Always a teaser, even in the most desperate situations, we can always expect his input, a little word which will restore the rest of the group's high spirits. If he sometimes annoys his friends slightly with his teasing, it will leave him chewing his nails for a while. Odd's also the one who constantly reminds Jeremy that being the modest person he is, he doesn't understand scientific language, like the rest of the group!
Odd's turbulent temperament can sporadically cause problems for the heroes. Evidently, when his offence is too grave, Odd always redeems himself. His more endearing side usually wins out over his normal behaviour which, for some fans, makes him a more controversial character.
This tendency remains a less common occurrence as Odd remains the most popular character in the series according to the polls on many fansites that also have an incalculable number of Odd-related names on the forums. The writers seem to have understood this and Odd has a central role in a majority of the episodes, particularly in the second half of the series in which his love life on Earth and fights in the virtual world are always a major part of most episodes.
In Lyoko, the virtual feline that is Odd is the joker of the group. First to confront danger, last to get rid of the final Kankrelat that remains by chance. Blind to danger, he rushes head-first into XANA's traps in the digital world as the others look on feeling sorry or in disbelief. They don't need to get him out of trouble however as he's still a very efficient fighter: he's like Aelita's knight in shining armour, pro at saving the damsel in distress.
He often develops original combat styles based on the originality of his weapons. At maximum range, his arrows have less offensive power compared to Ulrich's katana or William's sword.
Odd must cope with this and count on his ingenuity to untangle the most tender situations. In episode 24, as mentioned before, he develops a style based on sliding. The joker, who always has a word to say to reignite spirits or cheer the group up when they're in a jam. He's always in a good mood that brings people's smiles back. He only asks for that! For him, life's just a game.
It's for this reason that he has difficulty concentrating on his studies. He prefers having fun to working. He sleeps in maths, clowns around in history But behind this good mood, this joyful smile constantly painted on his lips, hides a boy of great generosity.
He won't hesitate to protect his friends, even by risking his own life. His is a dynamic character: this manner of never looking ahead, running head-first into everything and stupidly falling into traps but if it can help his friends, it's worth it! After all, fighting is also a game. Odd likes to be star of the show. Competition to destroy the most monsters, election campaign for class representatives, proposition for the supervisor of the recreational room, presentation of his short films.
He can handle a crowd and is quite comfortable in front of an audience. Very competitive, he's been known to be a sore loser on several occasions. Paradoxically, the critical situations leave Odd stony-faced while the little details of teenage life provoke massive overreactions. This contrast is another major trait of his character. Odd has a cheeky sense of humour. He doesn't crack under his teachers' reproaches and considers every reproach or sanction against him as an insane injustice.
However, some regrettable flaws characterise the young man. Generously offering himself to important causes, he unfortunately has an odious manner of managing the mundane affairs of daily life. He flees any responsibility, more so for love-related things than anything else. I'm too chicken He has nurtured a strong relationship with Ulrich and Aelita. The former is his exact opposite.
Silent, sullen, frankly Odd wasn't welcomed with open arms when they first met, when he introduced himself to him in science class. But oh, that doesn't matter! He forced the sullen dam that is Ulrich to end up seeing him for who he really is. And at the end of the first day, Ulrich could no longer do without him With Aelita, it's another story. When it comes to Yumi and Jeremy, they are both best friends but in Odd's opinion, too serious, though thanks to him, as the seasons, this seriousness changes little by little.
Ulrich and Yumi are privileged to be targets for Odd's sarcastic humour, after Sissi. What's more enjoyable than teasing a person who gets upset immediately? When it's a particularly bad XANA attack, it's no longer time for jokes and Odd quietly adheres to the circumstances and sometimes, if a joke gets out of his hands, we easily forgive him.
It's his way of trying to de-stress because, saving the world while keeping a smile on your face We can also add Aelita to the list, though he stole a kiss from her in episode 73, a brief but noteworthy instant Odd is a real Don Juan, he always has a new crush, which according to him, is part of his quest for true love A young, rebellious girl from a neighbouring school who wanted to steal a computer from Kadic.
Odd stopped her and was punished in her place, he narrowly avoided expulsion but it didn't affect his In episode 65, we learn that Sam moved to the other side of the country and that she was at Kadic for an inter-school skateboarding championship.
These episodes are the only two times we see them together. Various elements distinctly prove Odd's feelings for Samantha. She's the only person to make him flustered or blush when he's around them.
