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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*His bond brother considered him an artist with his fuel rod cannon.<ref name="LRV"/>
*His bond brother considered him an artist with his fuel rod cannon.<ref name="LRV"/>
*Inconsistency: Hunters are made up of millions of worm like creatures. The above statement says that he died from a severed spine, but how is that if they haven't got one? This may mean that his entire body was severed in two, though.
*Very little is actually known about Hunter anatomy. It is entirely possible that the worms take up smaller tasks for the good of the whole, and thus, some act as a skeletal system, some as organs, and so on.  
*Very little is actually known about Hunter anatomy. It is entirely possible that the worms take up smaller tasks for the good of the whole, and thus, some act as a skeletal system, some as organs, and so on. Therefore the above piece of trivia is not entirely inaccurate. It is possible that the rocket hit Fasu in the "spine", which would have been a crippling and/or life ending blow.


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Revision as of 00:00, July 22, 2008

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Ogada Nosa Fasu was a Covenant Hunter and bond brother of Igido Nosa Hurru. During the Master Chief's assault on The Silent Cartographer, Igido and Ogada were sent to protect the main facility after Zuka 'Zamamee's first attempt to kill the Chief failed. He fired at the Master Chief's Warthog with his Fuel Rod Cannon. He hit the side of the LRV throwing all the humans free.[1] Fasu then killed Private First Class Hosky and used his fuel rod cannon to blow a hole in an Unnamed Corporal.[2] He died after the second rocket the Master Chief fired struck him, which severed his spine. Even though a Mgaklekgolo is actually made up of thousands of worms, it is possible that if a hunter lives for a long time, the worms will meld together to form a singular organism.[3]

Trivia

  • His bond brother considered him an artist with his fuel rod cannon.[1]
  • Very little is actually known about Hunter anatomy. It is entirely possible that the worms take up smaller tasks for the good of the whole, and thus, some act as a skeletal system, some as organs, and so on.

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References

  1. ^ a b Halo: The Flood page 163
  2. ^ Halo: The Flood page 164
  3. ^ Halo: The Flood page 165