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[[File:Clu_derezz.jpg|thumb|Clu derezzes as the MCP takes over his functions.]] |
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| − | The '''MCP's torture device''' is used by the [[Master Control Program]] to appropriate [[Program|programs]] and their functions so that he grows more powerful. The devices are found embedded into the wall inside the shell of the MCP. When a program is brought to the MCP's presence, the MCP |
+ | The '''MCP's torture device''' is used by the [[Master Control Program]] to appropriate [[Program|programs]] and their functions so that he grows more powerful. The devices are found embedded into the wall inside the shell of the MCP. When a program is brought to the MCP's presence, the MCP telekinetically sends a program flying violently against the device's surface. The device then "scans" the back of the program by changing the surface of the device to rapidly moving chevrons that move upward. The faster the chevrons move, the quicker and more painful the [[deresolution]] is. When it is all over, the program completely becomes a part of the MCP. |
==Known victims of the device== |
==Known victims of the device== |
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*[[Clu]] |
*[[Clu]] |
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*[[Dumont]] (though he survived thanks to [[Tron]] rescuing him) |
*[[Dumont]] (though he survived thanks to [[Tron]] rescuing him) |
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*Other [[Tower Guardian]]s |
*Other [[Tower Guardian]]s |
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| + | [[File:Raskettorture.jpg|thumb|right|[[Rasket]] having his code erased by [[Pavel]]'s torture device.]] |
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| + | A similar device appeared in ''[[Tron: Uprising]]'' in the episode ''[[Tagged]]'', where it was used by [[Pavel]] to torture and derez political opponents of [[General Tesler|Tesler's]] regime. The device featured a mushroom-shaped dome with a rotating assembly of rings, and two seats for captives with shackles and a [[Identity Disc|disc]] lock. When turned on, the device would start decompiling programs, erasing first their circuitry, then their voxels, rendering them transparent. Voxel erasure seemed to be somewhat controlled via remote to target selected areas of the program's body, as was the case with [[Rasket|Rasket's]] right hand which was rendered transparent, likely permanently. Eventually, the device would derez a program, leaving them limp with a gray, stony texture, and brittle enough to be shattered to voxels when their head was squeezed. |
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Latest revision as of 21:51, 7 October 2016
Clu derezzes as the MCP takes over his functions.
The MCP's torture device is used by the Master Control Program to appropriate programs and their functions so that he grows more powerful. The devices are found embedded into the wall inside the shell of the MCP. When a program is brought to the MCP's presence, the MCP telekinetically sends a program flying violently against the device's surface. The device then "scans" the back of the program by changing the surface of the device to rapidly moving chevrons that move upward. The faster the chevrons move, the quicker and more painful the deresolution is. When it is all over, the program completely becomes a part of the MCP.
Known victims of the device[]
Dumont's skull glows as the device slowly derezzes him.
- Clu
- Dumont (though he survived thanks to Tron rescuing him)
- Other Tower Guardians
In the Tron System[]
A similar device appeared in Tron: Uprising in the episode Tagged, where it was used by Pavel to torture and derez political opponents of Tesler's regime. The device featured a mushroom-shaped dome with a rotating assembly of rings, and two seats for captives with shackles and a disc lock. When turned on, the device would start decompiling programs, erasing first their circuitry, then their voxels, rendering them transparent. Voxel erasure seemed to be somewhat controlled via remote to target selected areas of the program's body, as was the case with Rasket's right hand which was rendered transparent, likely permanently. Eventually, the device would derez a program, leaving them limp with a gray, stony texture, and brittle enough to be shattered to voxels when their head was squeezed.