List of Cybersites

This is a list of Cybersites from the series Cyberchase.

A

Aquari-yum

This cybersite made its first appearance during season one in episode #116. It seen again in season three episode #306 and during season four in episode #402. The entire site is underwater inside a giant fishbowl. It's also a feeding grounds for rare aquatic cyber creatures. It contains numerous rock formations and plants that have the appearance of food (e.g. pizza, croissant, hot dog, French fries, etc.). Without Icky the Slug the site will boil over. This site was in the Quest on Cyberchase online.

B

Big Bay

This is part of Megabays.

The Black Hole

This cybersite has made two appearances, the first during episode #310 when Hacker needed to dispose of the encryptor chip, and the second, during season five in episode #503 when Hacker thought to remove Digit from the picture after Wicked accidentally turned him into her Mr. Perfect. This cybersite is a disposal site, but it is also a portal to the Nether World of Cyberspace. The Black Hole is guarded by a sentry who charges disposal fees for objects dumped into the hole. He bases the rate on his appraisal of the worth of the object being disposed, and the black hole will not dispose of any unpaid items. For example, when Hacker brings the encryptor chip for disposal the guard says that for an item of this magnitude an exorbitant fee of 10 million snelfus is in order. Unfortunately for Hacker, Buzz and Delete don't have much cash on them and Wicked spent all of the money Hacker had while she was on a shopping spree. Hacker is outraged by the price, and tries to throw the encryptor chip in without paying. To his chagrin, the hole throws it back out.

C

Calamore

Cybersite Calamore is freezing cold, icy and snowy. It is only seen at the beginning of episode #111, when Buzz and Delete try to steal the Crystal of Calamore. This cybersite is similar to Cyberia, only with no inhabitants (as far as was revealed.[1]

Castleblanca

This cybersite's first appearance was in the second episode of the series. It appeared again, later in the same season, in episode #114. While it made brief appearances here and there, it didn't doesn't fully show up again until episode #405, then again in episode #406 and again in the season premiere of season five with episode #501. This cybersite's theme is Halloween and is full of various monsters (e.g. Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, etc.) and castles, hence the name Castleblanca. The name is a pun on Castlevania and Casablanca. The Site was seen in the Quest on Cyberchase online.[1]

The Cyber Grand Council Building

A multipurpose building with a top and a bottom set of levels that appear identical to each other. There are at least 39 levels in total. Some levels were underneath the walking or main area. In episode #121, Dr. Marbles held a council of the leaders of Cyberspace here to discuss important matters for the specific cybersites represented. There are many rooms. This site was seen on the game the Quest at Cyberchase online.

Cyberlantics

This site was mentioned in episode #123.

CyberMall

This site was seen in a game online at the Cyberchase website.

Cyberspace Control Central

One of the first cybersites to appear on the show, and appearing in most of the show's episodes, this is where the wise and powerful leader of Cyberspace, Motherboard, looks after all of Cyberspace. Only in two episodes does the whole show take place at Control Center - in episodes #214 and #407. In the game the Quest online at Cyberchase this site was seen. There are many rooms including The Spare Room and many more.

The Cybrary

This cybersite made its first appearance during season two in episode #210 and appeared again during season three in episode #308. The Cybrary contains all the information on everything there is to know about Cyberspace. There are 20 floors. Methods of transportation include the Cybercart, the Mail Tube and the Time Machine. Sections include History, Science, Art, Math, Cyberspace, Movies, Motherboard's Secret Vault and many more.[2]

D

Discardia

This cybersite made its first appearance in episode #312 and its second appearance during season four in episode #405. It is where all the garbage from every cybersite in Cyberspace goes when it is thrown away. This site is not safe for ships due to the floating waste and lack of landing sites. This site made its most recent appearance in episode #509 where Digit and the kids hide the Network Interface Card from Hacker in the forever-gone machine so that Hacker can never get it.

