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The '''Black Guards''' are enemies that appear in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. These characters originated in the Disney film ''[[wikipedia:Tron: Legacy|Tron: Legacy]]''. They are vicious computer programs that were reprogrammed by [[CLU]] to serve as his main enforcers, so they demonstrate no individuality or emotion beyond following CLU's orders. They appear throughout [[The Grid]] as generic enemies. | The '''Black Guards''' are enemies that appear in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. These characters originated in the Disney film ''[[wikipedia:Tron: Legacy|Tron: Legacy]]''. They are vicious computer programs that were reprogrammed by [[CLU]] to serve as his main enforcers, so they demonstrate no individuality or emotion beyond following CLU's orders. They appear throughout [[The Grid]] as generic enemies. | ||
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Black Guard members do not express much emotion or personality, instead dutifully following any and all orders given to them by CLU, including the extermination of the ISOs and the brutal capture of stray programs, as they did with Sora and Riku. | Black Guard members do not express much emotion or personality, instead dutifully following any and all orders given to them by CLU, including the extermination of the ISOs and the brutal capture of stray programs, as they did with Sora and Riku. | ||
==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
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The Black Guards debuted in [[wikipedia:Tron: Legacy|''Tron: Legacy'']]. Like Tron, they were all reprogrammed to serve as CLU's army and henchmen, but they can act like normal programs when not on duty, as several guards are seen relaxing in the ''End of Line'' club. Many appeared on the Rectifier during CLU's speech about invading the userworld to perfect it. Flynn managed to reprogram one (by tampering with his Identity Disk, then hitting him in the head) to allow him to steal a Fighter Jet. It's unknown what happened to the Black Guards following the destruction of the Portal and CLU. | |||
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