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Tron Bonne
first appeared in the Mega Man Legends series and is the star of her own game,
titled The Misadventures of Tron Bonne which released for PS1 on July 22nd,
1999. She made her fighting game debut in Marvel VS Capcom 2.
The Bonne Family
are the leaders of the Servbots, who
often create difficulties for Mega Man
Volnutt
and Roll Caskett as they continue on their
adventures. The 14 year old Tron Bonne is the mechanical genius of the Bonne trio, and the creator of the
Servbots. Tron
is also "mother" of the Servbots, whom she treats much like
children. She
has also built a variety of fighting vehicles, including the Bonne family's
air ship, the Gesellschaft, and the ships piloted by the Servbots (the Drache
and the Hornisse). In battle, Tron
is known for piloting machines such as the Gustaff, Ferdinand and the Jagd Krabbe.
She has always
wanted to go on missions and adventures just like her older brother Teisel,
but was never given the chance until Teisel and Bon were kidnapped by Loath
and Glyde. After rescuing Teisel and Bon from Loath's clutches, Tron has since
acted as Teisel’s "right hand girl" in all of the Bonnes'
adventures. Besides her older brother Teisel, she has a younger brother, Bon. Although she
frequently (and angrily) denies it, Tron actually has a huge crush on her
archenemy, MegaMan Volnutt. She also considers Roll to be her rival, both in
engineering and as Megaman's "love interest".
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
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Page Updated:
Nov. 29th, 2022
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Tron's introduction into fighting
games in MVC2 was done exceptionally well... albeit a bit under-appreciated, by many. For those who actually played Mega Man Legends
and/or The Misadventures of Tron Bonne, her appearance in MVC2 was indeed
very appreciated. But one doesn't have to have played those games to love Tron in MVC2 (and MVC3). Tron retained her charming personality from her original
appearance... and turned out to be a highly entertaining and clever FG character.
Even for players who have no idea who she was in MVC2, Tron's awesomely
animated 2D sprite, gimmick, and special moves made a huge statement for 2D fighting games at the time.
Due to Tron's personality, originality and quirky yet innovative moveset, it's easy to understand why Capcom decided to bring her back in MVC3.
Tron's reimagined MVC3 moveset was one of the best of MVC3 (and it was great to see her become more powerful, since she was on the MvC2 low-tier list). You also gotta love Tron's love/hate relationship with
her loyal
servbots. What a relationship! ^o^ In closing, it's no surprise Tron has enough charm to star in her own game. When's the sequel, Capcom? Please release more games with Tron in it... will ya?
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