beginning she can only control air but later she learns how to use her other powers)
I forgot: She's normally teased because she is very tall and has got a lot of pimples but also because she acts a bit "strange."
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:04 am
XANA's Monsters Xana's monstersTo defend his towers and to battle the group in Lyoko, Xana creates and sends monsters to devirtualize them. Each of Xana's monsters has a common trait: the Eye of Xana. This serves as their weak point and, in some cases, an actual eye. A single hit to this part of their body with one of the warrior's weapons will destroy it. They can also be destroyed in other ways, such as being hit by a partner's laser by accident, struck against walls, cast into the digital void, or crushed. With a few exceptions, each monster also has a laser weapon of varying strength, as well as secondary weapons in some cases. The monsters have varying levels of intelligence, which is often directly related to their overall strength. Finally, the monsters usually have fifty life points unless otherwise noted. Most monsters have the ability to aim their laser, though they do not seem to do so often. This is shown from the monster's point of view, which is dominated by a trisected, white circle. When targeting something, an upside-down, red triangle follows what they intend to shoot. When it locks on, the red triangle centers within the circle and three red lines connect each vertex of the triangle to the circle. Only a few monsters have directly demonstrated this targeting system, but it is safe to assume that others utilize the same system. Finally, due to natural faults in translation, it is not unknown for a monster to be renamed in the English version. This is most commonly seen with the Frelions/Frôlions, which are called Hornets or, rarely, Waspters. The Kankrelats were also called Roachsters in the first season, but they are now called by their original name. Each monster is listed with its current English name. Unless otherwise noted, their name in French is the same as it is in English. Land MonstersBloks  Bloks are basically cubes on legs. They have six legs compared to the usual four seen on other monsters, allowing them to balance on surfaces that other monsters would plummet from, like peaks in the Mountain sector. Bloks have four Eyes, one on each of their four vertical sides, and can see through all four. All four also serve as weak points for the Bloks. They rotate their head on an axis connecting the head to their legs. The Blok's four indistinguishable Eyes each serve a unique purpose to the Blok in battle. The front Eye is the brain, the right Eye is a standard laser, the left Eye fires a freeze ray, and the rear Eye shoots pulses of fire rings. Each weapon has a specific glow before firing: red for lasers, light-blue for the freeze ray, and orange for fire rings. The laser can be fired rapidly, doing twenty life points of damage with each hit . The ice beam fires as a continuous stream and has several different effects. It can either freeze part of someone's body, forcing them to chip the ice away, or it can freeze them entirely. If someone is completely frozen, they are either devirtualized or stuck frozen for three minutes (which happened to Ulrich once). The fire rings cause 30 points of damage in a hit. Bloks usually appear in groups of two to four, sometimes burrowing their way out from under the ground as seen in "Mister Pück". The Bloks are persistent and clever; they will use their climbing ability to sneak up on targets and their unique array of weapons to devirtualize them. They are single-minded, however, which causes mistakes, the majority of which are comical. In one instance, a Blok chasing Aelita is knocked over the edge of a cliff by another of its kind when they reach the edge; the latter Blok was not able to stop itself in time. They also tend to ignore most forms of danger, but will dodge attacks. Odd claims that they are his favorite monters to destroy due to its many obvious weaknesses. Creepers  Somewhat resembling a snake, Creepers (fr: Rampants) have a humanoid, semi-organic upper body and a mechanical tail. They pull themselves on their two long, single-jointed legs. They have a rather large, flap-like mouth, the upper flap containing the Eye of Xana. Creepers have the unique ability to move along the walls and ceilings of Sector 5 as if they were moving on level ground. They are the only monster limited to Sector 5. The Creepers' only weapon is an exceptionally powerful laser within its flap-like mouth, which does forty life points of damage. It which can be charged for a more powerful attack. However, they cannot fire it rapidly. Instead, they "spit" the laser