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also speaking of tron and sark

this weekend my boyfriend reminded me of that time at nycc where a kid pointed at spicer and yelled “look at that robot in his underwear!” so i doodled this.

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#32 like the moon for radia

(I think u mean #31 but aight)

#31 - like the moon, Radia for anon ^^

(do you guys think she sometimes takes a quick dip in the sea of simulation and remembered that, she's alive.)

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absolutely criminal that there is nothing on this god forsaken app about Grish from Tron: Identity. I need that man. somebody write some fanfic right now please.

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tron on da brain for today

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Tron

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Teehee :3

So many boops it broke my notifications 😭

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Boops are back tronblr… you know what that means…

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I was looking at Tron cosplays and this came up. I don’t know how to react properly.

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Day 27 👾 Sark - Tron 🕹️

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Beck: I’m going to dress up as Tron, blow shit up and start a revolution, and if I die, I die!

Tron: Great idea, Renegade! Are you ready to get started?

Beck:

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In the club freaking it up sensitive style

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So, some thoughts about Tron: Identity & program religion.

Prinz, the user fanatic you meet, has a collection of user artifacts in his office. This gives us some insight into possible program religion- though keep in mind this does not take place in the system we’re familiar with to the best of my knowledge. It seems like in this interpretation the religion surrounding Kevin Flynn largely resembles Christianity, with the talk of a literal second coming of the messiah. Personally I dislike this version of program spirituality, because it feels too similar to human religion, & also Christianity is always the default base for religious fiction, which often assumes Christian thought is the baseline. This is flawed for quite a few reasons.

In Legacy, we see Flynn’s acolytes dressed in robes, with shaved heads, & markings on their foreheads. They bow to Flynn when he walks by, resembling monks in a way. I prefer this interpretation, but at the same time Tron Legacy suffers a bit from a problem a lot of sci-fi has, which is orientalist uses of Asian aesthetics for a ‘futuristic’ & ‘exotic’ look. Granted, Legacy is far more excusable then say, Star Wars, because Flynn’s meditation & “zen thing” can easily be attributed to a sort of…specific middle aged dad aesthetic you would associate with a guy who was young in the 70s & 80s.

I would love to hear some thoughts about what you imagine program religion to be like- related to Flynn or not. Do you think it would be entirely alien to us? Or would they perhaps learn of human religion & attempt to imitate it?

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Ah yes, Dyson, a Short King (derogatory)

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So about that galaxycon clip

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Hey bro would you do me a platonic solid

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I unironically ADORE that narrator at the start of uprising who will give information that sometimes feels like political propaganda.

I wish more shows had opening narrations like that. It's like a cool game of chance, and it fits with the themes of the show.

(Also, "telser continues to bring peace and order to Argon" *tanks, armed gaurds harassing programs in the street, the clip of Bodhi* has lived in my head rent free for so long I'm fairly sure it fundamentally altered my nurochemistry)

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Inspiration struck. They can use that hair thing as a whip btw