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"Tron Lines" are strongly influenced from the [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/:Wire-frame_modelframe model|wireframe graphics]] used in early video games, especially as it appeared in Atari's "Quadrascan Display"-based games such as ''Tempest'', ''Battlezone'' and ''Asteroids''. As 3D modeling transitioned from empty frames to solid polygons, the edges were still rendered, ergo, "Tron Lines".

If taking place in a physical world, this is all pretty inefficient. A big waste of power to maintain the glow (assuming this was electricity and not some power source that glowed on its own), and impossible to conceal, but damn, [[Rule of Cool|it looks cool]]. When your tech uses this, [[Hard Light]] systems and [[Holographic Terminal|Holographic Terminals]]s are pretty much prerequisites. It's implied that '''Tron Lines''' indicate some non-electrical (or "differently electrical") form of technology; and those lines are the visible "power" veins.

Of course, Tron Lines are [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]]. Usually blue is "good" or at least standard; if they turn red or purple the [[AIA.I. Is a Crapshoot]] or else has been [[Everything Is Online|taken over by some virus or hacker.]] The lines get fainter or even turn off the closer the person or device is to deactivation. Likewise any power-up usually results in brighter lines; [[Explosive Overclocking|pushing this to the limit]] causes every line to have a fan of light shining out.

The ultimate expression of [[Shiny -Looking Spaceships]]. See also [[Instant Runes]], essentially the [[Functional Magic|Magic]] version, and [[Volcanic Veins]], an organic equivalent seen among [[Elemental Embodiment|Elemental Embodiments]]s. Equipping your car or computer with neons and strobes counts as [[Truth in Television]] to some degree, though it's well known these things need their own power supply to get them running.

== Anime &and Manga ==

* ''[[Tower of God|]]'': Rabdevil's]] Devil of the Right Hand is a magically equipped device enclosing the arm and greatly increasing it's power. And it has shiny stripes.

* In ''[[Gao Gai Gar (Anime)|Gao Gai GarGaoGaiGar]] FINAL'', Evoludar Guy gets them glowing through his skin sometimes due to his body being composed of G-Stone based [[Nanomachines]] or something like that.

* In ''[[InfiniteMobile RyviusSuit (Anime)|InfiniteGundam Ryvius00]]'', whenever the Ryvius4 lightsmain upGundams withgo into the [[Super Mode|super powered Trans-Am mode]], they gain Tron Lines whenand firsta activated.healthy red glow.

* ''[[Kiddy Grade (Anime)|Kiddy Grade]]'': Lumiere emits these when she invokes her [[Technopath|machine-controlling powers]].

* Appears on ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha (Animeanime)|Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]'''s [[Magic Wand|Boost Devices]], such as those used by Caro and Lutecia, when they're in use.

* In ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima (Manga)|Mahou Sensei Negima]]'', {{spoiler|Chao}} displays these as a [[Marked Change]] during the Battle of Mahora.

* Since ''[[Scrapped Princess (Light Novel)|Scrapped Princess]]'''s [[Magic From Technology|magic comes from technology]], Tron Lines are traced along the air every time a spell is cast.

* The ultra-tech STRAINs in ''[[Soukou no Strain (Anime)|Soukou no Strain]]'', compared to the GAMBEEs piloted by the [[Redshirt Army]].

* ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann (Anime)|Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]''

* Most of the Majeran technology (especially anything upgraded by the Paksis) in ''[[Vandread (Anime)|Vandread]]''.

* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh (Animeanime)|Yu-Gi-Oh]]''

** In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5 Ds (Anime)5D's|Yu-Gi-Oh 5 Ds]]''', whenever a character performs a Synchro or Dark Synchro Summon, the outline of the non-Tuner monsters glow (usually golden, but a white outline appeared when a monster had a Negative Level).

* Just about every mecha in ''[[Zegapain (Anime)|Zegapain]]''.

* People with the Boson Jump-enabling [[Nanomachines]] in ''[[Martian Successor Nadesico (Manga)|Martian Successor Nadesico]]'' get glowing Tron Lines over their body when they activate them.

