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'''Japanese, Chinese and Korean''' characters can be found on various weapons in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', ''[[Halo 3]]'', and ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''. | |||
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==Locations== | |||
===Halo: Combat Evolved=== | |||
Stamped onto ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'''s [[M6D magnum|M6D pistol]] are two Japanese or Chinese characters: The [[wikipedia:Kanji|Kanji]] and [[wikipedia:Chinese numerals|seven]] characters that can be seen only with the aid of a scoped weapon, such as the [[SRS99C-S2 AM sniper rifle|sniper rifle]].<ref name="HBO eggs">[http://halo.bungie.org/tipsntricks/eggs.html '''halo.bungie.org:''' ''Halo Easter Eggs'']</ref> | |||
The first Kanji, stamped onto the top of the ejection port, is 七, ''shichi/nana'' (jp), or ''qi'' (ch) and, when translated, is the number seven ([[Seven|7]]).{{Ref/Reuse|HBO eggs}} | |||
The | The second Kanji is found on the bottom of the magazine floor plate, and is the character 力, ''chikara''(jp) or ''li'' (ch). Meaning "strength" or "power", it appears to reference to how powerful of a weapon the M6D is.{{Ref/Reuse|HBO eggs}} | ||
[[ | ===Halo 3=== | ||
In ''[[Halo 3]]'', the [[M6G magnum]] features a Korean Hangul rather than a Japanese kanji. It is found on the bottom of the magazine and it reads 일곱 (''il-gohb'') , when reflected. It translates to number 7. | |||
===Halo 3: ODST=== | |||
In ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', two Korean characters are stamped on the right side of the laser module on the [[M6C/SOCOM]], which stands for the number seven. | |||
===Halo Living Monument=== | |||
In the [[Halo Living Monument]] trailer the original 七 Kanji is clearly seen on the [[Commander]]'s holstered [[M6 Series|M6 sidearm]] on the bottom of the magazine. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:M6D Pistol Kanji Locations.JPG | |||
File:HCE M6D Shichi.jpg|七, seen through a Sniper Rifle's scope. | |||
File:Chikara.jpg|力, seen through a Sniper Rifle's scope. | |||
File:M6G Pistol view 2.jpg|A rear view of the [[M6G2 magnum|M6G2]]. Note the Korean Hangul. | |||
File:Laser Aiming Module.jpg|A closeup on the laser module of the [[M6C/SOCOM]]. Note the Korean stamped characters on the side. | |||
File:Living Monument pistol kanji.png|七 clearly visible on an officer's sidearm in the [[Halo Living Monument]] trailer. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Sources== | |||
{{Ref/Sources}} | |||
{{Easter Egg}} | {{Easter Egg}} | ||
[[Category:Halo | [[Category:Halo: Combat Evolved Easter eggs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:26, January 30, 2024
Japanese, Chinese and Korean characters can be found on various weapons in Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 3, and Halo 3: ODST.
Locations[edit]
Halo: Combat Evolved[edit]
Stamped onto Halo: Combat Evolved's M6D pistol are two Japanese or Chinese characters: The Kanji and seven characters that can be seen only with the aid of a scoped weapon, such as the sniper rifle.[1]
The first Kanji, stamped onto the top of the ejection port, is 七, shichi/nana (jp), or qi (ch) and, when translated, is the number seven (7).[1]
The second Kanji is found on the bottom of the magazine floor plate, and is the character 力, chikara(jp) or li (ch). Meaning "strength" or "power", it appears to reference to how powerful of a weapon the M6D is.[1]
Halo 3[edit]
In Halo 3, the M6G magnum features a Korean Hangul rather than a Japanese kanji. It is found on the bottom of the magazine and it reads 일곱 (il-gohb) , when reflected. It translates to number 7.
Halo 3: ODST[edit]
In Halo 3: ODST, two Korean characters are stamped on the right side of the laser module on the M6C/SOCOM, which stands for the number seven.
Halo Living Monument[edit]
In the Halo Living Monument trailer the original 七 Kanji is clearly seen on the Commander's holstered M6 sidearm on the bottom of the magazine.
Gallery[edit]
七, seen through a Sniper Rifle's scope.
力, seen through a Sniper Rifle's scope.
A rear view of the M6G2. Note the Korean Hangul.
A closeup on the laser module of the M6C/SOCOM. Note the Korean stamped characters on the side.
七 clearly visible on an officer's sidearm in the Halo Living Monument trailer.
Sources[edit]
