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[[File:BirthOfASpartan - Augmentation.png|thumb|A screen monitoring [[Carter-A259]]'s augmentations.]] | [[File:BirthOfASpartan - Augmentation.png|thumb|A screen monitoring [[Carter-A259]]'s augmentations.]] | ||
'''Project: CHRYSANTHEMUM''' is a set of [[SPARTAN-III Program|SPARTAN-III]] bio-augmentation procedures, similar to those of the [[SPARTAN-II Augmentation Procedures|SPARTAN-II]]'s but different in three main regards.<ref name="GoO102">'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', page 102</ref> With advances in technology, the casualty rate for SPARTAN-III candidates was usually 0%, as opposed to the 56% casualty rate of the SPARTAN-IIs. The Spartan-III's had no need of a thyroid implant, and their augmentations were chemically induced instead of surgically implanted.<ref name="GoO102"/> | '''Project: CHRYSANTHEMUM''' is a set of [[SPARTAN-III Program|SPARTAN-III]] bio-augmentation procedures, similar to those of the [[SPARTAN-II Augmentation Procedures|SPARTAN-II]]'s but different in three main regards.<ref name="GoO102">'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', ''page 102''</ref> With advances in technology, the casualty rate for SPARTAN-III candidates was usually 0%, as opposed to the 56% casualty rate of the SPARTAN-IIs. The Spartan-III's had no need of a thyroid implant, and their augmentations were chemically induced instead of surgically implanted.<ref name="GoO102"/> | ||
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This article is about procedures for the Spartan-III project. For procedures for the Spartan-II project, see SPARTAN-II augmentation procedures.
A screen monitoring Carter-A259's augmentations.
Project: CHRYSANTHEMUM is a set of SPARTAN-III bio-augmentation procedures, similar to those of the SPARTAN-II's but different in three main regards.[1] With advances in technology, the casualty rate for SPARTAN-III candidates was usually 0%, as opposed to the 56% casualty rate of the SPARTAN-IIs. The Spartan-III's had no need of a thyroid implant, and their augmentations were chemically induced instead of surgically implanted.[1]
Results
| Drug | Description | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| 8942-LQ99 | "carbide ceramic ossification catalyst" drug.[1] | Skeletons become virtually unbreakable, allowing survival in harder impacts. |
| 88005-MX77 | "fibroid muscular protein complex" drug.[1] | Increased density of individual's muscles, allowing heavier lifting. |
| 88947-OP24 | "retina-inversion stabilizer" drug.[1] | Color sharpness is significantly improved upon, and night vision is adapted. |
| 87556-UD61 | improve the colloidal neural disunification solution[1] | Greatly improves the individual's reaction time, decreasing the time taken to react by 300%. "Spartan time". |
| 009762-OO [Gamma Generation] | Neural-altering non-carcinogenic mutagen. | Alters key regions in the individual's frontal lobe.[1][2][note 1] Enhances aggressive response to dangerous levels. Requires regular doses of 009127-PX and 009927-DG to be taken to avoid uncontrollable aggression.[2] |
| 009127-PX [Gamma Generation] | cyclodexione-4, bipolar integration drug | Counters the effects of 009762-OO.[1][2][note 1] |
| 009927-DG [Gamma Generation] | miso-olanzapine | Counters the psychological effects of 009762-OO.[1][2][note 1] |
Trivia
- During Operation: TORPEDO, Tom-B292 ran at a speed of 30 KPH (around 18 MPH) it is unknown how fast the SPARTAN-IIIs can run compared to the SPARTAN-IIs, but it should be noted that he was 12 at the time.
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