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*[[NOBLE Team]] (aside from the player) can be seen sprinting or using Armor Lock without the required attachments. Likewise, [[Jiralhanae|Brutes]] and AI [[Sangheili|Elites]] use their Armor Abilities (Armor Lock or Evade) without the necessary external attachment. Brutes aren't even wearing any sort of Energy Shielding that could be supercharged with Armor Lock.
*[[NOBLE Team]] (aside from the player) can be seen sprinting or using Armor Lock without the required attachments. Likewise, [[Jiralhanae|Brutes]] and AI [[Sangheili|Elites]] use their Armor Abilities (Armor Lock or Evade) without the necessary external attachment. Brutes aren't even wearing any sort of Energy Shielding that could be supercharged with Armor Lock.
*If one were to use Hologram and walk into the projection, they would notice that no matter what helmet they are wearing, the inside of the helmet of the hologram will always be the same. One can see this at the beginning of [[Noble Actual]] when Noble Six puts on his/her helmet. This was likely done to save time and resources.
*If one were to use Hologram and walk into the projection, they would notice that no matter what helmet they are wearing, the inside of the helmet of the hologram will always be the same. One can see this at the beginning of [[Noble Actual]] when Noble Six puts on his/her helmet. This was likely done to save time and resources.
*There are a total of [[seven]] Armor Abilities in ''Halo: Reach'', another reference to Bungie's favorite number.
*There are a total of [[list of "seven" references in Halo|seven]] Armor Abilities in ''Halo: Reach'', another reference to Bungie's favorite number.
*In the game ''Crysis 2'', there is a Hologram ability almost exactly identical in function to that of ''Halo: Reach'''s. However, it is a weapon attachment rather than an armor ability.
*In the game ''Crysis 2'', there is a Hologram ability almost exactly identical in function to that of ''Halo: Reach'''s. However, it is a weapon attachment rather than an armor ability.
*If a player's [[Type-1 Energy Weapon/Sword|Energy Sword]] is depleted, the blade can still be seen when Active Camouflage is activated.
*If a player's [[Type-1 Energy Weapon/Sword|Energy Sword]] is depleted, the blade can still be seen when Active Camouflage is activated.

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