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[[Image:Mancannoneditin8.jpg|right|thumb|200px|The Only Man Cannon Image]]'''Man Cannon''' located close to your base or near a spawn point is a term used to describe a technology that is somewhat like the [[Gravity Lift]] of the [[Covenant]].  <ref>http://www.gamespot.com/news/show_blog_entry.php?topic_id=25091223&sid=6160605</ref>
[[Image:Mancannoneditin8.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Man Cannon]]'''Man Cannon''' located close to your base or near a spawn point is a term used to describe a technology that is somewhat like the [[Gravity Lift]] of the [[Covenant]].  <ref>http://www.gamespot.com/news/show_blog_entry.php?topic_id=25091223&sid=6160605</ref>


The device tosses a player into the air to another part of the map. The user is said to be unprotected during the jump but can attack other players in mid-air, even if they are on the ground.
The device tosses a player into the air to another part of the map. The user is said to be unprotected during the jump but can attack other players in mid-air, even if they are on the ground.

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Man Cannon located close to your base or near a spawn point is a term used to describe a technology that is somewhat like the Gravity Lift of the Covenant. [1]

The device tosses a player into the air to another part of the map. The user is said to be unprotected during the jump but can attack other players in mid-air, even if they are on the ground.

However, while the name specifies a man, the cannon will launch anything that enters it. Although, its strength will be diminished on heavy objects such as Warthogs, and not launch them as far.[2]

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