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TYRO-class Mjolnir

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Tyro
HINF TYRO Helmet Icon.png
Production overview

Manufacturer(s):

Hannibal Weapon Systems[1]

Type:

Mirage IIC

Technical specifications

Feature(s):

Multiple ultra-wideband interface channels[1]

 

TYRO-class Mjolnir is a variant of MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor.[1]

Overview[edit]

Design details[edit]

The Tyro helmet is compatible with the Mirage IIC armor platform and features minimal onboard sensor systems. However, the helmet does possess multiple ultra-wideband interface channels for coordinating distributed, deep reconnaissance network arrays.[1]

Development history[edit]

The helmet is manufactured by Hannibal Weapon Systems.[1]

In-game information[edit]

Halo Infinite[edit]

The Tyro helmet is available for multiplayer Spartan armor customization in Halo Infinite. Introduced during Mindfall as the capstone helmet of the event, Tyro and its associated armor available through the pass are available primarily for the Mirage IIC armor core, although Tyro itself would be made available across all armor cores with the release of Season 05: Reckoning. The Tyro helmet is one of the few to have no unique helmet attachments designed for it.

Helmet Manufacturer Lore Quality Introduced in Unlock requirements
HINF TYRO Helmet Icon.png
TYRO
Hannibal Weapon Systems TYRO helmets possess minimal onboard sensor systems, but have multiple ultra-wideband interface channels for coordinating distributed, deep reconnaissance network arrays. Epic Season 03: Echoes Within Reach Mindfall event pass level 6

Attachments[edit]

The following attachments are not exclusive to Tyro, and are compatible with other helmets.

Trivia[edit]

  • A tyro is a novice or beginner.
  • Another potential source for the armor's name is Tyro, a princess from Greek mythology.

Gallery[edit]

Press kit[edit]

Screenshots[edit]

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e Halo Infinite, Armor Hall: Tyro - Helmet Description "TYRO helmets possess minimal onboard sensor systems, but have multiple ultra-wideband interface channels for coordinating distributed, deep reconnaissance network arrays."