She's also the only one of his girlfriends that he tried to hide rather than bragging about her. This relationship was one-sided because the Icelander, playing the seduction game with Odd, was more interested in having an effect on the opposite sex than her relationship with the Lyoko Warrior. It must be noted that Bringa is a diva and probably in the unattainable category, and Odd was the one who bit the hardest on the hook. This episode remains notorious because Odd ditched Samantha, whom he loves, to fight in Sector Five, but revealed the group's secret to Bringa by taking her to the factory.
As strange as that seems, it's true. A new student at Kadic Academy, the principal put him in a room with Ulrich Stern, a student of his age and in his class. He met him during science class but Ulrich didn't seem especially overjoyed to meet his new roommate.
By chance, while he and Ulrich were near the drinks machine, he witnessed Jeremy's electric shock but didn't worry about it too much. That afternoon, when Ulrich came back to their room, he met Kiwi, the dog who would, without his knowing, interrupt his quiet teenage life, and who was technically not allowed at the school.
Later, during the night, while he was sleeping, Ulrich came to take Kiwi but the dognapper's phone ringing disturbed the silence in the room and woke Odd, who saw his roommate take off with Kiwi. He didn't come and the girl had decided to look for him, Odd running into her literally.
He discovered that the teen took his dog to the old abandoned factory. Odd entered it to pick his animal up but the dog jumped out of his hands and the doors of the scanner closed on the teen.
On the floor above, Jeremy and Ulrich launched the transfer procedure, but Ulrich noticed, horrified, that it wasn't Kiwi in the scanner, but Odd!!
After a moment of panic, Odd found himself virtualised in the form of a purple cat in the Forest Sector, soon joined by Ulrich. While the two explored a little of the Sector they accidentally landed in, Odd leaned on the outside of the Way Tower, fell through the wall, and grabbed onto the edge of the platform but when Ulrich joined him, both of them fell into the void before appearing in the Ice Sector where they encountered Bloks who, due to their inexperience, devirtualised them almost immediately.
Back on Earth, they saved Jeremy from electrical cables that came to life and threatened to kill him with electrical discharges. The next day, after the four of them Jeremy, Ulrich, Sissi and Odd swore to keep the secret they learned of during the day, Sissi was attacked by a ball of electricity.
Odd and Jeremy rushed to the factory, joined by Ulrich and a Japanese girl he met during a martial arts class given by Jim, and who was there when Ulrich was almost electrocuted by the same energy ball that went after Sissi.
After Aelita deactivated her first Tower and Jeremy launched his first Return to the Past, it became obvious that the latter retained no memory of their first mission, so the three friends filled him in one everything, and all four of them swore to keep the secret Mission after mission, Odd became much stronger on Lyoko than he'd been during his first virtualisation, he learned to fight XANA in different ways, on Earth or on Lyoko, saving his friends when they were in danger because of the virus, gradually adapting as XANA's strategy changed.
In addition, Odd never hesitates to volunteer to hold back XANA's attacks on Earth, which is very dangerous when the heroes must fight without superpowers!
We note that it's often Odd who's the victim of all sorts of unexpected inconveniences! In the final part of the conflict after the recreation of Lyoko, Odd's daily life doesn't change very radically. The catboy doesn't lose his fighting skills.
It wasn't until the end of episode 79 that Odd finally managed to get rid of William alone and he repeats this exploit fewer times than his brothers and sisters in arms. On the other hand, Odd is completely enthused by the novelty that is the fight on board Navskids and during Teleportation. He destroyed two Supercomputers out of three that were annihilated by the heroes.
In the Digital Sae, he seems to be the best pilot. Odd goes to Lyoko more and more. A new student at Kadic Academy , the principal put him in a room with Ulrich , a student of his age and in his class. He met him during science class, but Ulrich didn't seem especially overjoyed to meet his new roommate. He starts to confidently tag along with Ulrich, not remarking that it seems to bother him more than anything else, met the principal's daughter, Sissi , and crushed on her, as the Casanova he was, and still is, as soon as she approaches Ulrich.
By chance, while he and Ulrich were near the drinks machine, he witnessed Jeremie's electric shock but didn't worry about it too much. That evening, when Ulrich came back to their room, he met Kiwi, Odd's pet dog, who was technically not allowed at the school. Later, during the night, while he was sleeping, Ulrich came to take Kiwi, but his phone ringing disturbed the silence in the room and woke Odd, who saw his roommate take off with Kiwi.
Odd ran after him along with Sissi, who had organized a meeting with Ulrich, but he didn't come and the girl had decided to look for him, and he accidentally ran into her. He discovered that Ulrich took his dog to the old abandoned factory.
