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{{Episode Infobox
 
{{Episode Infobox
|image = File:18 killer music.png
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|image = File:18 killer music.png
|Air Date (US) = May 12th, 2004
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|Air Date (US) = May 12th, 2004
 
|Air Date (France) = December 31st, 2003
 
|Air Date (France) = December 31st, 2003
|written = [[Sophie Dubreuil]]
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|written = [[Sophie Dubreuil]]
|storyboard = [[Marc Sierra]]
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|storyboard = [[Marc Sierra]]
|season = 1
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|season = 1
|number = 18
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|number = 18
|prod# = 118
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|prod# = 118
|last = ''[[Amnesia]]''
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|last = ''[[Amnesia]]''
|next = ''[[Frontier]]''}}'''Killer Music''' is the eighteenth episode of [[Season 1]] of ''[[Code Lyoko]]''.
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|next = ''[[Frontier]]''}}
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'''Killer Music''' is the eighteenth episode of [[Season 1]] of ''[[Code Lyoko]]''.
   
 
==Plot==
 
==Plot==
The episode begins with [[Odd]] listening to very obnoxious music whilst [[Ulrich]] is studying for an exam (the song titled "''Glad When You're Bad''"). He claims nobody knows who wrote it.
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The episode begins with [[Odd Della Robbia|Odd]] listening to very obnoxious music while [[Ulrich Stern|Ulrich]] is trying to study for an exam (the song titled "''Glad When You're Bad''"). He claims it's a new song he downloaded from the Internet and nobody knows who wrote it.
   
After Odd starts urging Ulrich to listen to the music too, an irritated Ulrich leaves and goes to [[Jeremie|Jeremie's]] dorm, where Jeremie is working on a robot. Odd continues listening to the music but suddenly faints on his bed as [[Kiwi]] jumps around, barking.
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After Odd starts urging Ulrich to listen to the music too, an irritated Ulrich tells him that he has to study and leaves their room and goes to [[Jeremie Belpois|Jeremie's]] dorm to get some quiet and study, where Jeremie is working on a robot. Jeremie greets him and tells him that he will help him to study. Odd continues listening to the music but suddenly faints on his bed as [[Kiwi]] jumps around, barking. Kiwi seeing his owner lying unconscious starts getting worried and starts quiely whimping.
   
Ulrich ends up sleeping in Jeremie's room, but constantly wakes up during the night because Jeremie, it appears, talks in his sleep about [[Aelita]], much to his embarrassment and Aelita's happiness.
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Ulrich ends up sleeping in Jeremie's room, but constantly wakes up during the night because Jeremie, it appears, talks in his sleep about [[Aelita Schaeffer|Aelita]], much to his embarrassment.
   
In the morning they attend class, and when Odd doesn't show up for his exam, they go and try to found out what happened to him. They find him grinning and yet unconscious and Ulrich is stunned at Odd’s condition. Panicked, he and Jeremie take him to the [[infirmary]]. [[Yolanda Perraudin|The nurse]] finds out Odd's pulse is dangerously low and transports him to the hospital urgently, and Ulrich and Jeremie go too.
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In the morning they go to the breakfast, and when Odd doesn't show up in the [[cafeteria]], Yumi tells the boys to check out try to found out what happened to him. They find him in his room, grinning and yet unconscious, leaving Ulrich and Jeremie stunned at Odd’s condition. Panicked, they take Odd to the [[infirmary]]. [[Yolanda Perraudin|The nurse]] finds out his pulse is dangerously low and transports him to the hospital urgently, and Ulrich and Jeremie go too.
   
 
In [[The Hospital|the hospital]], the doctors find that his blood pressure is dropping rapidly. Ulrich begins to feel guilty. Jeremie contacts Aelita and explains the situation to her. He's still not certain X.A.N.A. has anything to do with this ordeal since it can't attack humans directly. But Aelita warns him that there are pulsations in the [[Mountain Sector]]; [[X.A.N.A.]] has woken up.
 
