Well you have like 3/4 anime school in France to learn to be mangaka, animator specialize in anime. Also you have a bunch of animation school. France is the 2nd country around the world who consume the most, manga. Anime air on regular tv channel, you can find anime and manga stuff in regular supermarket, we also have a lot of Japanese event. Japan and France are kind of culture lover for each other.
I loved code lyoko growing up. The complex plot and characters kept me so entertained. I also loved getting to know the character's lives and struggles outside the computer world. Made me feel like I was actually a part of their lives as well.
I don't think it's surprising that the fandom is still alive. The show was too awesome ;) But 2 other reasons why the fandom is still alive are: nostalgic feelings and the show is very unknown. That makes it very special. It feels like you're part of a special club with just a few members. That is why the fandom is still alive i think.
@@vins-pd1st The serie wasn't so unknown (at least in France)and the fandom is still alive because there is fangame named IFSCL which reproduce the interface of the Supercalculator seen in the serie.
@@inaneinacheve True, in a few countries the show isn't unknown, but in many countries (including mine) it is. I don't think it's the game that keeps the fandom alive, but it sure gives a boost to it.
The CL fandom was definitely one of the coolest ones around when I was a kid. The forums (before they shut down) had these signature shops that first got me into digital design and photoshop, which is what I ended up majoring in in college... I guess what I’m saying is that Code Lyoko is responsible for my successful adulthood.
Code Lyoko was my childhood. I actually knew the show was French when watching it as a kid. I could tell it was dubbed and there are small indicators that it takes places in France. The kids always had croissants on their plates, some of the character's last names, when they zoomed out on maps it started in France, and the opening theme has a whole bunch of French names listed. It had a pretty solid dub, though. I'm actually rather sad that Moonscoop went under.
Also, the factory was based on an actual factory in real life - Renault, I believe, somewhere on the Seine River in France. I can't remember how i first found out about that, but when Google Maps became a thing, I'd look it up from time to time bc it blew my mind that it actually existed! After a couple years, I think I recall reading an article that they were knocking down the factory, so that was sad.
Not to mention their money was euros and in at least in the S1 episode satellite located them somewhere in the northern France. There are certainly many other clues but I'm from Finland and knew the show was french pretty much the whole time.
As a french person, Code Lyoko evolution, was a continuation to the series, but still very bad, the live action really hurt the show, as the french actor, while ressembling the character (for the most part), didn't really know how to ... well, act. The casting was more centered around "Is the actor close enough to the character", than "Can the actor act ?"
Aelita was not even remotely close to the original character. She was a compassionate and kind girl with a witty side where was in Evolution she was just a jerk
As a french person too, I confirm, you don't miss anything from code lyoko evolution not being dub in english. Also I have been doing theater since I'm 6 and ... really ... they really can't act at all.
@@chaoticproblem4330 I heard she's Vietnamese and was probably the only Asian who auditioned for Yumi so they were like "you're Asian! Close enough to Japanese right? You're in!"
Code Lyoko is a interesting case for me. It went from at one point being my favorite show, to me completely forgetting it existed beyond vague memories of the show from my childhood memory. The show certainly had a uniqueness I have never seen before or since and a shame it can never come back.
While code lyoko for me wasn't that much of a personal favorite, unlike spongebob, I did get to watch a few episodes of the show. Those episodes and the theme song stuck in the sort of forget about until years later and bother the individual with criptic memories of the show until the individual is successful enough to find what the memories are type of area of my mind until about late 2013/ Early 2014 when I was eventually able to find out about the show years after the cancellation of the show.
1:22 actually in the second half to add some sense of danger it was written into the lore that every time that they did a return to the past it made xana stronger so there were stretches of episodes where they didn’t go back
I also remember Jeremy got mad at Ulric for jumping back in time to get a lotto ticket with the winning numbers to give to Yumi. I don't remember if it was her family was going to have to move away and have her come with them or if it was the tuition was too much and they wanted to send her somewhere else for an education.
1. During the series, they did turn back time but they could never do that until Alita entered the code. HOWEVER, later on, Jeremy realized that going back time makes XENA more powerful and since then the gang struggled even more to keep the lab a secret. 2. Dude, the animation was in 2000s. 3. *DON'T MENTION THAT MONSTROSITY!! IT'S DEAD TO ME!!*
Anchy actually. Aelita was never really needed for it.... only if Xana activated a tower is Aelita needed as Xana uses up some of the cpu processing power that prevents time traveling. Once Xana’s presence is gone, they can go back in time at will. Shoot, even Ulrich went back in time just because in order to get winning lotto ticket numbers.
