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*A Scarab's explosion is extremely visible, as [[Rtas 'Vadum]] remarks how he saw the explosion of a Scarab from orbit, although it is probable that he may have been exaggerating or he was observing the battle through some sort of sensors. It is also possible that, due to the inclusion of both the Arbiter and the Master Chief in the battle, and the proximity to the map room on Installation 00, that he was paying particular attention to the battle. | *A Scarab's explosion is extremely visible, as [[Rtas 'Vadum]] remarks how he saw the explosion of a Scarab from orbit, although it is probable that he may have been exaggerating or he was observing the battle through some sort of sensors. It is also possible that, due to the inclusion of both the Arbiter and the Master Chief in the battle, and the proximity to the map room on Installation 00, that he was paying particular attention to the battle. | ||
*When Sergeant Major Johnson takes control of a Scarab in ''Halo 2'', he finds a way to deploy an energy shield that protected the control room from a boarding party. Apparently the Covenant at New Mombasa either didn't have it, didn't consider the possibility of being boarded, or it could be to allow the crew to walk outside and defend the Scarab and kill anyone who manage to get onboard. | *When Sergeant Major Johnson takes control of a Scarab in ''Halo 2'', he finds a way to deploy an energy shield that protected the control room from a boarding party. Apparently the Covenant at New Mombasa either didn't have it, didn't consider the possibility of being boarded, or it could be to allow the crew to walk outside and defend the Scarab and kill anyone who manage to get onboard. | ||
*An older screenshot of ''Halo Wars'' shows a different Scarab model than the model in the the released game. The old version look very similar to the ''Halo 2''-era Scarab, while the new one looks more like the ''Halo 3'' variant. | *An older screenshot of ''Halo Wars'' shows a different Scarab model than the model in the the released game. The old version look very similar to the ''Halo 2''-era Scarab, while the new one looks more like the ''Halo 3'' variant, it would have made more sense if it was like the one in halo 2 as halo wars was before halo 2. | ||
*In ''Halo Wars'', if you use the [[Halo Wars Skulls|Wuv Woo]] skull, you can make the Scarab shoot rainbow beams of pure love. This doesn't affect the Super Scarab. | *In ''Halo Wars'', if you use the [[Halo Wars Skulls|Wuv Woo]] skull, you can make the Scarab shoot rainbow beams of pure love. This doesn't affect the Super Scarab. | ||
*In ''Halo 3: ODST'', the ''Halo 3''-era Scarabs are present the same day the Halo 2-era Scarab was deployed in New Mombasa. This can be seen as an inconsistency, but a possible explanation could be that there are two different variants of Scarabs, and that both were deployed in different sections of the city. | *In ''Halo 3: ODST'', the ''Halo 3''-era Scarabs are present the same day the Halo 2-era Scarab was deployed in New Mombasa. This can be seen as an inconsistency, but a possible explanation could be that there are two different variants of Scarabs, and that both were deployed in different sections of the city. | ||