After listening for a moment to Sissi rattling off about why she thought Ulrich might have taken Kiwi to the factory, he decided to climb down the old lift shaft, still with Sissi, and discovered his dog, sitting in a scanner. Odd enters to pick up his pet, but Kiwi jumps out of his hands and the doors to the scanner close. On the floor above, Jeremie and Ulrich launch the virtualization process. Ulrich immediately notices that it wasn't Kiwi in the scanner, but Odd.
After a moment of panic, Odd finds himself visualized in the form of a purple cat, much to his bemusement, in the Forest Sector , soon joined by Ulrich. As they explore the sector, the discover a way tower. They enter the tower but fall off the platform inside. The tower spits them out into the Ice Sector , where they encounter several monsters, later named Bloks , but due to their inexperience Odd and Ulrich are almost immediately devirtualized.
The two boys are sent back on Earth, just in time to save Jeremie from electrical cables that come to life and threaten to kill him with electrical discharges. The next day, after the four of them Jeremie, Ulrich, Sissi, and Odd swore to keep the secret they learned of during the day, Sissi was attacked by a ball of electricity. Odd and Jeremie rushed to the factory, joined by Ulrich and a Japanese girl , named Yumi , he met during a martial arts class given by Jim , who was there when Ulrich is almost electrocuted by the same energy ball that went after Sissi.
At the factory, Odd is virtualized for the second time with Ulrich and Yumi and meets Aelita , called Maya at this point in time, and starts to flirt with her but Ulrich stops him almost immediately because monsters were approaching them. After Aelita deactivated her first tower and Jeremie launched his first return to the pas t , it became obvious that Jeremie retained no memory of their first mission, so the three friends filled him in on everything, and all four of them swore to keep the secret.
Mission after mission, Odd became much stronger and more sophisticated on Lyoko than he'd been during his very first virtualization, he learned to fight X. At first, Odd can be seen having a rough time against a Megatank in Teddygozilla.
What a contrast with what followed, when he took care of three Tarantulas by himself in Lyoko Minus One. When X. In addition, Odd never hesitates to volunteer to hold back X. In Tip-Top Shape , it is, once again, Odd, who stays behind on Earth to be "Jeremified" and fight Yolanda , despite being warned that Jeremification was still in development. Often, Odd also becomes the victim of all sorts of unexpected inconveniences. In A Fine Mess , he finds himself in Yumi's body and risking cellular degeneration.
In Triple Trouble , he is multiplied into three, again with the same risk. And despite, several times, narrowly avoided losing his life in an attack e. Revelation , he has never thought of giving up, not because he swore to it but because there's a world to save and friends to protect.
In the final part of the conflict after the recreation of Lyoko, Odd's daily life doesn't change very radically. He's still the target of occasional X. Odd doesn't lose his fighting skills. He struggles more than the others in fights against X.
It wasn't until Bragging Rights that Odd was able to get rid of William alone, and he repeats this exploit fewer times than his brothers and sisters in arms.
On the other hand, Odd is completely enthused by the novelty that is the fight onboard Nav Skids and during Translation. He destroyed two Supercomputers out of the three that were annihilated. In the Digital Sea , he seems to be the best Nav Skid pilot.
Odd goes to Lyoko more and more. His role is essential in devirtualizing William. He did his best protecting Aelita and Franz Hopper in Fight to the Finish and has yet to break the trend. At the moment of turning the Supercomputer off, he's not very enthusiastic as life as he enjoys life as a hero.
However, he quickly adjusts to the new life. One year later, when Aelita suspected the comeback of the malevolent artificial intelligence they destroyed, while almost all of the team don't want to go back to the abandoned factory, Odd has difficulty hiding his enthusiasm. He makes Jeremie switch on the Supercomputer again, complaining of the cold, and he goes wild with joy when Jeremie accepts to virtualize him with Aelita. He obviously missed Lyoko.
And so resumes the fight against X. Missing during the first expedition in the Cortex - the virtual world in which X. Odd, like Ulrich, Yumi, and Aelita, is carrying codes , thus making him one of X. While he feels serene the first few times, the encounters between Odd and the spectre went bad for him. In spite of his being the go-ahead type, Odd gets a fear of spectres, which is totally justified because he is the most often their target.
Generally, Odd feels better on Lyoko or the Cortex than on Earth. Never one for technical considerations, he doesn't obey Jeremie and Aelita around the Cortex and when instructed on the way to destroy X. He's content doing what he does best: getting virtualized and confronting the danger in the virtual world.
