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* BannedInChina: This cartoon once aired in China and only the first two seasons were aired before it was banned permanently from airing on Chinese televisions ever again. The reason of the ban? This cartoon was disguised as a Chinese cartoon in order to get a primetime airslot (5PM-8PM) which violated Chinese rule which was enforced in 2006, in where only Chinese programming were aired on primetime airslot.
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* BannedInChina: This cartoon once aired in China and only the first two seasons were aired before it was banned permanently from airing on Chinese televisions ever again. The reason of for the ban? This cartoon was disguised as a Chinese cartoon in order to get a primetime airslot (5PM-8PM) which violated Chinese rule which was enforced in 2006, in where only Chinese programming were aired on primetime airslot.
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** A movie based on the franchise was in the planning stages during the series run, called ''Code Lyoko: Havoc''. It was originally meant to be a two-part episode (much like XANA Awakens before it), before being ultimately turned into a film. Sophie Decroisette described the film as Code Lyoko meets ''Film/TheTerminator'' with several scripts being processed before being scrapped due to financial and distribution reasons, according to Decroisette:
*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the full consequences of [[TheBadGuyWins XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped with a ruined Paris and Kadic overrun with robots under the AI's control with the trio teaming up with their adult selves (who would have likely led a resistance group), with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet while also preventing the BadFuture from happening.
*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the full consequences of [[TheBadGuyWins XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped with a ruined Paris and Kadic overrun with robots under the AI's control with the trio teaming up with their adult selves (who would have likely led a resistance group), with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet while also preventing the BadFuture from happening.
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** A movie based on the franchise was in the planning stages during the series run, called ''Code Lyoko: Havoc''. It was originally meant to be a two-part episode (much like XANA Awakens before it), before being ultimately turned into a film. Sophie Decroisette described the film as Code Lyoko ''Code Lyoko'' meets ''Film/TheTerminator'' with several scripts being processed before being scrapped due to financial and distribution reasons, according to Decroisette:
*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the full consequences of [[TheBadGuyWins XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped with scenes of aruined destroyed Paris and Kadic overrun with robots robots, creatures and humans all under the AI's control with the trio teaming up with their adult selves counterparts (who would have likely led a resistance group), with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet (which caused the incident that lead to XANA's ultimate victory) while also preventing the BadFuture from happening.
*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the full consequences of [[TheBadGuyWins XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped with scenes of a
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*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[TheBadGuyWins XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped with a ruined Paris and Kadic overrun with robots under the AI's control, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet while preventing the BadFuture from happening.
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*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the full consequences of [[TheBadGuyWins XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped with a ruined Paris and Kadic overrun with robots under the AI's control, control with the trio teaming up with their adult selves (who would have likely led a resistance group), with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet while also preventing the BadFuture from happening.
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*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[BadFuture XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped with a ruined Paris and Kadic overrun with robots under the AI's control, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet while preventing the BadFuture from happening.
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*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[BadFuture [[TheBadGuyWins XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped with a ruined Paris and Kadic overrun with robots under the AI's control, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet while preventing the BadFuture from happening.
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*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[BadFuture XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet.
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*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[BadFuture XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped, stopped with a ruined Paris and Kadic overrun with robots under the AI's control, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet.yet while preventing the BadFuture from happening.
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*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[20MinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[BadFuture XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet.
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*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[20MinutesIntoTheFuture [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[BadFuture XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet.
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** A movie based on the franchise was in the planning stages during the series run, called ''Code Lyoko: Havoc''. It was originally meant to be a two-part episode (much like XANA Awakens before it), before being ultimately turned into a film. Sophie Decroisette described the film as Code Lyoko meets ''Film/TheTerminator'' with several scripts being processed before being scrapped due to financial and distribution reasons, according to Decroisette:
*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[20MinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[BadFuture XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet.
*** The plot was to involve a buggy Return to the Past that would have flung Yumi, Odd and Ulrich [[20MinutesIntoTheFuture 60 years into the future]] with the future showing the consequences of [[BadFuture XANA's power]] if he isn't stopped, with them doing whatever they can to return to the past in time to save Aelita and Jeremie from XANA's deadliest attack yet.
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** William's original name was going to be Orlando, but it was quickly dropped.
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** William's original name was going to be Orlando, but it was quickly dropped.dropped in favor of the tribute to Scottish historical warrior William Wallace (whose town of Dunbar, Scotland would be used as William's last name).
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The reason why the show was so formulaic in Season 1. Executives thought that a serial plot-line would [[ViewersAreMorons confuse viewers]]. Also, look below at WhatCouldHaveBeen concerning the ''Garage Kids'' concept. Allegedly, the [[ResetButton Return To The Past]] was implemented specifically ''because'' of this executive demand as a means of [[StatusQuoIsGod maintaining status quo]], which would easily explain the later decision to write in an excuse to use it less in subsequent seasons.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: ExecutiveMeddling:
** The reason why the show was so formulaic in Season 1. Executives thought that a serial plot-line would [[ViewersAreMorons confuse viewers]].Also, look below at WhatCouldHaveBeen concerning the ''Garage Kids'' concept. Allegedly, the [[ResetButton Return To The Past]] was implemented specifically ''because'' of this executive demand as a means of [[StatusQuoIsGod maintaining status quo]], which would easily explain the later decision to write in an excuse to use it less in subsequent seasons.seasons.
