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*An early form of the bubble shield was used in the [[Starry Night|original teaser trailer]] for Halo 3. It is shown being used by [[John-117]] to protect him from an incoming [[Type-26 Assault Gun Carriage|Wraith]] mortar. In the teaser trailer, the bubble shield looked like a type of grenade, leading to rumors that it would be one of the new grenade types.
*An early form of the bubble shield was used in the [[Starry Night|original teaser trailer]] for Halo 3. It is shown being used by [[John-117]] to protect him from an incoming [[Type-26 Assault Gun Carriage|Wraith]] mortar. In the teaser trailer, the bubble shield looked like a type of grenade, leading to rumors that it would be one of the new grenade types.
*The original bubble shield was smaller than the finished bubble shield, as seen in the [[Starry Night]] video. It stuck into the ground rather then just stood on top of it; it was also originally in a grenade form, seemed more like a personal device and looked similar to [[Invincibility]], another piece of equipment.
*In the Beta version of ''Halo 3'', the bubble shield looked and rolled like the [[power drain]], did not glow gold, had orange lights, and was able to protect players against the turrets guarding the outer perimeter of the Multiplayer map [[Snowbound]].
*In the Beta version of ''Halo 3'', the bubble shield looked and rolled like the [[power drain]], did not glow gold, had orange lights, and was able to protect players against the turrets guarding the outer perimeter of the Multiplayer map [[Snowbound]].
*If you look closely at the bubble shield, you can see that there are actually two layers of shields that comprise it.
*If you look closely at the bubble shield, you can see that there are actually two layers of shields that comprise it.