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*Oddly when the Master Chief is hit in the chest by the [[Hunter]]'s Assault Cannon beams and the [[Needlers]] and [[Plasma Pistol]]s aimed at his head, the ([[Jackal]]s and [[Grunt]]s) are holding the Plasma Pistols at the middle of his torso, when in the second volume, when Ruwan and Myras get a hold Plasma Pistols, they are holding it at the ''end'' of the Covenant Pistol. | *Oddly when the Master Chief is hit in the chest by the [[Hunter]]'s Assault Cannon beams and the [[Needlers]] and [[Plasma Pistol]]s aimed at his head, the ([[Jackal]]s and [[Grunt]]s) are holding the Plasma Pistols at the middle of his torso, when in the second volume, when Ruwan and Myras get a hold Plasma Pistols, they are holding it at the ''end'' of the Covenant Pistol. | ||
*In the comic, it shows Master Chief being hit by Fuel Rod Guns from Hunters. Seeing as how possibly 6 beams hit him, it is ''highly'' unlikely that he would have survived. In previous ''Halo'' novels, a Spartan (without shielding) got their arm blown off by a Fuel Rod Gun from a Hunter. If 6 beams hit the Chief, then it should have killed him, despite the fact that he had shields. It could be possible though that the beams were on low power, with an intent to stun | *In the comic, it shows Master Chief being hit by Fuel Rod Guns from Hunters. Seeing as how possibly 6 beams hit him, it is ''highly'' unlikely that he would have survived. In previous ''Halo'' novels, a Spartan (without shielding) got their arm blown off by a Fuel Rod Gun from a Hunter. If 6 beams hit the Chief, then it should have killed him, despite the fact that he had shields. It could be possible though that the beams were on low power, with an intent to stun. | ||
*It should be noted that the [[Jackals]] who capture Ruwan and Myras are the kind which appears in Halo 3, while the ones who are onboard the [[Forerunner Dreadnaught]] are Halo 2 jackals. It may be possible that the two different kinds indicate an origin from different landscapes on their homeworld, or something like that. | *It should be noted that the [[Jackals]] who capture Ruwan and Myras are the kind which appears in Halo 3, while the ones who are onboard the [[Forerunner Dreadnaught]] are Halo 2 jackals. It may be possible that the two different kinds indicate an origin from different landscapes on their homeworld, or something like that. | ||