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'''Neural-Inhibitor Collars''' are thick bands of metal which strap around the neck, stoping any neutral signals that aren't necessary for continuation of life. The [[UNSC]] tested them to capture of dangerous felons, but the technology was put aside for an unknown reason. Most likely for safety reasons.
'''Neural-inhibitor collars''' are devices developed by the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]]. They are thick bands of metal that, when placed around the neck, stop any neural signals that are not necessary for continuation of life, utterly paralyzing the subject. The UNSC tried them for capturing dangerous felons, but the technology was put aside for unknown reasons,  most likely due to safety concerns.


[[General Graves]] used them when he tried to capture the [[Spartan-II]] unit "[[Blue Team]]".<ref>''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''</ref>
[[General]] [[Howard Graves]] used them when he tried to capture the [[SPARTAN-II Program|Spartan-II]] unit [[Blue Team]] during [[Operation: SMOKING ACES]].{{Ref/Novel|GoO|Chapter=1}}
 
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]'' {{1st}}


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Latest revision as of 06:25, April 25, 2023

Neural-inhibitor collars are devices developed by the UNSC. They are thick bands of metal that, when placed around the neck, stop any neural signals that are not necessary for continuation of life, utterly paralyzing the subject. The UNSC tried them for capturing dangerous felons, but the technology was put aside for unknown reasons, most likely due to safety concerns.

General Howard Graves used them when he tried to capture the Spartan-II unit Blue Team during Operation: SMOKING ACES.[1]

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  1. ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, chapter 1