--Mattias--

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Basic
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Name / Program or ISO Identity:Mattias or Matt

Gender: [optional for Programs] male

Age: [Users only] 22

Circuitry Color: White (system creator)
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Appearance~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Appearance: His face is hardly ever seen. He always has a black helmet on. He has black hair, green eyes.

Height: 6'

Extra Feature:

Voice: Deep, distorted through the helmet

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Persona~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Personality: Generally stays out of people's way. He is a man of few words.

Likes: Calm

Dislikes: Anyone who points a weapon at him.

Goals: Keep the system functioning

Fears: Total crash of the system.

Strength: Because he is a system mod, his disc is a "master key", and as such is also more powerful. He is fast, and has quick reflexes

Weakness: Often acts on impulse. Fears nobody, and so therefor is often oblivious to his own danger.

Extra Information:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~History~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

History (Users/ISOs) / Purpose (Programs):

He came across Flynn Senior's old desk underneath his arcade after he and a couple of friends broke in. He quickly figured out its workings without activating the laser, learning about the world of Tron. He eventually stumbled upon the laser function, and activated it and was pulled into the world of the Grid. His arrival was picked up immediately and he was quickly assimilated into games. As the programs put on his light disc, instead of glowing the normal colors, he glowed white. His disc changed from being black to being white, with silver. One of the programs, knowing what it meant told him to run. He did so. Just as he got out of the room, a pair of elite guards rushed into the room.

Over the next cycle he observed the grid, leaning of the various functions. And as he observed, he witnessed the explosion at the portal, and knew immediately what it meant. The leadership of the Grid had fallen.

He soon leaned that he had the power to manipulate code in the Grid, to create programs. He also learned of his responsibility to keep the Grid running. Leadership was not important, so long as the Grid survived.