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|length= 13.8 meters (45.3 feet) | |length= 13.8 meters (45.3 feet) | ||
|width=2.1 meters (6.9 feet) | |width=2.1 meters (6.9 feet) | ||
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The '''Shadow''' is a [[Covenant]] heavy ground transport vehicle. It is exclusive to Halo 2 and players are unable to drive it. | The '''Shadow''' is a [[Covenant]] heavy ground transport vehicle. It is exclusive to Halo 2 and players are unable to drive it. | ||
== Introduction== | == Introduction== | ||
The Shadow is a dedicated troop transport vehicle, similar to an [[M12 Warthog Armored Personnel Carrier|Armored Personnel Carrier]]. As such it is not an offensive vehicle. It is slow and cumbersome. However, it possesses a powerful defensive plasma turret, which is used solely for defense, rather than offense. It is placed at it's top, the vehicle itself can be easily outmaneuvered by smaller vehicles such as the [[Warthog]] or [[Ghost (Vehicle)|Ghost]]. It's heavy armor is its best defense against attack and is the reason for its slow speed. | The Shadow is a dedicated troop transport vehicle, similar to an [[M12 Warthog Armored Personnel Carrier|Armored Personnel Carrier]]. As such it is not an offensive vehicle. It is slow and cumbersome. However, it possesses a powerful defensive plasma turret, which is used solely for defense, rather than offense. It is placed at it's top, the vehicle itself can be easily outmaneuvered by smaller vehicles such as the [[Warthog]] or [[Ghost (Vehicle)|Ghost]]. It's heavy armor is its best defense against attack and is the reason for its slow speed. | ||
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== Character Compatibility == | == Character Compatibility == | ||
*[[Sangheili|Elites]] | |||
*[[Elites]] | *[[Unggoy|Grunts]] have animation, but it is not used in actual gameplay. Although, they can be seen in Halo 2 E3 2003 Demo. | ||
*[[Grunts]] have animation, but it is not used in actual gameplay. Although, they can be seen in Halo 2 E3 2003 Demo. | *[[Kig-yar|Jackals]] have animation, but not used in actual gameplay. | ||
*[[Jackals]] have animation, but not used in actual gameplay. | |||
*[[Spartans]] have the animation, but the game disables entry into seat without modding the map file. It is able to be boarded in [[Halo 2 Vista]] Multiplayer Mode. | *[[Spartans]] have the animation, but the game disables entry into seat without modding the map file. It is able to be boarded in [[Halo 2 Vista]] Multiplayer Mode. | ||
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*In [[Halo: Uprising]], the Shadows were used to take civilian prisoners to the stadium in [[Cleveland]]. | *In [[Halo: Uprising]], the Shadows were used to take civilian prisoners to the stadium in [[Cleveland]]. | ||
*It also made an appearance in the ''Second Sunrise Over Mombasa'' story from the [[Halo Graphic Novel]]. | *It also made an appearance in the ''Second Sunrise Over Mombasa'' story from the [[Halo Graphic Novel]]. | ||
*In the level [[Outskirts]] there are [[7]] Shadows | *In the level [[Outskirts (Level)|Outskirts]] there are a total of [[7]] Shadows. | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||