at their targets. Creepers have a lower than average twenty life points, so they are easily dispatched. Creepers have a unique way of dying compared other monsters. Instead of exploding into small squares like other monsters, the Creepers explode into a puddle of whitish goop and nerve cell-shaped parts, complete with the appropriate "squishing" sound effects. Like the other monsters, these leftover parts will disappear shortly after the Creeper is destroyed. Creepers tend to attack in large groups, using their climbing ability combined with the unique layout of Sector 5 to attack stealthily and from relative safety. Reinforcements often arrive to help shore up their numbers, but will cease after a certain point if the chances of them winning are unlikely. Guardians  Guardians (fr: Gardiens) are large, orange spheres that Xana can use to trap anyone it wants, provided they are in Lyoko. The victim is rendered unconscious and cannot be located or spoken to on Lyoko. The Guardian can be tricked into releasing its captive if an exact duplicate appears before it. This destroys the Guardian, scattering its energy about the landscape in the form of orange threads. Force is useless against these enemies, for they have no Eye to target. They are only seen twice in the first season; once in "Image Problem" and again in "The Girl of the Dreams", with Yumi and Aelita as captives, respectively. Guardians aren't intelligent, so they use no strategy. They merely sneak up on and capture their targets. They will then move to an isolated area to avoid detection. Monsters were only sent to guard it in the first instance. In the second instance, it had captured Aelita, so the possibility of her being freed was significantly reduced. Hornets  Resembling a mosquito without legs, Hornets (fr: Frelions/Frôlions) are one of the two flight-capable monsters, the other being the Mantas. Hornets have ten thin wings, five on each side of their bodies, which allow them to fly at speeds rivaling those of the vehicles. The Eye of Xana dominates their forehead, and their small size makes them easy to dispatch regardless of where they are hit; however, their speed and maneuverability makes hitting them quite difficult. Hornets carry two types of weapons. The first is a laser equipped on their stinger-like tail that causes 20 points of damage. They fire it by jabbing their tail at a target like a stinger. In season one, they were able to attack rapidly with this weapon, but this was removed in season two onwards. They make up for this by massing their fire. The second, albeit rarely used weapon, is a massive proboscis that can spit poison. The poison drains life points from everyone touching it at a rate proportional to how much is present. Poison-bearing Hornets have thirty additional lifepoints. Hornets usually travel in groups of three to five, in order to mass their fire and cause more damage to the warriors. They utilize their speed to do attack runs on targets, quickly flying in with a barrage of lasers and leaving just as fast. When a target is in a confined space or immobile, they will circle around the target and fire from all angles. The groups of three to five have one leader and two to four wingmates. Supposedly, destroying the leader might destroy its wingmates, but this has never happened. Kankrelats  Kankrelats, referred to as Roachsters in the first season, are the smallest and weakest of Xana's monsters, being light enough for the warriors to kick around. They are fairly fast when they want to be, and are excellent dodgers thanks to their small size. They can also leap a considerable distance through enough speed and cling to objects with their pointed feet. The weak point of a Kankrelat is the Eye on its carapace. They are the least intelligent of Xana's monsters. Kankrelats are equipped with a weak laser cannon below its carapace which causes only 10 points of damage per hit, the weakest of any monster. It also cannot be fired rapidly, so Kankrelats have to employ the same mass-fire techniques as the Hornets in order to be effective. A small spinning laser effect, which represents the weapon charging, precedes the firing. The Kankrelats occasionally run with their lasers pre-charged. Kankrelats were the first monsters materialized in the real world. Reflecting their power, their laser blasts only burned through clothing, but caused average harm. Kankrelats were also the only monsters teleported to the site of a Replica's supercomputer to attack the heroes, during the episode "Hard Luck". Kankrelats usually move in groups of five to make up for their poor individual power. They will single-mindedly chase their target, regardless of where that target goes to evade them or what dangers happen to