In [[The Hospital|the hospital]], the doctors find that his blood pressure is dropping rapidly. Ulrich begins to feel guilty. Jeremie contacts Aelita and explains the situation to her. He's still not certain X.A.N.A. has anything to do with this ordeal since it can't attack humans directly. But Aelita warns him that there are pulsations in the [[Mountain Sector]]; [[X.A.N.A.]] has woken up.
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Jeremie and Ulrich head for [[the Factory]]. Meanwhile, at the hospital, more and more people arrive in the same state of unconsciousness as Odd, close to paraplegia. The attack is a really violent one…
 
Jeremie and Ulrich head for [[the Factory]]. Meanwhile, at the hospital, more and more people arrive in the same state of unconsciousness as Odd, close to paraplegia. The attack is a really violent one…
   
At the school, Yumi sees Sissi unconscious; she was listening to the same music as Odd: "''Glad When You’re Bad''" and the sound makes the Japanese girl feel dizzy. She is certain: X.A.N.A. has created a new song and attacked human beings through their auditory nerves, relaying it to the brain.
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At the school, Yumi sees Sissi walking phlegmatically and then falling unconscious; she was listening to the same music as Odd: "''Glad When You’re Bad''" and the sound makes the Japanese girl feel dizzy. She takes her to the infirmary where the nurse is playing some classical music on the radio. When she sees Yumi with an unconscious Sissi, she urges Yumi to come inside. Suddenly, the music on the radio changes to "''Glad When You're Bad''". Yumi notices that Yolanda has fallen into a coma and now she is certain: X.A.N.A. has created a new song and attacked human beings through their auditory nerves, relaying it to the brain.
   
 
Fleeing the music X.A.N.A. is broadcasting on the radio, Yumi joins Jeremie at the factory and explains to him how she discovered the killer music. Ulrich is already on Lyoko in combat with Bloks. One of the four freezes the teen completely with its special eye. Aelita finds herself alone and flees while waiting for Yumi to arrive.
 
Fleeing the music X.A.N.A. is broadcasting on the radio, Yumi joins Jeremie at the factory and explains to him how she discovered the killer music. Ulrich is already on Lyoko in combat with Bloks. One of the four freezes the teen completely with its special eye. Aelita finds herself alone and flees while waiting for Yumi to arrive.
   
Yumi lands in the middle of the catastrophe in the Mountain Sector and places herself between [[Aelita]] and the [[Blok]]s. When Ulrich escapes the ice, they defeat the monsters with their combined efforts. On Earth, X.A.N.A. infects all the electrical equipment to broadcast its infected sounds. Millions of people are already lying unconscious everywhere.
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Yumi lands in the middle of the catastrophe in the Mountain Sector and places herself between Aelita and the [[Blok]]s. When Ulrich escapes the ice, they defeat the monsters with their combined efforts. On Earth, X.A.N.A. infects all the electrical equipment to broadcast its infected sounds. Millions of people are already lying unconscious everywhere.
   
In the lab, the music begins to play. Caught off-guard, Jeremie tries to disconnect the cables to stop the killer music, but it does nothing, the music still keeps playing. In a final effort, Jeremie enters the coordinates and parameters for the return to the past, before falling unconscious on the keyboard.
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In the lab, the music begins to play. Caught off-guard, Jeremie tries to disconnect the sound cable to stop the killer music. It only works for a second, as X.A.N.A. uses the large cables above the lab to keep the music playing. In a final effort, Jeremie enters the coordinates and parameters for the return to the past before falling unconscious on his chair. When Ulrich, Aelita, and Yumi lose contact with Jeremie, Ulrich urges the girls to run towards the tower while he uses his [[Triplicate|powers]] to wipe out the remaining of Bloks. Unfortunately, he gets devirtualized by the last Blok and returns to Earth only to be greeted by the killer music playing in the scanner room.
   
