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Originally known as Tron, Rinzler's identity came into being when Tron was supposedly "killed" by Clu 2. It is never shown if Tron learns the truth about Xehanort having been the actual person to activate the MCP but under the stolen name Ansem, especially since Sora learned this by the time of his return trip to Space Paranoids. Tron is last seen in the credits, where he apparently downloaded other software and happily "danced" back to the dataspace. He stopped the MCP from putting viruses in the outside world. Rinzler is Clu's primary enforcer. He is an exceptionally skilled warrior and is the elite combatant in all games in the Grid. In addition, he is the only known program to use two identity discs in battle. Originally known as Tron, Rinzler's identity came into being when Tron was "repurposed" by Clu. In TRON: Uprising, Tron was forced to adopt the name and appearance of Rinzler after his battle with Clu, using the disguise to avoid capture as most programs believed that he was dead. "Rinzler" is the seventh track from the Tron: Legacy Soundtrack composed by Daft Punk. Its length is 2:18. The title is also the name of a character in the movie. Rinzler, Also Known as Evil Tron is A villainous copy of Tron, he serves as an enforcer for Clu 2.0 and helps him keep his iron grip on The Grid. Despite being a different Tron than the one Sora knew from Space Paranoids, Sora still recognizes him and seeks to return him to his true state. Rinzler ist ein nicht-spielbarer Charakter aus Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance und ein Programm, welches in der Welt Der Raster vorkommt. Es handelt sich bei diesem Programm eigentlich um Tron, welcher jedoch von CLU, einem anderen Programm, umgeschrieben wurde. Ursprünglich stammt seine Figur aus dem Science-Fiction-Film Tron: Legacy aus dem Jahre 2010, der eine Fortsetzung zu Disneys Tron von 1982 darstellt. Rinzler is a supporting antagonist in Tron: Legacy. He is a villainous version of Tron who was reprogrammed by CLU to be his primary enforcer. Rinzler's identity came into being when Tron was supposedly "killed" by CLU. Rinzler est une version reprogrammée du Tron d'origine, par CLU, afin de lui obéir. Combattant d'élite, Rinzler ne recule devant rien, pour satisfaire la volonté de son maître. Il se charge donc de veiller au respect des règles, établies par CLU dans La Grille, et n'hésite pas à éliminer les programmes représentant un quelconque danger.

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Rinzler ist ein nicht-spielbarer Charakter aus Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance und ein Programm, welches in der Welt Der Raster vorkommt. Es handelt sich bei diesem Programm eigentlich um Tron, welcher jedoch von CLU, einem anderen Programm, umgeschrieben wurde. Ursprünglich stammt seine Figur aus dem Science-Fiction-Film Tron: Legacy aus dem Jahre 2010, der eine Fortsetzung zu Disneys Tron von 1982 darstellt. "Rinzler" is the seventh track from the Tron: Legacy Soundtrack composed by Daft Punk. Its length is 2:18. The title is also the name of a character in the movie. Rinzler est une version reprogrammée du Tron d'origine, par CLU, afin de lui obéir. Combattant d'élite, Rinzler ne recule devant rien, pour satisfaire la volonté de son maître. Il se charge donc de veiller au respect des règles, établies par CLU dans La Grille, et n'hésite pas à éliminer les programmes représentant un quelconque danger. Rinzler, Also Known as Evil Tron is A villainous copy of Tron, he serves as an enforcer for Clu 2.0 and helps him keep his iron grip on The Grid. Despite being a different Tron than the one Sora knew from Space Paranoids, Sora still recognizes him and seeks to return him to his true state. Rinzler is a supporting antagonist in Tron: Legacy. He is a villainous version of Tron who was reprogrammed by CLU to be his primary enforcer. Rinzler's identity came into being when Tron was supposedly "killed" by CLU. Originally known as Tron, Rinzler's identity came into being when Tron was supposedly "killed" by Clu 2. It is never shown if Tron learns the truth about Xehanort having been the actual person to activate the MCP but under the stolen name Ansem, especially since Sora learned this by the time of his return trip to Space Paranoids. Tron is last seen in the credits, where he apparently downloaded other software and happily "danced" back to the dataspace. He stopped the MCP from putting viruses in the outside world. Rinzler is Clu's primary enforcer. He is an exceptionally skilled warrior and is the elite combatant in all games in the Grid. In addition, he is the only known program to use two identity discs in battle. Originally known as Tron, Rinzler's identity came into being when Tron was "repurposed" by Clu. In TRON: Uprising, Tron was forced to adopt the name and appearance of Rinzler after his battle with Clu, using the disguise to avoid capture as most programs believed that he was dead.

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