be in their way. They will also attack a target relentlessly, regardless of how futile such an action may be in some circumstances. They will occasionally attack from multiple fronts, but usually attack from a single direction. From the second season onward, the Kankrelats have become the comic relief on Lyoko. In "Attack of the Zombies", a Kankrelat tried to chase Aelita into a tower, only to bounce off of the surface and fall on its side. It then proceeded to run in a circle without getting up. In "Ultimatum", three Kankrelats fall down an ice tunnel in a "Three Stooges" fashion. The first one stops in time to look down the tunnel, the second bumps into the first, and the third crashes into them, causing all three to fall into the tunnel, blasting randomly (and hitting each other) as they do. In the episode "Double Trouble", one of Xana's clones causes bugs in Odd and Yumi's profiles, leaving them immaterial on Lyoko. Despite the fact that their lasers pass right through Odd and Yumi, the Kankrelats continue to fire pointlessly for some time, eventually stopping and just circling their foes, passing right through them occasionally. Throughout the final three seasons, Kankrelats also tend to become the brunt of the warrior's physical jokes, such as being kicked around by Ulrich in "Tip-Top Shape" and Odd in "Double Trouble". Finally, they share the misfortune of being devirtualized by ally monsters when a shot intended for a warrior misses. Kolossus  The Kolossus (fr: Kolosse) is the largest and most powerful monster created by Xana, larger than the towers on Lyoko and strong enough to push them over barehanded. It was the last monster created by Xana in "Cold Sweat" and appeared in the next two episodes after that before being finally defeated in "Fight to the Finish". The Kolossus is created using the combined power of hundreds of supercomputers that Xana has control over. It resembles a golem made of hardened lava, with the molten kind flowing through its body like blood. Its head somewhat resembles an insect, with two loose mandibles hanging from its chin. Several dreadlock-like extensions also come out from the top. The Kolossus is said to be from the Volcanic sector despite how its created in the show, which is only available in the video games. The Kolossus has five eyes of Xana on its body: there is one on its head, one centered on its sword arm, and three smaller ones clustered around the latter. Hitting either eye has no effect on the creature, but hitting both large eyes destroys it. When it dies, the lava portions of its body harden, leaving a frozen corpse behind. This was proved on the episode "Fight to the Finish", when Ulrich stuck one of his swords into the Kolossus' head, and then fell off, hitting the Kolossus' Sword-Arm and when the others went in the Transport, the Kolossus fell on Ulrich, devirtualizing him. It is believed that the Kolossus' corpse disappears after a short period of time, like the other monsters. The Kolossus has no visible laser weapon. Instead, it causes devirtualization by either stepping on its foes, landing on them, or swiping at its enemies with its giant sword-like hand. The Kolossus uses no strategy in battle; its only function is to devirtualize the warriors and to destroy the Skid. While powerful, its size prevents it from attacking rapidly, so other monsters are occasionally deployed alongside it to pick off any warriors it fails to devirtualize. Also, due to its immense size and space, its deployment is limited only to a battlefield large enough to accommodate it — namely the Ice Sector. Krabes  Resembling an overgrown crab without the pincers, Krabes are one of the strongest monsters in Lyoko. Krabes have four large, jointed, scythe-like legs, allowing them to easily climb any surface, though they rarely do so. In the episode "Plagued", three Krabes were able to walk effectively on a surface tilted at a 90° angle. They appear to bear a higher level of independence than most of Xana's monsters, and may also have the best aim. The Krabe's Eye is on its back, making it difficult to hit. However, the Eye is massive compared to other monsters, and thus easy to hit from above.There were a couple of times where the eye was not hit to destroy it. Once, Ulrich stabbed the monster's stomach to destroy it. Yumi also destroyed it by slicing off two of its front legs. The Krabes have four separate weapons. Its main weapons are two tri-lasers, placed on top of one another on the front of its shell. The main laser deals 40 points of damage while the ventral laser (on their underbelly and more difficult to aim) deals 80 points of damage. Either one can be fired rapidly. These lasers have a unique visual effect. When either laser is fired, a