* ''[[Tiger and Bunny (Anime)|Tiger and Bunny]]'' both have some on their suits that light up whenever they use their Hundred Power.

* Non-Technological example: the runes on ''[[Hellboy]]'s'{{'}}s [[Red Right Hand]] glow when he plugs it in to a demonic power source.

* ''[[Iron Man (Comic Book)|Iron Man]]'' has had at least one armor with this feature.

* In honor of ''[[Tron Legacy (Film)|Tron: Legacy]]'', Marvel made a [http://io9.com/5667163/what-if-iron-man-captain-america-and-thor-starred-in-tron series of illustrations] for heroes such as [[Iron Man]], Wolverine, Spider-Woman, and a Lightcycle-riding [[Ghost Rider]] done ''TRON''-style.

* The current ''[[Buck Rogers (Comic Strip)|Buck Rogers]]'' comic book has the heroes wearing uniforms with Tron Lines.

* Laputa's technology in ''[[Laputa: Castle in Thethe Sky (Anime)|Castle in The Sky]]''.

* The Atlantian technology in ''[[Atlantis: theThe Lost Empire (Disney)|Atlantis the Lost Empire]]''.

* Also from Disney, ''[[Treasure Planet (Disney)|Treasure Planet]]''.

* In the Dreamworks film ''[[The Road to El Dorado (Animation)|The Road to El Dorado]]'', at one point, a giant statue is brought to life and has Tron Lines.

* In ''[[Cloudy Withwith a Chance of Meatballs]]'', Flint invokes this trope by painting Tron lines all over his inventions.

* [[Trope Namer|Named, of course]], after the computer world of ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]'', which, being a representation of technology itself, has pretty much everything and every character covered in them.

* It shouldn't seem surprising that ''[[Tron Legacy (Film)|Tron: Legacy]]'', the movie sequel, uses this. What is surprising is how controlled this effect is.

* Based on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20131028131221/http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/07/15/green-lantern-ryan-reynolds/ first image], it seems Ryan Reynolds will sport lines that look a bit like muscle striations on his uniform in the ''[[Green Lantern (Filmfilm)|Green Lantern]]'' film.

* The Fallen from ''[[Transformers Revenge of the Fallen (Film)|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen]]''.

* ''[[Automan (TV)|Automan]]'' in "hero mode", his car and his helicopter. The similitude with ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]'' is not unexpected, as the AutoCopter seems lifted directly from the corporate helicopter from ''TRON'', and Cursor is suspiciously similar to the Bit sidekicks of the tank pilots in said movie. Both ''TRON'' and ''Automan'' were produced by the same person, Donald Kushner.

** In ''[[Power Rangers in Space]]'', Ecliptor's body is covered with green Tron Lines. The Dark Fortress is also half-solid and half-green Tron Lines (as in, half of it seems to be ''made'' of green Tron Lines) in many scenes. Interestingly, most establishment shots make it appear to be in another dimension, and when it's in normal space, the Tron Line half becomes solid before it actually interacts with the outside world (such as sending out fighters or putting the Rangers' ship in that web thing). It stays Tronified during [[Make My Monster Grow]] scenes, though.<br />This makes even more sense when you consider that the ''[[Super Sentai]]'' season that provided the basis for ''In Space'' was themed not around space, but rather technology; its title, translated into English, was ''[[Denji Sentai Megaranger|Electromagnetic Task Force Megaranger]]''.

* In ''[[Star Trek Voyager (TV)|Star Trek: Voyager]]'', one mid-series episode had some of Seven's nanoprobes infect the Doctor's 29th century mobile emitter, eventually resulting in a highly-advanced Borg drone, featuring extrapolations of the Borg in that century. More sleek and organic-looking than the usual drone, it also had embedded Tron Lines which pulsed at regular intervals.

* ''[[Mega Man (Videovideo Gamegame)|Mega Man]]'' + ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]'' = [https://web.archive.org/web/20081015000540/http://terminal71.com/flash/future.php This music video].

* A rap song by [[Caparezza (Music)|Caparezza]] with lots of videogame citations in the lyrics + ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]'' = [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AFI0LYzSIw This other music video].

