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*The Energy Sword in Halo 2 can be used to cut the corpses of flood combat forms so that they cannot be re-infected by infection forms. The cutting process drains 2.5% battery. However, even a sword without any battery left can be used cut combat form corpses.

*It was originally going to be usable in ''Halo: Combat Evolved'', but was cut when the game became a First-Person Shooter. <ref>''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', ''[[E3|E3 2000 Announcement Trailer]]''</ref>

*In the Halo 3 Vidoc "Et Tu, Brute?" there is a [[Brute Chieftain]] wielding an Energy Sword, this is however never seen in the hands of ~~brutes~~ in the final game, possibly because of it being a signature weapon of the Elites. It would also undermine the Brutes, who focus instead on more barbaric, but effective, projectile weaponry.

*In the Halo 3 Vidoc "Et Tu, Brute?" there is a [[Brute Chieftain]] wielding an Energy Sword, this is however never seen in the hands of Brutes in the final game, possibly because of it being a signature weapon of the Elites. It would also undermine the Brutes, who focus instead on more barbaric, but effective, projectile weaponry.

*The ''Fable 2: Limited Edition'' comes with an Energy Sword for in game use, to coincide with the use of the MJOLNIR armor.<ref>http://www.joystiq.com/2008/10/16/fable-2s-spartan-armor-and-energy-sword-pictured/</ref>

*In the ''[[Halo: Graphic Novel]]'', [[Rtas 'Vadum]] is seen with two Energy Swords that are shorter and thinner than the regular type. Two possible reasons would be that it may be a different energy weapon, or it could just be the artistic style of the drawing.

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 *The Energy Sword in Halo 2 can be used to cut the corpses of flood combat forms so that they cannot be re-infected by infection forms. The cutting process drains 2.5% battery. However, even a sword without any battery left can be used cut combat form corpses.
 *It was originally going to be usable in ''Halo: Combat Evolved'', but was cut when the game became a First-Person Shooter. <ref>''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', ''[[E3|E3 2000 Announcement Trailer]]''</ref>
-*In the Halo 3 Vidoc "Et Tu, Brute?" there is a [[Brute Chieftain]] wielding an Energy Sword, this is however never seen in the hands of brutes in the final game, possibly because of it being a signature weapon of the Elites. It would also undermine the Brutes, who focus instead on more barbaric, but effective, projectile weaponry.
+*In the Halo 3 Vidoc "Et Tu, Brute?" there is a [[Brute Chieftain]] wielding an Energy Sword, this is however never seen in the hands of Brutes in the final game, possibly because of it being a signature weapon of the Elites. It would also undermine the Brutes, who focus instead on more barbaric, but effective, projectile weaponry.
 *The ''Fable 2: Limited Edition'' comes with an Energy Sword for in game use, to coincide with the use of the MJOLNIR armor.<ref>http://www.joystiq.com/2008/10/16/fable-2s-spartan-armor-and-energy-sword-pictured/</ref>
 *In the ''[[Halo: Graphic Novel]]'', [[Rtas 'Vadum]] is seen with two Energy Swords that are shorter and thinner than the regular type. Two possible reasons would be that it may be a different energy weapon, or it could just be the artistic style of the drawing.