@@ryanjohnson781 Oh i figured Aelita was an Admin with override codes to allow the time travel functions while Xana being a semi rampant AI was just slowing gaining control of the system more and more, was constantly being halted by the Admin essentially changing the security protocols.
Remember the episode about a virus consuming the digital world and how X.A.N.A. sent her minions to help the gang fend off the virus long enough for Aelita to wind back time? That shit was really cool when I was a kid.
Code Lyoko was my jam as a kid. Truthfully a lot of shows were my jam, but I still love the opening of Code Lyoko, and the switch to 3D animation was probably my favorite part of the show.
As a French person it’s really hard for me to accept the argument of the dubbing... All of the movies in the cinema, all of the shows on TV are dubbed in French from English. It has always been like that and it has never stopped us from watching English speaking programs. Our translator and dubbers manage to do an amazing job to syncronize the mouth to the voice as much as they can. Why is it such a problem for English speakers? (Also Code Lyoko évolution was really bad so I don’t mind about the opinion about the show 😂)
I feel like people who aren’t really into anime’s complain about improper mouth/language problems but that’s probably me assuming. If a show is well written and compelling enough I don’t care what language it’s written in I’m going to love it. Bring on the subs! Only thing I get embarrassed about is finding out the translation got a little screwy and it was supposed to say one thing and got translated to something else though I guess that’s the price we have to pay for translating to English. (And by that I mean the original vs a dubbed version where complete sentences are changed for some reason)
Well, your translators and dubbers do an amazing job at synchronizing as much as they can. Our dubbers just find a sentence that lasts as long as what the character is saying and ship it while also completely butchering the translation, tone of voice, and emotion.
@@raine6621 yea but we need to find the guy and hear from him.. If he says yes let's make sure we make the English actually goes properly cuz parts was kinda ish
Mixing the 2D and 3D never bothered me in the slightest. I actually liked that. Ironically, what DID bother me was when they added live action. That, and I wasn't wild about some of the plot choices. Or cast choices. Or pretty much anything to do with Evolution, really. And when you consider how many bad shows still get English dubbed and spoonfed to us, when one doesn't get that treatment? It's a red flag. One of several.
Most of its (or his..?) attacks were pretty dumb, tho, like the first time when it possessed a teddy bear. It was so ridiculous I couldn't stop laughing.
Youre missing the point. Regardless of the attack itself, His plans were sinister in the long run. In season 1 he was consistently trying to kill everyone. Season 2 he was trying to capture aelita to escape the supercomputer. Season 3 hes trying to destroy the supercomputer so our heroes cant stop him. And season 4 he murders franz hopper and tries to takeover the world. If you look at each attack and how they line up with each of the goals. Youll see just how great a villan he was
Lady. Yo remember when Xana causes earthquakes at the school, possessed a ballistic missile satellite, or when he turned off gravity? Or kidnapped half the squad to an alternate reality in order to kill them? Yeah some of them were funny and dumb, many unsettling, but others were downright terrifying.
When you're a kid you don't care about certain things you enjoy things as they are. That's why I liked this show and many others (like winx, huntik, the last of the mohicans..) also if they were not always cometely logical. I think that when you grow up you lose that magical feeling of "I don't have any idea of what's going on but iove it".
(Sorry, english its not my first languaje). One of the things I would like to know about its, what happened to Aelita's mother? She was kidnaped bit they didnt sayed what happened to her? Also, who were the men in black? And did Franz Hopper worked with them before he escaped with Aelita? There are a lot of question...
@@jaimewallace2905 In my series, I believe Aelita was in some weird location like an island that acts as a prison and watched by the MIB or government, I even have her act oddly calm and submissive so therefore that's what I believe and CLE is not treated as canon by the original creators so my idea/theory still stands.
....You do realize that the whole 'time travel' thing was given the boot near the start of season 2 (for the most part), yeah? And for a damn good reason too. Good shit regardless though.
Yeah, I'm glad that they gave the Deus Ex Machina a significant enough downside to make it near redundant. Returning to the past, was definitely a well-rounded plot device what was more than just a reset button and played significantly into the story, not played off as a gimmick to ward off any negative consequences (cause it didn't even do that a fair number of times, anything within Lyoko what took place couldn't be recovered). Probably one of the better executions of time travel in media.
