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|region= The [[Grid]] |
|region= The [[Grid]] |
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|points= [[Armory]]<br>[[End of Line Club]]<br>[[Game Arena]]<br>[[Light Cycle Grid]] |
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|owners= [[Kevin Flynn]] (1983-1989)<br>[[Clu 2]] (1989-2010) |
|owners= [[Kevin Flynn]] (1983-1989)<br>[[Clu 2]] (1989-2010) |
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|inhabitants= [[Program]]s |
|inhabitants= [[Program]]s |
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| − | |appear= [[TRON: Betrayal]]<br>[[TRON: Evolution]]<br>[[TRON: Legacy]]}} |
+ | |appear= [[TRON: Betrayal]]<br>[[TRON: Evolution]]<br>[[TRON: Legacy]]<br>[[TRON: Uprising]]}} |
'''Tron City''' is the main city in the [[Tron system]]. It is built on the [[Grid]], [[Kevin Flynn|Kevin Flynn's]] master creation, and is the pinnacle of his "digital frontier". It is constructed in a hexagonal shape, with a deep chasm surrounding its perimeter. Bridges connect it to the surrounding area and form highly defensible choke points against any surface-based aggression. The city, like the Grid around it, matches the darkened environment of the rest of the TRON system. The gloom is offset by brilliant white illumination, meandering throughout the city like circuits on on a printed circuit board. |
'''Tron City''' is the main city in the [[Tron system]]. It is built on the [[Grid]], [[Kevin Flynn|Kevin Flynn's]] master creation, and is the pinnacle of his "digital frontier". It is constructed in a hexagonal shape, with a deep chasm surrounding its perimeter. Bridges connect it to the surrounding area and form highly defensible choke points against any surface-based aggression. The city, like the Grid around it, matches the darkened environment of the rest of the TRON system. The gloom is offset by brilliant white illumination, meandering throughout the city like circuits on on a printed circuit board. |
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The first beginnings of Tron City were in 1983 after the establishment of the Grid. It was expanded to accommodate a multitude of diverse programs and beyond the purely functional streets and buildings it eventually gained some of the less essential trappings of a society, such as a vast entertainment arena and nightclubs. One building in particular provides a significant point of interest; [[Flynn's Arcade]] in the [[real world]] has its very own digital simulation in Tron City and this modest structure in the heart of the city provides the entry point into the system for [[user]]s rezzing in from the real arcade. |
The first beginnings of Tron City were in 1983 after the establishment of the Grid. It was expanded to accommodate a multitude of diverse programs and beyond the purely functional streets and buildings it eventually gained some of the less essential trappings of a society, such as a vast entertainment arena and nightclubs. One building in particular provides a significant point of interest; [[Flynn's Arcade]] in the [[real world]] has its very own digital simulation in Tron City and this modest structure in the heart of the city provides the entry point into the system for [[user]]s rezzing in from the real arcade. |
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| + | Until 1989, Tron's security squad had a skyscraper that served as ther headquarters until needed. ISO Towers were a main location of unrest, fueled by Basic riots against ISOs in their district. |
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Tron City was at one time a thriving metropolis of digital freedom where all types of [[program]]s functioned and intermingled. But ever since [[Clu 2]] took over the control of the Tron system from Kevin Flynn, it has become a dark, oppressed place of strict, regulated functions. |
Tron City was at one time a thriving metropolis of digital freedom where all types of [[program]]s functioned and intermingled. But ever since [[Clu 2]] took over the control of the Tron system from Kevin Flynn, it has become a dark, oppressed place of strict, regulated functions. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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*In 1989, its population was 16,453,479. |
*In 1989, its population was 16,453,479. |
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| − | * The layout and design of the Tron City is strikingly similar to [http://kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/World_That_Never_Was The World That Never Was] from ''[http://kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/Kingdom_Hearts_II Kingdom Hearts II]''. This may be a subtle tribute to Square Enix for featuring the TRON universe in the game. Interestingly, ''[[TRON]]'' was the first Disney film that Square Enix requested to be featured in the game. |
+ | * The layout and design of the Tron City is strikingly similar to the Dark City of [http://kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/World_That_Never_Was The World That Never Was] from ''[http://kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/Kingdom_Hearts_II Kingdom Hearts II]''. This may be a subtle tribute to Square Enix for featuring the TRON universe in the game. Interestingly, ''[[TRON]]'' was the first Disney film that Square Enix requested to be featured in the game. |
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| − | Tron_City01.jpg|Sam arrives back in Tron City |
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| − | Tronevolutiontxtscr_003-large.jpg|Streets |
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| − | 17_Bridge_sml.jpg|Bridge concept art |
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| − | IMG_1528.PNG|Tron City as shown in TRON: Uprising |
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| − | IMG_1534.PNG|A light cycle speeding past the city in TRON: Uprising |
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| − | IMG_1535.PNG|Light cycles racing in Tron City |
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| − | IMG_1550.PNG|Concept art from TRON: Uprising |
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| − | IMG_1577.PNG|A distant view of Tron City |
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[[Category:Key Locations]] |
[[Category:Key Locations]] |
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[[Category:TRON Universe]] |
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[[Category:TRON: Evolution]] |
[[Category:TRON: Evolution]] |
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[[Category:TRON: Betrayal]] |
[[Category:TRON: Betrayal]] |
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[[Category:Canon]] |
[[Category:Canon]] |
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Revision as of 05:40, 28 May 2013
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| Tron City | |
| Geographical information | |
| Region | The Grid |
| Points of Interest | Armory End of Line Club Game Arena Light Cycle Grid |
| Other information | |
| Designer | Kevin Flynn Clu 2 |
| Owners | Kevin Flynn (1983-1989) Clu 2 (1989-2010) |
| Inhabitants | Programs |
| Behind the scenes | |
| Appearances | TRON: Betrayal TRON: Evolution TRON: Legacy TRON: Uprising |
| Gallery | |
Tron City is the main city in the Tron system. It is built on the Grid, Kevin Flynn's master creation, and is the pinnacle of his "digital frontier". It is constructed in a hexagonal shape, with a deep chasm surrounding its perimeter. Bridges connect it to the surrounding area and form highly defensible choke points against any surface-based aggression. The city, like the Grid around it, matches the darkened environment of the rest of the TRON system. The gloom is offset by brilliant white illumination, meandering throughout the city like circuits on on a printed circuit board.
The first beginnings of Tron City were in 1983 after the establishment of the Grid. It was expanded to accommodate a multitude of diverse programs and beyond the purely functional streets and buildings it eventually gained some of the less essential trappings of a society, such as a vast entertainment arena and nightclubs. One building in particular provides a significant point of interest; Flynn's Arcade in the real world has its very own digital simulation in Tron City and this modest structure in the heart of the city provides the entry point into the system for users rezzing in from the real arcade.
Until 1989, Tron's security squad had a skyscraper that served as ther headquarters until needed. ISO Towers were a main location of unrest, fueled by Basic riots against ISOs in their district.
Tron City was at one time a thriving metropolis of digital freedom where all types of programs functioned and intermingled. But ever since Clu 2 took over the control of the Tron system from Kevin Flynn, it has become a dark, oppressed place of strict, regulated functions.
Trivia
- In 1989, its population was 16,453,479.
- The layout and design of the Tron City is strikingly similar to the Dark City of The World That Never Was from Kingdom Hearts II. This may be a subtle tribute to Square Enix for featuring the TRON universe in the game. Interestingly, TRON was the first Disney film that Square Enix requested to be featured in the game.