The Trap

The Trap

May 6, 2004 TV Episode Code Lyoko

Series title: Garage Kids (Working Title)

Studio
Antéfilms Productions, Canal J, France 3 (FR 3)
Distributor
France 3, Cartoon Network

Synopsis

The deserted factory gets a new lease on life. X.A.N.A. has taken over every last mechanism. In the silence of the empty Cathedral, the crazy computer is just waiting for our friends to walk straight into its trap. Odd and Jeremy find themselves in the Machine Room, which is out of control, and Yumi, Ulrich... and Sissi step into the elevator and right into the trap. The elevator plummets down and crashes on the ground. Yumi is the only one able to pull herself out of the debris to go for help from Odd and Jeremy, who are ready to go to Lyoko. Sissi and Ulrich, whose arm is broken, are trapped at the bottom of the elevator shaft, which is rapidly filling with water. Thanks to Yumi and Odd's protection, Aelita manages to deactivate the tower just in time to stop them from drowning. Ulrich will have a plaster cast to remember this adventure by, and also the memory of seeing a very different and unexpected side of Sissi.

Characters

Jeremie Belpois, Ulrich Stern, Odd Della Robbia, Yumi Ishiyama, Aelita, X.A.N.A., Elisabeth "Sissi" Delmas, Dorothy, Mrs. Suzanne Hertz, Herb Pichon, Nicolas "Nick" Poliakoff, Jim Morales, Tamiya Diop, Milly Solovieff, Jean-Pierre Delmas, Kiwi

Credits

Directing

Director
Jérôme Mouscadet

Writing

Writer
Philippe Grimond

Voices

Voice
Sharon A. Mann (Jeremie Belpois, Aelita), Barbara Scaff (Ulrich Stern, Tamiya Diop, Kiwi), Matthew Géczy (Odd Della Robbia, Nicolas "Nick" Poliakoff), Mirabelle Kirkland (Yumi Ishiyama, Milly Solovieff), Virtual Jimmy (X.A.N.A.), Jodie Forrest (Elisabeth "Sissi" Delmas, Dorothy, Mrs. Suzanne Hertz), David Gasman (Herb Pichon, Jim Morales), Allan Wenger (Jean-Pierre Delmas)

Music

Music
Ygal Amar, Franck Keller
Incidental Music
Herman Martin
Singer, ("Un Monde Sans Danger")
Julien Lamassonne

Production notes

There are 52 episodes planned.

Air dates shown are for those in the U.S. on Cartoon Network. In fact, the series first aired on France 3 on September 3, 2003.