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The '''Halo Universe''' series is a continuation and rebranding of [[McFarlane Toys]]' [[McFarlane Toys/Halo: Anniversary Edition Series 1|Halo: Anniversary Edition Series]].<ref name="mc">[http://blogs.halowaypoint.com/Headlines/post/2012/01/19/McFarlane-Toys-to-Create-Halo-4-Action-Figures.aspx '''Halo Waypoint''' ''McFarlan Toys to Create Halo 4 Action Figures'']</ref> It continues to bring fans classic, fan-favorite characters from earlier ''[[Halo]]'' games and "expanded universe" sources. It was to continue the "build-a-figure" feature of the ''Anniversary'' line,<ref name="mc"/> but it was eventually not featured as McFarlane announced that some figures were canceled while others had been added.
The '''Halo Universe''' series is a continuation and rebranding of [[McFarlane Toys]]' [[McFarlane Toys/Halo: Anniversary Edition Series 1|Halo: Anniversary Edition Series]].<ref name="mc">[http://blogs.halowaypoint.com/Headlines/post/2012/01/19/McFarlane-Toys-to-Create-Halo-4-Action-Figures.aspx '''Halo Waypoint''' ''McFarlan Toys to Create Halo 4 Action Figures'']</ref> It continues to bring fans classic, fan-favorite characters from earlier ''[[Halo]]'' games and "expanded universe" sources. It was to continue the "build-a-figure" feature of the ''Anniversary'' line,{{Ref/Reuse|mc}} but it was eventually not featured as McFarlane announced that some figures were canceled while others had been added.


==Boxed Sets==
==Boxed Sets==
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==Canceled figures==
==Canceled figures==
The only figure which was released as announced was the ODST Drop Pod figure with the Rookie. The series originally featured Fred-104 and Usze 'Taham as stand-alone figures, but they were repurposed as boxed sets including other figures. However, several figures have been canceled and were not featured at all: [[Kojo Agu|Romeo]] from ''Halo 3: ODST'', an [[Commando harness|Elite Commando]] from ''Halo 3'', a [[Jiralhanae Captain Major|Brute Captain Major]] also from ''Halo 3'', and a multiplayer Spartan which was not precised. There was also a "build-a-figure", but its nature was not revealed and it was canceled.<ref name="mc"/> The series was originally known as "Halo Universe Series 1", but it was eventually redubbed simply as "Halo Universe", suggesting that the potential Series 2 was abandoned by McFarlane.
The only figure which was released as announced was the ODST Drop Pod figure with the Rookie. The series originally featured Fred-104 and Usze 'Taham as stand-alone figures, but they were repurposed as boxed sets including other figures. However, several figures have been canceled and were not featured at all: [[Kojo Agu|Romeo]] from ''Halo 3: ODST'', an [[Commando harness|Elite Commando]] from ''Halo 3'', a [[Jiralhanae Captain Major|Brute Captain Major]] also from ''Halo 3'', and a multiplayer Spartan which was not precised. There was also a "build-a-figure", but its nature was not revealed and it was canceled.{{Ref/Reuse|mc}} The series was originally known as "Halo Universe Series 1", but it was eventually redubbed simply as "Halo Universe", suggesting that the potential Series 2 was abandoned by McFarlane.


==Sources==
==Sources==

Revision as of 11:41, April 15, 2021

The Halo Universe series is a continuation and rebranding of McFarlane Toys' Halo: Anniversary Edition Series.[1] It continues to bring fans classic, fan-favorite characters from earlier Halo games and "expanded universe" sources. It was to continue the "build-a-figure" feature of the Anniversary line,[1] but it was eventually not featured as McFarlane announced that some figures were canceled while others had been added.

Boxed Sets

ODST Drop Pod With The Rookie

This set includes a Rookie figure with a Drop Pod and a Silenced SMG. The pod has a functional hatch and chute, and it can hold the figure. It was released in August 2012.[2]

  • The ODST Drop Pod With The Rookie set.

    The ODST Drop Pod With The Rookie set.

  • The ODST Drop Pod With The Rookie set in package.

    The ODST Drop Pod With The Rookie set in package.

Halo 3 Campaign Co-Op

This set includes the four characters from the Halo 3 co-op mode: the Master Chief, the Arbiter, N’tho ‘Sraom and Usze ‘Taham. The included weapons are the following: an Assault Rifle, a Battle Rifle, three Covenant Carbines, three Plasma Rifles and a Plasma Pistol. It was released in October 2012.[3]

  • The four figures.

    The four figures.

  • A prototype of Usze 'Taham[4]

    A prototype of Usze 'Taham[4]

Halo Legends: The Package

This set includes three figures from The Package: the Master Chief, Frederic-104 and Kelly-087.[5] It includes an Assault Rifle, an M90 Shotgun, a Spartan Laser and finally two combat knives for Fred. It was released in January 2013.[6]

  • The Halo Legends: The Package 3-pack.

    The Halo Legends: The Package 3-pack.

  • The Master Chief figure front view.

    The Master Chief figure front view.

  • The Master Chief figure left view.

    The Master Chief figure left view.

  • The Master Chief figure right view.

    The Master Chief figure right view.

  • The Master Chief figure back view.

    The Master Chief figure back view.

  • The Frederic-104 figure front view.

    The Frederic-104 figure front view.

  • The Frederic-104 figure left view.

    The Frederic-104 figure left view.

  • The Frederic-104 figure right view.

    The Frederic-104 figure right view.

  • The Frederic-104 figure back view.

    The Frederic-104 figure back view.

  • The Kelly-087 figure front view.

    The Kelly-087 figure front view.

  • The Kelly-087 figure left view.

    The Kelly-087 figure left view.

  • The Kelly-087 figure right view.

    The Kelly-087 figure right view.

  • The Kelly-087 figure back view.

    The Kelly-087 figure back view.

Canceled figures

The only figure which was released as announced was the ODST Drop Pod figure with the Rookie. The series originally featured Fred-104 and Usze 'Taham as stand-alone figures, but they were repurposed as boxed sets including other figures. However, several figures have been canceled and were not featured at all: Romeo from Halo 3: ODST, an Elite Commando from Halo 3, a Brute Captain Major also from Halo 3, and a multiplayer Spartan which was not precised. There was also a "build-a-figure", but its nature was not revealed and it was canceled.[1] The series was originally known as "Halo Universe Series 1", but it was eventually redubbed simply as "Halo Universe", suggesting that the potential Series 2 was abandoned by McFarlane.

Sources

  1. ^ a b c Halo Waypoint McFarlan Toys to Create Halo 4 Action Figures
  2. ^ Spawn.com ODST DROP POD WITH THE ROOKIE
  3. ^ Spawn.com HALO 3 CAMPAIGN CO-OP
  4. ^ Halo Waypoint McFarlane Toys Introduces New Product Line at 2012 NY Toy Fair
  5. ^ Spawn.com MCFARLANE TOYS ANNOUNCES NEW ‘HALO UNIVERSE’ 3-PACK
  6. ^ Spawn.com HALO LEGENDS: THE PACKAGE

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