@@potato1341 Hang on, did the time reversal thingy still kept upgrading Xana in Seasons 3&4 or did it not affect him since he was part of the Internet by then?
ThePreciseClimber it did but the thing was, I think after season 2 where XANA went onto the network and started utilising other super computers, it essentially didn't matter. I think it'd increase its power on the main super computer but since that's only one of many it had more power on, the effect of the increased power isn't as detrimental. But I can't be sure, I ain't a wiz on the show like others who've been hardcore fans for over 10 years
Well for me it feelt definitey not completed. Well that's the reason I come up with my own continuation which is adding at least as much as it already has to base on - though it's still in progress.
"they travel back in time with no risk" Uh actually they later learn X.A.N.A gets stronger with every Return to the past, and they say that "in the future we'll need to be more careful and use the return to the past sparingly, otherwise XANA will get more powerful" Also you referred to X.A.N.A as a she, when its a AI, and the Lyoko Warriors refer to X.A.N.A as a "he" mostly, and "it" sparingly. "the show was VERY formulaic" - season 1 was mostly deactivate tower, return to start of episode. Season 2 onwards had the mystery of Aelita, Franz and then the replikators. No real formula there with plenty of twists. Especially with William.
I still love how Code Lyoko was one of those cartoons that didnt include random powers of friendship or a emotional villain. It contained violence,pain and a sadistic virus. The way xana attacks is damn great and i love it,yet i dislike most episodes being repetitive,tower activated,virtualization,tower deactivated at the right moment.
I don't think you've seen S2 and especially S3, those things are no longer important and S4 has them going around destroying Supercomputers around the World to get rid of XANA's Replikas, Towers are no longer about Time Travel by then and more for transferring data and getting info, they still do RTTP but unlike S1 and S2, it's no longer important to them as XANA does something really unexpected through Aelita and William but I'll tell you what it's for and you can check it yourself, Towers.
@@artistanthony1007 sorry for a late LATE answer, actually i have watched the entire show, gave up on half of CL: Evolution tho. Yeah season 1 was repetitive, while in season 2 they have realized that Xana grows stronger the more time travels they do, but overall the show has somewhat a linear progression, with some plot twists and new things happening.
also i hate when characters forgot something from past episodes( like the should be kinder to thee gym trainer and sisi< because they didnt only promise to them, they showed up being great and good characters. Actually if to look closely, i like thos two. Even though Sisi acting manipulative in some situations, but she at least saw that this computer is dangerous and though about everyone, not like those guys!
@@kurlaki7835 That was due to production things, sometimes episodes produced first would get moved down the line, or the writers simply forgot it happened.
Jakioliberty Ikr? It somehow pissed me off since my whole childhood the only cartoons or shows I was watching were dubbed because my country doesn't really produce them, or didn't back then so hearing someone say "I don't like it because it's not in English" is actually really annoying
A year later. I agree. I actually miss Code Lyoko. The storyline was really interesting and the ideas were executed like nowhere else I've seen... Since it's now owned by a new studio, my hope is that they remake the entire show. If they do and manage to keep it accurate to they original, I will be the happiest ever.
no one: me: HERE WE ARE GOING FAR TO SAVE ALL THAT WE LOVE IF WE GIVE ALL WE’VE GOT WE CAN MAKE IT THROUGH HERE WE ARE LIKE A STAR SHINING BRIGHT ON YOUR WORLD TODAAAAAAAAAAY MAKE EEEEVIL GO AWAAAAAAAAY CODE LYOKO WILL RESET IT ALL CODE LYOKO BE THERE WHEN YOU CALL CODE LYOKO WE WILL STAND REAL TALL CODE LYOKO STROOOONGER AFTER ALL
Also me: A WORLD OF MACHINES IT CAN SHADOW HUMAN NATURE AAAAND AAAAAALL THAT WE NEEEEEED IS A WAY TO FIND THE ANSWER AND ONE THING IS SUUUUURE YOU CAN COUNT ON UUUUUUUSSS FOOOOOR GOOOOOOD...
My jaw hit the floor when I saw the creator's face! Thomas Romain has a RU-vid channel where he draws his kids' characters! The books they're holding in the picture are of all the drawings. I had no clue he also created one of my favorite childhood shows ever!!! :O It's sad that Code Lyoko is pretty much dead as an IP, but it's really cool and I'm happy to know that Thomas Romain went on to work on anime in Japan, especially since Code Lyoko was heavily influenced by anime.
