List of Code Lyoko media

This is a list of media spawned from the French animated television series, Code Lyoko.

Books[]

Code Lyoko currently has only one book in English, titled Code Lyoko: The Adventure Begins. It covers the episodes "Teddygozilla" and "Plagued". The book is in cine-manga format and uses cells from the two episodes (eight on each page) instead of hand-drawing them. The dialog is also slightly different, with some phrases modified and words added where characters never spoke originally. The names are also slightly different. Finally, the biographies for some of the characters are different from their counterparts in the show. For example, Franz Hopper is listed as a former student of, not a former teacher at, Kadic Academy.

There is also a series of books in French based on various episodes in seasons one, two and three, as well as a series of four novels taking place after season 4 originally released in Italian.

For a full reference of the books, as far as documented here, see: List of Literature .

DVDs[]

See List Of Code Lyoko DVDs.

Garage Kids[]

Code Lyoko was preceded by a five-minute marketing pilot known as "Garage Kids". It is similar in overall plot and premise to Code Lyoko, but features several differences in casting, character design, and location design.

It was based on Les enfants.

Merchandise[]

A major merchandising campaign is planned to coincide with the release of the third season. It will consist of clothes, school supplies, the various DVDs, a line of stickers with the "Eye of X.A.N.A." in the background, skateboards, and a line of toys including action figures. In July 2007, Carls Jr. had a Kid's meal toy promotion for Code Lyoko.

List of Code Lyoko Toys[]

Action Figures

Fan Launching Yumi-Includes Yumi, 2 Fans, & Overwing
Sword Slashing Ulrich-Includes Ulrich, 2 Swords, & Overbike
Laser Arrow Launching Odd-Includes Odd & Overboard
Aelita with Lyoko Panel-Includes Aelita & Lyoko Panel
Blok-Includes Blok & 3 Arrows
Mega Tank-Includes Mega Tank & 2 Arrows
Chamber Ulrich-Includes Human World Ulrich, Lyoko Ulrich, & Chamber
Chamber Odd-Includes Human World Odd, Lyoko Odd, & Chamber

All action figures included a DVD which included the stats of the character you bought, goodies, a mini episode (Training or The Race), and a main episode from the series.

Radio Control Ulrich-Includes Ulrich, Overbike, & Radio Control
Radio Control Odd-Includes Odd, Overboard, & Radio Control

The radio controlled vehicles have removable figures. AA batteries.

Playsets

Sector 1 Ice-Includes Yumi, Ulrich, Odd, Aelita, & Blok & package transforms into battle scene
Sector 2 Desert-Includes Yumi, Ulrich, Odd, Mega Tank, & Tarantula & package transforms into battle scene
Sector 3 Forest-Includes Yumi, Ulrich, Odd, Aelita, & Krabe & package transforms into battle scene
Sector 4 Mountain-Includes Yumi, Ulrich, Odd, Aelita, & Kankrelat & package transforms into battle scene
Factory Entrance-Includes Possessed Jeremie, Ulrich, Odd, & Aelita & package transforms into battle scene
The Lab-Includes Jeremie, Ulrich, Odd, Jim & Chamber & package transform into battle scene
The Gym-Includes Yumi, Ulrich, William, Sissi, & Jim & package transforms into battle scene
Hermitage-Includes Jeremie, Ulrich, Odd, Aelita, & Mr Puck & package transforms into battle scene

Role Play

Ulrich-Includes Sword & Turban
Odd-Includes Gloves

Music[]

Theme song[]

A World Without Danger (Un Monde Sans Danger in French) is the theme song for Code Lyoko, composed by Justine Sainte and Ygal Amar. It was released on iTunes on May 9, 2006.

The version used in the show is a shortened version of the actual song (the bridge and chorus). The English version is sung by Noam Kaniel, who also wrote the English lyrics. The French version is sung by Julien Lamassonne.

Other music[]

There is also a full version of another song in the show, which is first heard in the episode "A Great Day" on the radio. It was on MoonScoop's website for a time, but has since been removed. Versions of it can be found at various fan-sites for the show. This music has sometimes been named "The Subsonics Song" after the group that plays it in the show. The MP3 name for it is Generique Fin which would mean "Ending Theme". Although Miguzi's broadcasts of the show tended to cut it off, it was still present on the actual episodes, as seen in various marathons of the show. The song seems to be a wordless version of "Break Away"/"S'Envoler", a song by the Subdigitals, which is a band based on the Subsonics from the show.

Subdigitals[]

A music CD has also been released by the Subdigitals. The CD contains 12 tracks containing various songs from the series, expanded into full-length tracks. According to a trailer for the CD, it was released by EMI Music France,[1] similar to the EMI Label One release of the theme song on iTunes. The CD has been released in both French and English. The fictional band is actually called the "Subsonics" in the show's second and third seasons, but was changed to Subdigitals to avoid confusion with an existing band known as the Subsonics. Band drummer and nephew of Jim Morales, Chris, claims they were forced to change the band name in Season 4 episode Opening Act, apparently for the same reason. The band also has another song known as "Planet Net," which is available on various foreign fan sites.

Magazine[]

A French Code Lyoko magazine has been produced by Panini Comics, which is a regular publisher of animation-based comics in France. The magazine focuses on Code Lyoko-related news, and is self-described as a "fun" magazine, including a roughly thirty-page comic, various games, bios on the characters from the show (the first issue features the Subdigitals), and science experiments hosted by Jeremie. Fan websites are also covered.

Video games[]

Code Lyoko has been adapted into three video games. The first game, called Get Ready to Virtualise, was released for thee Nintendo DS and is based on the first two seasons, with the last level being based on the third season. The second game, Quest for Infinity, was released for the Wii, PS2 and PSP. It is based on the show's fourth season. The third, for the Nintendo DS, is Code Lyoko: Fall of X.A.N.A., which is similar in plot to the Wii game, instead using an RPG-style interface and gameplay mechanics.

Relevant article: List of Code Lyoko games