Fragile Speedster: Scout type Sentries, who can use Le Parkour and run around the battlefield, but can be derezzed in two Counter-Attack moves.
Fighting from the Inside: Gibson is able to resist the Abraxas Virus enough that the majority of his Boss Banter is him pleading for deresolution.
Faux Action Girl: While a genuine Action Girl in the film, Quorra does surprisingly little in the prequel other than stand around and/or get captured.
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False Flag Operation: Revealed to be the true purpose behind Abraxas's rampage: Clu twists the ISO Jalen into a virus and sets him on the Grid, and then uses this to imply to the Grid's Basic population that all ISOs have the potential to evolve into menacing, dangerous viruses, thus gaining himself popular support for eliminating them entirely.
FaceĀMonster Turn: Gibson, not to mention Jalen.
Given how the early game only gives them one at a time, to open up specific areas, they could even count as Mini-Boss material.
11th-Hour Superpower: Kevin Flynn super-upgrades Anon prior to the seventh and final chapter, turning his circuitry white and making him powerful enough to try a one-program assault on the Rectifier.
Anon, Gibson, Abraxas, Jalen, and Radia are all nowhere to be found in the film.
Doomed by Canon: Evolution is a prequel to Legacy.
Sometimes suicide is the most effective way to give yourself a fighting chance against the next wave of enemies.
Death Is a Slap on the Wrist: They'll even refill your health while they're at it.
For the most part, the game uses derez in its dialog with a few exceptions, most notably Quorra never using it. This is used pretty much interchangeably with "die" throughout the series.
Deadly Euphemism: If a program dies, they "derez".
Deadly Disc: The only weapon is the identity disc, though it has multiple variants and can be used in melee and long range.
Cutting Off the Branches: Supplementary materials confirm that the customizable player character of TRON: Evolution: Battle Grids was Jalen, the leader of ISOs and eventually the main antagonist and Final Boss Abraxas.
Although ISOs end up being both green and white during the game, green is reserved for residents of Bostrum, while all other ISOs are white. Exclusive to the game is bright yellow representing infected programs.
Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Just like the films, blue is good (or at least neutral), while red is bad and dark yellow/orange is independent.
The Cameo: Despite his name being the title, Tron himself only appears briefly in the opening scenes.
Bottomless Pits: The Grid is filled with them.
Big Bad: You'd think that would be Abraxas, the source of the virus infecting Tron City, but he himself was reprogrammed into a virus by Clu, using Abraxas as a distraction for Flynn, Quorra and Anon, while Clu takes over the Grid and exterminates the ISOs.
Brainwashed and Crazy: Everyone infected with the Abraxas Virus and Abraxas himself.
The Abraxas Shards are of particular significance, as they contain Jalen's voice diary entries from the millicycles leading up to his transformation.
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Outside of the brief Reveal mid-game, the only way to learn Abraxas's full backstory is by collecting the Tron File and Abraxas Shard extras scattered throughout the game.
Otherwise he is simply known as "a security monitor program".
All There in the Manual: Anon's name was only said in prerelease information.
The customizable protagonist of Battle Grids ends the game by becoming the first ISO to win the title of champion of the Grid Games information provided by collectibles in Evolution establish that Jalen, the ISO who becomes Abraxas, was the first ISO champion of the Games. It goes even further if you connect the dots between the Xbox 360/Playstation 3 version and the Wii counterpart, Battle Grids. No points for guessing his true identity.
Actually, I Am Him: Abraxas shows up shortly after the former leader of the ISOs is supposedly derezzed.
Advancing Wall of Doom: From a virus, no less.
100% Completion: The TRON Files and Abraxas Shards scattered throughout the game.
TRON: Evolution provides examples of the following tropes: