Editing Tomas Horvath

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'''Tomas Horvath''' is a [[SPARTAN-IV program|SPARTAN-IV]] supersoldier of [[Fireteam Intrepid]] in the [[United Nations Space Command]].{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

==Biography==
===Early life and UNSC enlistment===
Tomas Horvath was born in [[Kuyik]] on [[Alluvion]] on [[2528#February|February 3, 2528]].{{Ref/Reuse|rp4}}{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} He grew up hunting in the plains outside Kuyik with his father and his older brothers.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp6|RP|6}} In [[2542]], the [[Covenant]] [[Battle for Alluvion|laid siege]] to Alluvion,{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/locations/alluvion|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Universe - Locations - Alluvion|LocalArchive=https://archives.halopedia.org/waypoint/www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/locations/alluvion.html|D=11|M=12|Y=2015}} and a teenage Horvath fled with his family.{{Ref/Reuse|rp4}} Horvath enlisted in the UNSC and was eventually accepted into the ranks of the [[Orbital Drop Shock Troopers]]. However, an equipment failure on his first live jump left him with a shattered spine, but an even stronger resolve. After intense physical therapy programs, Horvath saw the Spartan branch as an opportunity to be reborn, leveraging the program's extensive augmentation suite to become more than he ever dreamed of. Horvath went on to serve as part of [[Fireteam Intrepid]].{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

===Post-War years===
Throughout the [[Post-Covenant War conflicts]] between [[2557]] and [[2559]], Fireteam Intrepid, presumably including Tomas Horvath, had worked alongside [[John-117]] and [[Blue Team]] on numerous occasions. They were considered one of the best Spartan outfits on the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}.{{Ref/Novel|Id=HSoR16|HSoR|16}}

===Operation: WOLFE===
{{Main|Operation: WOLFE}}
In [[2559#October|October 2559]], Fireteam Intrepid, presumably including Horvath, was deployed alongside [[Fireteam Taurus]], assigned to aid [[Spartan Commander]] [[Sarah Palmer]] in securing [[nuclear weapon]]s in possession of the [[Viery Militia]] toward the end of the [[Battle of New Mohács]].{{Ref/Reuse|HSoR16}}

===Battle for Zeta Halo===
{{Main|Battle for Zeta Halo}}
On December 12, 2559, Tomas Horvath was onboard {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} when it was [[Battle over Installation 07|ambushed]] by [[Banished]] forces upon arrival at [[Installation 07]]. As the ''Infinity'' fell to the Banished assault, [[Captain (NAVCOM)|Captain]] [[Thomas Lasky]] was evacuated from the ship, and Spartan [[Hudson Griffin]] ordered all Spartans to evacuate.{{Ref/Game|HI|HINF:Audio log#Evacuation 2|Spartan Audio log|Detail=Evacuation #01 - Infinity Down}} Horvath, along with other members of his fireteam, left the ship on drop pods. Fireteam Intrepid landed in a sector of the ring occupied by the Banished, and entered battle upon landfall.{{Ref/Game|HI|HINF:Audio log#Evacuation 2|Spartan Audio log|Detail=Evacuation #07 - Intrepid Descent}} 

On the next day, while Fireteam Intrepid made its way to a trio of [[Kywasky Workshop Gorespike cannon]]s the Banished had set up south of the Silent Auditorium, they picked up a distress call from [[Lucas Browning]], one of the survivors from the trapped [[SKT-29 Bumblebee]] ''[[Papa Tango Delta 09]]''. Intrepid’s leader, [[Si Wheeler]], commanded Horvath to locate the Bumblebee and assist its survivors. However, while Horvath made his way to the Bumblebee, Installation 07 suddenly entered [[slipstream space]]. Shortly after, an explosion on the ring fractured its surface. The ring's surface ripped open and flung Horvath off his feet, sending him tumbling across a plateau.{{Ref/Reuse|rp4}} Amidst the chaos, Horvath lost contact with his fireteam, and his tumble disabled his armor systems,{{Ref/Game|HI|HINF:Audio log#Ringfall 2|Spartan Audio log|Detail=Ringfall #07 - Alone}} including its [[motion tracker]], [[active camoflage]], and long range communications.{{Ref/Reuse|rp4}} 

On December 17, Horvath found a small party of [[Jiralhanae]]. He followed the party in hopes of being led to a camp or an outpost with a communications array, which would allow him to contact friendly forces. On December 18,{{Ref/Note|While the audio log in ''Halo Infinite'' is dated December 26, ''Halo: The Rubicon Protocol'' retconned the date to December 18. Given the novel was released after ''Halo Infinite'', Halopedia uses it as the most up-to-date depiction of the events.}} Horvath followed Banished forces to an area of the ring that was nearly fractured in two, with a land bridge connecting two fragments of the ring. While attempting to contact other UNSC forces, Horvath was discovered by a pair of Jiralhanae.{{Ref/Game|HI|HINF:Audio log#Reverie 2|Spartan Audio log|Detail=Reverie #03 - Choke Hold}} In the ensuing chase, the Jiralhanae pursued Horvath on their Phantom and destroyed the bridge, causing the fragment to break away. Caught on the fragment, Horvath was buried by a landslide as the fragment flipped. The Spartan managed to dig his way out, but was left stranded on the fragment.{{Ref/Reuse|rp6}} After two days alone on the fragment, Horvath discovered the wreckage of the Phantom that pursued him. The Phantom was attacked by an [[Aggressor Sentinel]] for destroying the alloys supporting the land bridge, and, in the ensuing crash, the Phantom pinned down the Aggressor underneath its hull. Horvath was unable to pull the Aggressor out alone, and opted to explore a nearby Forerunner superstructure, and then finally the Phantom. Inside the Phantom, he found a collection of Forerunner artifacts, weapons, excavation tools, and the [[Bloodstars#Banished|Bloodstar]] [[Gorian]], one of the two Jiralhanae that had discovered him two days prior; Gorian was the lone survivor of the crash, though he was trapped between the crushed hull and a jump seat. Without any alternate means to escape the fragment, Horvath freed Gorian. After a short brawl, the two formed a truce until they could escape the fragment, though both intended to kill the other once they returned to the main fragment.{{Ref/Novel|RP|10}} The two spent four days digging the Aggressor out from under the Phantom in hopes to hijack its [[impulse drive]], then use it to fly across the ring's breach to the main fragment.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp11|RP|11}} On December 25, the two had dug out the Aggressor; Horvath’s AI [[Elfie]] disabled the sentinel's operative directive and hijacked its impulse drive, allowing the duo to hold the sentinel by its arms while it flew across the breach. Halfway across the breach, Gorian struck Horvath; the ensuing struggle sent the Aggressor slamming into an embankment, and left Horvath severely wounded with an alloy shard impaled between his intestine and spleen. Gorian, having mentioned he would best Horvath in a fair fight prior, pulled the shard out and promised he would kill Horvath fairly the next time they met. Horvath crawled up the embankment and watched Gorian board [[Jega 'Rdomnai]]'s Phantom. Horvath was spared by Gorian, who did not notify the accompanying Banished forces of the Spartan's presence.{{Ref/Novel|RP|12}} 

Horvath was unconscious at the embankment for several days; when he woke up, his biomonitors placed him in a semicomatose state for another week or so while the armor's medical systems engaged in the regeneration of his torn insides. Once he started moving, Horvath was kept alive through the armor's emergency high-caloric nutrient supplements until he was able to hunt the [[Rodent#Striped gopher|gophers]] and land birds on the ring. The Spartan took out Banished forces whenever the opportunities arose, all the while using data from the crashed Phantom's flight recorder to map the area and locate where the UNSC and Banished would be fighting.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp22|RP|22}} By [[2560#January|January 8, 2560]], Horvath was passing by the three Gorespike cannons again.{{Ref/Game|HI|HINF:Audio log#Reverie 2|Spartan Audio log|Detail=Reverie #05 - Renewal}} 

On [[2560#March|March 4, 2560]], Horvath arrived at a Banished excavation site. Inside a cavern, Horvath found [[Kate Stalling]], a member of the second exploratory expedition force sent to Installation 07 two years prior. Badly mutilated but still alive, Stalling told Horvath of the [[Conspectus network]] and the names of her captors, including Gorian. Although Horvath initially refused to perform a mercy kill on her, Stalling insisted and was eventually given Horvath's [[M6 series|M6 sidearm]]. Horvath helped Stalling hold the pistol to her chin, and she waited for him to leave the cave before pulling the trigger. Afterwards, Horvath returned to record a map to a Conspectus network hub Stalling had drawn on the cave wall. The Spartan carried Stalling's body out of the cave, and buried her in a place overlooking a body of water. Horvath vowed to locate the Conspectus network hub and send the ring's location to the UNSC, so Stalling's sacrifice would not be in vain.{{Ref/Reuse|rp22}}

Horvath's search for a Conspectus network hub kept him occupied, as Stalling's map was no longer accurate with the ring being fragmented and Horvath took care to keep his presence hidden in Banished territory. On [[2560#May|May 3]], Horvath found the location Stalling had marked: a tar lake, with an elevator hidden in its center. The elevator brought him down to an underground facility; inside, Horvath searched for the Conspectus hub, but only found the chamber's console had been sabotaged by the Banished. Instead, Horvath came across [[Boat crew|a group of UNSC survivors]] led by Spartan [[Nina Kovan]] and guided by submonitor [[091 Adjutant Veridity]].{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp31|RP|31}} Horvath joined the team; that evening, while they rested, Horvath caught up on the status on the larger UNSC resistance in the fragmented region of the ring. They determined that they would use one of ring's beacon towers to broadcast the ring's location to UNSC space in the hopes of summoning reinforcements. In order to access the beacon tower, they needed to find [[117649 Despondent Pyre]], the monitor of the ring. Adjutant Veridity led the team to the Conservatory; they planned to release Despondent Pyre, who would assist them with expelling the Banished and accessing a beacon tower.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp32|RP|32}}

On May 9, the team, led by Veridity, arrived at the Conservatory's main chamber, Pyre's Cradle. Pyre, along with a number of submonitors were sequestered by Cortana within an energy barrier. As a human and thus, a [[Reclaimer]], Horvath was able to deactivate the barrier and awaken the monitors. Although Pyre was initially uninterested in offering any assistance, upon hearing news of the [[Harbinger]] being released, the monitor granted access to the beacon towers. She also gave the humans a data key that they must insert into the central plinth of a beacon tower in order to transmit the ring's location and data to human-occupied space. However, Pyre ordered Veridity to remain with her to counter the Harbinger, leaving Horvath and the other humans to travel to the beacon tower without Veridity’s presence.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp34|RP|34}}

During [[Battle of the beacon tower|the ensuing battle]], Horvath took out the guards outside, then provided overwatch while [[Isaiah Cameron]] and [[Robin Dimik]] planted explosives along the ravine pass into the valley. Kovan, [[TJ Murphy]], and [[Erik Bender]] entered the beacon tower to deliver the message.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp35|RP|35}} When they returned, Bender revealed Murphy had died inside and passed an energy sword—from a Sangheili they fought—to Horvath. At the same time, Banished reinforcements led by Gorian arrived and Horvath faced off against him. Although Horvath was at a disadvantage initially, having to dodge grenades from Gorian’s [[Jovokada Workshop brute shot|brute shot]], Dimik snuck in and left a [[Jovokada Workshop spike grenade|spike grenade]] near Horvath, who used it to disable Gorian’s energy shields. Horvath returned the favor by using his pulse carbine to kill two [[Kig-Yar]] approaching Dimik. Gorian followed Horvath onto an overlook and tackled him, but Horvath punched the hilt of the energy sword into the side of Gorian's ribcage and activated it, cutting through Gorian’s bones, tissue, and organs before coming out on the other side of his ribcage.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp36|RP|36}} However, the two fell onto a translocation pad and were teleported away just before the pad was destroyed by a Banished [[Thrasher missile]], preventing Horvath's return or the others from following him.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp38|RP|38}} Horvath was teleported to a partially collapsed mountain facility somewhere far away from the beacon, where he shoved Gorian's body off the mountain. Horvath then collapsed from his injuries and spent the next day comatose—half from exhaustion—before coming to again. Horvath's armor and Spartan augmentations kept him from dying of exposure during this time.{{Ref/Novel|Id=rp39|RP|Chapter=39}}

Horvath then spent nearly a week slowly navigating the broken, snowy peaks and then a few more days descending the mountainside. To his surprise, he found the wreckage of one of the ''Infinity''{{'}}s shuttles and, although there were no survivors, he recovered a week's worth of water, rations and weapons.{{Ref/Reuse|rp39}} On [[2560#May|May 25, 2560]],{{Ref/Note|While the audio log in ''Halo Infinite'' is dated May 26, ''Halo: The Rubicon Protocol'' retconned the date to May 25. Halopedia uses the novel as the most up-to-date depiction of the events.}} Horvath issued a final transmission, announcing that he planned to move away from Banished territory to search for survivors. He also made an open plea to the [[John-117|Master Chief]] that they need him now more than ever.{{Ref/Reuse|rp39}}{{Ref/Game|Hi|HINF:Audio log#Scattered 2|Spartan Audio log|Detail=Scattered #10 - Message in a Bottle}}

Approximately two weeks later, on the evening of [[2560#June|June 5, 2560]], Horvath spotted [[D77 Pelican]] ''[[Echo 216]]'' flying towards the mountain. He hiked down the ridgeline, and on the next day, helped repel an attack on the Pelican from Banshees, hijacking one so he could escape the mountain.{{Ref/Novel|Id=EOD14|EOD|Chapter=14}} Horvath caught up with the Pelican's occupants, including John-117, the pilot [[Fernando Esparza]], and a recently-rescued Lucas Browning,{{Ref/Novel|Id=EOD15|EOD|Chapter=15}} though came into a brief squabble with [[Joyeuse]], who Horvath thought was [[Cortana]].{{Ref/Reuse|EOD14}} After being told of Cortana's sacrifice, Joyeuse's allegiance, and the mission to investigate what the [[Harbinger]] imprinted on Browning, Horvath took the Banshee to hold off incoming Banished aircraft. Before they parted ways, John-117 gave some of his equipment to Horvath, while Joyeuse transmitted UNSC FOB coordinates to Elfie and repaired Horvath's motion sensor and patched his BIOS. ''Echo 216'' escaped unnoticed, while Horvath was last seen in a Banshee engaging eight enemy aircraft.{{Ref/Reuse|EOD15}}{{Ref/Novel|Id=EOD16|EOD|Chapter=16}}

==Personality and traits==
{{Quote|no=two|q1=As soon as we’re off this fragment, I will enjoy killing you.|q2=Keep talking like that and I might start thinking you like me.|1=Gorian|2=Tomas Horvath|3=Tomas Horvath's sarcastic response when he was stranded with Gorian.}}

Tomas Horvath is warm and empathetic; while he was on his way to rescue Lucas Browning's lifeboat, he did not want to demoralize Browning or have him focus on the Banished's advantage over the UNSC, so instead he prompted Browning to talk about his home planet, which turned out to be Alluvion as well.{{Ref/Reuse|rp4}} When Horvath finally met Browning months later, he recalled they shared a home world. He also told Browning of the deaths of some of the boat crew’s members, but again encouraged Browning to remain hopeful of the remaining members' survival.{{Ref/Reuse|EOD15}} Horvath’s compassion was also shown when he refused to give Kate Stalling a mercy kill, but relented at her request and gave his M6 sidearm to her.{{Ref/Reuse|rp22}} [[Lieutenant]] [[TJ Murphy]] described Horvath as a "good-natured troublemaker" and the kind of person you would want to have your back.{{Ref/Reuse|rp32}} Horvath himself has admitted that he enjoys creating chaos, especially when it involves larges explosions.{{Ref/Reuse|rp35}} Horvath's sense of humor persists even in dire situations; he wished Gorian a Merry Christmas when they were stranded on the ring, musing to himself that Gorian likely did not have a present for him,{{Ref/Reuse|rp11}} and said to Gorian he thought they had "a good thing going" when Gorian announced he was going to kill Horvath before they fought at the beacon tower.{{Ref/Reuse|rp36}} However, upon meeting [[Joyeuse]] and learning of Cortana's fate, Horvath lost his friendly disposition in favor of rage over Cortana's actions and suspicion as the AI was a copy of Cortana. After the Master Chief and Joy revealed that Escharum was dead, the Master Chief saw the first glimmer of hope in Horvath's eyes.{{Ref/Reuse|EOD14}} After Joy conducted repairs to his armor, Horvath was more respectful of the AI and jokingly compared the Master Chief to a dad sending his kid off to school when the other Spartan gave him several modules for his armor before they parted ways. Horvath's humor caused the legendary Spartan to grin, and he knew that Horvath was probably sporting a massive grin in return.{{Ref/Reuse|EOD15}}

Upon meeting Horvath for the first time, Browning mused that the Spartan looked exactly as the young combat medic had pictured him: big, burly and exuding an innate sense of capability and leadership that made anyone weaker want to gravitate to his side. Browning felt that this latter trait was something that Horvath shared in common with the Master Chief.{{Ref/Reuse|EOD15}}

Horvath speaks with a Kuyik accent, but it was considered tame compared to others from Kuyik.{{Ref/Reuse|rp4}} Big and burly even for a Spartan, Horvath is a large presence in any situation. He has wavy dark-brown hair, which grew so long during the Battle for Zeta Halo that he tied it back behind his neck. Also, during the conflict, he had grown a beard, adding to his gruff appearance.{{Ref/Reuse|rp32}}

==Equipment==
During the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]], Spartan Horvath wore the [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor (GEN3)|GEN3]] [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark VII|Mark VII]] armor and was equipped with the [[ANUBIS-class Mjolnir|Anubis]] helmet, [[UA attachments#Shoulders 2|UA/Castus]] shoulder pads, and [[UA attachments#Knee pad|UA/Type SA]] knee pads.{{Ref/Novel|HTRP|cover art}} He carried an [[active camouflage]] module, but it was damaged, along with his armor's motion tracker and long range communication system, early in the Battle for Zeta Halo.{{Ref/Reuse|rp4}} His [[personal AI]] is [[Elfie]], which he nicknamed "Fi".{{Ref/Reuse|rp4}} Elfie was damaged at some point during the conflict, leaving Horvath to rely on himself and improvise at times. By the time he crossed paths with John-117 in June 2560, Horvath's armor was described as having obviously been through hell and it was battle-scarred.{{Ref/Reuse|EOD14}} Before parting ways, [[Joyeuse]] managed to repair Horvath's motion tracker and patched what she could in his system BIOS; Elfie also received minor repairs. In addition, the Spartan-II gave Horvath his [[Threat Sensor]], [[Grappleshot]], and a spare [[Overshield]] module.{{Ref/Reuse|EOD15}}

On Installation 07, Horvath has proved himself to be proficient with a variety of weapons and equipment. During the [[battle of the beacon tower]], Horvath wielded a [[energy sword]] that was provided to him by [[Erik Bender]].{{Ref/Reuse|rp36}} [[Robin Dimik]] also gave him an [[MA5K carbine]], which she had salvaged from the wreckage of one of the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}'s lifeboats. However, Dimik only had forty-six rounds left for the weapon and, even with precision shooting to conserve ammo, Horvath ran out of ammunition before the rest of the [[boat crew]] rejoined him, forcing Horvath to switch to scavenged Banished weapons. This included a salvaged [[Kig-Yar point defense gauntlet]].{{Ref/Reuse|rp35}}{{Ref/Reuse|rp36}} By June 6, Horvath was out of weapons and ammo,{{Ref/Reuse|EOD14}} but the Master Chief provided him with an assault rifle, a sidearm and a small box of ammo.{{Ref/Reuse|EOD15}} Horvath was also capable of flying a [['Ahtulai Workshop Banshee|Banshee]].{{Ref/Reuse|EOD14}}{{Ref/Reuse|EOD15}}

==Production notes==
*Tomas Horvath was portrayed by American voice actor [[Fred Tatasciore]], who also lent his voice to the [[Sangheili]] [[Chak 'Lok]].{{Ref/Game|HI|Halo Infinite credits|credits}} Tatasciore previously provided voices for Jiralhanae in ''[[Halo 3]]'',{{Ref/Game|H3|[[Halo 3 credits|credits]]}} and the ''[[Truth and Reconciliation]]''{{'}}s [[Truth and Reconciliation's AI|AI]] in the [[Terminal (Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary)|third Terminal]] of ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary]]''.{{Ref/Game|HCEA|[[Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary credits|credits]]}} He also performed minor voice acting for ''[[Halo 4]]''.{{Ref/Game|H4|[[Halo 4 credits|credits]]}}
*Horvath's [[Armor coatings (Halo Infinite)#Mark VII core|Mark VII armor coating]], Scorpion Horvath, is available in ''Halo Infinite'' multiplayer. The coating can be unlocked by accessing the [[Mjolnir Armory]] locker northwest of [[FOB Foxtrot]].
*Tomas Horvath, along with [[Nina Kovan]], was set to be killed in the ''Halo Infinite'' audio logs. [[Kelly Gay]], while writing ''[[Halo: The Rubicon Protocol]]'', discussed with [[343 Industries]] to cut the audio logs that depicted their deaths, allowing Gay to expand on the fates of the two Spartans in the novel.{{Ref/Twitter|KellyHGay|1626704260959199232|Kelly Gay|Quote=Glad you enjoyed it! :D Fun Fact: During game development Kovan & Horvath were originally KIA in the campaign audio logs story. Writing the book during development, gave me the chance to work w/343 to pick certain Spartans to keep alive & kicking. 🤗}} As with other Spartans in the audio logs, the bodies of Horvath and Kovan are available as Forge objects; [[Bertold Vettel]]'s body is similarly available in Forge while being unused in the campaign, but his fate was not expanded in the novel. Additionally, their armor configurations are depicted differently from their canon appearances in the ''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition)|Halo Encyclopedia]]'' and on the cover of ''Halo: The Rubicon Protocol''. In Horvath's case, the in-game version employs UA/Agathius shoulder pads—similar to other Spartans whose bodies ''are'' depicted in the campaign—and, like Kovan's [[STORMFALL-class Mjolnir|Stormfall]] helmet, the Anubis helmet on Horvath's body is equipped with the [[Hardened Uplink#Model 990101-1 FLAMINGO|HUL-I/XFTREC/FLAMINGO]] attachment—a permutation unavailable to [[Armor customization (Halo Infinite)|player customization]].

==Gallery==
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File:HTRP CoverArt.png|Tomas Horvath, [[Nina Kovan]], and [[Bonita Stone]] on the surface of Installation 07.{{Ref/Site|Id=cf|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/canon-fodder-foundations|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon fodder: Foundations|D=12|M=1|Y=2022}}
File:HTRP-Tomas Horvath-Cover Art.png|Extracted image of Horvath.
File:HINF_Coating_Scorpion_Horvath_Armor.png|Horvath's appearance and armor coating, Scorpion Horvath, available in ''Halo Infinite''{{'}}s multiplayer.
File:HINF ForgeHorvathBody.png|Horvath's body as a Forge object in ''Halo Infinite''.
File:HINF - Forge - Horvath & Gorian on Christmas.png|A non-canonical{{Ref/Note|See [[Gorian#Production notes|production notes on Gorian's page]].}} depiction of Horvath and Gorian from the official Halo social media accounts.
</gallery>

==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo Infinite]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo: The Rubicon Protocol]]''
*''[[Halo: Edge of Dawn]]''

==Notes==
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==Sources==
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