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[[WMG: Dyson's memory of CLU brushing him off is fake.]]
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[[WMG: Dyson's memory of CLU Flynn brushing him off is fake.]]
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*** Okay. Okay. I don't normally go onto Wiki/TVTropes during work hours, but something just fell into my mind regarding [[spoiler:Able]]. Read below...
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*** Okay. Okay. I don't normally go onto Wiki/TVTropes Website/TVTropes during work hours, but something just fell into my mind regarding [[spoiler:Able]]. Read below...
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* After failing to free the Grid from the clutches of Clu, Beck is on the run. Looking for a way to escape he comes across a strange looking vehicle that leads into a tunnel. Seeing no other options he climbs in and the vehicle takes him into a bright light that stuns him. On the other side of the tunnel he hears these words: [[Disney/WreckItRalph "Welcome to Game Central Station"]]
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* After failing to free the Grid from the clutches of Clu, Beck is on the run. Looking for a way to escape he comes across a strange looking vehicle that leads into a tunnel. Seeing no other options he climbs in and the vehicle takes him into a bright light that stuns him. On the other side of the tunnel he hears these words: [[Disney/WreckItRalph [[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph "Welcome to Game Central Station"]]
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[[WMG: Tron is a ManchurianAgent for CLU.]]
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[[WMG: Tron is a ManchurianAgent for CLU.]]]]
[[WMG: Dyson's memory of CLU brushing him off is fake.]]
* It's established later in the series that fake memories can be implanted through code worms. And Flynn, who so easily made friends with programs in the original movie, doesn't seem like someone who'd just ignore a program with a gaping hole in his head.
* Coincidentally, mishandling code worms can cause huge holes in a program's head. Perhaps part of the memory serves to disguise a botched operation?
[[WMG: Dyson's memory of CLU brushing him off is fake.]]
* It's established later in the series that fake memories can be implanted through code worms. And Flynn, who so easily made friends with programs in the original movie, doesn't seem like someone who'd just ignore a program with a gaping hole in his head.
* Coincidentally, mishandling code worms can cause huge holes in a program's head. Perhaps part of the memory serves to disguise a botched operation?
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[[WMG: Beck is [[Film/SpyKids The Guy]].]]
They are both [[ActorAllusion portrayed by Elijah Wood]], and they both exist within a virtual reality. The show may have been canceled, but [[FridgeHorror we know Beck's ultimate fate thanks to ''Spy Kids 3D: Game Over]]:[[spoiler: Beck dies.]]
They are both [[ActorAllusion portrayed by Elijah Wood]], and they both exist within a virtual reality. The show may have been canceled, but [[FridgeHorror we know Beck's ultimate fate thanks to ''Spy Kids 3D: Game Over]]:[[spoiler: Beck dies.]]
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[[WMG: Beck is [[Film/SpyKids [[Film/SpyKids3DGameOver The Guy]].]]
They are both [[ActorAllusion portrayed by Elijah Wood]], and they both exist within a virtual reality. The show may have been canceled, but [[FridgeHorror we know Beck's ultimate fate thanks to''Spy Kids 3D: Game Over]]:[[spoiler: the movie]]:[[spoiler: Beck dies.]]
They are both [[ActorAllusion portrayed by Elijah Wood]], and they both exist within a virtual reality. The show may have been canceled, but [[FridgeHorror we know Beck's ultimate fate thanks to
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*** Okay. Okay. I don't normally go onto TVTropes during work hours, but something just fell into my mind regarding [[spoiler:Able]]. Read below...
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*** Okay. Okay. I don't normally go onto TVTropes Wiki/TVTropes during work hours, but something just fell into my mind regarding [[spoiler:Able]]. Read below...
