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[[File:Bodybag1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A body bag. Notice the [[Marathon]] symbol.]]
[[File:H3 Bodybag Screenshot 1.jpg|thumb|300px|A body bag. Notice the [[Marathon]] symbol.]]
The '''body bag''' was intended to be an object included in ''[[Halo 3]]''. Its purpose was to hold deceased [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marines]]. Analyzing the image of the body bag, one can observe a [[Marathon]] [[list of Marathon references in Halo|logo]] among the various details printed on the bag in the top, right corner of the bag.
The '''body bag''' was intended to be an object included in ''[[Halo 3]]''. Its purpose was to hold deceased [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marines]]. Analyzing the image of the body bag, one can observe a [[Marathon]] [[list of Marathon references in Halo|logo]] among the various details printed on the bag in the top, right corner of the bag.


The asset was first showcased by [[:Category:Images by Jeremiah Strong|Jeremiah Strong]], a [[Bungie]] artist who uploaded images of the asset to [[halo.bungie.org]] in [[2008]] alongside other cut assets including the [[Cut Halo 3 equipment#Medkit|medkit]].{{Ref/Site|URL=https://halo.bungie.org/misc/pynion_cut_from_halo3/|Site=halo.bungie.org|Page=Pynion - Art Assets that didn't make Halo 3|D=20|M=06|Y=2024}}
==Gallery==
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File:H3 Bodybag Screenshot 2.jpg|The underside of the bodybag.
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Latest revision as of 07:53, June 21, 2024

A screenshot of the cut body bag asset in Halo 3.
A body bag. Notice the Marathon symbol.

The body bag was intended to be an object included in Halo 3. Its purpose was to hold deceased Marines. Analyzing the image of the body bag, one can observe a Marathon logo among the various details printed on the bag in the top, right corner of the bag.

The asset was first showcased by Jeremiah Strong, a Bungie artist who uploaded images of the asset to halo.bungie.org in 2008 alongside other cut assets including the medkit.[1]

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