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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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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 [[ | * 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 [[Zurdo-pattern Wraith|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. | ||
* 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. | ||
