Armor customization (Halo Online)

This article is about the armor customization in Halo Online. For other games, see armor customizations.

This article contains information about a non-canonical subject that, while official, is not part of the established Halo universe.

Some of the armor variants in Halo Online.

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Cut content

Armor permutations
Cut levels
Cut vehicles
Cut weapons
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Development

Halo Online development
Concept art
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Armor customization in Halo Online would have allowed players to customize their Spartan and Elite player model. Individual armor pieces could be purchased with in-game currency similar to Halo: Reach.

List of Spartan permutations

Below is a list of armor by the build of Halo Online they were in.

Halo Online Announce Trailer

This is a list of armor that was seen in the Halo Online Announce Trailer.

• BOXHEAD, which used the RANGER-class Mjolnir design.
• IRON, which used the WAR MASTER-class Mjolnir design.
• PILOT, which used the OPERATOR-class Mjolnir design.
• MONGOOSE, which used the AVIATOR-class Mjolnir design.
• SOLDIER, which used a slightly modified version of the SOLDIER-class Mjolnir design, and was used to store the waist armor seen on all leg permutations
• SAMURAI, which was originally referred to as BUSIDO in early concept art.

The trailer also included the following armor sets sharing both name and design with their canon counterparts;

• EOD-class Mjolnir
• ROGUE-class Mjolnir
• SCOUT-class Mjolnir.

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  BOXHEAD
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  Development image of BUZZSAW
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  BUZZSAW
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  CAIN
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  GLADIATOR
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  EOD
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  IRON
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  MONGOOSE
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  NINJA
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  PALADIN
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  PILOT
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  ROGUE
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  SAMURAI
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  SCOUT
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  SOLDIER
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  MIRMILLION (Trailer version)

Pre-alpha

The armor descriptions listed below were found within the code of Halo Online's pre-alpha build.

• TREMOR: TREMOR-variant armor removes several layers of the Mjolnir's threat management and safety interlocks, allowing programmable grenades to be set to higher yields. Intended for defensive operations, Spartan training has instead tested the TREMOR's offensive utility.
• PIONEER: Though further refinements are expected, Acheron Security has staked the reputation of its Military Sensors Division on the PIONEER's advanced threat detection system. The PIONEER testbed is the first of a new series of post-War reconnaissance and combat expedition Mjolnir variants.
• AIR ASSAULT: Based on a proven Ushuaia Armory design, Naphtali hopes to leverage the AIR ASSAULT's all-around excellent performance and combat endurance to compete for the UNSC's lucrative Spartan recruit armor contract. AIR ASSAULT armor is a front-runner for the standard armor that future Spartans will be clad in.
• GUNSLINGER: The GUNSLINGER design is unusual in that it is being built around the requirements of UEG police forces, with a tweaked smart-link system to increase handgun accuracy. GUNSLINGER is testing the potential for Mjolnir technology in a broader market.
• ORACLE: More an integrate