That's him !!! I was sure it was him, I knew it !! I really need to ask him about it then- MoonScoop may have gone under, but the IP is now owned by another company so there's still a slim chance to see it make a return ^^
@@lauragrigoletto906 yes theyre all from different countries (urlich from germany, aelita from england, yumi from japan etc..) but like the principal's name is french lol also glad that u commented a year later it makes me happy that ppl still remember this show :D
@@alexinator0455 well, a lot of old shows got reboot/ "one last season to end the story" treatment in recent years. I think there is a slight hope we could get some new Lyoko content somewhere in the future
Honestly as a french person that grew up with the show, I really wish for a remake of the show ! For something made in the 2000s, it was AMAZING, and the story was so entertaining as well ! I actually own almost all the DVDs- Imagine a remake, accurate to the original and with better animation ! Wouldn't that just be incredible ?!
To me the virtual world with its beautiful landscapes and bizarre monsters is the most iconic of the show. I think that could only be done with 3D. That change between 2D and 3D makes the virtual world even more special too.
"not seeing the mouth sync with what they are saying is really hard to look past" I mean, in europe (france in my case) it's like 80% of the foreign cartoons that are badly synced and poorly localised...
@@quidam_surprise Doesn't take away from the fact that there's more than one. Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales. There, I've named four already. Now get behind me, Satan.
I was 9 years old when i started watching it and my parents were struggling financially, so they shut down all our tv services so we had to watch public cable. I remember a year later going to a friend's house and coming across a house where the tv was left on code lyoko. Watched the entire episode through their window with no audio lol, still a memory that sticks with me today.
The only good thing about Code Lyoko: Evolution is the fact that actors who played as Yumi and Ulrich are together in real life till this day and they are really cute uwu kcgsdigdgsd Yumi and Ulrich were always my fave couple in the show and WOW the actors who played as them are together? just wow
Trice every time native english speaker complain about dubbings or subtitles I’m like « so the rest of the world have to deal with this, but of course YOU CAN’T »!
Yep she is right, my mother language is spanish, but it is what we call latín spanish, the one we speak in América, and believe when I tell you that none of us likes Spain's dub, for us Spain's dub is what english dub is for anime but worse.
It’s so annoying when people complain about that :’) I grew up in the US but from a Spanish speaking family so I watched many Disney movies in dub. To the point I was shocked when I saw movies like Mulan, Robinhood, the Aristocats and many others in English! They didn’t sound right 😅 Anyway, yeah it’s a dumb argument :’)
Yeah. This is why we in Poland love lecotr (off-screen reader) that read every sentence without emotions and in background you hear original voices (it makes you easy to understand who is talking and what is he/she saying), but we have one of best dubbs in the world, when we dubb childs shows (and is reason why dubbing in normal movies sounds too childlish in Poland)
Code Lyoko is one the shows that inspired me to become a programmer, and I loved that show. I'm 14 years old, and I watch that show EVERY DAY! I can't have enough of it. Sometimes I wish I could buy the show, and hire people, just to continue working on it, I love it that much.
As a kid, my parents wouldn't let me watch this show due to it being around my bedtime. But now,I just finished the series on Netflix and the little child in me and I cried once we finished it. I never knew I needed the closure of finishing this show but now I need more!
The fact CL originally began in 2001 including the pilot literally makes this the start of all trends, CL is the parent of all future 2000s media and I have another reason to love this series.
It's kinda of a shame really ! If it came around just a little later, with better animation and budget, it might have gotten enough recognition to still be alive now ! I miss it..
Oh it's so funny when Americans have an issue with lip-synch in dubs because they are SO used to having everything that is not anime oryginating in English and everything outside of their vision of perfection is just BDLY DONE or A MYSTAKE. I really sometimes feel that USA thinks they are the only place on Earth that should exist outside beeing a turist atraction. Like when something shakes their perception of beeing the center of the world it is automaticly badly done or something.
This show is made of the amazing chemistry the characters have. I didn't watch this as a kid, the 3D animation of the 1st season was so off-putting that I never gave it a chance but I ended up watching it like 2 years ago out of curiosity. Sometimes the episodes were formulaic but as the episodes advanced, it was nice to see how XANA would actually win sometimes. And I cannot stress this enough: character relationships were the thing I enjoyed the most in this series, they felt very natural and I felt as if I knew these kids irl or something. The romance between Yumi and Ulrich is the only thing that kinda starts dragging as time goes on, but I really love the friendship the Lyoko Warrios have. It's the reason I feel as if I really had some nostalgia attached to the series even though technically I don't. I feel as if I've known these kids for years.
