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*The actor who does the voice of the Halo 3 [[Brute Chieftains]], John DiMaggio, also voices Bender in the cartoon ''Futurama'' and Marcus Fenix from ''Gears of War''. | *The actor who does the voice of the Halo 3 [[Brute Chieftains]], John DiMaggio, also voices Bender in the cartoon ''Futurama'' and Marcus Fenix from ''Gears of War''. | ||
*In ''[[Halo 2]]'', almost all of the Brutes have dark brown fur except for [[Tartarus]], who has gray fur due to his age. | *In ''[[Halo 2]]'', almost all of the Brutes have dark brown fur except for [[Tartarus]], who has gray fur due to his age. | ||
*In ''[[Halo 2]]'', Brutes are the last [[Covenant]] enemies to make a debut appearance in-game, appearing first in the level [[Gravemind (Level)|Gravemind]] which is the twelfth level in the game. However, in ''[[Halo 3]]'', Brutes are the first enemies encountered in the game (not counting the [[Phantom]] that flies overhead). | *In ''[[Halo 2]]'', Brutes are the last [[Covenant]] enemies to make a debut appearance in-game, appearing first in the level [[Gravemind (Level)|Gravemind]] which is the twelfth level in the game. However, in ''[[Halo 3]]'', Brutes are among the first enemies encountered in the game (not counting the [[Phantom]] that flies overhead). | ||
*In the ''Et Tu Brute ViDoc'', the [[Brute Chieftain]] wielding a [[Plasma Cannon]] is wielding the version from ''Halo 2''. | *In the ''Et Tu Brute ViDoc'', the [[Brute Chieftain]] wielding a [[Plasma Cannon]] is wielding the version from ''Halo 2''. | ||
*On [[The Ark (Level)|The Ark]], you can see Brutes inside the structure huddled into a ball and making eating motions with their hands. This can be viewed in theater. | *On [[The Ark (Level)|The Ark]], you can see Brutes inside the structure huddled into a ball and making eating motions with their hands. This can be viewed in theater. | ||
*The "-us" suffix on the end of Brute names is actually a Latin noun ending, which designates something as masculine. This makes sense as only Chieftains acquire an ''-us'' suffix and the Chieftain is viewed as superior. | *The "-us" suffix on the end of Brute names is actually a Latin noun ending, which designates something as masculine. This makes sense as only Chieftains acquire an ''-us'' suffix and the Chieftain is viewed as superior. | ||
*Although in ''[[Contact Harvest]]'' the Brutes wear the armor that they wear in ''[[Halo 3]]'', the armor changes for some reason in ''Halo 2''. For example, [[Tartarus]] wore the Red Captain armor but it disappears in ''Halo 2''. This may be accounted for the fact that the Brutes were added "a little too late" (according to ''Et Tu Brute'') in ''Halo 2''. Nonetheless, the question remains of why the Brutes gave up their power armor. The Brutes seen in ''Halo Wars'' also wear the ''Halo 3'' Brute armor.[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v164/bastable/brutes.jpg] The Halo 2 armor seen may simply be Brute civilian dress, as almost every Brute was encountered on [[High Charity]], or it is possible that the Brutes in ''Contact Harvest'', ''Halo Wars'' and ''Halo 3'' all feared an infection by the Flood, whereas in ''Halo 2'', there was little chance of [[Flood]] boarding High Charity. | *Although in ''[[Contact Harvest]]'' the Brutes wear the armor that they wear in ''[[Halo 3]]'', the armor changes for some reason in ''Halo 2''. For example, [[Tartarus]] wore the Red Captain armor but it disappears in ''Halo 2''. This may be accounted for the fact that the Brutes were added "a little too late" (according to ''Et Tu Brute'') in ''Halo 2''. Nonetheless, the question remains of why the Brutes gave up their power armor. The Brutes seen in ''Halo Wars'' also wear the ''Halo 3'' Brute armor.[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v164/bastable/brutes.jpg] The Halo 2 armor seen may simply be Brute civilian dress, as almost every Brute was encountered on [[High Charity]], or it is possible that the Brutes in ''Contact Harvest'', ''Halo Wars'' and ''Halo 3'' all feared an infection by the Flood, whereas in ''Halo 2'', there was little chance of [[Flood]] boarding High Charity. | ||
*In ''[[Halo 3 ViDoc: Et Tu, Brute?|Et tu Brute]]'', Chris Butcher describes the Brutes in ''[[Halo 2]]'' as "damage sponges", | *In ''[[Halo 3 ViDoc: Et Tu, Brute?|Et tu Brute]]'', Chris Butcher describes the Brutes in ''[[Halo 2]]'' as "damage sponges", referring to how they weren't very interesting to fight against, acting mainly like less agile Elites who dropped their guns and ran straight into you when they got mad. | ||
*In ''[[Halo 2]]'', if a Brute is equipped with a [[Brute Plasma Rifle]] and goes berserk, they will throw down the weapon, and despite how many times it has been fired, it will be fully charged. | *In ''[[Halo 2]]'', if a Brute is equipped with a [[Brute Plasma Rifle]] and goes berserk, they will throw down the weapon, and despite how many times it has been fired, it will be fully charged. | ||
*Unlike most [[Covenant]] species, Brutes have no problem using [[Human]] technology. This can be seen in ''[[Halo 2]]'' when Brutes use [[M90 Close Assault Weapon System|Shotguns]] and in almost every level in ''[[Halo 3]]'' when Brutes use [[Bubble Shield]]s and [[Trip Mines]]. | *Unlike most [[Covenant]] species, Brutes have no problem using [[Human]] technology. This can be seen in ''[[Halo 2]]'' when Brutes use [[M90 Close Assault Weapon System|Shotguns]] and in almost every level in ''[[Halo 3]]'' when Brutes use [[Bubble Shield]]s and [[Trip Mines]]. | ||
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*In ''[[Halo 2]]'', if a berserk Brute charges into a group of fixed objects, it will continue its charging animation, but it will remain where it is. | *In ''[[Halo 2]]'', if a berserk Brute charges into a group of fixed objects, it will continue its charging animation, but it will remain where it is. | ||
*If you stick a Brute's weapon with a [[Plasma Grenade]] just before he puts it away when he goes berserk, the grenade will disappear, but still explode. | *If you stick a Brute's weapon with a [[Plasma Grenade]] just before he puts it away when he goes berserk, the grenade will disappear, but still explode. | ||
*In ''[[Halo 3]]'', if any Brute becomes infected by the [[Flood]] he will turn into a Flood-infected Brute Minor due to graphical restraints. | *In ''[[Halo 3]]'', if any Brute becomes infected by the [[Flood]] he will turn into a [[Combat Form|Flood-infected Brute Minor]] due to graphical restraints. | ||
*In ''[[Halo 3]]'', if a Brute | *In ''[[Halo 3]]'', if a Brute Chieftain with a plasma cannon goes berserk, the plasma cannon disappears. When the Chieftian is killed, the same plasma cannon it had reappears by its body. This is due that the two-handed weapon has no "putting away" animination. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||