*** Also detailed in WhatCouldHaveBeen concerning the ''Garage Kids'' concept, but it is precisely because of this trope that the current iteration of ''Code Lyoko'' exists. The original plan was to fully develop the world presented in the pilot, but executives considered it too dark and did not approve of the concept of the Lyoko Warriors keeping their abilities in the real world. Thomas Romain left the project to work on WesternAnimation/ObanStarRacers as a result, and it was not until Sophie Decroisette was brought on board that the series would start to properly congeal.
** This would likewise continue with the production of Seasons 3 and 4; originally Season 3 and Season 4 were going to be around the same length as standard seasons, but Season 3's episode count was cut in half, with some leftover slots used to make the [[Recap/CodeLyokoXANAAwakensPart1 prequel]] [[Recap/CodeLyokoXANAAwakensPart2 two-parter]], and Season 4 was slightly extended. However, it too did not escape meddling. As seen below with WhatCouldHaveBeen, numerous concepts were proposed for the Season, but many were rejected, with budget cuts forcing the deletion of the Mountain Replika.
*** Said meddling is also the reason why the lore concerning the supercomputer did not progress beyond Season 2; executives considered exploring it to be too complicated and thus the producers were not allowed to pursue the plotline of Project: Carthage any further past that point.
** The reason why the show was so formulaic in Season 1. Executives thought that a serial plot-line would [[ViewersAreMorons confuse viewers]].
*** Also detailed in WhatCouldHaveBeen concerning the ''Garage Kids'' concept, but it is precisely because of this trope that the current iteration of ''Code Lyoko'' exists. The original plan was to fully develop the world presented in the pilot, but executives considered it too dark and did not approve of the concept of the Lyoko Warriors keeping their abilities in the real world. Thomas Romain left the project to work on WesternAnimation/ObanStarRacers as a result, and it was not until Sophie Decroisette was brought on board that the series would start to properly congeal.
** This would likewise continue with the production of Seasons 3 and 4; originally Season 3 and Season 4 were going to be around the same length as standard seasons, but Season 3's episode count was cut in half, with some leftover slots used to make the [[Recap/CodeLyokoXANAAwakensPart1 prequel]] [[Recap/CodeLyokoXANAAwakensPart2 two-parter]], and Season 4 was slightly extended. However, it too did not escape meddling. As seen below with WhatCouldHaveBeen, numerous concepts were proposed for the Season, but many were rejected, with budget cuts forcing the deletion of the Mountain Replika.
*** Said meddling is also the reason why the lore concerning the supercomputer did not progress beyond Season 2; executives considered exploring it to be too complicated and thus the producers were not allowed to pursue the plotline of Project: Carthage any further past that point.
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** Combined with EarlyInstallmentWeirdness, the [[http://en.codelyoko.fr/bible_graphique.cl Season One]] show bible contains many different ideas than what was provided in latter seasons, and only having glimpses seen in some Season 1 episodes.
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** Combined with EarlyInstallmentWeirdness, the [[http://en.codelyoko.fr/bible_graphique.cl Season One]] show bible contains many different ideas than what was provided in latter seasons, seasons (owing to Sophie Decroisette rewriting it for Season 2 onwards), and only having glimpses seen in some Season 1 episodes.
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** Some concepts that were planned for Season 4, such as Ulrich having a visor on his outfit and Odd having larger claws, were scrapped, along with several proposed monster designs. Two Replika-based episodes were also cut from the season.
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** Some concepts that were planned for Season 4, such as Ulrich having a visor on his outfit and Odd having larger claws, were scrapped, along with several proposed monster designs. Two Replika-based episodes were also cut from the season.season, most prominently the Mountain Replika, which got far enough to have a [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/codelyoko/images/6/6b/Decors_067.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140228043751 real-world background model]] for its supercomputer made..
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* TheWikiRule: [[http://codelyoko.wikia.com/wiki/Code_Lyoko_Wikia The Code Lyoko Wiki]].
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* {{Trope Namer|s}}: For SuperSmoke.
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* CrossDressingVoices: Barbara Weber-Scaff as Ulrich, Mirabelle Kirkland as Kiwi, and Sharon Mann as Jérémie -- and that's just the main cast.
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* CrossDressingVoices: The English-language voice cast has Barbara Weber-Scaff as Ulrich, Mirabelle Kirkland as Kiwi, and Sharon Mann as Jérémie -- and that's just the main cast.
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* ConclusionInAnotherMedium: The last seven episodes wound up not making broadcast and were shown only on Cartoon Network's online video service.
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* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: The last seven episodes wound up not making broadcast and were shown only on Cartoon Network's online video service.
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** Paul Bandey voiced Franz Hopper in Season Two but his appearance in Season Four was done by Alan Wenger. Bandey would reprise his part years later in the fan-created simulation [[VideoGame/{{IFSCL}}]].
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** Paul Bandey voiced Franz Hopper in Season Two but his appearance in Season Four was done by Alan Wenger. Bandey would reprise his part years later in the fan-created simulation [[VideoGame/{{IFSCL}}]].VideoGame/{{IFSCL}}.
