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Revision as of 16:45, 29 December 2010
Programs are electronic beings that are created by Users. Programs have a unique trait of looking exactly like their user counterpart in the Real World; however, despite their human appearance they are completely different beings than users. They live on pure energy and have circuitry all over their suits, which glows in different colors which varies from program to program.
Circuitry Colors
A program's circuitry colors vary depending on a program's beliefs or functions or, in very rare cases, emotions. Programs are roughly classed by several major colors:
- Blue
- Neutral programs (some have white circuitry)
- Believe in and/or fight for Users
- ENCOM or Tron system security programs
- Users (later changed to white circuitry)
- Red
- Yellow
- Hacker/Search Programs
- Independents
- Corrupted Programs
- Virus (Abraxas)
- Green
- Military Programs (such as tank drivers)
- Virus (Thorne, Z-Lot, Rector Script)
- Gibson.
- Purple
- fCon programs
- In the Deleted Love Scene from Tron, Yori has purple circuitry, possibly denoting that circuitry colors can change due to emotions
- Briefly on Kevin Flynn when transitioning from orange to blue in the Solar Sailer scene
Anatomy
The anatomy of programs is very different. Skin color tones can be completely monochromatic (including eyes and teeth) with the exception of circuitry. Their hair is usually concealed by their helmets, however, in recent years more programs appear without helmets. 80s era programs almost always wore helmets.
Programs also wear armor like forearm and shin guards (apart from helmets) quite frequently. A scene depicted in Tron: Legacy shows that Sirens have the ability to suit programs and users up for games, so it is suggested that armor can be removed.
Sexuality in programs has also been confirmed, however, it is unknown if they can reproduce.
In Tron: Legacy, a program's apparel has been radically modified, with the helmet modified from a small selection of standard designs into a wide range of different styles that can appear or disappear as needed. The armor has been changed to black with illuminated joints to help distinguish one program from another, though several white-clothed programs have been seen.
List of Notable Programs
Tron
Tron 2.0
Tron: Betrayal
- Ophelia
- Shaddox
- Giles