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[[File:1218135056 343Laser.jpg|thumb|right|The laser of 343 Guilty Spark used to attack his enemies.]]
[[File:1218135056 343Laser.jpg|thumb|right|The laser of 343 Guilty Spark used to attack his enemies.]]
[[File:DJC-343GSForcefield.jpg|thumb|right|343 Guilty Spark, using his force field after turning rampant.]]
[[File:DJC-343GSForcefield.jpg|thumb|right|343 Guilty Spark, using his force field after turning rampant.]]
343 Guilty Spark has been seen using five known weapons. The first, shown in [[Floodgate]], is a red beam that is similar to, but more powerful than, [[Sentinel Beam]] -- the beam is powerful enough to mortally wound [[Sergeant]] [[Avery Junior Johnson|Johnson]] and completely drain the [[Master Chief]] and the Arbiter's shields. The second weapon is a force field projector that repels objects; it was likely meant to be used when overwhelmed by Flood. The Monitor is also equipped with a third weapon, which is a thin blue laser that can unlock doors on [[The Ark (Level)|The Ark]] and deliver a painful but non-fatal electrical shock or laser burn. The fourth is a similar variant, being a white laser that can be used to levitate and manipulate objects, which Spark used to the Separatists’ benefit at Earth by repairing the [[Covenant Storage Device]] containing Cortana’s message. The final known weapon that the Moniter used is an unusual beam resembling blue electricity which was used by Spark at the [[Pillar of Autumn]] to download data from the ship’s databases into Spark’s own files, allowing him to shut down the ship’s countdown sequence and delay the activation of its reactor.
343 Guilty Spark has been seen using five known weapons. The first, shown in [[Floodgate]], is a red beam that is similar to, but more powerful than, [[Sentinel Beam]] -- the beam is powerful enough to mortally wound [[Sergeant]] [[Avery Junior Johnson|Johnson]] and completely drain the [[Master Chief]] and the Arbiter's shields. The second weapon is a force field projector that repels objects; it was likely meant to be used when overwhelmed by Flood. The Monitor is also equipped with a third weapon, which is a thin blue laser that can unlock doors on [[The Ark (Level)|The Ark]] and deliver a painful but non-fatal electrical shock or laser burn. The fourth is a similar variant, being a white laser that can be used to levitate and manipulate objects, which Spark used to the Separatists’ benefit at Earth by repairing the [[Covenant Storage Device]] containing Cortana’s message. The final known weapon that the Monitor used is an unusual beam resembling blue electricity which was used by Spark at the [[Pillar of Autumn]] to download data from the ship’s databases into Spark’s own files, allowing him to shut down the ship’s countdown sequence and delay the activation of its reactor.


==Protocol==
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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
*In the [[Halo (Halo 3 Level)|final level]] of [[Halo 3]], if you let 343 Guilty Spark live at the point where it looks like he will blow up, he will make random statements such as Gollum's catchphrase from Lord of the Rings: "My Precious!" This is likely because Halo is also a "ring of great power", just like the Great Ring that Gollum possessed. Other similarities to the lord of the rings include that Guilty spark is an ally for most of the third game, but turns against the main characters at the end, dying to try and stop the protagonists from destroying his beloved ring.
*In the [[Halo (Halo 3 Level)|final level]] of [[Halo 3]], if you let 343 Guilty Spark live at the point where it looks like he will blow up, he will make random statements such as Gollum's catchphrase from Lord of the Rings: "My Precious!" This is likely because Halo is also a "ring of great power", just like the Great Ring that Gollum possessed. Other similarities to the lord of the rings include that Guilty spark is an ally for most of the third game, but turns against the main characters at the end, dying to try and stop the protagonists from destroying his beloved ring.
*One of the (very rare) quotes that he may say when he is shot by the player in Halo 3 is "That hurt my feelings!...Oh my god, I have feelings!? I'm a real boy!" This is a refrence to Pinocchio.
*One of the (very rare) quotes that he may say when he is shot by the player in Halo 3 is "That hurt my feelings!...Oh my god, I have feelings!? I'm a real boy!" This is a reference to Pinocchio.
*343 Guilty Spark is the only significant enemy character that appears in person in the last level of each game in the trilogy (excluding cutscenes).
*343 Guilty Spark is the only significant enemy character that appears in person in the last level of each game in the trilogy (excluding cutscenes).
*In the cutscenes of ''Halo 2'', when 343 Guilty Spark talks his light glows brighter, but during gameplay in ''Halo 2'' when he talks his light grows dim. This is a programming [[glitch]], where he was supposed to do the opposite, and is referred by Joseph Staten as "the most terrible glitch in ''[[Halo 2]]''... and nobody cares about it."
*In the cutscenes of ''Halo 2'', when 343 Guilty Spark talks his light glows brighter, but during gameplay in ''Halo 2'' when he talks his light grows dim. This is a programming [[glitch]], where he was supposed to do the opposite, and is referred by Joseph Staten as "the most terrible glitch in ''[[Halo 2]]''... and nobody cares about it."
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*After the ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' credits, the tune he hums is a portion of the ''Halo'' theme. Occasionally, in ''Halo 3'', he will hum some parts of the [[MJOLNIR Mix]].
*After the ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' credits, the tune he hums is a portion of the ''Halo'' theme. Occasionally, in ''Halo 3'', he will hum some parts of the [[MJOLNIR Mix]].
*Spark often refers to the [[Covenant]] as "Meddlers" because of their constant interference with the Halo Array.
*Spark often refers to the [[Covenant]] as "Meddlers" because of their constant interference with the Halo Array.
*Ocasionly if you stand around near him he will joyfully say ``Oh good, The Reclamier has arrived``.
*Occasionally if you stand around near him he will joyfully say ``Oh good, The Reclaimer has arrived``.
*You can gain an Xbox Live Avatar prop representation of 343 Guilty Spark just by using [[Halo Waypoint]] on the Xbox 360.
*You can gain an Xbox Live Avatar prop representation of 343 Guilty Spark just by using [[Halo Waypoint]] on the Xbox 360.
*[[343 Industries]], [[Microsoft Game Studios]]'s internal-build team tasked with managing the ''Halo'' franchise, is named in reference to 343 Guilty Spark.
*[[343 Industries]], [[Microsoft Game Studios]]'s internal-build team tasked with managing the ''Halo'' franchise, is named in reference to 343 Guilty Spark.
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