Twin City
From The ReBoot Wiki
| System | |
| | |
| Twin City | |
|---|---|
| City Size | Large |
| System Leader | Unknown, possibly Phong |
| Primary Population | Sprites |
| Energy Sea Position | Surrounds the City |
| First Appearance | Daemon Rising |
| List of Systems. | |
The Twin City was a sister city to Mainframe, they were joined together by the Gilded Gate Bridge. It was nearly the same size as Mainframe itself, and as the name would suggest is virtually identical to Mainframe City except for the smaller Principal Office building in the center. Although joined with Mainframe, the Twin City was also an independent system that functions separately. In the User world the two cities were two computers networked together.
The Twin City had a high population of Sprites. Dot and Enzo Matrix originated and grew up from this city living there with their father before the destruction of the Twin City.
The Twin City Principal Office had similar architecture to Mainframe's Principal Office, and like this one in its sister city was the central operating center.
The building housed its own System Operating Core, the Core Control Chamber, the cities Central Archives along with a large Auditorium. Unlike the Mainframe counterpart, there was no Sub-Sphere visible atop it. The Twin City cannot survive without its Principal Office.
It is unknown if the Twin City had its own city administrator, or if both cities were lead by Phong.
Instead of being perfectly symmetrical with each other, the Twin City had its six sectors laid out counter clockwise starting from both their Floating Point Park sectors.
Professor Welman Matrix had long dreamed of the Net, believing there were other Systems beyond Mainframe. A theory that won him many critics among Sprites in the Twin City who strongly believed nothing else existed within Cyber Space.
He needed to get proof and so constructed the Gateway Command inside the Twin City's Principal Office Auditorium and unveil its findings to a Sprite audience, conducted in an experiment. This would have allowed Mainframers to visit these systems.
Professor Matrix soon unveiled the Gateway Command at a large conference held in the Twin City Principal Office. A huge audience of Sprites attended the demonstration. When Welman activated the Gateway it locked onto the largest energy source outside of Mainframe, the Super Computer and the powerful Super Virus Gigabyte. It accidentally brought him to the city. Gigabyte's energy overloaded the Gateway Command in the process. The resulting blast damaged the Twin Cities Operating Core, causing it to explode, destroying the rest of the city. A powerful shockwave spread out from the Twin City, damaging Mainframe. The explosion had nullified everyone in the Twin City and tore apart Gigabyte into two viruses, Megabyte and Hexadecimal.
All that is left of the beautiful city is a tiny island now named Lost Angles. It is still connected to Mainframe by the Gilded Gate Bridge, now horribly twisted. Hexadecimal took the island as her home as she found the ruin's chaotic nature to her liking. She added a massive tower to the island's ruins, naming it her Lair.
[edit] References
- Twin City disaster is directly based on real-world events that occurred within Mainframe Entertainment, Inc. While making their music video for the Dire Straits song "Money for Nothing" the second hard drive of the dual disc computer system, specifically the drive that housed the programs while the other stored the files, suffered a complete meltdown. Reboot's creators later used this incident as a back story plot-device.
- The Twin City was first mentioned in the episode AndrAIa.
- The first time the Twin City was seen was in the episode Daemon Rising.
