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In the article, it says: TRON may be captured in the series and be turned into Rinzler. If this is true, then why did Rinzler exist before? I know TRON turned himself into Rinzler, but he would still have a white suit and white circuits, unless he stole an identity disc, but that would change him. So therefore, Rinzler can't exist in the series, making it non-canon. [[User:Colmyo|Colmyo]] 21:03, May 27, 2012 (UTC) Colmyo
 
In the article, it says: TRON may be captured in the series and be turned into Rinzler. If this is true, then why did Rinzler exist before? I know TRON turned himself into Rinzler, but he would still have a white suit and white circuits, unless he stole an identity disc, but that would change him. So therefore, Rinzler can't exist in the series, making it non-canon. [[User:Colmyo|Colmyo]] 21:03, May 27, 2012 (UTC) Colmyo
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:I honestly have no idea what you are talking about. Apart from stylistic differences (i.e. the color of Tron's suit at the time of Clu's betrayal), there is nothing to suggest this series does not or cannot fit into the continuity of the films. [[User:Darth Prefect|Darth Prefect]] 02:08, May 28, 2012 (UTC)

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I think it seems very premature to call this series likely non-canon. Absolutely none of the points made in the article are anything but conjecture at this point. I'd take the opposite guess at this point, that it will be canon, and will fit just fine in there. Some of the talents from Tron: Legacy are working on this as well.

But my point is also conjecture. This article should be cleaned up to avoid precicely that until we know more.


Then what of the whole "Tron, in hiding and wounded, trains Beck but Beck fights Rinzler" thing? Jeyo 04:25, May 7, 2012 (UTC)


Beck DOESN'T fight Rinzler, but Tron in disguise.

68.9.104.186 21:31, May 13, 2012 (UTC)


Right. But I said that before Beck's Beginning came out, so I couldn't have known. Besides, it's still non-canon. If Clu's evil intentions are known by this point, then Tron would HAVE to be Rinzler. Clu turned Tron into Rinzler first thing. Jeyo 21:35, May 13, 2012 (UTC)

"If Clu's evil intentions are known by this point, then Tron would HAVE to be Rinzler." Why? There are countless possible explanations why that doesn't need to be true. "Legacy" take place a *long* time after the events of Clu's betrayal. Uprising is clearly following the template of Star Wars: The Clone Wars - filling in gaps. There may be the occasional inconsistancy, but there's no reason to assume this is outside the main continuity. (Unlike Tron 2.0, which has clearly been relegated to an alternate future.) Darth Prefect 16:58, May 21, 2012 (UTC)
Kosinski may not be involved, but the writers of Legacy are. http://spinoff.comicbookresources.com/2012/05/18/tron-uprising-producers-talk-timelines-influences-the-grid/
I don't see why the idea of Tron's conversion into Rinzler being delayed is so hard a concept to understand and fit into a broader timeline. FigmentJedi 16:32, May 22, 2012 (UTC)

In the article, it says: TRON may be captured in the series and be turned into Rinzler. If this is true, then why did Rinzler exist before? I know TRON turned himself into Rinzler, but he would still have a white suit and white circuits, unless he stole an identity disc, but that would change him. So therefore, Rinzler can't exist in the series, making it non-canon. Colmyo 21:03, May 27, 2012 (UTC) Colmyo

I honestly have no idea what you are talking about. Apart from stylistic differences (i.e. the color of Tron's suit at the time of Clu's betrayal), there is nothing to suggest this series does not or cannot fit into the continuity of the films. Darth Prefect 02:08, May 28, 2012 (UTC)