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Matthias Burrel is a 10th grade student at Kadic Academy. He wears an orange shirt, green pants, and glasses. His hair is black. His appearances became a lot more frequent in Season 2. He also appeared in the Evolution, albeit with blonde hair and no glasses.[1]

Not counting Yumi and William, Matthias is the student of his class that has had the most dialogue. In "X.A.N.A.'s Kiss", he was seen kissing, a Polymorphic Clone of Yumi. This gossip was spread to Ulrich who then was furious with Yumi. In the episode "Music to Soothe the Savage Beast", Odd heard he was selling some tickets to the concert and went to ask him for tickets for the Subdigitals, but he had tickets for another band called Aerosmooth. He was seen talking to William Dunbar in Fight to the Finish.

In the English dub, Matthias Burrel is voiced by Sharon Mann and Barbara Weber-Scaff. In the French version of Code Lyoko, his voice is provided by Carole Baillien.

In "X.A.N.A. Awakens", Matthias tells Christophe M'Bala that Sissi had been taken to the Infirmary, which indirectly informs Jeremie and Odd. In "Missing Link", he immediately recognizes Sissi impersonating Yumi, calls her Elisabeth, and causes Sissi to have a tantrum in which she slaps him when he mocks her. In "Lyoko Minus One" he, along with the rest of his class, was possessed by X.A.N.A. and chased Yumi throughout the woods. He later fought with William and was knocked unconscious. In "The Secret", he responds to Jim during attendence before going to the pool with the rest of his class. In "Opening Act", he is the third to last in presenting his music to Chris Morales, he thanks him for doubting his name. In "Crash Course", he is heard talking while playing ping-pong with Christophe.

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Season 1[]

Season 2[]

Season 3[]

Season 4[]

Evolution[]

Trivia[]

  • In the English version only, possibly by accident, Matthias was referred to as Matthias Durel during Season 2, with a D instead of a B. Every other time his name is mentioned, it's Burel, with a B, like in French.
  • In Polish version of the show he was voiced by Krzysztof Szczerbiński.

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