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Kevin Flynn est le père de Sam Flynn. Il s'est retrouvé enfermé vingt années plus tôt dans la Grille après avoir créé un programme à son effigie, qui prit par le suite le contrôle du monde: CLU. Kevin Flynn is a American Professional wrestler. Kevin Flynn is the protagonist of Disney's 1982 film Tron and the tritagonist of its sequel. He is a software engineer who works for the software corporation ENCOM, creating several video games on the company's mainframe after hours, aiming to start his own game company; however, due to the MCP's intervention, he was broken down into data and transformed into a program via laser, and forced to play on the game grid. He was portrayed by Jeff Bridges who also portrayed Roy Pulsipher in the 2013 film R.I.P.D. (Rest In Peace Department). Kevin Flynn was a gifted computer programmer who, in 1982, created some best-selling video games for ENCOM which included Space Paranoids, Matrix Blaster, Vice Squad, and Light Cycles. As he developed his games, the code he wrote was stolen by fellow ENCOM programmer Ed Dillinger. Flynn was fired shortly after Dillinger became Executive VP. Later, as the VP of Creative Development, Flynn created TRON - an arcade game based on his experience inside the Computer World alongside the Tron program - and paved the way for ENCOM to become the largest video game company in the world. Meanwhile, Flynn married Jordan Canas and had a son named Sam. Following his wife's death in 1985, Flynn began to focus all of his efforts on creating "a digital frontier to reshape the human condition." Kevin Flynn oder auch lediglich Flynn genannt, ist ein nicht-spielbarer Charakter aus Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. Er taucht in der Welt Der Raster auf und versucht dort gemeinsam mit Quorra und seinem Sohn, Sam Flynn, das Programm CLU aufzuhalten, welches die Welt nach einem Putsch übernommen hat. Das Programm CLU sieht ihm sehr ähnlich, was daran liegt, dass er es erstellt hat. Ursprünglich stammt seine Figur aus dem Science-Fiction-Film Tron von 1982 und er taucht in der Fortsetzung Tron: Legacy aus dem Jahre 2010 erneut auf.

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Kevin Flynn est le père de Sam Flynn. Il s'est retrouvé enfermé vingt années plus tôt dans la Grille après avoir créé un programme à son effigie, qui prit par le suite le contrôle du monde: CLU. He was portrayed by Jeff Bridges who also portrayed Roy Pulsipher in the 2013 film R.I.P.D. (Rest In Peace Department). Kevin Flynn oder auch lediglich Flynn genannt, ist ein nicht-spielbarer Charakter aus Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. Er taucht in der Welt Der Raster auf und versucht dort gemeinsam mit Quorra und seinem Sohn, Sam Flynn, das Programm CLU aufzuhalten, welches die Welt nach einem Putsch übernommen hat. Das Programm CLU sieht ihm sehr ähnlich, was daran liegt, dass er es erstellt hat. Ursprünglich stammt seine Figur aus dem Science-Fiction-Film Tron von 1982 und er taucht in der Fortsetzung Tron: Legacy aus dem Jahre 2010 erneut auf. Kevin Flynn was a gifted computer programmer who, in 1982, created some best-selling video games for ENCOM which included Space Paranoids, Matrix Blaster, Vice Squad, and Light Cycles. As he developed his games, the code he wrote was stolen by fellow ENCOM programmer Ed Dillinger. Flynn was fired shortly after Dillinger became Executive VP. Later, as the VP of Creative Development, Flynn created TRON - an arcade game based on his experience inside the Computer World alongside the Tron program - and paved the way for ENCOM to become the largest video game company in the world. Meanwhile, Flynn married Jordan Canas and had a son named Sam. Following his wife's death in 1985, Flynn began to focus all of his efforts on creating "a digital frontier to reshape the human condition." In 1989, Flynn was on the verge of new discovery when he disappeared mysteriously and left behind Sam and his fortune. It wasn't until 2010 that Sam got a tip that led him to his father. Kevin Flynn is the protagonist of Disney's 1982 film Tron and the tritagonist of its sequel. He is a software engineer who works for the software corporation ENCOM, creating several video games on the company's mainframe after hours, aiming to start his own game company; however, due to the MCP's intervention, he was broken down into data and transformed into a program via laser, and forced to play on the game grid. Kevin Flynn is a American Professional wrestler.

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