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*The name Marathon comes from [[Bungie]]'s ''[[Marathon]]'' series of games, which were made before [[Halo]]. | *The name Marathon comes from [[Bungie]]'s ''[[Marathon]]'' series of games, which were made before [[Halo]]. | ||
*They bear a resemblance to the older ''[[Halcyon]]''-class cruisers. | *They bear a resemblance to the older ''[[Halcyon]]''-class cruisers. | ||
*In [[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]<ref>''[[Halo: Fall of Reach]]'', page 162</ref>, it mentions that the ''[[Leviathan]]'' was one of twenty UNSC Cruisers left in the [[ | *In [[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]<ref>''[[Halo: Fall of Reach]]'', page 162</ref>, it mentions that the ''[[Leviathan]]'' was one of twenty UNSC Cruisers left in the [[Navy]], which were being slowly pulled back to protect the Inner Colonies. | ||
*The name of this classification of ships is yet another reference to [[Bungie]]'s previous series, [[Marathon]]. | *The name of this classification of ships is yet another reference to [[Bungie]]'s previous series, [[Marathon]]. | ||
*It seems that the refitted ''[[Pillar of Autumn]]'' is stronger than any other ''Marathons'', or just because of Captain Keyes' brilliant tactic. | *It seems that the refitted ''[[Pillar of Autumn]]'' is stronger than any other ''Marathons'', or just because of Captain Keyes' brilliant tactic. | ||