Sold out officially licensed poster for the 1982 classic film Tron, done with Bottleneck Gallery, Eyeland UK, and Pulse Gallery. 36x24" silk screened edition size of 150 originals and 75 foil variants. That's Tron, he fights for the users.

One little detail in the original TRON that I only realized the significance of after rewatching the film is the scene where Tron, after fighting in the arena, presumably being watched by Sark, holds his Disc above his head. At first I thought he might just be saluting the audience, like a gladiator after putting on a show. But later I realized that this is the exact same gesture he does when recieving information from Alan-One in the I/O Tower. It seems like it's something like a religious gesture, signifying "I am trying to communicate with my User". As Sark and the MCP are trying to stamp out belief in the Users, Tron doing this gesture is a sign of defiance. He's showing them that he's holding on to his faith, that he's certain that his gods will eventually hear his prayer. As I said, it's not obvious on first viewing, but on later viewings it's striking how much is communicated wordlessly in a few seconds.

more Kuina lived AU with some slight changes

it feels like every time i draw her she gets bigger. i still want zoro to have wado as a symbol of their promise so i gave kuina the nidai to go with zoro's sandai :))

woag .. otp

I love looking at people putting Natsu in those "fire user anime characters who wins" and not saying Natsu.

He literally eats everyone else's fire

I mean yeah but there's a lot of fire users who are also immune to flames so unless the opponent has a extra ability, like Todoroki from mha has ice as well, then the fights gonna come down to who hits best/ who's more resistant and that's not always Natsu

"There was no time to feel anything, we just kept fighting" is so sad on its own but even more so when you remember that Kudou looked like he wanted to cry when Yoichi was killed right in front of him

something about bar violence, right?

two of my tron ocs!! i don’t have names for either of them but their video game algorithms created by the same user so their basically the program version of twins

lore under the cut!!

Nezu: UA has been extensively outfitted to be 100 percent secure, and specifically to contain Shigaraki and his Quirk, to limit the extent of damage he can cause!

Nezu: Also we have planned meticulously and built a battle plan that hinges on Izuku Midoriya and a few close allies battling Shigaraki WHILE contained within the secure walls of our UA fortress!

Izuku:

Izuku: yeah ok but I don't want Kacchan to be decayed so I'm gonna skip that plan and take Shigaraki to the ground

Izuku: *yeets himself and Shigaraki off of the UA fortress*

Nezu and everyone else:

@socalledsomethingorother made some posts and I had to um join in lol

The worst part of being a Garth fan is knowing he'll lose 99% of the polls he's in just because hardly any people actually know anything about him/don't care about him

When Kevin talks about Clu's betrayal, he says that he tried to fight against Clu afterwards, but that he eventually gave up because "the more I fought, the more powerful he became."

Does this imply that there's a whole era of Grid history that has thus far been unexplored in any official media? An era when Kevin and Quorra were out and about, fighting against Clu's forces? And would this have been before, after or during Uprising? Was Tron aware of Flynn's battle? Or was it some kind of "secret war" that both Clu and Flynn wanted to keep under wraps for some reason? I feel like there's a huge untapped potential for interesting stories about the adventures of Kevin and Quorra.

Mans is built

So it looks like this chapter does confirm that All for One did feel remorse for Killing Yoichi, and we know he killed Yoichi cause it's been stated All for One killed all the past user except for the forth. Considering this is the first time we've every seen All for One cry, it's pretty safe to assume All for One, for how messed up it was, did love his brother.

What interesting here is that All for One is showing cold anger, he's crying but his face is completely stoic, and even when a bullet was aimed at his head he barely reacted. He basically shut himself down, his normal shading around his eye is around his lower face, so we can only see he's eyes. This is the closet we have ever gotten to All For One being humanised in some way.

Ironically here All for One reminds me a little of how Izuku was looking/acting during the Villain hunt arc, clearly upset but shutting down all other emotions so he was emotionless. Which is interesting cause it means AFO was trying to get Izuku to act like him when he lost Yoichi, which explains why Izuku was starting to look like a villain more specifically like a demon.

All for One was literally turning Izuku into an earlier version of himself because he knows that the version of himself that lost.

I make a longer meta on how Izuku is a "good" version of All for One and how Tomura is an "evil" version of Yoichi later, but TLDR I think AFO plan is to recreate the battle between his brother and himself but switching the roles so that he wins the battle instead.

Sam and Jet thought it would be great fun to make a tank-shaped rock pile. Innocent enough, Tron thought, so why not let them do it?

Oh, how wrong he was.

Turns out, two child users have just as much power as Flynn, and this absolutely includes giving function to a tank-shaped rock pile. Tron will be having words with Flynn later for being left to deal with this.

Fic idea:

Leon left Luis, thinking (fairly reasonably) that he was dead - except he wasn't. Instead, Ada found and extracted him before the facility blows up. Except she doesn't tell Leon. Not immediately at least.

(To spare Leon's feelings if Luis does die from his injuries? To have a bargaining chip? Who knows.)

Now imagine Leon's shock when several months later he is called into a meeting with a shadowy figure in a wheelchair.... Who calls him Sancho.

I've made it...