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** A better case could probably be made for [[spoiler:Able]], who at least had the advantage of an offscreen fate-- He could have jumped out of the back of the crane and into the harbor before the electrical shock from the deactivated bombs set the fuel canisters off. And we didn't see ''any'' remains of his recovered by Zed and Mara in the following episode-- no disk, no code voxels, nothing. Maybe a couple guards fished him out of the water and jailed him-- l for one could easily imagine Pavel torturing [[spoiler:Able]] with the knowledge that Pavel was taking over [[spoiler:the garage]] in his absence. Being dropped into a huge engine while holding a bomb, and coming out alive... not so much.
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** A better case could probably be made for [[spoiler:Able]], who at least had the advantage of an offscreen fate-- He could have jumped out of the back of the crane and into the harbor before the electrical shock from the deactivated bombs set the fuel canisters off. And we didn't see ''any'' remains of his recovered by Zed and Mara in the following episode-- no disk, no code voxels, nothing. Maybe a couple guards fished him out of the water and jailed him-- l I, for one one, could easily imagine Pavel torturing [[spoiler:Able]] with the knowledge that Pavel was taking over [[spoiler:the garage]] in his absence. Being dropped into a huge engine while holding a bomb, and coming out alive... not so much.
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*** Okay. Okay. I don't normally go onto TVTropes during work hours, but something just fell into my mind regarding [[spoiler:Able]]. Read below...
[[WMG: [[spoiler:Able survived thanks to the other half of the upgrade disc.]]]]
* We know Pavel ended up with the other half and it subsequently repaired itself. Why wouldn't that be true of Beck's half? Only Beck probably handed it over to Tron after the fact. It's entirely possible Tron then used it to face Dyson, as he was both psychotically aggressive and operating well above his established physical threshold during their fight. Tron, ashamed, secretly hands the disk over to the most technologically capable ally he has after the fact, the only one who might be well, able to curtail its mental effects: [[spoiler:Able]]. There's in-story cause for it, too: [[spoiler:Able]] infiltrated Dyson's Purgos project shortly after "Scars," and "We Both Know How This Ends" established him as something of a NonActionGuy. There's two key pieces of evidence in favor of this:
** 1) [[spoiler:Able]] seems a little less careful and mentally focused than usual searching the facility.
** 2) When attacked by the Black Guard, he accidentally knocks one out. Fair enough, but slowing the video down show his ''unarmored'' elbow smashing through the Guard's helmet with no force behind it. The Guard literally knocked himself out by running into a stationary enemy. [[spoiler:Able]] himself seems delightedly taken aback by this.
** We know that the disc increased one's strength and reflexes. Why wouldn't it increase one's durability as well? Coupled with a conspicuous case of NeverFoundTheBody, it's possible he survived his apparent fate and is still alive.
[[WMG: [[spoiler:Able survived thanks to the other half of the upgrade disc.]]]]
* We know Pavel ended up with the other half and it subsequently repaired itself. Why wouldn't that be true of Beck's half? Only Beck probably handed it over to Tron after the fact. It's entirely possible Tron then used it to face Dyson, as he was both psychotically aggressive and operating well above his established physical threshold during their fight. Tron, ashamed, secretly hands the disk over to the most technologically capable ally he has after the fact, the only one who might be well, able to curtail its mental effects: [[spoiler:Able]]. There's in-story cause for it, too: [[spoiler:Able]] infiltrated Dyson's Purgos project shortly after "Scars," and "We Both Know How This Ends" established him as something of a NonActionGuy. There's two key pieces of evidence in favor of this:
** 1) [[spoiler:Able]] seems a little less careful and mentally focused than usual searching the facility.
** 2) When attacked by the Black Guard, he accidentally knocks one out. Fair enough, but slowing the video down show his ''unarmored'' elbow smashing through the Guard's helmet with no force behind it. The Guard literally knocked himself out by running into a stationary enemy. [[spoiler:Able]] himself seems delightedly taken aback by this.
** We know that the disc increased one's strength and reflexes. Why wouldn't it increase one's durability as well? Coupled with a conspicuous case of NeverFoundTheBody, it's possible he survived his apparent fate and is still alive.
