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"Levisfer" is a season 1 episode of the series, Ghostforce. According to the series' production/written order, it is the 32nd episode of Season 1, as well as the 32nd episode of the series, overall.
Synopsis[]
To stop Levisfer, Mike must get his new invention working with the help of his friends.
Plot[]
TBA
Characters[]
Major characters[]
Minor characters[]
- Miss Jones
- Tim Callaghan
- Glups (background)
- Alice Spancer (background)
- Roland (background)
- Michael Collins (pictured)
- Pharaok (statue)
- Arakgum (statue)
- Artiflame (statue)
- Raijin (statue)
- Trashotic (statue)
- Mikroo (statue)
- Civilians
Trivia[]
- This is the fourth time a ghost is awakened in the beginning before the title card, following "Sporofungus", "Chronoklok", and "Graffurious".
- When Levisfer is awakened in the sewer, a newspaper featuring Michael Collins on the front cover is seen.
- This episode established a friendly rivalry between Mike and Rajat. Despite the two being friends, they will compete against each other during science competitions to determine who is the smartest in their class.
- Mike is revealed to be insecure about his intellect. While he invented an electromagnetic bubble transmitter for the fair, he's uncertain about demonstrating it because he's worried it's not good enough to beat Rajat's robo-baker.
- The official Ghostforce website revealed that Mike is at the top of the class with Rajat being the second. So, the science fair is Mike's way to prove his intellect against him.
- Although Rajat means well, he unintentionally caused Mike to think he should tweak his invention on his own after he said, "There would be no merit in getting help for the competition". To Mike, asking anyone for help with his invention would mean he isn't smart like Rajat since the latter invented the robo-baker alone.
- This makes it the second episode after "Gmagicard" that heavily focuses on Mike's insecurity. In that episode, he suffers from an identity crisis because he believes he is supposed to be the "brainiac" of the team who can solve everything. Here, Mike became jealous of Rajat's ability to invent a machine without help and intended to do the same for his electromagnetic bubble transmitter.
- The diagram on the lab's interface that shows Levisfer's powers is an apple falling from a tree. This is a reference to Sir Isaac Newton's apple tree that inspired him to develop his theory of gravity in the mid-1660s.
- Miss Jones warned the main trio that they must capture Levisfer before it levitates everyone in the city towards the asteroids. This likely foreshadows "Chaorion" where it reveals the possibility of ghosts originating from outer space and an asteroid happened to be the titular ghost's nest.
- It's indirectly revealed that Miss Jones can float into the air in her sleep whenever she dreams of herself flying. As a result, she invented an anti-reverse-gravity blanket to help her stay in bed. This ability might be one of the side effects of her being half-ghost.
- Based on how he thanked Glowboo after the latter commented that the robo-baker is almost as advanced as him, Rajat seems aware that the orange Ghostforce member is an android.
- Levisfer is shown to lift lower and midtown Manhattan into the air with its power. Geographically, both these regions are connected to various bridges and tunnels. Lower Manhattan is connected to Jersey City (via the Holland Tunnel) and Brooklyn (via the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Williamsburg Bridge); midtown Manhattan is connected to Weehawken (via the Lincoln Tunnel) and Queens (via the Queens–Midtown Tunnel). Because there are no bridges nor tunnels visible, it's implied Levisfer can't lift them because they are too heavy for it and they are ripped apart from the borough. Following the ghost's capture, it's implied the bridges and tunnels are repaired when both regions of Manhattan are restored to normal.
- When the scene shows the lab while it's been lifted into the air by Levisfer, the ghost chess board and chess pieces are both seen floating in the background.
- This episode reveals that the lab's interfaces allow the team to watch the news from the city, likely for any reports about a ghost attack.
- Miss Jones is revealed to have "once had someone to help [her] with everything". While that person's identity is once again unknown to both the main trio and the audience, there is an implication that the person was her old partner Carpenter when she was a former active member of the original Ghostforce team.
Errors[]
- When Rajat demonstrates his robo-baker, the machine is placed at the center of his booth. However, when Andy admires the results, the machine is suddenly placed next to the cake without any indication that Rajat moved it off-screen.
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References[]
- ↑ https://twitter.com/LPoilis/status/1543685100390563841
- ↑ https://animesuperhero.com/forums/threads/disney-march-2022-premieres-schedule.5793363/
- ↑ https://tv.moustique.be/chaine/1967/disney-channel-wallonia.html?date=2022-04-21&period=noon
- ↑ https://www.fernsehserien.de/ghostforce/folgen/1x16b-levisfer-1537535