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The Abandoned Church
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The Abandoned Church was built with a secret passage to the Paris Catacombs in the floor, underneath the bell tower. Dante Vale, Zhalia Moon, Lok Lambert, and Cherit find it using hints that they found in Joan of Arc's notes from the Cavern of the Gargoyle in Huntik Episode 5 "Crawling the Catacombs". DeFoe and his Suits attacked them, and they retreated into the caverns destroying the entrance.

The bell tower had sunlight streaming down to the floor, over the entrance into the catacombs. The sunlight streamed from a series of mirrors that reflected it. The mirrors were the key to opening the passage, because a spell (Sophie used Raypulse) had to hit it from a certain angle that the mirrors would put it in.

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Huntik is an Italian animated TV series created by Iginio Straffi of Rainbow S.p.A., as a co-production with Big Bocca Productions (an Irish entertainment production and licensing company owned by Richard McWilliam, CEO and owner of The Upper Deck Company, LLC and Rainbow S.p.A.).

Huntik made its debut at the MIPCOM show in Cannes, and premiered January 3, 2009 in the U.S. on The CW4Kids. Created and directed by legendary Italian animator Iginio Straffi (who also created The Winx Club and Monster Allergies), Huntik was awarded as best cartoon for entertainment and business opportunities at MIPJunior, a leading international exhibition dedicated to children's tv programmes.

Huntik TV series was broadcast in Italy on Rai 2 and in foreign channels including the The CW4Kids (United States), Disney XD -previously Jetix- (UK & Ireland), MTV3 (Finland), Rede Record (Brazil), Jetix / Disney XD (Netherlands), Childern Channel (Israel), RTL II (Germany), ZAZ (Mexico), Network Ten (Australia), TV Tokyo (Japan), South Africa, Singapore, Greece, Austria, Portugal and the Philippines.

Huntik trading card game, produced by Upper Deck Entertainment, was released in 2009 in Starter decks and booster packs. A line of Huntik action figures has also been released by Upper Deck.