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You may also be looking for the Covenant recharge stations or methane recharge stations.

A Huragok recharge station in New Mombasa.

"It's a little like a birdhouse for Huragok. A great big exploding birdhouse."

— Bungie.net description

A Huragok recharge station is a stationary energy station for Huragok to rest and repair each other during combat situations. However, if it takes enough fire, it will set off a large explosion, damaging anything and anyone in its radius. There are four "arms" that can fit four Huragok each and an entry hatch in the center of the station.

History[edit]

These stations can also be placed on walls.

During the Battle of Mombasa, several of these stations were deployed by the Covenant in large numbers to the flooded areas on the northern side of New Mombasa, near Kikowani Station. Most of them were destroyed by Alpha-Nine on their way out of the city.^[1]

Trivia[edit]

In the Postgame Carnage report, the Huragok recharge station is labelled as a vehicle.
In the original Halo 3: ODST on the Xbox 360, killing recharge stations awards points in campaign scoring. In Halo: The Master Chief Collection no points are awarded, although the player is still credited with a vehicle kill.
Dutch and later the other members of the squad jokingly refer to Huragok recharge stations as "squid houses".

Gallery[edit]

A Huragok recharge station.
Huragok being stored in a recharge station.
A Phantom picking up Huragok from a recharge station.
Multiple recharge stations clustered in a tunnel.

List of appearances[edit]

Halo 3: ODST (First appearance)

Sources[edit]

^ Halo 3: ODST, campaign level, Kikowani Station

[1] Halo 3: ODST, campaign level, Kikowani Station

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+[[File:Squidhouse 2.jpg|thumb|200px|A Huragok recharge station in New Mombasa.]]
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+A '''Huragok recharge station''' is a stationary energy station for [[Huragok]] to rest and repair each other during combat situations. However, if it takes enough fire, it will set off a large explosion, damaging anything and anyone in its radius. There are four "arms" that can fit four Huragok each and an entry hatch in the center of the station.
-[[File:Squidhouse 2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A Huragok Recharge Station in ''Halo 3: ODST''.]]
-A '''Huragok Recharge Station''' is a static energy station for [[Huragok]]s to rest and repair each other in the middle of a battle. However, if it takes enough fire, it will set off a large explosion, damaging anything and anyone in it's radius. There are four "arms" that can fit four Huragok each. There is a hatch in the center of the Station, for picking them up or dropping them into the Station.
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 == History ==
 [[File:Huragokwall.jpg|thumb|These stations can also be placed on walls.]]
-During the [[Battle of Mombasa]], these stations were deployed by the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] in large numbers to the flooded areas on the northern side of [[New Mombasa]], near [[Kikowani Station]]. Most of them were destroyed by [[Dare's Shock Trooper Squad|an ODST Squad]] on their way out of the city.
+During the [[Battle of Mombasa]], several of these stations were deployed by the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] in large numbers to the flooded areas on the northern side of [[New Mombasa]], near [[Kikowani Station (location)|Kikowani Station]]. Most of them were destroyed by [[Alpha-Nine]] on their way out of the city.<ref>'''Halo 3: ODST''', campaign level, ''[[Kikowani Station]]''</ref>
 ==Trivia==
-*In the [[Firefight]] kill chest, it is labeled as a vehicle. The stations are coded into the game as vehicles for the same reason that ''Halo 3''<nowiki/>'s [[Drop Pod glitch|Orbital Insertion Pods]] are vehicles.
+*In the Postgame Carnage report, the Huragok recharge station is labelled as a vehicle.
-*The stations only appear in ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', on the level, ''[[Kikowani Station (Level)|Kikowani Station]]''.
+*In the original ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' on the [[Xbox 360]], killing recharge stations awards points in [[campaign scoring]]. In ''[[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]]'' no points are awarded, although the player is still credited with a vehicle kill.
-*In ''Halo 3: ODST'', although the stations are never officially named, [[Taylor H. Miles|Dutch]] and later the other members of the squad refer to them as "Squid Houses".
+*[[Taylor H. Miles|Dutch]] and later the other members of the squad jokingly refer to Huragok recharge stations as "squid houses".
 == Gallery ==
 <gallery>
-File:Engineer pod.gif|A Huragok Recharge Station.
+File:Engineer pod.gif|A Huragok recharge station.
-File:Squidhouse_1.jpg|Huragok being stored in a Recharge station.
+File:Squidhouse_1.jpg|Huragok being stored in a recharge station.
-File:Phantomstation.jpg|A Phantom picking up/dropping off Huragok in the Recharge station.
+File:Phantomstation.jpg|A Phantom picking up Huragok from a recharge station.
-File:Squid_jackpot.jpg|Multiple Recharge Stations clustered in a tunnel.
+File:Squid_jackpot.jpg|Multiple recharge stations clustered in a tunnel.
 </gallery>
+==List of appearances==
+*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' {{1st}}
 == Sources ==
-<references/>
+{{Ref/Sources}}
-[[Category:Halo 3: ODST]]
+[[Category:Covenant buildings]]