E

EcoHaven

This cybersite made its first appearance during the premiere of season three in episode #301, and more recently during season five in episode #504. This cybersite is a wildlife sanctuary for all kinds of rare and wonderful animals. This site was also seen in the game, The Quest 3 on Cyberchase online.[3]

Ecotopia

This cybersite has many preserves. Two of the preserves appeared in episodes #904 and #905. Abby was one of the main rangers of these preserves. The citizens of Ecotopia (rangers and junior rangers) use preservePads to communicate with each other. The center of the site houses an inner slime core that can destroy much of the site. A new site is created by formatting it and installing it (using the preservePad). Ecotopia also houses the Cyberspace RESET button that anyone can use to reformat all of Cyberspace. Ollie lives on this site and revealed that each preserve can only be reformatted once. Some animals that live on this site are orangutans, monkeys, turtles, and birds.

Eureeka

This cybersite made its first appearance during season one in episode #113, then again seen in episode #123 and later appeared briefly during season two in episode #204. This cybersite is the home of Professor Archimedes, creator of the encryptor chip, and his assistants Yuki and Rika. Until recently it was a barren wasteland - however, this changed when Hacker irrigated and forested it while trying to prove he had turned over a new leaf.[4]

F

The Forest

This cybersite made one appearance in episode #112, where Buzz and Delete were sent to find the last Good Luck Charm of Cyberspace so that Hacker would become super-lucky and take over Cyberspace purely by chance. It was later one of the cybersites that was polluted by cyberstatic in episode #125.

Frogsnorts

This cybersite made its first appearance during season two in episode #203, when Digit breaks the antidote, and its second appearance in season three in episode #311, when Shari Spotter needed to make Cosmic Crumpets, and later appeared during the season premiere of season four when the kids needed to make a film for new students. Its last appearance is in episode #604. It's a school for teaching magic and sorcery to any cybercitizen interested. This is a reference to J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, in which Harry attends a school named Hogwarts.[5]

G

Garden

This cybersite, which appears to lead into Control Central, has been seen in only four episodes to date: #116, #204, #206 and #214. In episode #116, Digit and Widget prepared for Mother's Day there. It was last seen in episode #509 when Hacker got inside.

Gollywood

This cybersite made its first appearance during season three in episode #303. It is a complete parallel to Hollywood, California. It was seen again in episode #312 during the big celebration of Starlight Night when holiday songs rise up.

H

Happily-Ever-After

This cybersite made its first appearance during season one in episode #108 and later appeared during the same season in episode #122. It was also seen in the second season during episode #203. The kids go to this cybersite in episode #204. Buzz flew in this site in episode #406. It has made other brief appearances throughout the series, but its only recent major appearance was in episode #503. This cybersite is a fairy tale world, full of fairy tale characters such as the Three Little Pigs, Humpty Dumpty, Mother Goose, and many others. This cybersite is also the place of origin for the villain Wicked.

Helping Hand Land

This very happy-go-lucky cybersite appears during season two in episode #203. It is the home of Harriet Hippo, a warm and caring cybercitizen. In this cybersite there are rainbows, smiley faces, friends who help people, and—most important to the plot—the healing stone that helps machines stop curses.

J

Joe's Cleaning Station

When a cybership needs to be repaired or washed, it goes to Joe's Cleaning Station. This cybersite made its first appearance in the first season during episode #121. It is seen when Hacker's ship needed to be fixed. Later the site was seen in episode #408. When Hacker trapped the kids he used melting goop to melt the Grim Wreacker. The site was seen in episode #507 when Buzz and Delete were selling parts of a crystal. Later, Joe was seen in episode #508.

Jimaya

This cybersite made its first appearance in episode #307. It is mostly a jungle site, with a large pyramid located deep within the site. The pyramid's design is similar to those constructed by the Mayans at Chichen Itza in present-day Mexico. It made another appearance in episode #607 (Jamaya Jam) when the kids went to see Jewels again.

M

Megabays

Megabays consist of three bays: Big Bay, Little Bay, and In-Between Bay. They all are part of the kelp-bed ecosystem, which involves sea otters, kelp, fish, and sea urchins. Captain Skuttlebutt and Ditto live in Big Bay. This site has appeared in episode #901.

