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This article is about Eiffel Tower from the TV series and any information in it exclusively follows the main series' continuity.
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I think the thing I love the most about the Eiffel Tower is that it's indestructible, like superheroes.

Marinette, "Marinette in Paris"

The Eiffel Tower is an iron lattice tower at Champ de Mars (Field of Mars) in Paris, France. When it was first constructed in 1887 by Gustave Eiffel, the local Parisian artists disliked it because they believed the unique and gigantic structure would divert good reputation during the World Fair, but today it is Paris's most famous and beloved landmark and the most visited monument in the world.

See also[]

See Wikipedia:Eiffel Tower

Sightings[]

Episodes[]


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Other[]


Trivia[]

  • The Agreste mansion and Collège Françoise Dupont are located near the Eiffel Tower.
  • In the webisode "Marinette in Paris," Marinette writes that the Eiffel Tower is her favorite monument in Paris.
    • Marinette states in the webisode that the Eiffel Tower is 1,063 feet high, which is its actual height.
  • It is illuminated in "The Evillustrator", "Rogercop", "The Mime", and "Guitar Villain".
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The decorated Tower.

  • It is also decorated like a Christmas tree in "Christmaster".
  • The Eiffel Tower has been part of multiple akumatized villain attacks:
    • It is where Ladybug and Cat Noir fight Bubbler in "The Bubbler".
    • Mr. Pigeon uses the Tower as a platform to give his ultimatum in "Mr. Pigeon".
    • The Evillustrator creates a miniature Eiffel Tower for his date with Marinette in "The Evillustrator".
    • In "The Mime", the titular villain cuts the Tower in half, and it falls over. However, after Ladybug uses the Miraculous Ladybug, the tower is repaired.
    • In "Princess Fragrance", Jean Duparc is akumatized off-screen into The Magician of Misfortune, a supervillain who threatens to make the tower disappear.
    • In "Stoneheart", Stoneheart climbs the Tower and Hawk Moth delivers his message to Ladybug and Cat Noir.
    • In "Guitar Villain", Guitar Villain uses the Tower as a battleground against XY, Ladybug, and Cat Noir. Fang also gets stuck in the Tower in his akumatized dragon form.
    • In "The Puppeteer", Ladybug throws the doll of herself, and it lands on the Tower, prompting The Puppeteer to use Lady Wifi to retrieve it.
    • Antibug's Anti-Charm pierces the side of the Tower in "Antibug".
    • Volpina uses the Tower to dangle her illusion of Adrien and threaten Ladybug in "Volpina". The Tower also becomes her cage because of Cat Noir's Cataclysm, which leads to her de-akumatization.
    • The Collector collects the Tower in his book.
    • Cat Noir hides Marinette on the Tower from her grandmother, who is akumatized as Befana. The clever Befana figures out Cat Noir hid Marinette on the Tower. Ladybug climbs up the Tower while Befana is chasing her and blasting candy at her.
    • Ladybug traps Gigantitan in the Tower by using her yo-yo string. The big baby pulls the strings, which causes the Tower to break and fall over. As in "The Mime", Ladybug later restores it.
    • Captain Hardrock blasts loudspeakers on the Tower to ruin Jagged Stone's concert.
    • In "Zombizou," it gets invaded by zombies.
      • Also in that episode, Ladybug mentions Gustave Eiffel's office as a statue of him is seen inside. It was his company that was responsible for creating the real Tower.
    • In "Style Queen", the titular vilain deposits Adrien as a gold glitter statue on the Tower and then fights Ladybug there, culminating in Plagg breaking the Tower with his own Cataclysm. Once again, Ladybug repairs the damage.
    • In "Reverser", Reverser changes Mayor Bourgeois during the latter's space dumpster campaign and later has a showdown with Ladybug and Cat Noir.
    • In "Heroes' Day", it's where Volpina is situated when she creates illusions and where Scarlet Moth commands his army and fights the heroes.
    • In "Chameleon", it's where Ladybug and the titular villain fight.
    • In "Reflekdoll", Ladybug and Cat Noir defeated an unknown akumatized villain and Reflekta along with a sentimonster.
    • In "Desperada", Desperada uses the tower as a vantage point to target the heroes, and Viperion is there while thinking of a plan to defeat her.
    • In "Cat Blanc", it's destroyed by Cat Blanc in an alternate future.
    • In "Miraculous New York", Mr. Pigeon uses it as a rocket to take his pigeons into space.
    • In "Multiplication", Ikari Dozen knocks down the tower with her sword.
    • In "Pretension", Matagi Gozen chased Argos to the office at the top of the tower after he kidnapped Kagami and hid her there.
  • Thomas Astruc has confirmed that the tower's locations in season 1 were illogical and that the Tower was in every shot. Realistic geography was planned for season 2.[1]
  • Every kwami who has been seen using their power without a holder, with the exception of Tikki in "Dearest Family" has effected the Tower in some way.

