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| − | |death=2003 |
+ | |death= 2003 |
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| − | |gender=Male |
+ | |gender= Male |
| − | |job=Oversees all security in [[ENCOM]]'s network. |
+ | |job= Oversees all security in [[ENCOM]]'s network.<br>Commander of all [[ICP]]s. |
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+ | |equipment= [[Identity Disc]] |
| + | |allies= [[ICP]]s<br>[[Kernel's Aide]] |
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| − | |actor=Dennis Bateman |
+ | |actor= Dennis Bateman |
| − | |appear=[[TRON 2.0]] |
+ | |appear= [[TRON 2.0]] |
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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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| − | The Kernel is a program |
+ | The '''Kernel''' is a [[program]] in command of the ENCOM, or red, [[ICP]]s within the [[TRON 2.0]] storyline. Every system has a Kernel. Kernels believe in the [[user]]s, but have very low opinions of them. |
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| − | + | Kernels are known to be very strong and hard to defeat. For example, [[ENCOM]]'s Kernel easily defeated [[Thorne]], who was a user, an unusual feat seeing as users usually have a great advantage over programs. |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| + | Kernel has red circuitry, and a shell that makes him tall with a monstrous appearance. In [[TRON 2.0: Killer App (Game Boy Advance)|Killer App]], he wears a cape with an emblem on the upper half with three yellow spikes coming from it behind his head. He always uses the [[identity disc]] for combat, and sometimes the [[Disc Primitive#Sequencer Disc|sequencer]]. Kernel is also very robust with more health than a [[Seeker]]. |
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| − | A Kernel's shell makes him tall and gives him a typical strong man's look. He has red circuitry and always uses the disk, with high accuracy and damage (Sometimes he uses the Sequencer, which is an upgrade to the disc). He has more health than a [[Seeker]]. His main base is the Kernel's tower - a heavily defended place, where he can do what he wants in the system. Kernels believe in the users, but have very low opinions of them. The Kernel defends the system for the last stand. |
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| + | His main base is the Kernel's tower, a heavily defended place where he can do what he wants in the system, and otherwise defends the system for the last stand. From there, he commands the ENCOM ICP forces, but is not adverse to going into battle alongside his scripts. |
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| − | ==Real-life Kernels== |
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| − | Computers actually have Kernels. |
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| + | ==Events of TRON 2.0== |
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| + | When J. D. Thorne became a living, virulent computer virus, the Kernel became furious and frustrated with his soldiers' inability to combat the corruption. Unfortunately, this also led him to mistake [[Jet Bradley]] for the source of the virus. He interrogated the captured Jet, but disbelieved the answers the young user was giving, including dismissing Jet's insistence he ''was'' a user as "blasphemy" and threatening to torture him to death. He was about to execute Jet when [[Mercury]] intervened on Jet's behalf. |
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| − | If something goes terribly wrong in the computer, the system will fail in what is known as a "Kernel Panic". Kernel is obviously a military pun in the game. |
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| + | After Jet and Mercury escaped, eluding or destroying the ICP patrols sent after them, the infuriated Kernel decided he would stop at nothing to destroy Jet, even if Ma3a was de-rezzed in the process. By the time the ICPs reached Thorne's corrupted server, most of the ICPs had stopped viewing Jet as an enemy, but the Kernel wasn't persuaded. However, Thorne was the greater threat. |
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| + | The Kernel caught up to Thorne and had defeated the corrupted user, injuring him to the brink of death. [[Alan Bradley|Alan]] tried to talk the Kernel out of killing Thorne outright, but the Kernel would hear nothing of it. Jet then faced the Kernel in single, disc-only combat to try and save Thorne and his father. The Kernel admitted Jet was a worthy opponent, but also said that he should have derezzed the young user when he had the chance. After a protracted battle, Jet's skill with the disc proved greater and the Kernel succumbed. |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | *The word, "kernel," is used in ''TRON 2.0'' as a pun on the military rank of colonel. |
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[[Category:TRON 2.0]] |
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Revision as of 03:03, 19 November 2015
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| Kernel | |
| Biographical information | |
| Derezzed Date | 2003 |
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| Circuitry Color | Red |
| Gender | Male |
| Other information | |
| Functions | Oversees all security in ENCOM's network. Commander of all ICPs. |
| Equipment | Identity Disc |
| Allies | ICPs Kernel's Aide |
| Out of universe information | |
| Actor | Dennis Bateman |
| Appearances | TRON 2.0 |
| Gallery | |
Overview
The Kernel is a program in command of the ENCOM, or red, ICPs within the TRON 2.0 storyline. Every system has a Kernel. Kernels believe in the users, but have very low opinions of them.
Kernels are known to be very strong and hard to defeat. For example, ENCOM's Kernel easily defeated Thorne, who was a user, an unusual feat seeing as users usually have a great advantage over programs.
Description
Kernel has red circuitry, and a shell that makes him tall with a monstrous appearance. In Killer App, he wears a cape with an emblem on the upper half with three yellow spikes coming from it behind his head. He always uses the identity disc for combat, and sometimes the sequencer. Kernel is also very robust with more health than a Seeker.
His main base is the Kernel's tower, a heavily defended place where he can do what he wants in the system, and otherwise defends the system for the last stand. From there, he commands the ENCOM ICP forces, but is not adverse to going into battle alongside his scripts.
Events of TRON 2.0
When J. D. Thorne became a living, virulent computer virus, the Kernel became furious and frustrated with his soldiers' inability to combat the corruption. Unfortunately, this also led him to mistake Jet Bradley for the source of the virus. He interrogated the captured Jet, but disbelieved the answers the young user was giving, including dismissing Jet's insistence he was a user as "blasphemy" and threatening to torture him to death. He was about to execute Jet when Mercury intervened on Jet's behalf.
After Jet and Mercury escaped, eluding or destroying the ICP patrols sent after them, the infuriated Kernel decided he would stop at nothing to destroy Jet, even if Ma3a was de-rezzed in the process. By the time the ICPs reached Thorne's corrupted server, most of the ICPs had stopped viewing Jet as an enemy, but the Kernel wasn't persuaded. However, Thorne was the greater threat.
The Kernel caught up to Thorne and had defeated the corrupted user, injuring him to the brink of death. Alan tried to talk the Kernel out of killing Thorne outright, but the Kernel would hear nothing of it. Jet then faced the Kernel in single, disc-only combat to try and save Thorne and his father. The Kernel admitted Jet was a worthy opponent, but also said that he should have derezzed the young user when he had the chance. After a protracted battle, Jet's skill with the disc proved greater and the Kernel succumbed.
Trivia
- The word, "kernel," is used in TRON 2.0 as a pun on the military rank of colonel.
- Quoting Wikipedia: "In computing, the kernel is the central component of most computer operating systems; it is a bridge between applications and the actual data processing done at the hardware level."