 
At the hospital, Odd, the first victim, falls further towards cardiac arrest with the goofy smile still on his lips; his electrocardiogram sounds a critical and fatal beep…
 
At the hospital, Odd, the first victim, falls further towards cardiac arrest with the goofy smile still on his lips; his electrocardiogram sounds a critical and fatal beep…
   
The last obstacle on Lyoko, in order to get to the tower, they need to get past a large number of moving rocks. But Aelita, protected by Yumi, manages to get across. She enters the [[Lyoko (code)|Lyoko code]] at the moment when Odd’s life begins to slip away. The [[Return to the Past|return in time]] engulfs a quiet city, an inanimate school, and a hospital where many bodies lie numb.
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The last obstacle on Lyoko, in order to get to the tower, they need to get past a large number of moving rocks. Yumi and Aelita started jumping But Aelita, protected by Yumi, manages to get across. She enters the [[Lyoko (code)|Lyoko code]] at the moment when Odd’s life begins to slip away. The [[Return to the Past|return in time]] engulfs a quiet city, an inanimate school, and a hospital where many bodies lie numb.
   
 
Everything goes back to the day before the exam. This time, Odd downloads a different tune called "Under My Cover" by R.U. Clegmatic, which he claims is a song "a machine" would have written. Whom Odd is referring to is none other than [[X.A.N.A.]].
 
Everything goes back to the day before the exam. This time, Odd downloads a different tune called "Under My Cover" by R.U. Clegmatic, which he claims is a song "a machine" would have written. Whom Odd is referring to is none other than [[X.A.N.A.]].
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*The original French name for this episode is ''Musique mortelle''.
 
*The original French name for this episode is ''Musique mortelle''.
 
*The song that X.A.N.A. created is called "Glad When You're Bad".
 
*The song that X.A.N.A. created is called "Glad When You're Bad".
* This is [[Matthew Geczy|Matthew Geczy's]] favorite episode, according to [[Lyoko: Decoded]].
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* This is [[Matthew Geczy]]'s favorite episode, according to [[Lyoko: Decoded]].
 
* Killer Music was included in "''[[Movies, Music, and Mayhem]]''".
 
* Killer Music was included in "''[[Movies, Music, and Mayhem]]''".
 
*In the Finnish dub, the episode's name is ''Tappavan Hyvää Musiikkia'', which literally translates to ''Killing Good Music''.
 
*In the Finnish dub, the episode's name is ''Tappavan Hyvää Musiikkia'', which literally translates to ''Killing Good Music''.
 
*This episode marks the first appearance of [[the Hospital]].
 
*This episode marks the first appearance of [[the Hospital]].
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*This episode reveals that X.A.N.A. can now attack humans directly.
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*The [[Return to the Past]] is shown here expanding from somewhere offscreen outside of the [[lab]] when it launches. This would be contradicted by the later [[Moonscoop]]-produced episodes, where it consistently emerges from the [[holomap]] in the center of the lab.
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*This is the first episode to show that Jeremie enters coordinates for the Return to the Past ahead of time. After Jeremie hits launch however, the return trip doesn't actually happen until after Aelita deactivates the tower. This inconsistency with later seasons is the result of Season 1 having different lore, where originally Aelita automatically launched a return in time when she deactivated a tower and not Jeremie.<ref>[https://en.codelyoko.fr/bible_graphique.cl "The Graphic Bible of Code Lyoko"] - CodeLyoko.fr</ref>
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==Errors==
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*In one scene, [[Herb Pichon|Herb]]'s collar is miscolored green instead of white.
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*There are three skateboards at the start of the tunnel when Yumi arrives, even though Ulrich already took his to the factory.
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*During the scene where the news gives a report on the victims of the music, one shot shows a red-haired woman in black lying facedown on a sidewalk. In the next shot, she is shown again, alongside other victims, but in a different part of town.
   
 
==Gallery==
 
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===Other===
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s1_06.jpg|Concept art of various victims of the music.
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==References==
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{{Reflist}}
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[[ca:Música mortal]]
 
[[ca:Música mortal]]
 
[[es:Música salvaje]]
 
[[es:Música salvaje]]

Latest revision as of 22:12, 14 January 2024

Killer Music is the eighteenth episode of Season 1 of Code Lyoko.

Plot

The episode begins with Odd listening to very obnoxious music while Ulrich is trying to study for an exam (the song titled "Glad When You're Bad"). He claims it's a new song he downloaded from the Internet and nobody knows who wrote it.

After Odd starts urging Ulrich to listen to the music too, an irritated Ulrich tells him that he has to study and leaves their room and goes to Jeremie's dorm to get some quiet and study, where Jeremie is working on a robot. Jeremie greets him and tells him that he will help him to study. Odd continues listening to the music but suddenly faints on his bed as Kiwi jumps around, barking. Kiwi seeing his owner lying unconscious starts getting worried and starts quiely whimping.