large, upside-down flash of the Eye accompanies the firing. Its third weapon is a pulse weapon located on their stomach. Though this weapon has yet to hit a foe, it is believed to cause instant devirtualization in a hit. Finally, its legs can be used as stabbing weapons for instant devirtulization. The Krabes have never done this in Lyoko, though. When they were sent to the real world, they used their legs to pin their victims to the ground. Krabes were the second monsters materialized into the real world, but their size caused them to destroy the scanners that produced them, limiting the total number to three. When in the real world, their lasers caused a fair amount of damage to whatever they hit, unlike the Kankrelats. They also used their scythe-like legs to pin their victims to the ground, making eliminating them much easier. Krabes normally travel in groups of two or three, though they are quite capable of defending themselves alone. Krabes take a straight-forward approach to fighting, preferring a direct assault to any form of strategy. This tends to work fairly well when they're in groups, but not so well when they're alone. When alone, they are easily tricked or avoided. Although their scythe-like legs enable them to easily traverse gaps in most sectors and walk along plateaus tilted at 90° angles, their size and limited range of vision discourages close-range combat. They are usually pitted against Yumi. Mantas  Vaguely resembling manta rays, Mantas take up residence in Sector 5. They are capable of flight, but look as if they're swimming when doing so, and shriek like hawks. Like the Krabes, their Eye is located on their backs, and is rather large when compared to other monsters. Despite this, they have the most endurance compared to other monsters; a Manta once survived an assault by Ulrich that nearly bisected it. Mantas seem to be Xana's last line of defense against intruders, since they only materialize when Aelita has reached the interface in Sector 5. William also has a black-colored Manta (as opposed to the standard blue) which he uses as transportation. Mantas have two weapons at their disposal. The first is a powerful laser that can be chained, but at medium-paced speed. The damage caused by this laser is 60 life points. Like with the Krabe, the Eye accompanies the firing of the Manta's laser. They also have the ability to lay floating mines, which resemble floating skulls with the Eye printed on their faces. The mines can either float in place to act as barriers or track their target until they destroy it. The mines detonate upon impacting a solid object, regardless of what that object may be. The Mantas can lay hundreds of mines in rapid succession, allowing them to quickly blockade a target or a specific area, though they will disappear just as quickly after a few are destroyed. The mines cause instant devirtalization should they hit, though the vehicles are capable of surviving a single blast. Apart from their regular weapons, two Mantas exhibited a unique attack when working together in "Temporary Insanity". By joining at their stomachs, the two Mantas were surrounded by a red aura that enabled them to fire a massive red laser. When the laser struck both Odd and Ulrich, who were riding on Odd's Overboard at the time, they were enveloped in the same aura which eventually devirtualized them. After a short period in the real world, they went insane, believing themselves to be on Lyoko. After returning to Lyoko, they believed themselves to be on Earth. Being from Sector 5, the Mantas also have a unique trait. Unlike other monsters, Mantas aren't materialized when needed. Instead, they form from lumps on the outside "wall" of the sector in a process referred to as "hatching." Mantas travel in groups of one to three. They tend to use the same hit and run strategy as the Hornets, but their slower speed allows them to fire more in a single pass. It also makes their passes in general take longer, giving their targets a greater opportunity to counterattack. They can also use their flying mines to chase down or barricade their targets, preventing any means of escape. When facing a stationary target, they use the same circling strategy as the Hornets. Mantas can be used as transportation by the warriors as well as William. They seem to not attack when someone is on their back. They are very helpful in getting across large gaps in Sector 5. Megatanks  Resembling a massive sphere, Megatanks are one of the most rarely seen and arguably the most dangerous of Xana's monsters. In fact, they have made the least appearances (Despite being the second monster introduced in the show, first being Kankrelats) of any normal monster and do more damage than any other monster. The weak