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|content = *[[Jorge-052]] is another reference to the number 7. 5+2='''7''' | |content = *[[Jorge-052]] is another reference to the number 7. 5+2='''7''' | ||
*The [[Halo: Reach - Announcement Trailer|Announcement Trailer]] was 1:17 minutes, or '''77''' seconds long. | *The [[Halo: Reach - Announcement Trailer|Announcement Trailer]] was 1:17 minutes, or '''77''' seconds long. | ||
*The number '''7''' is visible in the sky in the Halo: Reach VGA Trailer | *The number '''7''' is visible in the sky in the Halo: Reach VGA Trailer<ref>[[:File:7inTheSky.png|7 in the Sky]]</ref> | ||
*There is a clearly visible '''7''' on the [[Halo: Reach Limited Edition|Limited Edition]] black box and on the [[Halo: Reach Legendary Edition|Legendary Edition]]. | *There is a clearly visible '''7''' on the [[Halo: Reach Limited Edition|Limited Edition]] black box and on the [[Halo: Reach Legendary Edition|Legendary Edition]]. | ||
* | *'''7''' Sangheili Armor permutations can be bought through credits (not counting the [[Sangheili Officer|Officer]]). | ||
*The model number of the [[DMR]] is M392 (3+9+2=14 and 14/2='''7'''). | *The model number of the [[DMR]] is M392 (3+9+2=14 and 14/2='''7'''). | ||
*The [[Target Locator]] drops '''7''' artillery shells from orbit. | *The [[Target Locator]] drops '''7''' artillery shells from orbit. | ||
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- "Some of you may be wondering - "What's up with this unhealthy obsession with the number 7?" This page offers some insights."
- — Brian Jarrard, linking to this very page[1]
- "Cause that's the best number. It's like rock. Nothing beats rock or 7."
- — Michael Wu
Bungie Studios has long enjoyed using the number Seven (7) in its games in many prominent ways[2]. Ensemble Studios and authors also have certain obvious seven references in their works about Halo. While almost anything can be made into a reference to something with effort or construed accidentally through pareidolia, the following attempts to list the intentional references Bungie placed into Halo for the fans to find. As such, not all of these references may be fully accurate, and many of them may be proven to be false at any time. Bungie's obsession with the number seven may be attributed to (or be a determining factor) why John-117 is considered lucky, as 7 is considered a lucky number.
Halo Series
Halo: The Fall of Reach
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Halo: Combat Evolved (and Halo: The Flood)
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Halo: First Strike
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Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
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Halo 2
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Halo 3
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Cortana Letters and Transmissions
- Main articles: Cortana Letters, Transmissions
I Love Bees
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Halo: Contact Harvest
- Main article: Halo: Contact Harvest
Halo: The Cole Protocol
- Main article: Halo: The Cole Protocol
Halo Wars
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Halo 3: ODST
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Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe
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Halo: Reach
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Halo Legends
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Miscellaneous
Sources
Links
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External
- The Septionary is a fan-created list every seven letter word in the english language.
- List of "Three" References in Halo - Parody of this list at Gruntipedia.
