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*As Jun is not mentioned in ''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', fans long speculated that he was killed between the events of "The Package" and the novel. In the ''Halo: Reach Legendary Edition'' developer commentary, [[Martin O'Donnell]] and [[Lee Wilson]] jokingly state that "the sequel" tells the story of Jun and Halsey's escape, and of their children, who are "very smart snipers". At Comic Con 2011, [[Frank O'Connor]] stated, ''"Jun's fate may not ever be discovered."'' Three years later he was revealed to have survived, becoming a recruiter and trainer for the nascent Spartan-IVs; his role mirrors that of [[Kurt-051]], who was likewise withdrawn from the SPARTAN-II program to train the Spartan-IIIs.
*As Jun is not mentioned in ''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', fans long speculated that he was killed between the events of "The Package" and the novel. In the ''Halo: Reach Legendary Edition'' developer commentary, [[Martin O'Donnell]] and [[Lee Wilson]] jokingly state that "the sequel" tells the story of Jun and Halsey's escape, and of their children, who are "very smart snipers". At Comic Con 2011, [[Frank O'Connor]] stated, ''"Jun's fate may not ever be discovered."'' Three years later he was revealed to have survived, becoming a recruiter and trainer for the nascent Spartan-IVs; his role mirrors that of [[Kurt-051]], who was likewise withdrawn from the SPARTAN-II program to train the Spartan-IIIs.
*Jun is the protagonist of the fan-made graphic novel ''[[Halo: A Fistful of Arrows]]'', written and drawn by Levi "Leviathan" Hoffmeier,<ref>[http://leviathan.bungie.org/ '''leviathan.bungie.org''': ''A Fistful of Arrows'']</ref> which is named in reference to Jun's tattoo. In a conversation between Bungie employee [[Martin O'Donnell]] and Hoffmeier on the ''[[halo.bungie.org]]'' forums, O'Donnell joked that "''[...] Jun tripped and broke his neck on the way to escorting Halsey off Reach [and] he's dead.''" Hoffmeier then drew a short comic strip depicting the event.<ref>[http://carnage.bungie.org/haloforum/halo.forum.pl?read=1100508 '''HBO Forums''': ''Well since you outed me: FoA- THE END *IMG'']</ref> 343 Industries later referenced ''A Fistful of Arrows'' in a Q&A session in their Canon Fodder blog, stating that ''"the details of [Jun's] survival and escape from Reach remain buried under fistfuls of black ink and red tape."''<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-clarity-grace '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Clarity & Grace'']</ref>
*Jun is the protagonist of the fan-made graphic novel ''[[Halo: A Fistful of Arrows]]'', written and drawn by Levi "Leviathan" Hoffmeier,<ref>[http://leviathan.bungie.org/ '''leviathan.bungie.org''': ''A Fistful of Arrows'']</ref> which is named in reference to Jun's tattoo. In a conversation between Bungie employee [[Martin O'Donnell]] and Hoffmeier on the ''[[halo.bungie.org]]'' forums, O'Donnell joked that "''[...] Jun tripped and broke his neck on the way to escorting Halsey off Reach [and] he's dead.''" Hoffmeier then drew a short comic strip depicting the event.<ref>[http://carnage.bungie.org/haloforum/halo.forum.pl?read=1100508 '''HBO Forums''': ''Well since you outed me: FoA- THE END *IMG'']</ref> 343 Industries later referenced ''A Fistful of Arrows'' in a Q&A session in their Canon Fodder blog, stating that ''"the details of [Jun's] survival and escape from Reach remain buried under fistfuls of black ink and red tape."''<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-clarity-grace '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Clarity & Grace'']</ref>
*Jun aside from Rosenda, maybe one of or the only surviving [[Spartan III]] from [[Alpha Company]].


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