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Black uses the same armor components as the [[MJOLNIR Mark VI]] and is thus outwardly similar. However, it features several unique internal design elements. The [[Heads Up Display|HUD]] has a field of view of nearly five kilometers, allowing extreme-range reconnaissance.<ref name="black195"/> The armor is colored jet black rather than the standard olive green, increasing the user's ability to hide in shadows. One arm includes a device nicknamed the "[[Interrogator]]", featuring a built-in microphone, processor, and speaker for translation of | Black uses the same armor components as the [[MJOLNIR Mark VI]] and is thus outwardly similar. However, it features several unique internal design elements. The [[Heads Up Display|HUD]] has a field of view of nearly five kilometers, allowing extreme-range reconnaissance.<ref name="black195"/> The armor is colored jet black rather than the standard olive green, increasing the user's ability to hide in shadows. One arm includes a device nicknamed the "[[Interrogator]]", featuring a built-in microphone, processor, and speaker for translation of Covenant languages to [[English]] and from English to Covenant speech.<ref name="black197">'''Halo: Evolutions''' - ''Blunt Instruments'', ''page 197''</ref> The armor is capable of carrying a seventh-generation [[smart AI]]. Black (like the contemporary [[Mark V]] and later models) features recharging [[energy shielding]]. | ||
Being a prototype, it features some flaws: it has trouble displaying exact altitude, making three-dimensional tracking difficult, and the biofoam injectors were known to mistakenly set broken bones into the wrong shape to heal.<ref>'''Halo: Evolutions''' - ''Blunt Instruments'', ''page ??''</ref> | Being a prototype, it features some flaws: it has trouble displaying exact altitude, making three-dimensional tracking difficult, and the biofoam injectors were known to mistakenly set broken bones into the wrong shape to heal.<ref>'''Halo: Evolutions''' - ''Blunt Instruments'', ''page ??''</ref> | ||
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MJOLNIR: Black is variant a standalone "skunkworks" prototype of the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor, likely part of MJOLNIR's Advanced Hardware Program.[1] It was designed by a top-secret parallel development lab in Seongnam, United Korea.[2] Spartan Black Team wore the armor from no later than August 2552 until their deaths in July 2557.[3]
Overview
Black uses the same armor components as the MJOLNIR Mark VI and is thus outwardly similar. However, it features several unique internal design elements. The HUD has a field of view of nearly five kilometers, allowing extreme-range reconnaissance.[2] The armor is colored jet black rather than the standard olive green, increasing the user's ability to hide in shadows. One arm includes a device nicknamed the "Interrogator", featuring a built-in microphone, processor, and speaker for translation of Covenant languages to English and from English to Covenant speech.[4] The armor is capable of carrying a seventh-generation smart AI. Black (like the contemporary Mark V and later models) features recharging energy shielding.
Being a prototype, it features some flaws: it has trouble displaying exact altitude, making three-dimensional tracking difficult, and the biofoam injectors were known to mistakenly set broken bones into the wrong shape to heal.[5]
Trivia
The armor's visor is said to be reflective gray in Blunt Instruments,[6] but in Halo: Blood Line it is gold like the default MJOLNIR visor.
List of appearances
- Halo Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe
- Blunt Instruments (First appearance)
- Halo: Blood Line
- Halo: Escalation
Sources
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia, page 88
- ^ a b Halo: Evolutions - Blunt Instruments, page 195
- ^ Halo: Escalation Issue 8
- ^ Halo: Evolutions - Blunt Instruments, page 197
- ^ Halo: Evolutions - Blunt Instruments, page ??
- ^ Halo: Evolutions, Blunt Instruments, page 200
