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Known Tower Guardians are [[Dumont]] ([[Tron (film)|Tron]]) and [[I-No]] ([[Tron 2.0 (game)|Tron 2.0]]). |
Known Tower Guardians are [[Dumont]] ([[Tron (film)|Tron]]) and [[I-No]] ([[Tron 2.0 (game)|Tron 2.0]]). |
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Revision as of 18:39, 27 November 2010
A Tower Guardian, as the name implies, is a program charged with the task of guarding an I/O Tower. I/O Towers are the places where programs can communicate directly with their Users, and therefore are considered holy places. As such the Tower Guardians are regarded as religious figures. The Tower Guardian will even say a prayer before allowing a program to enter and communicate with the User:
“ | All that is visible must grow beyond itself, and extend into the realm of the invisible. | ” |
Known Tower Guardians are Dumont (Tron) and I-No (Tron 2.0).