Reach:Seraph
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- "Superiority fighter; heavy shields, but extremely maneuverable."
- — Description in the Halo: Reach manual.[1]
The Seraph is a space vehicle in Halo: Reach. It is a large, heavily armed space fighter piloted by only one person.
Universe and lore
The Morsam-pattern Seraph is one design pattern of Seraph space fighter.[2]
Gameplay
Counterparts
There are a couple of direct counterparts to the Seraph. There is the Sabre and the Covenant has another space vehicle: the Space Banshee.
Campaign
The Seraph is only encounter in the level Long Night of Solace. Normally, the Seraph is a hostile Non-playable character during the span of the level. However, there is a glitch that makes it possible to hit a Seraph with an EMP shot from a plasma pistol and hijack it.[3]
Forge
- Main article: Forge Objects in Halo: Reach/Vehicles
The Seraph can be spawned in the Halo: The Master Chief Collection version Halo: Reach's Forge with the Thorage update. It can be found in the "Vehicles (MCC)" category on the maps Tempest and Forge World.
Production notes
In the Halo: Reach post-game stats, the Seraph icon is erroneously represented by the image of a Sabre. On Halo Waypoint, the image is that of a regular Is'belox-pattern Banshee. On Bungie.net, the correct image of a Seraph is shown.
Gallery
The Seraph firing its plasma cannons.
The Seraph firing its quad-fuel rod cannons.
The Seraph's HUD in Halo: Reach with the plasma cannon equipped.
The Seraph's HUD with the fuel rod gun equipped.
The Seraph locking on to a Sabre.
The Seraph with a target lock.
The Seraph's tail moves when it does flips and rolls.
A damaged Seraph.
Sources
- ^ a b Halo: Reach manual, page 9
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 288
- ^ Bungie.net: How To Fly the Seraph - Tutorial
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