points of the Megatank are its two Eyes, which are located opposite each other on a support ring inside its casing. The casing is able to resist any attack, even one from another Megatank (although it doesn't cancel out the force of the attack). It only opens this casing when preparing to fire, making it all the more dangerous to attack. Fake Eyes appear around its equatorial axis before it opens, as a sort of warning. Megatanks move by rotating the two halves of their casings. This unique method of propulsion allows them to travel faster than anything on Lyoko, including the vehicles, but only marginally so. Megatanks lack the ability to slow themselves down quickly, which can lead to them falling into the digital sea through their own excess momentum. For this reason, they are rarely seen in the Mountain sector. Megatanks have some limited mobility beyond rolling their cases; if knocked on their side, they can realign themselves before rolling again. Their weight and speed also enables them to flatten and devirtualize the warriors if given the chance. The Megatank's only weapon is its massive elliptical laser, which is charged and fired from the support ring inside its casing. This circular setup allows it to fire both behind and ahead of itself simultaneously. Alternatively, the Megatank can rotate on its side and fire sideways, creating a nearly unavoidable attack. The Megatank's laser has one of the longest ranges of any weapon, and fires as a solid pulse instead of a short burst. However, due to this setup, the weapon must reach its destination and retreat before the Megatank can fire again. Though the Megatank can fire rapidly if need be, it needs to pause every so often to recharge its weapon. Megatanks normally fire their attack while stationary, though they can fire it while running, albeit with greater difficulty. The Megatank's laser only did fifty points of damage per hit at first, but started to do one hundred points of damage per hit after the episode "Code: Earth". The official site has both damage totals listed. Before the episode "Code: Earth", the Megatank's laser was usually impeded when it struck someone or something, allowing the others to shield Aelita with their body, but with the damage increase, they can now shoot straight through any of the heroes, making the previous strategy of self-sacrifice useless. In addition to that, the Megatanks became the only monsters with a weapon capable of altering the landscape of Lyoko. It can cleanly slice through most objects on Lyoko, though a sufficiently thick object will stop the attack. Strangely, the Megatank doesn't damage the ground it is on when firing its laser. Aelita and Ulrich have weapons capable of blocking the Megatank's laser, but the force behind the blast prevents them from doing so for long. Ulrich's solid weapon is less effective than Aelita's energy-based one, so he has more trouble stopping the attack. It can actually shatter his sword if given enough time. Aelita, however, can shatter the Megatank's laser itself with two energy fields; the attack scatters the laser into glass-like pieces of energy in every direction that disappear after a short period. The Megatank is also the only monster powerful enough to damage a tower, other than the specially-created Kolossus. Megatanks have attacked towers twice so far. The first time was in the first season episode "Code: Earth", in order to prevent Aelita from reaching the real world. The second time was in the second season episode "Contact", in order to shut down a tower being used by Franz Hopper. When they cause enough damage, the tower that they're attacking shuts down completely. They failed the first time, but succeeded the second. Megatanks usually travel alone, but will travel in groups of two or three if Xana is desperate. Their strategy is fairly simple, but overwhelmingly effective in most cases. They keep their outer shells closed until they're ready to attack, then close them right after doing so. This makes damaging them quite difficult. Their speed also allows them to keep in range of their targets easily, preventing any escape. In the Mountain sector, they can use their massive laser blast to blockade smaller paths. Since their attack and invulnerable shell prevents effective close-range combat, Odd has the best record against the Megatanks. Scyphozoa  Resembling a giant jellyfish (fr: la Méduse, which means the Jellyfish. Scyphozoa is in fact the scientific name for jellyfish, from the Greek words for "cup" and "animal") with long tentacles protruding from its sides, the Scyphozoa is much larger than the rest of Xana's monsters. Its eye is located on a green diamond just in front of its head. The head is bulb-shaped, and sits on its