@@davidzx2292 Same. I always get my hopes up and then get let down by that. I heard one of them even bought the rights. If you're gonna buy the rights, get the shit done or pass it along to someone else to get it done.
(Sorry, english its not my first languaje). I rememeber they wrote 4 books of Code Lyoko that takes place after they defeat XANA. BUT, it also takes place in an alternate timeline whit a few different elements (example: the "back to the past" doesnt exist). The books try to explain a bit more about the origin of Lyoko, the men in black and who they work with, what happened to Aelita's mother... I personally like it. You can check them if you want to
"When lip sync doesn't align with live action it can be frustrating to watch" non-english speakers who had to watch most hollywood movies dubbed: lol what
I grew up watching Code Lyoko and it's one of my top favorite childhood cartoons. Odd was probably my very first crush and I think he's one of the reasons I like cats XD
Thanks for the update. I just started watching it again on Netflix after... God! 14 years or so. It still warms my heart to see it again without comercial interruptions lol... I don't think I finished the third season and finding out about the live action is exciting but, depressing after what you stated on your video. I love the concept and I always hoped for a big budget movie. I guess that's a pipe dream now lol
Actually Thomas Romain is a RU-vidr now as well and redraws his kids' drawings into his style, and let me tell you, the character designs made by those are just incredible, and WTF?! HE WORKED ON CODE LYOKO?! 0.0 1. That's my childhood show 2. I've been subscribed to his channel for years and i didn't know this?! :'D 3. I only found him though facebook :'D
Thanks for the reaction. To be honest, I think the 1st season hit that perfect sweet spot where the identical plot, with wildly varied stories, actually caused tension, because while we all know that the kids won't die, we also know that they are going to come within a hairs breath of dying in just a few minutes. It's a difficulty balance, but if any series had the creativity and variety to pull that off, it's this show.
I watched Code Lyoko on Cartoon Network after school many years ago. I watch Code Lyoko now, in 2020, and I will be watching Code Lyoko forever more. This show brings so much happiness to me.
5:00 now yall english speakers get to understand how we (non-english speakers) feel abt most of film productions, we had to get used to it at some point so u’ll manage too 😇
"not seeing mouths sync with what they're saying is really hard to look past" i'm sorry i had to laugh at this one. sounds like a native english speaker problem
This is the best show I've ever come across as a child and an adult. Growing up, I feel like this show was underappreciated simply because the art style (the big heads). Ive been a code lyoko nerd for so many years. I doubt i will ever let go of this show.
I'm Italian and I bought the books referenced in the video (at 6:14) as they came out here for something like 17€ each. While still being books for children and teens, I found them to be really great. They are the actual follow-up to the series, unraveling all the mysteries left unsolved, introducing new characters and villains and giving a proper end to the story. The only complaint I have with the book series is how William is basically left out of the plot, but that's nitpicky. I hope that an English translation can turn up online, 'cause it's a real shame that much of the fanbase can't experience the actual finale for the series
I love Code Lyoko it was an amazing show when I was growing up I still love the show and I still have the game and I even beaten it many times it's still fun
1:28 well, until season two that is. At a point in that season they realize returning to the past makes XANA stronger so they try to avoid it as much as possible. Also the whole "time travel" thing isn't like how you make it sound. When XANA attacks, they go to Lyoko to deactivate the tower, then launch a return to the past, which just brings them back to the beginning of the episode (usually just earlier that day). Everything is exactly the same except XANA doesn't attack and the four heroes remember the jump in time, while no one else does (yes there is a reason for this).
One of the few kids' series that has an actual conclusion. I was hooked on it! But honestly I would have loved to hear a bit of recap of Code Lyoko instead of complaining about dubs. I still remember watching the original Smurfs dubbed to Finnish while hearing the original Polish voices slightly after our dub... good times 😂
1:27 Nope, i knew things would get better and no one would die but it was still a small heart attack every time. I would literally run into the other room until things got fixed
This show is fantastic, but the writers seemed to give up on Aelita after she's brought back to reality, out of the computer. They made her stupid. Aelita CONSTANTLY is making basic mistakes only a toddler would. It's as if she can't learn from any negative experience & belongs in an assisted living facility for her own safety. The main villain Xana & his minions are always able to trick her & the other teens always have to save her from killing herself or jeopardizing their entire operation. Aelita doesn't even know how to use her own powers/gear. There is a moment in which she's about to fall into the void & Odd has to use 1 of his projectiles to hit the flight band on her wrist in order to save her. Aelita's hands weren't bound. She wasn't unconscious or intoxicated. The writers seem to either hate her or, as I said before, gave up on her.
