FitzGibbon
FitzGibbon aboard UNSC Prophecy.
Biographical information

Ended service:

January 3, 2531

Gender:

Male

Description:

An elderly man wearing a blue Imperial British Army Officers' uniform

Color(s):

Teal

Political and military information

Affiliation:

UNSC Navy

Functionality:

Ship's AI for the UNSC Prophecy

 

FitzGibbon was a UNSC shipboard artificial intelligence of the UNSC Prophecy during the Harvest Campaign. The AI took the form of an 19th century officer in the British Army.[1]

After the Prophecy was heavily damaged, the crew was forced to abandon ship in lifepods. Half of the pods that were jettisoned were exposed to a radiation pulse from the ship's engine, exposing the remaining crew to large amounts of radiation, causing most of them to die painful deaths aboard the UNSC Spirit of Fire. When Sergeant Forge was sent to the Prophecy to recover survivors, he was redirected by Serina to purge the NAV database of the ship. He was initially prevented from doing so by FitzGibbon due to his "unprofessional record," but after Forge told him he was breaking the Cole Protocol, FitzGibbon allowed him to do the purging. After the task was finished, FitzGibbon self-destructed the Prophecy to prevent it from being captured by the Covenant. He destroyed himself in the process.

TriviaEdit

FitzGibbon is likely named after James FitzGibbon, British officer and hero of the War of 1812. FitzGibbon is known for his participation in the battles of Stoney Creek, Beaver Dams, and Lundy's Lane. Despite being British, he is often considered a Canadian hero.

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