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{{cquote|All that is visible must grow beyond itself, and extend into the realm of the invisible.}}
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{{cquote|All that is visible must grow beyond itself, and extend into the realm of the invisible.||--Dumont}}
   
 
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A '''Tower Guardian''' is a [[program]] charged with the task of guarding an [[I/O Tower]]. I/O (Input/Output) 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.
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A '''Tower Guardian''' is a [[program]] who guards and controls an [[I/O Tower|Input/Output Tower]]. As custodians of the channels by which programs communicate directly with their [[users]], Tower Guardians are regarded with reverence and respect.
   
Similar programs can be seen working at consoles in Cache Facility 6 in [[Tron City]].
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Known Tower Guardians are [[Dumont]] from ''[[TRON]]'' and [[I-No]] from ''[[TRON 2.0]]''. Additionally, in [[TRON: Evolution]], programs similar to Tower Guardians are seen working at consoles in Cache Facility 6 in [[Tron City]].
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==Appearance and Abilities==
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Tower Guardians resemble regular programs, though they generally appear older than most, and wear long robes and tight-fitting hoods, or tall headdresses and gloves when occupying their pods. They are typically spiritually inclined, and are known to recite formal invocations similar to prayers before allowing programs to pass into their towers.
   
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Fromtheir pods at the entrance to their I/O Towers, Guardians have a significant amount of control over the surrounding architecture; they are able to raise force-fields over their Tower's doors and windows, secure enough to require a [[Logic Probe]] to breach them, and to cause their dais stairs to repel programs who attempt to pass without permission. Few programs would be disrespectful enough to attempt to force their way past a Guardian. However, [[Sark|Sark's]] [[Guards]] were able to extract Dumont from his pod and thus capture him.
Known Tower Guardians are [[Dumont]] from ''[[TRON]]'' and [[I-No]] from ''[[TRON 2.0]]''.
 
 
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Revision as of 00:07, 9 December 2012

All that is visible must grow beyond itself, and extend into the realm of the invisible.
Guardian tower

A Tower Guardian is a program who guards and controls an Input/Output Tower. As custodians of the channels by which programs communicate directly with their users, Tower Guardians are regarded with reverence and respect.

Known Tower Guardians are Dumont from TRON and I-No from TRON 2.0. Additionally, in TRON: Evolution, programs similar to Tower Guardians are seen working at consoles in Cache Facility 6 in Tron City.

Appearance and Abilities

Tower Guardians resemble regular programs, though they generally appear older than most, and wear long robes and tight-fitting hoods, or tall headdresses and gloves when occupying their pods. They are typically spiritually inclined, and are known to recite formal invocations similar to prayers before allowing programs to pass into their towers.

Fromtheir pods at the entrance to their I/O Towers, Guardians have a significant amount of control over the surrounding architecture; they are able to raise force-fields over their Tower's doors and windows, secure enough to require a Logic Probe to breach them, and to cause their dais stairs to repel programs who attempt to pass without permission. Few programs would be disrespectful enough to attempt to force their way past a Guardian. However, Sark's Guards were able to extract Dumont from his pod and thus capture him.