Morsam-pattern Seraph: Difference between revisions
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*The Seraph is actually an old model of a Covenant tank that [[Shi Kai Wang]] created.<ref>'''Halo 3''', Collector's Edition Behind-the-Scenes''</ref> | *The Seraph is actually an old model of a Covenant tank that [[Shi Kai Wang]] created.<ref>'''Halo 3''', Collector's Edition Behind-the-Scenes''</ref> | ||
*Instead of having a name that represents a sinister supernatural being like the [[Wraith]] or [[Phantom]], the word "Seraph" is derived from the highest level of angels as described in certain texts of the Bible, though Seraphs have six wings while the ship of the same name has none. | *Instead of having a name that represents a sinister supernatural being like the [[Wraith]] or [[Phantom]], the word "Seraph" is derived from the highest level of angels as described in certain texts of the Bible, though Seraphs have six wings while the ship of the same name has none. | ||
*Between Halo 2 & Halo 3 and Halo: Reach, Bungie reversed the flight direction of the Seraph, so that now the "fork" ends are part of the propulsion system, as opposed to part of the weapons system. | |||
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