William came from another high school in the second season. He was kicked out of his other school for plastering love letters all over the school makes you wonder who he had a crush on at his old school. He seems to like Yumi a lot and in Attack of the Zombies he even saved her. He had shown some common sense and the ability to take charge in dangerous situations.
Jeremie creates a stable polymorphic spectre with William's basic memories, and a basic personality in order to prevent suspicion among the school. Over time, this " clone " becomes much more popular than William was, but due to his 'dumb' personality, he unknowingly causes trouble for the warriors. His personality also became a bit of a gag in the show, best seen in the episode Wreck Room. In Down to Earth , William is finally freed from X.
However, his behavior pre-X. In tandem with this, in Quest for Infinity , he was a secondary antagonist. However, he was still rescued from X. William's role in the sequel series is to seek redemption, which he later succeeds.
In Cortex , after Odd got himself locked up in a utility room, William, instead of helping him out, went to the Cortex and takes Odd's place. For this, Odd was really mad at him, even having a thought of devirtualizing him. After rejoining the team, they stop fighting and became friendly to each other.
William becomes more serious about the missions in order to be worthy for the others to trust. When the Lyoko Warriors discover the existence of source codes , William appears to be the only one who does not have them. This makes him a more distanced member, as he is the only Lyoko Warrior who cannot deactivate towers. That doesn't stop him from becoming a vital support to the group when X. Being one of the codeless only deprives him of the ability to deactivate towers on Lyoko.
On Earth, William is not targeted by spectres. This makes him the only one who can be exposed to them without risk, or almost none. In Mutiny , William returns in X. However, since the monster fails to seize him completely, it remains attached to William. Later, he is freed thanks to the help of his friends. William is not given a major role in the group's major decisions. Not only does he support his friends in the fight against X. Finally, he is on their side for all major decisions regarding what to do next, especially after the discovery of Aelita's mother's survival.
After the team infects the Cortex with their virus, William stands beside Aelita and the rest of the group and says that Aelita is strongest of them. When they go to the Supercomputer Room to shut it back down again, it is a clear sign that he earned his place in the group, once and for all. In Mutiny , Aelita says that William is a very sensitive person and it is easy to hurt his feelings. Unlike Ulrich, William doesn't hide his feelings for Yumi. Ever since William arrived at Kadic, he is often seen together with Yumi, chatting with her, and sometimes acting romantic toward her, as first seen in Saint Valentine's Day.
If that wasn't bad enough for Ulrich , Yumi doesn't seem to mind it. She remained silent when William bluntly said she was rejecting him for Ulrich. Nonetheless, William still remained the same throughout, not hiding his feelings for Yumi and refusing to give up on her. During Season 3 , William became a pot of glue, which started to annoy Yumi.
She clearly tells him this in The Secret , denouncing his "two-bit Casanova act," saying how it was nice at first, but was now simply annoying for her. Her harsh words upset him. She was also the one who refused to let him enter the team following a group vote, believing he couldn't be trusted, though William was convinced that Ulrich was the one who had rejected him.
However, she changes her mind at the end of Double Trouble and thanks to her, William joins the group. This event moves the tension far away from matters of the heart. Nevertheless, the veracity of William's feelings is pressed in The Lake. Yumi calls the real William while he is preparing to devirtualize her. The real William briefly resurfaces and tries to stop X.
However, he quickly caved back to the mind control again. After William is freed and X. However, William will not give up that easily. In Evolution, William is clearly still in love with Yumi. He shows to be slightly seductive towards her in X. He even declares to Odd in How to Fool X. However, William seems to have backed down a little, since he never expressed his feelings directly to Yumi as he had done in the past.
He even invites Ulrich to support her in Suspicions. That's some pretty classy gear! It can also deflect monster fire, but it's very heavy to carry! Of all the characters, he is the one who goes through the most evolution, perhaps even more than Aelita.
Unfortunately, the aspects of this interesting character along with Yumi, he is one of the rare characters that have a truly complex mentality are too often changed according to the needs of the writers, and consequently become contradictory. At first, he simply appeared to be a new factor in Ulrich and Yumi's relationship, as he seemed interested in and very close to the Japanese girl, much to Ulrich's chagrin. We could say that he became a sort of masculine Sissi.
It's William's first art: stir up trouble in a relationship, although it's often involuntary or in retaliation to provocation. He only showed off to seduce Yumi! Ulrich is extremely jealous So the anger between the two strong boys quickly escalated, leading to a rivalry that is much more violent than the petty one between Yumi and Mr Delmas' daughter. Particularly during season 3, he becomes much more oppressive for the heroes, knowing well that Yumi is hiding a secret, one that he, like Sissi, plans to find out Not long before that, William became more clumsy, sticking to Yumi, always arriving at the wrong time; he adds a lot more spice to her relationship with Ulrich!
However, he helps Yumi fight a Xanafied man and prevent the factory from being blown up. The new kid at Kadic therefore has a paradoxical double role: undermining a relationship one day, saving the day the next. He also helps the girl to escape the school so she can get to the factory and fight XANA. It's during these various situations that William takes on the role of temporary ally. In this complete turnaround, William is once again changed according to the writers' needs.
In the space of one episode, he goes from being a new Lyoko Warrior to public enemy number 1, the XANA Warrior that the writers needed in order to spice up the thirty episodes of season 4. William's presence is slightly tarnished in the final episodes when Ulrich's "love rival" is brought back. The heroes refused to let him back into the group, and he incarnated XANA's threat one last time as the very last person to be Xanafied, during the final battle. In my opinion, William's evolution is still fascinating!
Seeing Ulrich's rival become XANA's lieutenant and one of the main characters of the series is really amazing and fitting for a series like Code Lyoko! He's a hopeless optimist, he continues to follow Yumi even when she seems to be fed up with him, but he is also extremely curious, unfortunately for the heroes. But his strong point, which catches the group's attention, is that he is really brave.
He deactivates a bomb with seven seconds to spare. You have to admit that you need a lot of courage for that, and to be a good warrior too. William has great mental strength. So, prowess is a word that can be attributed to William's character, but it's not the only one; he's also very frank and doesn't mince his words. He's also serious, but some of his actions are ridiculous, like for example his puerile reaction during his first virtualisation, or his repeated flirting attempts.
Indeed, there is a universal trait among all the character's good and bad qualities: he is persevering. In the end, however, this is what makes him touching: when he became himself again, the heroes rejected him tactlessly, and yet he still wanted to lend a hand if they needed it. That's why, although we can blame William for many things, we can't deny that there is good inside him.
Apparently he stuck posters all over his old school in order to proclaim his love for a girl! He is interested by her. But he quickly found out that Ulrich felt the same way about the Japanese girl. At first, it was like a battle of rivals between the two protagonists! William doesn't take it too far, but for Ulrich things have already turned very hostile! He's convinced that William is doing anything he can to seduce Yumi, although at this point William's intentions were just Unlike Sissi, at this point, William isn't yet in a rivalry with Ulrich.
Life goes on for him as normal while Ulrich gets riled up all by himself. Instead of trying to oust him, William even tries to give Ulrich advice
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