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The Majors appear to have red or gold exoskeletons and blue spots shaped like eyes on their shells. A Major [[Drone]] has longer wings and can fly faster than [[Drone Minor]]s, and they come equipped with very weak energy shields, that most weapons can take down with a single bullet (even on legendary difficulty). Major [[Yanme'e|Drones]] are rarely seen on lower difficulties. The Drone Majors usually have [[Type-25 Directed Energy Rifle/Jiralhanae Variant|Brute Plasma Rilfes]] as their weapons in the games.
The Majors appear to have red or gold exoskeletons and blue spots shaped like eyes on their shells. A Major [[Drone]] has longer wings and can fly faster than [[Drone Minor]]s, and they come equipped with very weak energy shields, that most weapons can take down with a single bullet (even on legendary difficulty). Major [[Yanme'e|Drones]] are rarely seen on lower difficulties. The Drone Majors usually have [[Type-25 Directed Energy Rifle/Jiralhanae Variant|Brute Plasma Rilfes]] as their weapons in the games.


Due to the difference in mentality of Drones compared to other species, it is possible that Drones become a Major once they have reached a certain age by which point they will have a certain amount of experience, meaning less experienced Drones can follow them, rather than due to distinguished service or bravery as seen in other major creatures such as Unggoy and Kig-Yar. This is similar to how older insects in sociable colonies take on different roles, such as from scout to guard.[[Type-25 Directed Energy Rifle/Jiralhanae Variant|Brute Plasma Rifles]]
Due to the difference in mentality of Drones compared to other species, it is possible that Drones become a Major once they have reached a certain age by which point they will have a certain amount of experience, meaning less experienced Drones can follow them, rather than due to distinguished service or bravery as seen in other major creatures such as Unggoy and Kig-Yar. This is similar to how older insects in sociable colonies take on different roles, such as from scout to guard.


== Rank ==
== Rank ==
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