Fury tactical nuclear weapon: Difference between revisions

mNo edit summary
Line 41: Line 41:
*The MFDD was designed by Bungie's veteran concept artist [[Isaac Hannaford]].<ref name="bwu"/>
*The MFDD was designed by Bungie's veteran concept artist [[Isaac Hannaford]].<ref name="bwu"/>
*In a [[Halo: Reach radio conversations#Glacier|radio conversation]] heard on the map [[Glacier]], one of the two [[Office of Naval Intelligence|ONI]] agents involved suggests killing [[Catherine Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] with an MFDD to prevent her from interfering with their secret op, and to erase any recognizable remains.
*In a [[Halo: Reach radio conversations#Glacier|radio conversation]] heard on the map [[Glacier]], one of the two [[Office of Naval Intelligence|ONI]] agents involved suggests killing [[Catherine Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] with an MFDD to prevent her from interfering with their secret op, and to erase any recognizable remains.
*Despite being described as the closest thing the UNSC has to a nuclear grenade, in ''[[Halo 4]]'' the [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]] appears to be considerably smaller than the Fury.
*Despite being described as the closest thing the UNSC has to a nuclear grenade, in ''[[Halo 4]]'' the [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]] appears to be considerably smaller than the Fury. This may be due to the HAVOK nuclear weapons being excavation-grade or technological advances in the post-war UNSC reducing the size of nuclear warheads.
*In Greek and Roman mythology, a [[wikipedia:Erinyes|Fury]], also called an Erinyes, is a winged [[wikipedia:Chthonic|chthonic]] deity of vengeance.
*In Greek and Roman mythology, a [[wikipedia:Erinyes|Fury]], also called an Erinyes, is a winged [[wikipedia:Chthonic|chthonic]] deity of vengeance.


Anonymous user