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[[Turbo]] is the Prime Guardian, and responsible for many of the politics they have to deal with. |
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Most Guardians are stationed in the Super Computer, but several are relocated and stationed in a specific system, for the purpose of protecting the people from the [[Game Cube]]s, [[Virus]]es, and other threats. The Guardian [[Bob]] was stationed in [[Mainframe]] after a cataclysmic event destroyed their [[Mainframe's Twin City|twin city]]. They have strict rules reguarding viruses and [[the Web]], but it is all for the safety of everyone and not for any single system. Viruses are deleted as soon as they are captured, and because of the dangerous nature of a [[Web Creature]] found in [[the Net]], any system where a Creature has been found will be sacrificed for the safety of the rest of the Net. |
Most Guardians are stationed in the Super Computer, but several are relocated and stationed in a specific system, for the purpose of protecting the people from the [[Game Cube]]s, [[Virus]]es, and other threats. The Guardian [[Bob]] was stationed in [[Mainframe]] after a cataclysmic event destroyed their [[Mainframe's Twin City|twin city]]. They have strict rules reguarding viruses and [[the Web]], but it is all for the safety of everyone and not for any single system. Viruses are deleted as soon as they are captured, and because of the dangerous nature of a [[Web Creature]] found in [[the Net]], any system where a Creature has been found will be sacrificed for the safety of the rest of the Net. |
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| − | Their code is the most complex of anyone, able to withstand almost any infection and even survive the Web environment with little to no degradation. Guardian's are immune to viral bugs, such as the [[Medusa |
+ | Their code is the most complex of anyone, able to withstand almost any infection and even survive the Web environment with little to no degradation. Guardian's are immune to some viral bugs, such as the [[Medusa Bug]]. |
| − | Guardians are the only ones that have the use of [[ |
+ | Guardians are the only ones that have the use of [[KeyTool]]s, and often the mere appearance of a Keytool is enough to show respect. With keytools, Guardians can access any system through [[portal]]s. |
In the third season the entire Guardian collective was infected by the Super Virus [[Daemon]]. From their facilities in the Super Computer she used the Guardians to take control of the Net, and the Guardians came to be feared instead of respected. Daemon changed their purpose to 'Divide and Render'. She used their military power to attack the systems that put up a serious resistance, though Mainframe was able to hold off their advances for a time. |
In the third season the entire Guardian collective was infected by the Super Virus [[Daemon]]. From their facilities in the Super Computer she used the Guardians to take control of the Net, and the Guardians came to be feared instead of respected. Daemon changed their purpose to 'Divide and Render'. She used their military power to attack the systems that put up a serious resistance, though Mainframe was able to hold off their advances for a time. |
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Revision as of 23:45, 21 January 2008
Guardian's are sprites that operate from the Super Computer and police the Net. Their function and is stated in their motto, "To Mend and Defend." Most Guardians are originally from the Super Computer, but sometimes sprites from other systems can be upgraded into a Guardian. To become a Guardian everyone must attend basic programming at the Guardian Academy.
Turbo is the Prime Guardian, and responsible for many of the politics they have to deal with.
Most Guardians are stationed in the Super Computer, but several are relocated and stationed in a specific system, for the purpose of protecting the people from the Game Cubes, Viruses, and other threats. The Guardian Bob was stationed in Mainframe after a cataclysmic event destroyed their twin city. They have strict rules reguarding viruses and the Web, but it is all for the safety of everyone and not for any single system. Viruses are deleted as soon as they are captured, and because of the dangerous nature of a Web Creature found in the Net, any system where a Creature has been found will be sacrificed for the safety of the rest of the Net.
Their code is the most complex of anyone, able to withstand almost any infection and even survive the Web environment with little to no degradation. Guardian's are immune to some viral bugs, such as the Medusa Bug.
Guardians are the only ones that have the use of KeyTools, and often the mere appearance of a Keytool is enough to show respect. With keytools, Guardians can access any system through portals.
In the third season the entire Guardian collective was infected by the Super Virus Daemon. From their facilities in the Super Computer she used the Guardians to take control of the Net, and the Guardians came to be feared instead of respected. Daemon changed their purpose to 'Divide and Render'. She used their military power to attack the systems that put up a serious resistance, though Mainframe was able to hold off their advances for a time.