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Trill (トリル Toriru), also referred to as The Synchronizer, is a small NetNavi that grows from a baby to a young child, which is impossible for other NetNavis to do. He is a character appearing in Rockman.EXE Beast and Beast+, that comes from the world of Beyondard, a parallel world of Earth ruined by a Dimensional Area accident caused by that world's Dr. Wily. BubbleMan finds Trill crying when he falls out of an ice pillar in an Ameroppa military base's Cyber World after Trill entered their world from a Fossa Ambience. Later on Rockman and co. encounter Trill when BubbleMan falls unconscious after carrying Trill all the way to NetCity from the base. It is revealed towards the end of the series he is the creation of the Beyondard Tadashi Hikari to harness the power of Glaga and Falzer to take the world back from the Cyber Beasts.
Appearance[]
Trill is a childlike NetNavi with green eyes. He wears a white suit, a yellow-white helmet that resembles a jester's hat, yellow gloves and boots with purple hem, and wears a pale yellow shirt with light blue hems.
His Navi emblem has a lavender surrounding, however unlike many other NetNavis, Trill doesn't have a unique Navi mark as it merely has a white solid background.
History[]
Rockman.EXE Beast[]
He appears in episode 1.
He appears in episode 2, where Roll names him "Beep" (ビープ Bīpu).
SearchMan and Blues with Trill.
He is known by the Zoanoroids as "Synchronizer" (シンクロナイザー Shinkuronaizā). They wish to obtain him on the belief that he is some kind of "Ultimate Weapon" that would help them destroy the rival army.
Frequently throughout Beast, Trill fuses with Rockman, sending him into an uncontrollable Beast Out state which takes the forms of Glaga and Falzer. These forms are frequently called Glaga Beast and Falzer Beast because of this. Because of this power, Zoanoroids constantly attempt to steal him from Ilis and Beyondard's Tadashi Hikari. Trill then returns to Beyondard, but they follow him there. The real reason Trill was created was to wipe out the Beast Factor that had triggered Beyondard's "Great Change" and rendered the Real World habitable to the Cyber Beasts, the Zoanoroids and the Beast viruses. The name "Synchronizer" was meant to signify the fact that two different Dimensional Generators would be needed to spread his power all across Beyondard. Both Dimensional Generators would have to work simultaneously in order to perform such an action. In other words, they would have to "Synchronize".
Trill in the anime.
At the time when Trill is handed over to Rockman from BubbleMan, the Cyber Beasts have also materialized in the regular world using stored-up electricity and are found fighting in a stadium in Densan City. Netto, Enzan, and Raika use Cross Fusion, and attack the Cyber Beasts with Battle Chips and a triple Program Advance. The attacks cause no damage to Glaga and Falzer, but their stored electricity had been depleted at that point, and the beasts charge at each other and collide, transferring themselves to NetCity, where their battle continued. Rockman, Blues, and SearchMan are plugged in to NetCity and continue to fight the Cyber Beasts. Rockman saves Roll from a gust attack made by Falzer, and Trill crawls into Rockman's arms. Rockman tries to give him back to Roll, but Trill glows blue, engulfing Rockman in a sphere of blue light. Rockman then performs Beast Out, and transforms into Glaga Beast, and attacks Glaga, knocking him down with one hit. Blues and SearchMan watch in disbelief, never having seen such power before. After Glaga Beast attacks Glaga again, he transforms into Falzer Beast and flies up at Falzer at extreme speeds. He attacks Falzer head on, first hitting him on the head, then flying around and striking him in the back, sending Falzer spiraling down to the ground. Falzer Beast then transforms back into a tired and worn-out Rockman, who is carrying Trill. Rockman collapses, and Blues and SearchMan rush over to him, only to be stopped by the Cyber Beasts surrounding Rockman and Trill. Unexpectedly, Falzer and Glaga start to fade out and disappear altogether.
In future Beast Out attempts, Rockman goes out of control. It's only later thanks to Ilis that the Beast Out can be controlled. After intense battles in the regular world, the fight is taken to Beyondard where they attempt to find Trill and keep him safe. After defeating the Beyondard Dr. Wily, Trill makes his last two appearances in the final episode, as Netto and Rockman bid him farewell when they leave Beyondard.
Rockman.EXE Beast+[]
A presumed copy of him brought on by Cache's data in the last episode of Beast+, appears and saves Netto and Rockman from their fate before disappearing once more. His name was also mentioned by Dr. Hikari sometime after the last Beast Out with Trill. The power of the beasts became a part of him. Dr. Hikari designed the two Beast Out chips in the first episode of Beast+ in order to avoid placing too much stress on Rockman.
Abilities[]
Trill in Beyondard
- Cry: Trill can start crying whenever he gets upset. Those cries are so powerful that they make the network shake.
- Virus Collector: Trill can turn any virus he meets into little cubes and put them into his pockets. This seems to have made viruses afraid of getting near Trill. Also, those virus cubes can return to normal and escape from Trill's pockets.
- Synchronizer: Trill can merge with Rockman to let him Beast Out. The power is so great that Rockman becomes a match even against the real Glaga and Falzer. Trill's powers were also used to let the Beyondard Wily merge with the Super Cyber Beast. Trill also combined with Rockman and Netto to create Beast Out Cross Fusion Rockman.
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Trivia[]
- Roll first named him Beep, then Netto suggested Korock (コロック Korokku, "Little Rock"), but Rockman later named him Trill.
- Trill's name is also a musical term, a musical ornamentation in which the performer rapidly alternates between two adjacent notes for a set duration.