* Another video clip heavily influenced by ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]'': "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0EBqZFhfOY From Paris to Berlin]". The Tron Lines are even on the bikinis.

* No surprise: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4cgLL8JaVI the clip for "Derezzed"], the main score for ''[[Tron Legacy (Film)|Tron: Legacy]]'', by [[Daft Punk (Music)|Daft Punk]].

* ''[[Battle Tech (Tabletop Game)|Battle TechBattleTech]]'' has the Enhanced Imaging system, a cybernetic interface between the pilot and his Mech. One side effect of the system is that the user's body is covered in what looks like full-body tattoos, but are in fact cybernetic circutrycircuitry. In the cartoon, they glowed when activated, and EI visuals outlined mechs [[Color Coded for Your Convenience|color-coded]] by IFF.

* The Necrons in ''[[Warhammer 40000 (Tabletop Game)|Warhammer 4000040,000]]'' revel in this trope, as nearly all of their buildings possess these. Depending on the painter, they themselves might be glowing as well.

* The Ur-example would be [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/:Category:Vector_arcade_gamesVector arcade games|numerous coin-op titles]] from the 1970s and 1980s that used a [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_display:Vector display|vector display]]. As graphics technology advanced from [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/:Wire-frame_modelframe model|wireframe objects]] to solid ones, the wireframe was, for a period, still rendered onscreen.

* All over the place in the video game sequel to the ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]'' movie, ''[[Tron Two Point Oh (Video Game)|TRON 2.0]]''.

* Naturally, "Space Paranoids", the ''TRON''-themed world of ''[[Kingdom Hearts II (Video Game)|Kingdom Hearts II]]'', has them as well.

* El Vibrato Island in ''[[Kingdom of Loathing (Video Game)|Kingdom of Loathing]]'' is often accrediting to being inspired by either ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]'', ''[[Atlantis: theThe Lost Empire (Disney)|Atlantis the Lost Empire]]'', or ''[[The Legend of Zelda: theThe Wind Waker (Video Game)|The Legend of Zelda the Wind Waker]]'' (or some combination of the three).

* Several ships, especially [[Lost Technology]], in the ''[[Galaxy Angel (Videovideo Gamegame)|Galaxy Angel]]'' gameverse.

* Added to most of the Balmarian/Aerogater mecha in ''[[Super Robot Wars (Video Game)|Super Robot Wars]] Original Generation: Divine Wars''.

* The Stonehenge base in ''[[Earthbound (Video Game)|EarthboundEarthBound]]''. Also, Moonside would count.

* ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Franchise)|The Legend of Zelda]]''

** The Tower of the Gods boss in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: theThe Wind Waker (Video Game)|The Legend of Zelda the Wind Waker]]'', as well as the controllable statues from the same dungeon.

** And in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Video Game)|Twilight Princess]]'', everything remotely associated with Twilight has a sort of Lovecraft+''TRON'' thing going on. The Dominion Rod imparts Tron Lines to statues, similar to the ones from ''Wind Waker'', when you take control of them.

* A common puzzle design in many games, such as ''[[Final Fantasy X (Video Game)|Final Fantasy X]]'' and Simon Tatham's port of ''Net'', involves rearranging blocks and switches to connect glowing Tron Lines from point A to point B, where point B is often the exit door.

* The Prince in ''[[Prince of Persia (Video Game)|Prince of Persia]]: The Two Thrones'' has a magical version of this running down his wounded/partially transformed arm. The "Dark Prince" persona has this all over his body.

* As does the protagonist of ''[[Breath of Fire (Video Game)|Breath of Fire]]: Dragon Quarter'', whenever he uses his [[Deadly Upgrade]].

* ''[[Halo (Video Gameseries)|Halo]]''

* ''[[Skies of Arcadia (Video Game)|Skies of Arcadia]]'''s [[The Very Definitely Final Dungeon|final dungeon]] is an entire continent covered in these.

* The ruins found in ''[[Mega Man Legends (Video Game)|Mega Man Legends]]'' have this design aesthetic, and its re-appearance in the ''[[Mega Man Zero (Video Game)|Mega Man Zero]]'' series more explicitly spells out a continuity connection between the two.

* ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Franchise)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'': Silver has these on his gloves/hands. Since things he grabs with his psychic powers light up the same color, there's probably some kind of connection.

* ''[[Metroid (Video Game)|Metroid]]''

** Much of the tech in the ''[[Metroid Prime (Video Game)|Metroid Prime]]'' subseries glows, usually so you can tell what happened when you hit a switch; in the case of Samus's cannon, the color of the glow tells you the weapon you're currently using.

* Every single character and object in ''[[Final Fantasy VII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy VII]]: [[Dirge of Cerberus]]''. Nomura was obviously still on the same high from when he put the world in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II (Video Game)|Kingdom Hearts II]]'', because "Space Paranoids" was nothing short of ''awesome'' and he understood that.

* Some areas in ''[[Final Fantasy IV (Video Game)|Final Fantasy IV]]'', such as the Towers of Zot and Babil or the [[Global Airship|Lunar Whale]]. Especially in the DS remake.

* The Black Omen and some of the Zeal kingdom in ''[[Chrono Trigger (Video Game)|Chrono Trigger]]''.

* Likewise for Chronopolis in ''[[Chrono Cross (Video Game)|Chrono Cross]]''.

* In the game ''[[City of Heroes (Video Game)|City of Heroes]]'', certain of the conduits found in Council installations display the "racing pulse" variation.

* ''[[Deus Ex (Video Game)|Deus Ex]]''

* The agents' suits in ''[[Crackdown (Video Game)|Crackdown]]'' display this, as do vehicles in the process of upgrading.

* In ''[[Fable (Videovideo Gamegame series)|Fable]]'', powerful magic-users naturally have glowing-blue tattoos. They seem to break through your skin more and more as you attain more magical power. Possibly hinting at a potential Energy Being future -- itfuture—it is said in ''Fable II'' that particularly powerful Will-users can live a long time.

* ''[[Mass Effect (Franchise)|Mass Effect]]'' tech has this as well.

** In ''[[Mass Effect 2 (Video Game)|Mass Effect 2]]'', some of the suits or armor have these. A few glowing lines are present on the back of all of Shepard's N7 armor, and glowing lines are especially noticeable on some of the krogan armors, particularly Gatatong Uvenk's suit. The downloadable Kestrel Armor features a number of these lines as well, on each of the armor components. A couple of the alternate appearance packs also feature armor with glowing lines, most notably Garrus and Grunt's. Jack even gets a leather jacket that has a couple of bright red lines down the back.

* Beowulf from ''[[Devil May Cry (Video Game)|Devil May Cry]]'' has these, but [[Light Is Not Good]].

* The tutorial and final levels of ''[[System Shock (Video Game)|System Shock]] 2''.

* Digital Circuit and Mad Matrix in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (Videovideo Gamegame)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]'', both cyberspace levels which aesthetics are pretty much [[Shout -Out|ripped off from]] ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]''.

* In ''[[EveEVE Online]]'', turning on an armor repair unit causes this.

* The main character in ''[[Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne (Video Game)|Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne]]'' gets as version that looks like ordinary full-body tattoos, but then they start glowing in the dark! Apparently becoming mostly-demon does that to ya.

* ''[[Metal Gear Solid (Video Game)|Metal Gear Solid]]''

** The "VR Training" level of the "[[Little Big PlanetLittleBigPlanet]]" level pack has them in a grid arrangement on most of the walls and obstacles. The material you get for Create Mode from this level comes in red, green, and blue flavors. Even the glowing of the lines is visually close to the ones from ''TRON''.

* Some of the instances and bosses in the Ulduar area of ''[[World of Warcraft (Video Game)|World of Warcraft]]'' have these of one sort or another. It's arguable whether they are Tron Lines or [[Instant Runes]] since Ulduar is Titan architecture and represents something between technology and magic. (but closer to technology)

* ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron]]'', by all indications, loves this trope immensely, given how it's used on pretty much all the characters and lots of the scenery.