Ulrich ends up sleeping in Jeremie's room, but constantly wakes up during the night because Jeremie, it appears, talks in his sleep about Aelita, much to his embarrassment.

In the morning they go to the breakfast, and when Odd doesn't show up in the cafeteria, Yumi tells the boys to check out try to found out what happened to him. They find him in his room, grinning and yet unconscious, leaving Ulrich and Jeremie stunned at Odd’s condition. Panicked, they take Odd to the infirmary. The nurse finds out his pulse is dangerously low and transports him to the hospital urgently, and Ulrich and Jeremie go too.

In the hospital, the doctors find that his blood pressure is dropping rapidly. Ulrich begins to feel guilty. Jeremie contacts Aelita and explains the situation to her. He's still not certain X.A.N.A. has anything to do with this ordeal since it can't attack humans directly. But Aelita warns him that there are pulsations in the Mountain Sector; X.A.N.A. has woken up.

Jeremie and Ulrich head for the Factory. Meanwhile, at the hospital, more and more people arrive in the same state of unconsciousness as Odd, close to paraplegia. The attack is a really violent one…

At the school, Yumi sees Sissi walking phlegmatically and then falling unconscious; she was listening to the same music as Odd: "Glad When You’re Bad" and the sound makes the Japanese girl feel dizzy. She takes her to the infirmary where the nurse is playing some classical music on the radio. When she sees Yumi with an unconscious Sissi, she urges Yumi to come inside. Suddenly, the music on the radio changes to "Glad When You're Bad". Yumi notices that Yolanda has fallen into a coma and now she is certain: X.A.N.A. has created a new song and attacked human beings through their auditory nerves, relaying it to the brain.

Fleeing the music X.A.N.A. is broadcasting on the radio, Yumi joins Jeremie at the factory and explains to him how she discovered the killer music. Ulrich is already on Lyoko in combat with Bloks. One of the four freezes the teen completely with its special eye. Aelita finds herself alone and flees while waiting for Yumi to arrive.

Yumi lands in the middle of the catastrophe in the Mountain Sector and places herself between Aelita and the Bloks. When Ulrich escapes the ice, they defeat the monsters with their combined efforts. On Earth, X.A.N.A. infects all the electrical equipment to broadcast its infected sounds. Millions of people are already lying unconscious everywhere.

In the lab, the music begins to play. Caught off-guard, Jeremie tries to disconnect the sound cable to stop the killer music. It only works for a second, as X.A.N.A. uses the large cables above the lab to keep the music playing. In a final effort, Jeremie enters the coordinates and parameters for the return to the past before falling unconscious on his chair. When Ulrich, Aelita, and Yumi lose contact with Jeremie, Ulrich urges the girls to run towards the tower while he uses his powers to wipe out the remaining of Bloks. Unfortunately, he gets devirtualized by the last Blok and returns to Earth only to be greeted by the killer music playing in the scanner room.

At the hospital, Odd, the first victim, falls further towards cardiac arrest with the goofy smile still on his lips; his electrocardiogram sounds a critical and fatal beep…

The last obstacle on Lyoko, in order to get to the tower, they need to get past a large number of moving rocks. Yumi and Aelita started jumping But Aelita, protected by Yumi, manages to get across. She enters the Lyoko code at the moment when Odd’s life begins to slip away. The return in time engulfs a quiet city, an inanimate school, and a hospital where many bodies lie numb.

Everything goes back to the day before the exam. This time, Odd downloads a different tune called "Under My Cover" by R.U. Clegmatic, which he claims is a song "a machine" would have written. Whom Odd is referring to is none other than X.A.N.A..

