Sark

Evil-doer

Full Name

SARK-ES-1117821

Alias

Sark

Commander Sark
The MCP's Number Two

Origin

TRON

Occupation

High-ranking officer of theMaster Control Program

Commander

Powers / Skills

Uses his Light Disc as a weapon

Grows to immense size with help of the MCP

Goals

Let no programs escape the Game Grid(failed).

Crimes

Abuse of power

Conspiracy
Murder
Attempted murder
Stalking
Kidnapping
Mass kidnapping
False imprisonment

Type of Villain

Tyrannical Right-Hand

“	Get them! Send out every game tank in the grid! GET THEM!	„
	~ Sark ordering a pursuit on Flynn, Tron, and Ram.

“	Tenacious little bugs! Your time is up! Prepare for de-resolution!	„
	~ Sark to Tron, Sora, Donald, and Goofy inKingdom Hearts II.

Sark is the secondary antagonist of the 1982 science fiction action adventure filmTRON, and a major antagonist inKingdom Hearts II. He was the right-hand man of theMaster Control Program, being a living embodiment of the MCP's will, and a ruthless tyrant who would do all in his power to prevent Tron from attaining freedom.

He was portrayed by the lateDavid Warner (who doubled, without credit, as the voice of the MCP) inTron and voiced by Corey Burton inKingdom Hearts II.

Appearance[]

Sark is distinguished by his cybernetic armor - which is colored red as opposed to blue - he also has great power over the virtual world and is also a very shrewd individual capable of plotting against his enemy. Sark also appears as a boss in Kingdom Hearts II - alongside MCP - where he gains the ability to grow considerably in size and power via linking with the MCP.

Biography[]

Tron[]

Sark first appears in a Lightcycle game where he defeats a player playing the Lightcycles. Then he goes to speak with the MCP and informs him that they have rounded up more programs across the grid. When the MCP brought Kevin Flynn into the digital world, Sark was assigned to put Flynn in the games in hopes that he would be derezzed. At first, Sark has some objection in facing off a user, but the MCP tortured Sark into accepting his plan. Later, when Flynn and the captured were brought before him, he explains that the MCP has chosen them to serve their on the game grid, those who will continue believing in the users will be eliminated and while others chose joined the MCP and has them return to their cells.

However, Flynn escapes with Tron and Ram, prompting an annoyed Sark to send in reinforcements after them, though Ram ends up being derezzed by one of the MCP's tanks. Sark was then assigned to capture all renegade programs and bring them to the MCP before engaging into a disc fight against Tron.

Though Tron bests Sark during the fight by cutting out Sark's head with a throw of his blue disc ("Consider that a present from Ram!"), things took a turn for the worse when the MCP revived Sark...by giving him all his functions, which allowed Sark to grow in size and strength. As Sark engaged into another battle with Tron, Flynn jumped into the MCP's communication beam; this allowed Tron to throw his disc into the MCP's core. As a result, the MCP perished and Sark derezzed along with him.

Tron: Ares[]

It's revealed that Sark's identity disk was secretly hidden within the version of The Grid, that is owned and controlled byDillinger Systems, whose CEO isJulian Dillinger, Grandson ofEd Dillinger Sr.. The disk later appears in front of Julian, after he was transported into The Grid to evade the police after the events that transpired with Ares andAthena in the city and the death of his mother, Elizabeth Dillinger. Once in the Grid, he spawns in the same place where he usually spawns Ares, and witnesses the whole place in wreck. However, Sark's identity disk appears within a pillar, similar to Ares' disk. As Julian was about to pick the disk from the pillar, the voice of the MCP could faintly be heard calling out for Sark. When the disk was acquired by Julian, Sark's suit begins to materialize onto him, along with him being overcome with an unknown pain.

Other Media[]

Kingdom Hearts[]

In theKingdom Hearts series, Sark and the Master Control Program appear as the main antagonists of the Tron-themed world inKingdom Hearts II, Space Paranoids. Sark has been made a Heartless commander by the MCP, empowering him even more. Not much of Sark is heard of after his first appearance, where he begins to de-rez Donald and Goofy in front of Sora, and imprisons the three in the Pit Cell. Not long after their imprisonment, Sark is called up by the MCP and suggests that Tron be de-resoluted, but the MCP wants to keep Tron because the latter has access to the password of the DTD database.

His second appearance is at the boss battle against the MCP. Strangely enough, despite having met before, here Sora cannot remember Sark's name until Tron refreshes him. The normal Sark is fought, along with his Identity Disc. Weakened, he tells Tron that they could have made a great team, but Tron flings his Identity Disc at him and knocks him unconscious, as he is more or less a program, and programs can't be killed, only deleted.

Not long after, the MCP revives him and grants all his functions to him, causing him to enlarge. He is a second-hand enemy as his giant-self while you fight the MCP. Like the movie, Sark is defeated along with the MCP, being de-rezzed.

Fall Guys[]

A costume appears of Sark within the 2020 multiplayer party gameFall Guys, existing as one of the game's fourTron-themed costumes (alongside Tron, Quorra, andRinzler). Released in May 2021, he is the only costume of the four that is purchasable with kudos.