* ''[[Okami (Video Game)Ōkami|Okami]]''

* ''[[God of War (Video Gameseries)|God of War]] III'', oddly enough, gives Poseidon these. They flicker on and off after wounding him.

* ''[[Starcraft II (Video Game)|StarcraftStarCraft II]]''

* ''[[Pokémon (Franchise)|Pokémon]]''

** Groudon, Kyogre and Rayquaza all have these as natural markings. They only glow on the title screens, though. Additionally, the fake Groudon from ''[[Pokémon Jirachi Wishmaker (Anime)|Pokémon: Jirachi Wishmaker]]'' had all its marks glowing once it deteriorated into its more monstrous state.

** The Embedded Tower in ''[[Pokémon Gold and Silver (Video Game)|Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver]]''.

** Opelucid City in ''[[Pokémon Black and White (Video Game)|Pokémon Black]]''.

* The "Aegis" ship equipment set in ''[[Star Trek Online (Video Game)|Star Trek Online]]'' has optional Tron Lines for the player's starship. It's even [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]]: the glow on Starfleet ships is blue, and that on Klingon ships is red.

* All of ''[[Homeworld (Video Game)|Homeworld]] 2'''s [[Precursors|Progenitor]] space warships that are frigate-sized and larger emit Tron Lines along the side of their hulls either when powering a [[Wave Motion Gun|Phased Cannon Array]], or in one particular case, when [[Mercy Invincibility|temporarily resisting enemy fire]].

* Tomorrow City from ''[[Epic Mickey (Video Game)|Epic Mickey]]'' is Disney's Tomorrowland decorated with Tron Lines. The boss, "Petetronic", wears armor that glows with Tron Lines as well.

* Most of the armor in ''[[Global Agenda (Video Game)|Global Agenda]]''.

* ''[[Epic Battle Fantasy]]'' has Cosmic Monoliths, an [[Demonic Spiders|enemy from the "monolith" line.]] It is black and has red Tron Lines on it. Those also have really high Evasion and drop an immensely damaging attack every three turns. [[Shout -Out|Their side length proportions probably would be 1:4:9 if they were ever measured.]]

* Shows up a lot on ancient [[Magitek]] manipulated by the heroes in ''[[Golden Sun (Video Game)|Golden Sun]]'' games.

** A recurring puzzle is a broken circut, and a few movable blocks lying around that happen to have corresponding circut lines etched on them. When finished, the circut glows, and [[What Do You Mean ItsIt's Not Awesome?|a door opens]].

** ''[[Golden Sun: Dark Dawn (Video Game)|Dark Dawn]]'' takes this a few notches further; summons such as Tiamat and Coatlicue now involve towers covered in Tron Lines, and a [[Mineral MacGuffin]] material, zol, apparently is covered in such lines naturally. Plus the "fix the circut" puzzle shows up several times.

* In ''[[Assassin's Creed (Video Game)|Assassin's Creed]]'', all the tech left behind by [[Precursors|Those Who Came Before]] features this, particularly the {{spoiler|Temple of Juno underneath the Colloseum in Rome}}.

** {{spoiler|Desmond himself gains them in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it scene at the end of ''[[Assassin's Creed Revelations (Video Game)|Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''.}}

* The [[Save Point|Spirit Stones]] and the titular Ark in ''[[Ys (Video Game)|Ys]]: The Ark of Napishtim''.

* It's subtle, but Spider-Man 2099 in ''[[Spider Man Shattered Dimensions|Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions]]'' and ''[[Spider -Man Edge of Time|Spider-Man: Edge of Time]]'' has glowing blue lines on his costume.

* The Demigods from ''[[AsurasAsura's Wrath]]'' have these, to emphasize the fact that the game is South Asian Mythology meets Scifi.

* ''[[Borderlands (Video Game)|Borderlands]]'' has them on some of the [[More Dakka|many]], [[Up to Eleven|many]], weapons the game has, as well as on large rocks lying around, typically related to [[MacGuffin Location|The Vault]].

