Oh my goodness, I am so incredibly excited for Tron: Ares! I literally cannot wait for it to come out, and knowing Evan Peters is playing Dillinger just ramps up my anticipation even more. I'm already picturing him in that sleek, futuristic world. But, like many of you, there's one burning question that keeps popping up in my mind: will Evan Peters' character, Dillinger, have tattoos in Tron: Ares? The Tron universe has always had such a distinct visual style – very clean lines, glowing circuitry, and often a more minimalist aesthetic when it comes to character design. Traditional body art isn't something we've typically seen a lot of within the Grid. So, the idea of Dillinger, or any program, having tattoos immediately makes me think about what that would signify. When I look at the movie poster, with Evan Peters standing in that striking red-lit environment, or the close-up shots of him in his collared shirt and vest, I'm always scrutinizing for clues. His costume, particularly that collared shirt and vest, could easily conceal any tattoos, leaving us in suspense until the film's release. But what if they're not traditional tattoos? What if they're digital markings, glowing patterns that appear and disappear, or even change with his emotions or actions within the Grid? That would be such a cool, futuristic take on body art for this universe! Evan Peters is known for portraying incredibly complex and often unconventional characters, so it wouldn't surprise me if Dillinger had some unique visual elements that set him apart. Tattoos, whether digital or traditional, could be a powerful way to express rebellion, a personal history, or even a faction allegiance within the new Grid. Perhaps they're a status symbol, or a hidden message. Imagine the possibilities of his character being a bit of a maverick, and these tattoos being a subtle hint at his true nature or past. I've seen some fan discussions speculating on this, and it's fascinating to consider. Would they be circuit-board patterns? Symbolic icons? Or something more abstract that just fits the Tron aesthetic? Given the intense red lighting we see him in, any glowing tattoos would look absolutely epic. It adds another layer of intrigue to his character, and honestly, it makes me even more eager to see how the filmmakers have designed Dillinger. I truly can't wait to uncover all the visual details and story elements when Tron: Ares finally hits! What are your theories? Do you think Dillinger will be inked, or will his character's uniqueness be expressed in other ways?