cone-shaped body. Unlike the other monsters, who move through some form of physical transportation (legs or wings), the Scyphozoa is able to float as if it were swimming through water. This enables it to easily reach otherwise unaccessible areas on Lyoko, and also makes it highly maneuverable in close quarters. Unlike Xana's regular monsters (except the Kolossus), the Scyphozoa is the only monster of its kind. In the second season, the Scyphozoa appears fairly frequently and has only one specialized function: stealing the memory of its target. The Scyphozoa's main target is Aelita, though it targeted Yumi on one occasion. To steal its target's memory, the Scyphozoa wraps its two front tentacles around them. The victim is then encased in a red aura and rendered immobile. The Scyphozoa then places its three tentacles to a victim's head; two at the victim's temples and one at their forehead. It then begins to drain its victim's memory, which is visible as a pinkish fluid that passes through the Scyphozoa's tentacles and into an organ in its bulb-shaped head, supposedly its brain. If it manages to finish its task, it will drops its victim and floats away. If the tentacles are severed before the process is complete, any data it has stolen is returned to the owner. This runs contrary to the episode "Missing Link", where it still managed to steal Yumi's digital genetic code even though its tentacles were severed. The draining process seems to wear out its victim, as its captives usually feel momentary fatigue. It can also drain life points, as evidenced by the Scyphozoa's attack on the Skid in "The Lake". As with all of Xana's monsters, the Scyphozoa's proposed weakness is the Eye on its head. Only its head and tentacles have ever been hit though. Its head simply absorbs the attacks, but the tentacles are severed when hit. This causes it to lose its grasp on its victim. Getting hit in the head can also cause it to lose its grasp on its victim, though the effectiveness of this varies. This monster has also managed to survive every attack inflicted upon it, including Odd's arrows and Manta mines. This suggests that it might be indestructible or, at the very least, extremely durable, since even non-Eye hits have done no visible damage to it. It is only destroyed once, and inadvertently at that, in "The Lake", when Aelita supercharges the Skid's shields using energy from various towers in Lyoko. As it was connected to the shields at the time, the sudden increase in power overloaded and destroyed it. It also seems to be capable of regenerating its limbs over a short period of time. This is seen in "Déjà Vu", when its tentacles were severed by Ulrich yet it came back whole a few minutes later. Regardless of this, the Scyphozoa retreats whenever it faces any significant resistance. Xana is not willing to risk losing Aelita's memories, so the Scyphozoa can also be persuaded to let her go if the group is willing to destroy her rather than let Xana have her memories. This has only happened once, in "Saint Valentine's Day", where Odd threatened to kill Aelita until the Scyphozoa was persuaded to release her. In "The Key", the Scyphozoa finally managed to steal Aelita's memories, which contained the keys to Lyoko. The theft effectively killed her, since it took every last memory she had. When it succeeded, every tower in Lyoko became controlled by Xana. As Xana escaped the supercomputer, Sector 5 shut down. It was only through the intervention of Franz Hopper that Sector 5 was restarted and all of the towers were purified. His intervention also brought Aelita back to life and restored all of her memories. Having completed its original purpose, Xana now uses the Scyphozoa to transfer viruses to Aelita in the third season. This enables him to take control of her, afterwards which he can use her to delete sectors in Lyoko by having her enter the code "Xana" into a sector's passage tower. In the last episode of the third season, "Final Round", the Scyphozoa also takes control of William and uses him to destroy Lyoko's core. It continues to use its viruses to possess Aelita in the fourth season and, on occasion, will be deployed to drain energy from the Skid. The Scyphozoa doesn't utilize any strategy in completing its goals. It merely waits for a decent opening and proceeds to capture its target. Other monsters are usually deployed alongside it to corner a target, making the Scyphozoa's job easier. The Scyphozoa will not attempt to capture a target if there is significant resistance and will retreat if threatened. Tarantulas  Resembling a giant semi-organic spider with four jointed legs and six small, red eyes located near the tip of their head, Tarantulas are one of Xana's most powerful monsters. With