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References[]


ve Places
Fictional places
Within France
Agreste mansion (Adrien's roomGabriel's atelierGabriel's lairKitchenNathalie's roomThe Crypt) • Bertrand King's officeBob Roth's officeCésaire apartment (Alya's roomElla and Etta's roomNora's room) • Collège Françoise Dupont (Art classroomBoiler roomCafeteriaLibraryLocker roomMiss Bustier's classroomMs. Mendeleiev's classroomPrincipal's officeRestrooms) • Dupain-Cheng residence (Marinette's balconyMarinette's room) • Fu's massage shopIce RinkLe Grand Paris (Chloé's roomZoé's room) • Le SorbonneLiberty (Juleka's roomLuka's room) • Lila's first roomLila's second roomPolice stationRoland's residentialSwimming poolThéo's studioTom & Sabine Boulangerie PatisserieTVi studioVincent Aza's room
Outside of France
Armstrong High SchoolAtlantisCash AntiquesFathom apartmentsGuardians' templeHotel LafayetteMasush Palace HotelSacred CaveThousand Delights restaurantWu Shifu's school
Other places
Quantic UniverseRe-Verse
Real life places
Museums and Monuments
Arc de TriompheArc de Triomphe du CarrouselBasilica of Saint ClotildeEiffel TowerFontaine du PalmierGrand PalaisHôtel de VilleLouvreLouvre PalaceMusée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de ParisMusée GrévinNotre-Dame de ParisObélisque de LouxorPalais de ChaillotPalais de TokyoPetit PalaisPlace Charles de GaullePlace de la ConcordePlace de la SorbonnePlace du ChâteletTour MontparnasseTrocadéro
Parks and Rivers
Canal Saint-MartinChamp de MarsJardins des Champs-ÉlyséesJardins du TrocadéroJardin des TuileriesPlace des VosgesSeine
Bridges
Pont Alexandre IIIPont des ArtsPont d'IénaPont Marie
Other places
Avenue Winston-ChurchillChamps-ÉlyséesGare du NordÎle aux CygnesMénagerie du Jardin des PlantesMétroParc des PrincesRoue de Paris
Cities
AmsterdamBarcelonaBerlinDakarGizaLondonMexico CityMoscowNew York CityParisRio de JaneiroRomeSeoulShanghaiSydneyTokyo
Outside of France
Amsterdam
Canals of Amsterdam
Barcelona
The Four Columns
Berlin
Brandenburg GatePariser Platz
Dakar
TBA
Giza
Giza pyramid complex (Great Pyramid of GizaPyramid of KhafrePyramid of Menkaure)
London
Big BenBuckingham PalaceLondon City AirportLondon EyePalace of WestminsterPortcullis HouseRiver ThamesThe GherkinTower of LondonWestminster AbbeyWestminster Bridge
Mexico City
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Moscow
Saint Basil's Cathedral
New York City
Liberty Island (Statue of Liberty) • New-York Historical SocietyTimes Square
Pisa
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
Rio de Janeiro
CopacabanaCorcovado (Christ the Redeemer) • Sugarloaf Mountain
Rome
Colosseum
Seoul
Gyeongbokgung
Shanghai
Huangpu RiverNajing RoadOriental Pearl Tower
Sydney
Sydney Opera House
Tokyo
Sumida (Sumida River) • Tokyo SkytreeTokyo Tower
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