Memoryville

This cybersite made its debut in season six. The site is where the championship game of "Slugball", a sport similar to baseball, is played. Also in Memoryville, there is the "Memory Bank", where all the memory in cyberspace is stored (hence the name of the site). Hacker tried to erase all the memory in cyberspace to win the "Arky" award, an award for evil people, hosted by Ann Arky (name is a pun of the word "anarchy"). Hacker failed to do so, thus receiving a letter from Ann Arky saying he was no longer eligible for the award. The site has made only one appearance.[6]

Mount Olympus

This cybersite made its first appearance during season one in episode #106 and later appeared during the season finale - episode #126. It has also made brief appearances throughout the series. This cybersite is based completely on Greek mythology, ruled over by Zeus. Without the harmony of music this site will fall down. In episode #409, this site returned as Hacker's vacation site. Also seen in episode #606[4]

Mobius

This cybersite was mentioned in episode #101, but made an appearance during season one in episode #113. When Hacker is chasing after Dr. Marbles, Marbles eventually evades him but crash-lands on Mobius, an extremely small cybersite that appears to have no inhabitants. The cybersite is a set of odd train tracks, shaped like a M.

N

The Nether World of Cyberspace

This cybersite does not make an appearance but is mentioned during the season premiere of season two. No one knows what it is like there, and frankly, no one wants to know. Lady Ada's time machine is in a hidden part of this cybersite and it can go anywhere across cyberspace.

The Northern Frontier

This cybersite has appeared throughout the series. It is a barren wasteland at the far reaches of Cyberspace. It is home to the Hacker. In episode #123, Hacker created a statue of himself which broadcast his voice in an annoying manner all across Cyberspace in an effort to bring them all to submission, but due to the efforts of the Cybersquad, the statue was destroyed. In the fourth season, Hacker had a room in which he contemplates and makes plans to be the ruler of cyberspace. On the door there is a sign that says Buzz and Delete couldn't come inside.[7]

Nowhere

This cybersite made its first appearance during season one in episode #120. It is a barren landscape surrounded by mountains and the only inhabited cybersite in such a state. The citizens of this cybersite use old donuts as currency, although some will barter. They prefer stale donuts because they want them to last forever. According to the Cyberchase website, this is also the site where episode #304 took place, and is home to the Scritters. It also appears to be geologically rich, with Magnetite and power crystals on the surface.

O

Oceania

This site was in a game in the Cyberchase website.

P

Parallel Land

This site was first seen in episode #506. It is the home of the Flying Parallinis, who all look like parallelograms. It is a part of Poddleville.

Penguia

This cybersite's first appearance was during season four in episode #403. Its second was in episode #602. The third is episode #702. In this cybersite it appears to be winter all the time, and it has a very Arctic atmosphere about it. Its inhabitants are all penguins. There are underground chambers in this cybersite full of amazing splendors, but also booby traps.

Perfectomundo

This site is first seen in episode #703. Its other appearances were in episodes #901 and #903.

Pleasant Island

This site was in a game in the Cyberchase website.

Poddleville

This cybersite made its first appearance during season one in episode #107. This cybersite is seen again at the beginning of episode #123. It makes a brief appearance during season two in episode #204 and a main appearance during the same season in episode #212. This cybersite, including its citizens, is entirely composed of geometric shapes. Then it was seen in episode #406 and in episode #506. It was last seen in episode #509.

Pressure Poes

This Cybersite is featured briefly in episode #213 as one of the sites of the Fearless Chef Competition.

Pompadouria

This cybersite made its first, brief appearance during season two in episode #204. Its first main appearance was during the same season in episode #211. This cyber-monarchy wields tremendous social and economic power. There are power orgs that make the site run. The king of Pompadouria has a daughter that has recently been married. The Cybersquad saved her after Hacker locked her away in a castle. The site was also seen in episode #707.

Power Center

This cybersite was in episode #406 when Digit controlled all of the power in 10 cybersites.