I get your point about the time travel making it seem like there's not a lot at stake at times, but it's really worth noting that it isn't like it can save the day no matter what. Like if someone dies, unless they have something they can do outside of the time travel, THE TIME TRAVEL CAN'T SAVE THAT PERSON. so no, I would not say that the time-travel mechanic removes the idea of stakes in the show.
Well, it only ended on Season 4 because the team behind CL was rushed to make Season 4 the last one. The show would still continue as normal past season 4, and S5 would develop William's character more, as both a person, and as XANA's prisioner, since season 4 would not be the one where they kill XANA.
@@GumSkyloard Maybe but they did end it in order to not have any new episodes (I say that because of an interview.) so Evolution shouldn't have exist. The creators of Evolution didn't even read the book of the lore or CL (which I hope we could have one day because he is like "secret defense" for now)
No it did not, it ended with Echoes where the team reminisce about the memories, trying to decide whether to shut down the Supercomputer not and they do in the end but it just it didn't air here in the US.
aw man this show was my entire life, i remember knowing the theme song in three separate languages, what a beautiful time... but i gotta say im fascinated that americans didn't know where their shows were from, idk if its a usa thing, but me and my european friends always more or less knew, bc the process of being in the fandom in the 2000's involved googling *literally everything* abt a show, downloading EVERYTHING and following all major fansites regardless of language : D french fandom was The Place to Be ((also there was a pretty massive CL fandom on youtube in the 2000's and it was An Entire Thing, half the ppl in it deactivated/changed accounts since then, but i still have my old one somewhere.... i remember....))
My most favorite show of all time and code lyoko evolution killed the franchise. The thing i hated about it was that was that no one knew about aletias mother in the original series but in code lyoko evolution she was alive. I thought she was going have pink hair just like aletia but she had blond hair a total disconnect from the original
not mention the art quality, everything in Code Lyoko was surprisingly reasonable!!! if you notice, in the last episode, when Jeremy and Aelita ran the anti Xana program and it ran from the CORE. i thought it would appear from the interface where Aelita activated the program but NO! because Jeremy said that the core is where every program from supercomputer can be through and ran in the virtual world. that surprised me
When someone complains about dubbing not matching people’s mouths you can tell they’re English speakers that always get content directly in their native language 😓 welcome to everyone else’s life buddy
Actually there's a RU-vid channel that's taking samples from the first 4 seasons of the show and they're using them to make a season. They do their own voice acting, but while it's in Portuguese all the videos has English captions.
oh my GOD I WATCHED THIS SHOW WHEN I WAS 8 THIS IS LITERALLY MY FAVORITE SHOW EVER I’VE WATCHED THIS SHOW 8 TIMES ALTOGETHER THE PLOT IS JUST SO. SO GOOD. WHAT THE HECK
2D style of Code Lyoko and the 3D style of Code Lyoko Evolution would be amazing together as a new season or something. This show was my childhood show and i still love it and wach it all again sometimes. I have books' English versions and they are good too, but i heard from somewhere that these books are fanmade, not official.
Oh really? Now I'll check it up. I read the books and enjoyed them. Especially for the lore. There are also a couple of fanmade seasons, check Code Lyoko Beyond
i was hoping you would do a "what happened to reboot" eventually, but reboot basically followed code lyoko, despite coming out before it originally lmao (that being said, it'd still be awesome to see!)
In short: code lyoko is a show abput kids getting trauma and ptsd over fighting a ai just so their guy in the chair can get his ai girlfriend into the real world
Every day at work, this show comes on in the break room during my lunch time. On the tv's only channel. Needless to say I got tired of it quicky. I mainly came to this video to see if anyone really liked this show. I'm glad you say you like it.
I wonder if you realise how incredibly self-centred it sounds for you to harp on about the lack of English dubs/books/etc for the series. It is a French series after all, why should the world have to revolve around English just because you speak it?
