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She has the intense stare down pat, but the same can't be said about the hair.

I just got the mental image of Atsali flying a light cycle off a cliff... it was awesome...

Atsali in full on Raptor Mode, flying in the TRON Universe? Noice...

shadowinthelight wrote:I just got the mental image of Atsali flying a light cycle off a cliff... it was awesome...

Would the maze of walls that she makes with the light-cycle house some sort of a light-minotaur?

A minotaur would have to be pretty small to be considered "light," don't ya think?

MerchManDan wrote:A minotaur would have to be pretty small to be considered "light," don't ya think?

So, a minitaur, then?

well, Computer based world = Monitor...

<edit> oops, tosses DB15 HD connector and Silver Solder into the PunJar...

TazManiac wrote:well, Computer based world = Monitor...

Is that world part of the nine realms? If so, it just might get a visit from MoniThor...


*Throws a virtual Mjolnir into the pun jar*

lake_wrangler wrote:If so, it just might get a visit from MoniThor...

Monica wielding Mjolnir and projecting astral lightning?

Well, she is already on close terms with at least one trickster. . .

Paul's done at least two pix with a gal holding a Thor-like hammer...

I theeeenk....

TazManiac wrote:Paul's done at least two pix with a gal holding a Thor-like hammer...

I theeeenk....

Those were of Monica. On the first one, she said something about not even being able to budge the hammer. In the second one, she merely stood behind the hammer, which itself stood head down on the floor.

But she was dressed in animal skins, barbarian-like, not as a female version of Thor.

The proportions seem off - i changed the aspect ratio to make it narrower for the height, and it looked better to me.

Also, the boots are wrong - Quorra wore some funky-looking boots that were designed to make Olivia Wilde taller and, at the same time, hide the fact.

I was Googeling Quorra and came across two pictures side by side, apparently somebody was 'wapsi-fying' the tomboy-ish Quorra in the second example...

http://unam-et-solum.deviantart.com/art ... -367609248

http://forum.rotojunkiefix.com/showthre ... -or-Quorra

I always thought it odd that the most important thing in that world was the information disk on your back, which, strangely, was the first weapon you threw away in battle, hoping it would come back.

(cue the dreaming blue turtles...)

"Free, free, set them free..."

Atomic wrote:I always thought it odd that the most important thing in that world was the information disk on your back, which, strangely, was the first weapon you threw away in battle, hoping it would come back.

Yeah, that always struck me as a rather strange way of doing things. I can just imagine the awkward embarrassed pause when somebody's disk got lodged in some impossible-to-reach spot in the rafters or goes bouncing over the edge of a cliff.

Of course, I could never really figure out just what the importance of those disks was to the programs who wore them. What would happen if they did lose it? Would they cease to exist? Forget who they were? Just get laughed at and have to face the public humiliation of standing in line at the disk replacement bureau?

Catawampus wrote:

Atomic wrote:I always thought it odd that the most important thing in that world was the information disk on your back, which, strangely, was the first weapon you threw away in battle, hoping it would come back.

Yeah, that always struck me as a rather strange way of doing things. I can just imagine the awkward embarrassed pause when somebody's disk got lodged in some impossible-to-reach spot in the rafters or goes bouncing over the edge of a cliff.

Of course, I could never really figure out just what the importance of those disks was to the programs who wore them. What would happen if they did lose it? Would they cease to exist? Forget who they were? Just get laughed at and have to face the public humiliation of standing in line at the disk replacement bureau?

I always figured that the only way to lose a disk would be its destruction or yours. I see it as quantum entanglement, it is part of you so it will always come back to you.

Plus, in the TRON context; the only time it was assumed you where throwing your disk would be ... in... The Games (dum-da-dummmmmm...)