a higher-than-average 125 life points, higher than average intelligence (surpassing the Krabes), and the vulnerable Eye on the top of their head, Tarantulas are quite difficult to destroy and a single one can easily wipe out the team by itself. Tarantulas were the first new monster introduced in the second season. The Tarantulas' weapons are the laser cannons on the tips of their front legs. These lasers cause 20 points of damage per hit. Tarantulas don't need to charge their lasers beforehand, though they can charge their lasers for more powerful shots that cause fifty points of damage per hit. While the lasers are powerful, they can be disabled if the Tarantulas' cannons are severed by a warrior's weapon. To fire their cannons normally, Tarantulas must first seat themselves on their hind legs while holding up their front legs. While each laser cannon can only be fired at medium-paced speed, with proper timing, the Tarantula can chain each shot to create a near-continuous stream of laser-fire. The position of its limbs allow for a 180° field of fire, allowing it to keep up its attacks without stopping to adjust its position. Since the Tarantula fires its lasers while seated, however, its movement is limited to its field of fire, affording it few opportunities to escape in battle. The Tarantula isn't completely immobile in combat; it can run on its hind legs to take long-distance shots, though it can only fire a few times before falling back onto all fours. It can run fairly fast compared to the other monsters thanks to its fairly long legs, but can't climb nor balance well due to the cannons on the tips of its legs, limiting it to relatively flat surfaces. Slippery or slanted surfaces, especially those in the Ice Barrier sector, cause them to slip. Tarantulas, like the Creepers, also tend to explode into nerve-like body parts, along with the regular mechanical pieces when destroyed. Additionally, a Tarantula in "Lyoko Minus One" is destroyed uniquely when the sector it is in is deleted. Its body glowed orange and it fell apart. In "Hot Shower", when Xana calls off his attack, they turned to a whitish-pink dust. Unlike the original monsters, Tarantulas have a habit of grunting and roaring on Lyoko. These roars can act as a means of communication between two or more Tarantulas, but normally serve to indicate their mood (prepared for battle, victorious, agitated, etc.). Tarantulas usually travel alone, but will travel in groups of two to four to protect a tower. The Tarantulas' strategy usually involves guarding a target, since their method of attack prohibits them from moving while firing. In the instances where the chase a target, they will try to run their prey into a corner, allowing them to fire rapidly. When fighting a group, they will simply sit in one place and fire, changing position as necessary. If two or more Tarantulas battle a group, they will mass their fire from a single direction to increase the odds of devirtualizing a warrior. Digital sea monstersKalamar  The Kalamar is a squid-like monster seen only in "Cousins Once Removed". It is a fairly slow monster, but more durable to compensate, taking three torpedoes to destroy while the others can be destroyed with just one. It attacks with a large drill attached to its underside, which it uses to drill through the hull of the Skid. Kongers  Introduced in "Maiden Voyage", Kongers (fr: Kongres) are eel-like creatures with a piranha-shaped head. The eye of Xana is in a small pod in their blue tails. They attack by shooting lasers from their eyes, and are extremely fast and maneuverable.
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Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 3:34 am
List of Locations
This is a list of locations, just in case you want to see all the locations.
Kadic
Dormitory Building
Science Building
Administrative Building
Gym
Track
Park
Courtyard
School Antenna
Cafeteria
Infirmary
Tool Shed
Pool
The Factory
Assembly Room
Factory Floor
Security Center
Lab
Scanner Room
Supercomputer Room
Lyoko
Digital Void
Virtual Limbo
Desert
Ice Barrier
Forest
Mountains
Carthage
Other Locations
Ishiyama residence
Sewers
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The World Network
Jungle Research Facility
New Mexico Research Facility
Space Station
Volcanoe
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Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:31 am
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Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 4:19 pm
Liz sat on the bench with her nose in a book about Ancient Egypt. It was her favorite subject to read about. She spent most of her time reading and got tease about it. But at the moment, she was engrossed in her book.