Trivia

  • The original French name for this episode is Musique mortelle.
  • The song that X.A.N.A. created is called "Glad When You're Bad".
  • This is Matthew Geczy's favorite episode, according to Lyoko: Decoded.
  • Killer Music was included in "Movies, Music, and Mayhem".
  • In the Finnish dub, the episode's name is Tappavan Hyvää Musiikkia, which literally translates to Killing Good Music.
  • This episode marks the first appearance of the Hospital.
  • This episode reveals that X.A.N.A. can now attack humans directly.
  • The Return to the Past is shown here expanding from somewhere offscreen outside of the lab when it launches. This would be contradicted by the later Moonscoop-produced episodes, where it consistently emerges from the holomap in the center of the lab.
  • This is the first episode to show that Jeremie enters coordinates for the Return to the Past ahead of time. After Jeremie hits launch however, the return trip doesn't actually happen until after Aelita deactivates the tower. This inconsistency with later seasons is the result of Season 1 having different lore, where originally Aelita automatically launched a return in time when she deactivated a tower and not Jeremie.[1]

Errors

  • In one scene, Herb's collar is miscolored green instead of white.
  • There are three skateboards at the start of the tunnel when Yumi arrives, even though Ulrich already took his to the factory.
  • During the scene where the news gives a report on the victims of the music, one shot shows a red-haired woman in black lying facedown on a sidewalk. In the next shot, she is shown again, alongside other victims, but in a different part of town.

Gallery


Other


References


ve Episodes
Pilots "Les enfants" • "Garage Kids"
Prequel "X.A.N.A. Awakens" (Part 1Part 2)
Season 1 "Teddygozilla" • "Seeing Is Believing" • "Holiday in the Fog" • "Log Book" • "Big Bug" • "Cruel Dilemma" • "Image Problem" • "End of Take" • "Satellite" • "The Girl of the Dreams" • "Plagued" • "Swarming Attack" • "Just in Time" • "The Trap" • "Laughing Fit" • "Claustrophobia" • "Amnesia" • "Killer Music" • "Frontier" • "The Robots" • "Zero Gravity Zone" • "Routine" • "Rock Bottom?" • "Ghost Channel" • "Code: Earth" • "False Start"
Season 2 "New Order" • "Uncharted Territory" • "Exploration" • "A Great Day" • "Mister Pück" • "Saint Valentine's Day" • "Final Mix" • "Missing Link" • "The Chips Are Down" • "Marabounta" • "Common Interest" • "Temptation" • "A Bad Turn" • "Attack of the Zombies" • "Ultimatum" • "A Fine Mess" • "X.A.N.A.'s Kiss" • "Vertigo" • "Cold War" • "Déjà Vu" • "Tip-Top Shape" • "Is Anybody Out There?" • "Franz Hopper" • "Contact" • "Revelation" • "The Key"
Season 3 "Straight to Heart" • "Lyoko Minus One" • "Tidal Wave" • "False Lead" • "Aelita" • "The Pretender" • "The Secret" • "Temporary Insanity" • "Sabotage" • "Nobody in Particular" • "Triple Trouble" • "Double Trouble" • "Final Round"
Season 4 "William Returns" • "Double Take" • "Opening Act" • "Wreck Room" • "Skidbladnir" • "Maiden Voyage" • "Crash Course" • "Replika" • "I'd Rather Not Talk About It" • "Hot Shower" • "The Lake" • "Lost at Sea" • "Lab Rat" • "Bragging Rights" • "Dog Day Afternoon" • "A Lack of Goodwill" • "Distant Memory" • "Hard Luck" • "Guided Missile" • "Kadic Bombshell" • "Canine Conundrum" • "A Space Oddity" • "Cousins Once Removed" • "Music to Soothe the Savage Beast" • "Wrong Exposure" • "Bad Connection" • "Cold Sweat" • "Down to Earth" • "Fight to the Finish" • "Echoes"
Evolution "X.A.N.A. 2.0" • "Cortex" • "Spectromania" • "Mrs. Einstein" • "Rivalry" • "Suspicions" • "Countdown" • "Virus" • "How to Fool X.A.N.A." • "The Warrior Awakens" • "Rendezvous" • "Chaos at Kadic" • "Friday the 13th" • "Intrusion" • "The Codeless" • "Confusion" • "An Assured Professional Future" • "Obstinacy" • "The Trap" • "Espionage" • "False Pretenses" • "Mutiny" • "Jeremy's Blues" • "Temporal Paradox" • "Massacre" • "Ultimate Mission"
Movie "Havoc" (cancelled)