Halo: Meridian Divide
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Halo: Meridian Divide is a print novel by Cassandra Rose Clarke, released on October 1, 2019 as part of Battle Born: A Halo Young Adult Novel Series.[1] Meridian Divide serves as a follow-on of the previous Halo: Battle Born, with a third planned sequel ultimately cancelled by the publisher.[2]
Official summary
Appearances
{{Featurelist|secondcolumn=title-5|title-1=Characters|
- Alex Linville (Mentioned only)
- Alvarez (Mentioned only)
- Caird (First appearance)
- Chapman (First appearance)
- Daniella Dellatorre
- Dorian Nguyen
- Dubios (First appearance)
- Evie Rousseau
- Faraday {{1st}
- Farhi (First appearance)
- Hugo Chastain (Mentioned only)
- Marechal (First appearance)
- Max Nguyen (Mentioned only)
- Mousseau (First appearance)
- Orvo (First appearance)
- Owen-B096
- Pereira (First appearance)
- Remy (Mentioned only)
- Salome
- Salo (First appearance)
- Saskia Nazari
- Victor Gallardo
- Xavier Dupont (Mentioned only)
|title-2=Species|
- Forerunner (Mentioned only)
- Human
- Huragok
- Jiralhanae
- Kig-Yar
- Sangheili
- San'Shyuum
- Unggoy
- Yanme'e
|title-3=Organizations|
- Chalybs Defense Solutions (Mentioned only)
- Covenant
- Meridian government
- Meridian military
- Meridian Air Force
- Meridian Army (First mentioned)
- Meridian Special Forces (First appearance)
- Meridian military
- Unified Earth Government
- United Nations Space Command
- UNSC Armed Forces
- Spartan Operations (Indirect mention)
- SPARTAN-IV program (Indirect mention)
- Project ORCHID (Indirect mention)
- SPARTAN-IV program (Indirect mention)
- UNSC Marine Corps
- Orbital Drop Shock Troopers (Mentioned only)
- UNSC Navy
- Office of Naval Intelligence
- SPARTAN-III program
- Beta Company
- Project CHRYSANTHEMUM (Indirect mention)
- SPARTAN-III program
- Office of Naval Intelligence
- Spartan Operations (Indirect mention)
- UNSC Armed Forces
- United Nations Space Command
|title-4=Locations|
- Hestia system
- Hestia V
- Meridian
- Annecy (First appearance)
- Brume-sur-Mer
- Caernaruan (First appearance)
- Calais (Mentioned only)
- Meridian
- Hestia V
- Tuomi Base (First appearance)
|title-5=Events|
- Human-Covenant War
- Insurrection (Mentioned only)
|title-6=Vehicles|
- Covenant starship
- Single Occupant Exoatmospheric Insertion Vehicle
- Type-26 Banshee
- Type-30 Locust (Mentioned only)
- Type-47A Scarab
- UNSC starship
- UNSC Cruiser
- UNSC Sparrow (Mentioned only)
- UNSC Cruiser
- Warthog
|title-7=Weapons|
- MA5 series
- Type-1 energy sword
- Type-25 Brute Shot
- Type-25 plasma pistol
- Type-25 plasma rifle
- Type-33 needler
|title-8=Technology and equipment|
- Artificial intelligence
- Data pad
- Disinfectant stick (First appearance)*
- Holography
- MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor
- MJOLNIR [GEN1]
- Night vision device
- Sangheili harness
- Ultra variant
- Skinner (First appearance)
- Slipspace drive (Mentioned only)
- Sterilization mop (First appearance)
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Trivia
The novel's cover is illustrated by artist Antonio Javier Caparo.
Sources
- ^ a b c d e f Kobo' - Halo: Battle Born, Book 2
- ^ Cassandra Rose Clarke, Halo: Battle Born Officially Announced: "The publisher decided not to publish the third one (it was a huge disappointment to me as well!) I'm hoping if people let them know they want a sequel, they'll change their mind."
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