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Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 9:43 am
Gina was at the red cross, a juvenil centrum that was in her hometown, Tordera.
She was surfing the internet on one of the computers in the computer room. The room was little and there were only four computers, she had luck she got one for herself since they were normally all ocuppied when she arrived.
She looked at the clock on the screen that showed it was 18:42 and that moment her brother, Dion came in.
"Gina come on, dad's waiting outside" she left the computer and went outside in the rain with him.
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Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 5:46 pm
Liz turned a page in her book. She was really engrossed in the chapter on Cleopatra's reign of Egypt. Cleopatra was her favorite ruler.
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Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 7:45 am
When they came outside Gina observed the nightsky, it was already very dark. They ran through the rain towards the car and got insidse it, seconds later their dad started to drive away.
Like 12 minutes later they came at their home and exited the car only to step in the wed mud.
They ran towards their house and entered it.
Gina sat down on the sofa, putting her bags next to her, and took off her shoes.
"How was school?" Asked Gina's mom to her kids.
"Fine" was the normal answer she got. Gina placed her wet shoes near the central warming before going to her room where she took off her black ((fake))leather jacket.
She placed her schoolbag and P.E.bag on the floor and took her agenda out of her schoolbag.
'Fine, we have Biology, Catalan and Spanish homework for tomorrow' she read 'I only hope I will be able to finnish it in time' she took her Catalan schoolbook out of her bag and opened it on page 79 as she began doing her homework.
After two hours she finally finnished her homework, she looked at the clock, it was 21:16 and her parents had already told her two times to pack her bag.
She began packing her bag:
Catalan, Alternative, Spanish and Biology was what she would have the next day.
She put the books in the right order in her bag and after she finnished she put on her pajamas.
She went to the bathroom careful not to make a lot of noise since her brother was already sleeping, brushed her teeth and washed her face.
"'Night" she said to her parents before going to her room, she turned the light off and stept in her bed falling asleep seconds later.
((Agh, I had a hard time writing this, I've been working for a month on stories in 1st person now without doing anyhting in 3rd person, the whole time while I was writing this I made errors writing in 1st person instead of 3rd person))
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Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:19 pm
'Nnnn, not now' Gina had a beautiful dream but the alarm had woken her up 'men I really hate that ringtone' (( the ringtone of her alarm is a man's voice singing in a fast way: "wake up, wake up, wake up." It's really annoying and I can know since that's the ringtone I use for my alarm sweatdrop ))It was 7:30 am and Gina was still very tired. There was something strange happening though and she knew what, it had been a long time that she didn't see nor hear anything from Jade which was very strange since normally her dreams would be disturbed every night by her but it had been a long time ago since that happened. It felt strange though, she was used to it, used to the pain, it had been a long time that she hadn't felt that pain and since Jade "dissappeared" Gina had got beautiful dreams which she didn't remember ever having.
She wasn't scared to fall asleep anymore but she just couldn't stop being tired by the lack of sleep she had had for years.
She kept in her bed for five more minutes and then got out only to feel cold shivers climbing a way through her skin. It was always cold in her room in the morning 'why is it always so cold in here?' she asked herself and went to the bathroom to pee.
After peeing she went back to her room and began putting on her clothes: a white sweater and grey jeans followed by pink ankle socks.
She went back to the bathroom and brushed her hair before putting on mascara and her earrings.
"Morning" she greeted her parents and her brother grabbing the sandwich her mother had just prepared for her and taking a bite of it.
At 8:10 am they got out of the house and walked to the car getting into it and driving towards the town.
Like 12 minutes later they arrived at Tordera's high school and Gina got out of the car.
"'ll see you at one pm" she said to her arents before walking away towards her school.
She got inside school just as the schoolbell rang and she got into her class just in time.
((I'd like to write more but I have to go))
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