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File:HINF Harbinger with Pyre Core.png|The Harbinger uses Despondent Pyre's encephalon to summon the Reformation Spires.
File:HINF Harbinger with Pyre Core.png|The Harbinger uses Despondent Pyre's encephalon to summon the Reformation Spires.
File:HINF Weapon Encephalon.png|The Weapon holding Despondent Pyre's encephalon.
File:HINF Weapon Encephalon.png|The Weapon holding Despondent Pyre's encephalon.
File:HINF Command Spire shutdown.png|The Weapon uses Despondent Pyre's encephalon to shut down the Spires.
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Revision as of 21:12, June 12, 2022

"The Monitor's Encephalon has served its purpose! The Reformation has begun. Nothing can stop it."
The Harbinger[1]
Despondent Pyre AI Matrix
Despondent Pyre's encephalon

An Encephalon[1] is a piece of Forerunner technology and a vital component of a Monitor. It contains, among other things, the routines needed to summon a Halo Ring's Reformation Spires. Like an activation index, an encephalon can be stored in digital format.[2]

History

On May 28, 2560, the Harbinger, who desired to restore Zeta Halo's Silent Auditorium, forcibly extracted Despondent Pyre's encephalon. She subsequently used the encephalon to summon the Spires needed to carry out the Reformation.[3] The Weapon later stole the encephalon from the Harbinger and used it to shut down all the Reformation Spires.[2][1]

Trivia

Encephalon is another word for brain.

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c Halo Infinite, campaign mission Reformation: The Command Spire
  2. ^ a b Halo Infinite, campaign mission Reformation: Nexus
  3. ^ Halo Infinite, campaign mission Connections: Conservatory