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| − | |job=Commander of the [[MCP|MCP's]] army |
+ | |job=Commander of the [[MCP|MCP's]] army |
|equipment=[[Identity Disc]] |
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| − | |vehicle=[[Sark's Carrier]] |
+ | |vehicle=[[Sark's Carrier]]<br>[[Light Cycle]]<br>[[Escape Pod]] |
| − | |allies=[[MCP]] |
+ | |allies=[[MCP]]<br>[[Sark's Lieutenant]]<br>[[Guard]] |
|actor=[[David Warner]]<br>Corey Burton (Kingdom Hearts II) |
|actor=[[David Warner]]<br>Corey Burton (Kingdom Hearts II) |
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| − | |appear=[[TRON]] |
+ | |appear=[[TRON]]<br>[[Kingdom Hearts II]] |
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| ⚫ | '''Sark''' (full program name '''SARK-ES-1117821''') is the secondary antagonist in ''[[TRON]]''. He was written by [[Ed Dillinger]], and became the commander of the [[MCP|MCP's]] army and overseer of the games fought on the [[Game Grid]]. He was a merciless and evil [[program]], willing to do anything that pleased the MCP. Sark was in charge of forcing the programs that believed in the [[users]] to play video game type gladiator games with personnel from Sark's Army as the opponents. He looked forward to playing the gladiator games when he had the chance. So ruthless was Sark that he was described as "Brutal and Needlessly Sadistic" by the MCP himself. |
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When [[Kevin Flynn]] was brought into the Game Grid for "pushing" the MCP in the real world, Sark expressed some apprehension to squaring off against a user. The MCP tortured Sark until he saw his leader's point of view and instructed him that Flynn was to be in the games until he dies playing. |
When [[Kevin Flynn]] was brought into the Game Grid for "pushing" the MCP in the real world, Sark expressed some apprehension to squaring off against a user. The MCP tortured Sark until he saw his leader's point of view and instructed him that Flynn was to be in the games until he dies playing. |
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During the a [[light cycle]] match, when Flynn, [[Tron]], and [[Ram]] all escaped the game grid, Sark relentlessly pursued the renegades, his [[Light Tank]]s [[derezz]]ing Ram. Sark was instructed to round up the remaining renegade programs and bring them to the MCP. With all his enemies in one place, the MCP felt a presence on the Mesa outside its core, Tron. Sark went forward to deal with the program saying that Tron should have joined his ranks because they would have "made a great team." |
During the a [[light cycle]] match, when Flynn, [[Tron]], and [[Ram]] all escaped the game grid, Sark relentlessly pursued the renegades, his [[Light Tank]]s [[derezz]]ing Ram. Sark was instructed to round up the remaining renegade programs and bring them to the MCP. With all his enemies in one place, the MCP felt a presence on the Mesa outside its core, Tron. Sark went forward to deal with the program saying that Tron should have joined his ranks because they would have "made a great team." |
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| − | After a fierce [[Identity Disc|disc]] battle, Sark suffered a mortal blow from Tron that was so powerful the Commander's own disk was split in two trying to block the shot. Tron's disc cut right through Sark's head. |
+ | After a fierce [[Identity Disc|disc]] battle, Sark suffered a mortal blow from Tron that was so powerful the Commander's own disk was split in two trying to block the shot. Tron's disc cut right through Sark's head and scalped him. |
| − | Sark was saved and resurrected by the MCP, who granted him all of his functions to stop Tron. As Sark and Tron battled, Flynn jumped into the MCP's communication beam distracting the MCP long enough for Tron to get his disc in. Sark was derezzed when his master perished. |
+ | Sark was saved and resurrected by the MCP, who granted him all of his functions to stop Tron. As Sark and Tron battled, Flynn jumped into the MCP's communication beam distracting the MCP long enough for Tron to get his disc in. Sark was derezzed when his master [[Deresolution|perished]]. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* Sark's first death is considered one of the most graphic deaths to occur in a [[Disney]] film as his brain becomes completely exposed after Tron's [[Identity Disc]] cuts through his skull. |
* Sark's first death is considered one of the most graphic deaths to occur in a [[Disney]] film as his brain becomes completely exposed after Tron's [[Identity Disc]] cuts through his skull. |
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| + | * The director of the original TRON felt guilty casting a British actor as the main villain in the film. However, he was satisfied with David Warner's performance and talent. |
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* Several of Sark's lines are repeated in [[TRON: Legacy]]: |
* Several of Sark's lines are repeated in [[TRON: Legacy]]: |
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**His speech to the new conscripts is repeated in part nearly word-for-word in the [[Armory]] of the disc arena as [[Sam Flynn]] is given his Identity Disc. |