Although he wonderfully comes through against X. However, Odd gets a new "toy": the Megapod , a new articulated vehicle that Jeremie has made to safely cross the Cortex. Odd proved he was the best pilot in the team. In addition to altercations, Odd has much to do in terms of human relationships. Love-wise, he decides to seduce Samantha again, his ex-girlfriend who he kept in his heart when she left Kadic.
The girl is back and Odd vies in ingenuity to try and get her attention, but most of his attempts fail, because of X. In the end, both of them are very close. Odd has much to do friends-wise as well. Aelita is extremely sensitive. While investigating in the Cortex in Obstinacy , she discovered her mother is still alive.
Odd agrees with the other Lyoko Warriors to not destroy X. Also, the team, including Odd, must team up with Laura Gauthier , a young girl as clever as Jeremie who forces them to accept her hacking the return to the past to be insensitive to it. He remained quite reserved when Laura arrived in the group, he didn't seem as hostile as Aelita.
Nevertheless, next to some of her betrayals, Odd and his friends chose to definitively ban her from the team in Mutiny. As for his source codes, Odd has lived an uneven epic. In The Codeless , he was the first to lose all his codes and couldn't deactivate towers anymore. Jeremie succeeded in returning some codes to him, stolen from a spectre in The Trap. Alas, Odd lost them again in Massacre. In the end, he is also with them to turn off the Supercomputer again, but he was maybe secretly hoping that their adventures were never really finished.
Odd's outlandish appearance accurately symbolizes his character. He is self-confident, self-loving, and proud of his own charisma and charm. He holds a very laid-back attitude towards life, and is always there to fill the void with his jokes, quips, and dramatic flair. He also claims to be the ultimate 'ladies-man,' despite his reputation as a lover being toxic among the females of Kadic as revealed in The Key , where just hearing his name was enough to scare any girl away.
He is also seen to be very encouraging and optimistic, as well as surprisingly resourceful during life-or-death situations. Odd is very loyal to his friends and to the fight against X.
At various points Odd has been shown more than willing to let his friends take the fall for his own pranks and natural laziness, as seen with Ulrich in Cold Sweat and with Aelita in Replika. His pranks can also be cruel, including the time he posted a humiliating picture of Yumi in the school paper. Odd didn't always have spiked up hair. Awakens , before his adventures in Lyoko, he is introduced with his hair as flat and short. Aged 13, and in the same eighth grade class with his friends, he does not particularly shine with any extreme maturity, often behaving childishly.
Life does not seem to him any more than a simple game, which also explains his scholastic difficulties. Producing the appropriate behavior, whether in everyday life or in class, is difficult for him to do, especially while amusing himself at the same time. Happily for him, he can count on his friends to keep him on a level course.
The only school classes that he bothers to pay attention to are the artistic subjects, in which he particularly excels. Having himself been born into a family of world-renowned artists, it is only natural that he would have inherited from his parents the curiosity and awareness that for him are so characteristic, aided also by his overly supportive parents.
He is also shown to speak Italian fluently. Odd is a little interested in everything, such as fashion, painting, and even some sports activities like juggling and even acrobatics which serve as training for his expeditions on Lyoko. He seems to have a special interest in music, which shows up in a number of episodes. Without categorizing, he likes nearly all genres, but prefers rock music, which he considers a veritable cult and performs with the others on bass and guitar.
Whenever Odd is given an exam paper, he folds it into an elaborate origami shape rather than fill out any of the answers. He has since unknowingly romanced Sissi through an online chat, and in the episode Replika pretended to kiss and later break up with Aelita for the sake of an elaborate ruse.
In A Fine Mess, it is revealed that Odd is perfectly willing to date more than one girl at the same time. This, along with his own cockiness and poor foot hygiene, has caused almost every girl he has ever dated to resent him for one reason or another, something that does not dissuade Odd's ego in the slightest. Socially, one can say that he gets along well with everybody, his happy personality allowing him to gain a lot of esteem and affection.
His "trendy" look particularly inspires the admiration of Milly and Tamiya , who consider him somewhat like a handy big brother to whom they can come for advice. Meanwhile, despite his personality, he seems intimidated by girls, and Samantha in Rock Bottom? Odd is the joyful owner of Kiwi, his dog. Kiwi is not extremely bright; a slow wit made to take risks for his master who even smuggles him into the airport where animals are forbidden.
Nevertheless, he becomes of great use to the group, sometimes even saving their lives, as shown in the episode Satellite. Although their friendship started off rocky, after the events stated in X.
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