* ''[[Saints Row: theThe Third (Video Game)|Saints Row the Third]]'' features a gang made up entirely of cyber punks, whose clothing was all black with neon blue Tron Lines. Also, {{spoiler|their story-arch culminates with a mission where the player character is transported inside their user mainframe to stop their hacking/money laundering schemes, and render the gang powerless. This entire mission's design was a clear reference to Tron, and finishing it unlocks two vehicles with Tron Lines as a major design point, as well as the Cyber Blaster used throughout the mission}}.

* Nezha from [[Warriors Orochi (Video Game)|Warriors Orochi]] has these.

* Eve from ''[[Apple Geeks (Webcomic)|Apple Geeks]]''.

* ''[[Coga Suro (Webcomic)|Coga Suro]]'': Blue on Persephone, red on Styx, and either red or purple on Hades.

* ''[[Goblins (Webcomic)|Goblins]]'': Anyone wielding the Axe of Prissan gets a magical armor whose design was directly inspired by the outfits in ''[[Tron (Film)|Tron]]''.

* Trawn from ''[[Electric Wonderland (Webcomic)|Electric Wonderland]]'' has these on her traditional outfit.

* ''[[Fate Nuovo Guerra (Roleplay)|Fate Nuovo Guerra]]'' has the sword Clarent, owned by the heroic spirit Mordred. The red lines very well reflect his... erm... [[Gender Bender|her]] status as an antihero.

* ''[[Tron Uprising (Animation)|Tron Uprising]]''

* ''[[Ben 10 (Animation)|Ben 10]]'s'' "Upgrade" form does this to whatever he touches.

* The future Batsuit from ''[[Batman Beyond (Animation)|Batman Beyond]]'' shows them when interfacing with the Batmobile, or under its surface when damaged.

* ''[[Teen Titans (Animationanimation)|Teen Titans]]'', in its animated incarnation, has Cyborg covered with these, outside and (as we saw in a [[Fantastic Voyage]] episode) inside.

* ''[[Generator Rex (Animation)|Generator Rex]]'', whenever Rex uses his [[Nanomachines|nanites]] to interface with machines or cure E.V.O.s and while changing his limbs into mechanical devices. His new transformations in season two have blue-white lines and black coverings not unlike ''[[Tron Legacy (Film)|Tron: Legacy]]''.

* ''[[Kim Possible (Animation)|Kim Possible]]'''s battlesuit from season 3 finale, ''[[The Movie|So the Drama]]'', throughout season 4 is pure white, with glowing light blue stitching and padding. As a Disney property it's probably an intentional [[Shout -Out]], it can even change Kim's gloves into a scoop like Flynn used in the games in the first movie.

* ''[[South Park (Animation)|South Park]]'', when Stan is sucked into [[Face BookFacebook]].

* In ''[[Monster Buster Club (Animation)|Monster Buster Club]]'', parts of the kids' costumes are fluorescent and give off a Tron Line effect in the dark.

* The [https://web.archive.org/web/20051127090340/http://bradley.csail.mit.edu/~bradley/cm5/ Connection Machine], a supercomputer which was never as amazing as its price would indicate, but which looked damn cool.

** Though those are more [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/:Blinkenlights |Blinkenlights]], actually.

** It looks like someone [[Pimp My Ride|Pimped]] [[2001: A Space Odyssey|the monolith...]]

* The [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/Corpus_Clock:Corpus Clock|Corpus Clock,]] which ironically uses no computers whatsoever. (Everything is controlled by [[Steampunk|bleeding edge clockwork]], including the [[Nightmare Fuel|evil blinking grasshopper]] on top.)

* The Wii console: the disc slot has a steady blue glow around the edge when powered on, and will pulse when a system upgrade is availible or a new message is in your inbox. Possible connection of [[Everything Is an iPod In The Future]].

* [http://www.physorg.com/news/2010-10-flexible-implanting-skin.html Waterproof LEDs that can be implanted underneath your skin].

* [http://www.razerzone.com/ Razer products], particularly the company's logo, a glowing blue or green triquetra made of SNAKES''snakes'' placed on EVERYTHING''everything''.

** [http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/search?keywords=tron\]At one point, Razer even hashad products specifically intended to be ''Tron'' themed.

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