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Code worms are creatures appearing in TRON: Uprising. Found only in the darkest recesses of the Grid, code worms are used very effectively by the likes of Gorn and Lomox to erase or rewrite information on identity discs. When mishandled, however, their use can result in physical and mental damage to programs subjected to their effects.

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rdf:type	Program
rdfs:label	Code worm
rdfs:comment	Code worms are creatures appearing in TRON: Uprising. Found only in the darkest recesses of the Grid, code worms are used very effectively by the likes of Gorn and Lomox to erase or rewrite information on identity discs. When mishandled, however, their use can result in physical and mental damage to programs subjected to their effects.
dcterms:subject	Viruses TRON: Uprising TRON Universe Non-humanoid Characters
Appear	TRON: Uprising
dbkwik:tron/proper...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/QUEH9WcOD8pZSGABr-nrJA== dbkwik:resource/nJAWaE7Fka-NY6SbIDjyxg==
Job	Erasing and modifying identity discs
describe	Centipede-like creatures which modify code
Color	Blue
abstract	Code worms are creatures appearing in TRON: Uprising. Found only in the darkest recesses of the Grid, code worms are used very effectively by the likes of Gorn and Lomox to erase or rewrite information on identity discs. When mishandled, however, their use can result in physical and mental damage to programs subjected to their effects. Code worms are about a handspan long, and have a flat segmented body, ten to twelve sets of jointed legs behind two large pincers, a blue glowing circular maw which takes up their entire front end, and a long, smooth, luminous segment at its tail end from which two bright antennae sweep out behind them. When carrying a payload, they are entirely translucent and luminescent. Code worms can be handled, albeit with caution, by their bulbous tails. They are introduced into identity discs via the code-copy of the victim's head, entering through the eye and causing considerable pain as they do their work.

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