Proportiona

This cybersite made its first and only appearance during season one in episode #124. It focuses on extremes in proportions - the main site is full of giants and giant-sized objects or animals like frogs, dogs or toys, but there is also a small island full of tiny citizens and their tiny town. This site has lots of dark green and blue colors.

R

Radopolis

This cybersite made its first appearance during season two in episode #202. It has made several other appearances throughout the series due to the introduction of a major character named Slider. The entire site is a giant skatepark for skateboarders, rollerbladers, and [Bicycle|bikers]], ruled over by King Dudicus. This site has appeared in episodes #302, #404, #406, #408, #502, and #902. This site was also seen in the game the Quest on Cyberchase Online.[8]

R Fair City

This cybersite made its first appearance in the third episode of the series. It later made appearances during season one in episode #119 and during season two in episode #208. This cybersite is a giant amusement park full of games of chance, rides, and shows. Its most famous game is called "Pure Chance": the player is presented with two doors identical in appearance, one of which wins the player a day of free rides, and the other catapults the player into Cyberspace. This site was seen in the Quest on Cyberchase online.[6]

S

Sensible Flats

This cybersite made its first appearance in the fifth episode of the series. It was later seen during season one in episode #117, and made other brief appearances throughout the series. This cybersite is wild west-themed. Without water the site will turn into a ghost town.[9]

Shangri-La

This cybersite made its first appearance during season one in episode #118. It has made other appearances during season two in episode #209 and briefly throughout the rest of the series. It's a cybersite of peace, tranquility and harmony, completely at balance thanks to the Good Vibrations, a giant tuning fork located in the center of the site. In this site, there is an island that provides no way of escape, but has a tree with things that people need.[10]

Solaria

This cybersite made a brief appearance in the second episode of the series; however, its first main appearance was in the fourth episode of the series, and has only since made brief appearances in episodes #123 and #125. A tropical resort paradise, Solaria is kept warm by the powerful Sunisphere, an orb that is located atop its central mountain. Without the Sunisphere, the temperature will steadily decrease. As the temperature falls, it will snow like a blizzard. At 0°, this site will be as cold as an ice cube and everything or everyone will be frozen.

South Frontier

It appeared in episode #101, #115 and #505. The Southern Frontier includes Topsy Turvy Island.

Symmetria

This cybersite made its first and only appearance during season one in episode #110. This cybersite is a factory which manufactures everything symmetrical in Cyberspace thanks to a device known as the Symmatrizer. Dr. Marbles helped make this cybersite. Ava thanked him by making statues of him all over this cybersite.[1]

T

Teraswampa

This cybersite has made its first and only appearance in season five during episode #503. This is a cybersite within a cybersite, directly within Happily-Ever-After. It's a giant swamp with an island in the middle of it, with steep cliffs all the way around, and an old shack on top. Aside from the island, everything else in Teraswampa is green.

Thornia

This cybersite is completely dedicated to Mother's Day. In episode #206, the Cybersquad grew a rare flower known as the Madre Bonitas, which symbolizes the spirit of Mother's Day.

Ticktockia

This cybersite made its first and only appearance during season four in episode #408. This is a very mysterious cybersite. The only way in is a gate that only opens at 9:00 PM. The problem is that the time passes slower in Ticktockia, so if someone goes in, it is very hard to get out. The cybersite's citizens are things related to time (mainly clocks), and much of what goes on in the site is run by a gear system. Father Time is said to know everything about Ticktockia.

Tikiville

This cybersite made its first appearance during season three in episode #305 and appeared again during the season finale of season four and in episode #705. This cybersite is based on Hawaiian and Central American cultures and lifestyles.

Tomb of Rom

This cybersite made its first appearance during season one in episode #109 and later appeared during season two in episode #207 and briefly during season three in episode #306. This Egyptian-themed cybersite, run by Binky the cat, centers around the pyramidal Tomb of Rom. Rom, residing as a mummy in his tomb, sleeps most of the time and leaves the work to Binky.

Topsy-Turvy Island

This cybersite was one of the first cybersites to make an appearance in the show, appearing in the first episode and later appearing for a second time in episode #115. The flowers and trees there flip-flop up and down in different forms. The last appearance was in the fifth season at episode #505. It's a jungle island that turns inside-out every day at dusk, and back out at dawn. Before it turns inside out, it starts to shake just for a warning.

U

U-WANT, U-BID

This cybersite made its first and only appearance during season three in episode #309. It is a popular auction site, and a likely parody of eBay. The common currency in cyberspace is snelfus, which are used here. There is a fish that ruins all the auctions.

V

Valussa

Valussa is a cybersite city mentioned in a game on the Cyberchase website. Hacker scrambled its circuitry, leaving it in darkness.

Volcano Island

Volcano Island is one of the sites of the Fearless Chef Competition, seen only in episode #213.

W

Wickedy Brooms

This site is Wicked's sale site where she sells brooms to take control of all of Cyberspace. This site was seen in episode #409.

Wind Chammer Plateau

This cybersite is one of the sites of the Fearless Chef Competition. It is seen only in episode #213. The weather is very blustery.

Unknown Cybersites

Episode Table

Cybersites with their Seasons and Episodes:
A Several Sites in One episode:
Aquari-yum- 120 Jungle Uknown, Nowhere
116 203 Helping Hand Land, Jungle Unknown, Frogsnorts, Happily-Ever-After
306 204 Eureeka, Garden, Happily-Ever-After, Poddleville, Pompadouria, R Fair City
402 213 Volcano Island, Wind Chammer Plateau, Pressure Poes, Unknown
B 405 Discarda, Castleblanca, and a lot of other sites seen sparingly
Blackhole 406 Castleblanca, Poddleville, Radopolis, Sensible Flats
310 408 Ticktockia, Radopolis
C 503 Teraswampa Happily-Ever-After
Calamore: 510 Penguia, R Fair City, Tomb of Rom
111 805 Mt.Olympus, Sensible Flats, Groundhoggyin
Castleblanca 901 Megabays, Perfectomundo
102
114
406
501
Cybrary
210
308
Control Central Whole Time
214
407
Corsairio
205
605
The Cyber Grand Council Building:
121
Cyberstatic Satellite (1-4)
125
D
Discardia
405
509
E
EcoHaven
301
504
Ecotopia
904
905
Eureeka
113
F
The Forest:
112
Frogsnorts
311
401
604
G
Garden
116
Golftopia
706
Gollywood
303
312
701
H
Happily-Ever-After
108
122
603
I
J
Jimaya
307
607
507
K
L
Lovelace Manor and surrounding area
201
M
Memoryville:
609
Mount Olympus
106
126
606
805
N
Nowehere
120
304
Motherboard/Northern Fountier
123
508
704
O
Outta Site
803
P
Peramida (Tomb of Rom)
109
207
306
510
Penguia
403
510
602
702
802
Perfectomundo
703
901
903
Poddleville/Parallel Land
107
212
506
Pompadouria
211
707
Proportiona:
124
Q
R
Radopolis
202
302
404
408
502
902
R Fair City
103
119
208
510
S
Sensible Flats
105
117
601
804
805
Shangri-La
118
209
Solaria
104
608
801
South Frontier
101
115
505
Spheres of Fears:
610
Symmetria:
110
T
Tikiville
305
410
705
Thornia
206
U
U-WANT, U-BID
309
Unknown Cybersites
Unknown Jungle
120
203
Unknown
213
V
W
Wicked's Broom
409
X
Y
Z

References

  1. 1 2 3 Cyberchase. Season 1
  2. ↑ Cyberchase
  3. ↑ Cyberchase. Math Games for Kids.
  4. 1 2 Cyberchase. Season 2.
  5. ↑ Cyberchase. Season 3.
  6. 1 2 Cyberchase. Season 5.
  7. ↑ Cyberchase. Episodes.
  8. ↑ Cyberchase. Season 9.
  9. ↑ Cyberchase. Season 8.
  10. ↑ Cyberchase. Season 4.

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