**His speech to the new conscripts is repeated in part nearly word-for-word in the [[Armory]] of the disc arena as [[Sam Flynn]] is given his Identity Disc. |
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**[[Clu 2|Clu]] commands [[Rinzler]] to "Finish the game!" when ordering him to take the killing shot at the Flynns and [[Quorra]] - the same command Sark gives to programs who refuse to end their opponents' lives on the Game Grid. |
**[[Clu 2|Clu]] commands [[Rinzler]] to "Finish the game!" when ordering him to take the killing shot at the Flynns and [[Quorra]] - the same command Sark gives to programs who refuse to end their opponents' lives on the Game Grid. |
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| + | *Sark is misspelled as "Zark" in the Commodore 64 port of ''[[Discs of TRON]]''. |
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| − | Sark_01.jpg|Sark |
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| − | Sark_cycle.jpg|Sark driving a [[Light Cycle]] |
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| − | SARK.jpg|15ft SarkSark\'s_derezzed.jpg|Sark derezzes along with the [[MCP]]. |
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| − | Sark2-1-.jpg|Sark, as he appears in [[Kingdom Hearts II|KH2]]. |
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| − | Show-10-.jpg|Originally Sark and all of the bad guys were going to be blue. This was changed during production. |
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| − | Sark_south_park.jpg|Sark, as depicted in South Park |
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| − | Sark Comic.jpg |
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| − | Neca sark 02.jpg|Sark figurine |
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[[Category:TRON Universe]] |
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Revision as of 01:23, 1 July 2015
| “ | Finish the game! | ” |
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| Sark | |
| Biographical information | |
| User | Ed Dillinger |
| Derezzed Date | 1982 |
| Status | Derezzed |
| Physical description | |
| Circuitry Color | Red |
| Gender | Male |
| Other information | |
| Functions | Commander of the MCP's army |
| Equipment | Identity Disc |
| Vehicles | Sark's Carrier Light Cycle Escape Pod |
| Allies | MCP Sark's Lieutenant Guard |
| Out of universe information | |
| Actor | David Warner Corey Burton (Kingdom Hearts II) |
| Appearances | TRON Kingdom Hearts II |
| Gallery | |
Sark (full program name SARK-ES-1117821) is the secondary antagonist in TRON. He was written by Ed Dillinger, and became the commander of the MCP's army and overseer of the games fought on the Game Grid. He was a merciless and evil program, willing to do anything that pleased the MCP. Sark was in charge of forcing the programs that believed in the users to play video game type gladiator games with personnel from Sark's Army as the opponents. He looked forward to playing the gladiator games when he had the chance. So ruthless was Sark that he was described as "Brutal and Needlessly Sadistic" by the MCP himself.
When Kevin Flynn was brought into the Game Grid for "pushing" the MCP in the real world, Sark expressed some apprehension to squaring off against a user. The MCP tortured Sark until he saw his leader's point of view and instructed him that Flynn was to be in the games until he dies playing.
During the a light cycle match, when Flynn, Tron, and Ram all escaped the game grid, Sark relentlessly pursued the renegades, his Light Tanks derezzing Ram. Sark was instructed to round up the remaining renegade programs and bring them to the MCP. With all his enemies in one place, the MCP felt a presence on the Mesa outside its core, Tron. Sark went forward to deal with the program saying that Tron should have joined his ranks because they would have "made a great team."
After a fierce disc battle, Sark suffered a mortal blow from Tron that was so powerful the Commander's own disk was split in two trying to block the shot. Tron's disc cut right through Sark's head and scalped him.
Sark was saved and resurrected by the MCP, who granted him all of his functions to stop Tron. As Sark and Tron battled, Flynn jumped into the MCP's communication beam distracting the MCP long enough for Tron to get his disc in. Sark was derezzed when his master perished.
Trivia
- Sark's first death is considered one of the most graphic deaths to occur in a Disney film as his brain becomes completely exposed after Tron's Identity Disc cuts through his skull.
- The director of the original TRON felt guilty casting a British actor as the main villain in the film. However, he was satisfied with David Warner's performance and talent.
- Several of Sark's lines are repeated in TRON: Legacy:
- His speech to the new conscripts is repeated in part nearly word-for-word in the Armory of the disc arena as Sam Flynn is given his Identity Disc.
- Clu commands Rinzler to "Finish the game!" when ordering him to take the killing shot at the Flynns and Quorra - the same command Sark gives to programs who refuse to end their opponents' lives on the Game Grid.
- Sark is misspelled as "Zark" in the Commodore 64 port of Discs of TRON.