History WMG / TronUprising

** And WMG ''comfirmed'' for Quorra! [[http://www.seattlepi.com/ae/tv/tvguide/article/Keck-s-Exclusives-First-Look-Tron-Reboots-Olivia-3607093.php#ixzz1wqykq7CB Link]]

** It could be a nod to the original Film/{{TRON}} movie where the programs have white uniforms; remember, Tron was transferred from ENCOM's original system to Flynn's Grid, as noted in TronLegacy. When Tron gave half of his identity disk to Beck, his uniform turned black like his depiction in TRON: Legacy.

[[WMG: Both Tron ''and'' Beck are being used as UnwittingPawns by Clu]]
* To combine both the first WMG and the one just above, Clu didn't sloppily "leave Tron for dead", he basically went and infected Tron with [[TheVirus The "Rinzler" Virus]], and is sitting back and waiting for it to gradually do it's work.
Because how better to bring down an organised rebellion than through it's leader one day waking up as your loyal servant. Plus, the pilot focused a lot on belief in Tron, and much damage will it do to those like Beck who trust in him if he turns around and stabs them in the back?

## There has been no in-story justification for Beck's unusual vitality, so it may also be a case of the writers making it more common, to allow more Badass vs Badass fights, rather than the curbstomps we see in Legacy between Clu and Rinzler and Tron and any mook who is unfortunately to share the screen with them.

[[WMG: Anon (aka the System Monitor), Quorra, and other characters from TronEvolution will appear, and TronUpsising will partly be continuation of that story.]]

[[WMG: Anon (aka the System Monitor), Quorra, and other characters from TronEvolution will appear, and Tron Upsising will partly be continuation of that story.]]

*** Although Tron (even wounded) effectively curbstomps Beck, so it could just be that Beck is Badass only compared to other ordinary programs, not Ubers like Clu and Rinzler, or Users like Sam and Kevin.

## It's not strong proof, but Tron's fake-out Clu supporter disguise looks a lot like Rinzler, and his voice has a similar modification to Rinzler/Tron in ''Legacy'' also.

* Her bio mentions she lost her "family" when CLU started his rebellion and this is why she is loyal to Tessler for rescuing her. But what if he didn't? Maybe Paige was ISO that fought so well that Tessler decided to take her alive and reprogram her into a LivingWeapon. It would explain her loyalty to Tessler despite knowing what an utter bastard he is. It's likely that Tessler is hiding Paige's real nature from CLU because his plans hinge on having a loyal and competent supporter to back him up because he believes the reason CLU fears ISOs is because he fears they could destroy him. If Beck is also an ISO it could lead to some interesting complications down the road.

**** Most likely explainable as it's just been too long, and they've forgotten what he looked like.

*** Fair enough, although if you're holding your victim down on the ground and stab your disc into his chest, and you ''still'' can't make sure he's dead, maybe you ought to consider another line of work. ;)

* The "Tron" training Beck is, pardon the ActorAllusion, is as much a falsehood as [[BabylonFive Talia Winters]]. Tron already said that he was badly injured and left for dead, with no explanation for how he escaped Clu. By having Beck start a resistance movement, Clu will be able to have a young, naive, and inexperienced Program rallying his enemies from hiding and making them all the easier to round up and destroy.

** Same way Flynn and Ram (and later, Tron) were left for dead in the [[{{Tron}} first film]]. Enough damage or a "NoOneCouldSurviveThat" and they'll just assume the enemy is de-rezzed. no point in checking for a body, either.

** An interesting question, but how exactly does a program get 'left for dead' on the Grid? They disintegrate into voxels when they die. If they haven't disintegrated, they're not dead (yet).

* The "Tron" training Beck is, pardon the ActorAllusion, is as much a falsehood as [[BabylonFive Talia Winters]]. Tron already said that he was badly injured and left for dead, with no explanation for how he escaped Clu. By having Beck start a resistance movement, Clu will be able to have a young, naive, and inexperienced Program rallying his enemies from hiding and making them all the easier to round up and destroy.

* Tron already said that he was badly injured and left for dead. Say that he has ''already been rectified'' but the Rinzler programming is dormant. By having Beck start a resistance movement, Clu will be able to have a young, naive, and inexperienced Program rallying his enemies from hiding and making them all the easier to round up and destroy. The "Tron" training Beck is, pardon the ActorAllusion, is as much a falsehood as [[BabylonFive Taliz Winters]].

* It was said in TronEvolution that Programs carry out their functions, and are limited by their parameters, unable to do much growing past said parameters and directives. Beck "falls into" mechanic work. He says he's only a half-decent mechanic, and furthermore says he hasn't been on The Grid for very long. Given that he's making a lot of leaps of logic and faith, actively rebelling, and seems both naive and wise, it's possible that part of his rebellion against Clu stems from the fact that he's marked for death, even if he didn't resist.

* It was said in TronEvolution that Programs carry out their functions, and are limited by their parameters, unable to do much growing past said parameters and directives. Beck "falls into" mechanic work. He says he's only a half-decent mechanic, and furthermore says he hasn't been on The Grid for very long. Given that he's making a lot of leaps of logic and faith, actively rebelling, and seems both naive and wise, it's possible that part of his rebellion against Clu stems from the fact that e's marked for death, even if he didn't resist.

*** Although Tron (even wounded) effectively curbstomps Beck, so it could just be that Beck is Badass only compared to other ordinary programs, not Ubers like Clu and Rinzler, or Users like Sam and Kevin.

* Tron was not immediately [[spoiler:indoctrinated]] by Clu, the process was gradual. This explains how Tron could reveal himself to Beck and ask him to take his identity. As the series goes along, Tron [[spoiler:will slowly lose his sense of self until he finally becomes Rinzler.]]

* Tron was not immediately [[spoiler:indoctrinated]] by Clu, the process was gradual. This explains how Tron could reveal himself to Beck and ask him to take his identity. As the series goes along, Tron [[spoiler:will slowly lose his sense of self until he finally becomes Rinzler]].