Vote now for your favourite C:L Writer!

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FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER!

We give you the writers of Code: Lyoko, and all episodes they have been associated with, having either devised the plot, or written the screenplay, or both.

We invite you to cast your vote here and now, so we can find out once and for all, who is the greatest CL writer of all time!

When casting your vote, please take into account quality of episodes, not necessarily quantity, as one does not equate the other.

The episodes are all colour-coded, pink for Season One, green for Season Two, Blue for Season 3, and Red for Season 4.

Also, feel free to try and find patterns or insight in this - note for example how Season 4 has a number of one-or-two-shot writers who have never written for the show before - where these episodes better or worse than usual?

Feel free to even support reviews/critiques of the writers or sing their praises - post away and give your opinions!

PS: Remember - this isn't a popularity contest

REMEMBER: Most episodes have more than one person working on them - please factor this into your choices before you vote

Sophie Decroisette (24 episodes)

00: XANA Awakens 1 & 2
25: Code Earth
27: New Order
28: Uncharted Territory
30: A Great Day
31: Mister Puck
35: The Chips are Down
36: Marabounta
37: Common Interest
38: Temptation
41: Ultimatum
50: Contact
51: Revelations
52: The Key
55: Tidal Wave
59: The Secret
61: Sabotage
64: Double Trouble
65: Final Round
78: Experience
79: Bragging Rights
83: Hard Luck
92: Cold Sweat
93: Down to Earth

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Bruno Regeste (23 episodes)

00: XANA Awakens 1 & 2
07: Image Problem
13: Just in Time
19: Frontier
22: Routine
27: New Order
28: Uncharted Territory
36: Marabounta
39: A Bad Turn
40: Attack of the Zombies
42: A Fine Mess
46: Déjà Vu
51: Revalations
52: The Key
57: Aelita
61: Sabotage
66: William Returns
71: Maiden Voyage
72: Crash Course
81: A Lack of Goodwill
82: Distant Memory
92: Cold Sweat
93: Down to Earth

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Laurent Turner (15 episodes)

03: Holiday in the Fog
08: End of Take
10: The Girl of his Dreams
15: Laughing Fit
30: A Great Day
32: St. Valentine's Day
35: The Chips are Down
38: Temptation
47: Tip-Top-Shape
54: Lyoko Minus One
55: Tidal Wave
59: The Secret
64: Double Trouble
65: Final Round
66: William Returns

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Bruno Merle & Jean-Rémi François (15 episodes)

11: Plagued
23: Rock Bottom
21: Mister Puck
45: Cold War
48: Is Anybody Out There?
50: Contact
56: False Lead
60: Temporary Insanity
62: Nobody in Particular
63: Triple Trouble
67: Double Take
73: Replika
78: Experience
87: A Space Oddity
91: Bad Connection

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Françoise Charpiat (9 episodes)

02: Seeing is Believing
04: Log Book
09: Satellite
16: Claustrophobia
29: Exploration
33: Final Mix
44: Vertigo
53: Straight to Heart
58: The Pretender

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Alain Serluppus (7 episodes)

05: Big Bug
06: Cruel Dilemma
17: Amnesia
26: False Start
41: Ultimatum
43: XANA's Kiss
49: Franz Hopper

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Frédéric Lenoir (7 episodes)

01: Teddygozilla
20: The Robots
21: Zero Gravity Zone
24: Ghost Channel
41: Ultimatum
43: XANA's Kiss
49: Franz Hopper

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Karine Lollichon (4 episodes)

34: Missing Link
37: Common Interest
70: Skidbladnir
86: Canine Conundrum

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Frédéric Valion (3 episodes)

69: Wreck Room
80: Dog Day Afternoon
88: Cousins Once Removed

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Bertrand Veyne (3 episodes)

74: I'd Rather Not Talk About It
85: Kadic Bombshell
90: Wrong Exposure

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François Déon (2 episodes)

76: Hot Shower
77: The Lake

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Carlo de Boutiny (2 episode)

20: The Robots
21: Zero Gravity Zone

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Hervé & Olivier Pérouze (2 episodes)

78: Lost at Sea
85: Missile Lock

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Vincent Bonjour (1 episode)

12: Swarming Attack

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Philippe Grimond (1 episode)

13: The Trap

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Sophie Dubreuil (1 episode)

18: Killer Music

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Guillaume Enard & Cyril Tisz (1 episode)

81: A Lack of Goodwill

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Alain Lê (1 episode)

89: Music Soothes the Savage Beast

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Élise Ollier-Gelbert (1 episode)

72: Crash Course

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Sébastien Viaud (1 episode)

39: A Bad Turn

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Guillaume Mautalent (1 episode)

68: Opening Act

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Sébastien Oursel (1 episode)

68: Opening Act


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Ghislaine Pujol (1 episodes)

07: Image Problem

[Taelia offline]

I can't really choose, but for me, it's a tie between Laurent Turner and François Déon. François did a GREAT job on writing "The Lake", one of my fave episodes of Season 4. I haven't seen "Canine Corundum" yet, but the guy that wrote it probably did well too. And the person that wrote "Cold War".

I can't really choose.

[Son-Neko offline]

I like Sophie Decroisette's episodes, especially Mister Puck and Common Interest!

[Malkmusian offline]

Sophie writes the better episodes.

[Kita K. offline]

Sophie writes the better episodes.

[Kamekai offline]

Aww, there's no "all" choice?

Yeah, Sophie, most notably for her work on episodes such as "Temptation."

[MY85 offline]

Hard to say who's the best.

Laurent Turner quite sucks, though.

[FènéethxAelita offline]

Sophie has written most of the exciting episodes, but her plot twists tend to be illogical. I also like Alain because he wrote the strongest drama for the show.

[JesusFreak offline]

You know you're addicted to a show when you enter a vote into a poll on the best writer for said show .


I vote for Ms. Decroisette.

[Ghost Guest offline]

I really can't decide since so many episodes are written in a collaborative effort and not by a single person. And there have been different combinations of writers, it seems. All I can say is Bruno Regeste and Sophie Decroisette seem to work well together.

[AmericanLyokoTeam offline]

After looking at the list for a long while, Sophie Decroisette seems to consistantly be writing the more plot centric episodes. If they did more episodes a season like that, this show would be great a lot more consistantly. This easily wins my vote at any rate. Bruno Regeste gets an honorable mention for doing a good number of the more character developmental episods that the fanbase actually remembers fondly.

Laurent Turner seems lame orriginally, but toword the end of his run, (especially if you credit 64 and 65 to him as much as Sophie,) his episodes are seeing improvement.

I'm not sure what to make of Bruno Merle & Jean-Rémi François. Their episodes are a mixed bag of filler (S1 and S3) and small but interesting development (S2 and S4.)

Françoise Charpiat: Filler, congrats on everybody remembering Vertigo forever though.
Alain Serluppus: Filler, Franz Hopper was cool but a lot of folks worked on it so...

The rest: I gotta see a better average of their episode qualities to comment.