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Today's Featured Image Reach, also known as Epsilon Eridani II, is a human colony world in the Epsilon Eridani system, located within the Inner Colonies

fast-attack corvette and the Scholte-class missile corvette were due to be featured in the Halo Encyclopedia but were cut due to space constraints. The birth

The banner image for the Rhine Armor Bundle in Season 6: Raven. The banner image for the Keystone helmet in Season 7: Elite. The banner image for the Mythic

appears in Anniversary. An image from the redesigned level 343 Guilty Spark. An image of the multiplayer map Penance. An image of the multiplayer map Battle

System — A type of shotgun featured in most of the Halo games. WST DTM/Law Enforcement M45 Tactical Shotgun — A shotgun featured in Halo: Reach. M45E Tactical

Promotional image featuring Rakshasa armor with the Tawney Prairie coating. A promotional image of the Redsteel Splinter armor coating, featuring a Rakshasa-clad

0383 was an M808C Scorpion. It featured a stenciled image of a human skull along it's side. "We're good to go, Chief. Let's show these Spartans how it's

Shadow coating, revealed in a promotional image featuring seven Mark VII-clad Spartans, originally featured metallic red on the upper torso's portion of

Promotional image of the Silent Sentry bundle for the Yoroi armor core. Season 04 Yoroi armor. Promotional image of the Dragonborn bundle featuring Kawari and

Master Chief Collection. It is represented by an MA5D Assault Rifle and an image of the map Solace in the Xbox art. The name of the achievement is a reference

section "Section 3 Archive" image. Classified section "Requiem Archive" image. Classified section "Requiem Archive 2" image. Halo Waypoint website Halo

on the project. An image used on Halo Waypoint in 2009. Image used on Halo Waypoint in 2010. Image of the UNSC side of the site. Image of the Covenant side

the player. Another image of the machete. An image showcasing the Pattern-2 Composite Sword. Early concept art of John-117, featuring the Pre-Xbox Halo machete

the Forge beta. A promotional image for the Winter Update, featuring CQB. A promotional image for the Winter Update, featuring CQC. Four players at a FOB

Courtyard. Halo Infinite promotional image featuring two Spartans wearing JFO-class Mjolnir. Promotional image featuring a JFO-clad Spartan with a flag. A

either end of the titular sky bridge connecting two towers together. It featured man cannons, Warthogs, Mongooses, Banshees, a fuel rod cannon, and a turret

Poseidon-class light carrier and Vindication-class light battleship were to be featured in Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide but were cut due to space constraints

The Stonehenge featured on SOTA's site. An artist impression of the Stonehenge in its complete form. The Antikythera mechanism featured on SOTA's site

customization on the Mark VII armor core in Halo Infinite. Promotional image featuring the Torchbearer helmet with the Pacific Pitch coating. Halo Infinite

in armor. The series' first teaser image. Series logo Initial promotional image for the webseries. A promotional image for the series. Jacket cover for the

Lorraine McLees for the gallery section of the Halo Graphic Novel (featured below), featuring John-117 surrounded by a menagerie of weapons from Halo: Combat

is represented by an image of a bloodied cricket bat. <span class="error">Expansion depth limit exceeded The medal graphic featuring a cricket bat is likely

previous image. Another battle on Condemned, with the leftmost Spartan wearing the helmet and attachment. A close-up of the Spartan in the previous image. One

previous image. Several combatants battling on Condemned, one of whom wears the helmet. A close-up of the AKIS-clad Spartan in the previous image. Another

dome-shaped room still shows a holographic image of the Halo ring, although Threshold is missing from this image (as the ring has not been moved to that point)

Infinite. The key art of the Combined Arms Operation featuring a Scorn-clad Spartan. Promotional image featuring a Scorn-clad Spartan with a Posu'gelka-pattern

VICTIM, ORPHAN, RECRUIT, SOLDIER, WARRIOR, ALLY, HERO, SAVIOR, TRAITOR. An image of this is shown in the gallery below. Main articles: All Hail, The Cost

wall. Before the launch of the site in its Covenant theme, the front page featured a link to the Halo 2 trailer in addition to a message in the Covenant language

of the Ester that was featured in the Halo Encyclopedia. Renders for the Sins of the Prophets model of the Ester that was featured in the Halo Encyclopedia

pre-alpha and Closed Alpha, with a radical design change from the version featured in Halo 2: Anniversary. Due to the game's cancellation, the armour and

logo depicting the shield world of Requiem. Promotional image of John-117. A promotional image of the main cast Poster of Season One. The main cast of

Encyclopedia (2011 edition) The 2011 edition incorporates new content, mainly image assets, from Halo: Reach, as well as correcting some mislabeling in the original

usable in Halo 3 and Halo: Reach, not in Halo 3: ODST. Theater is also featured in Halo: Reach and is improved as "Theater 2.0", with the ability to rewind

previous image. Several combatants battling on Condemned, one of whom wears the armor. A close-up of the EXO/TSCS-clad Spartan in the previous image. Another

360 Halo 3 special controller with an image of Spartan-IIs. The Xbox 360 Halo 3 special controller with an image of a Brute Chieftain. The Xbox 360 Elite

Retribution. The Mirage IIC core in Halo Infinite. Image of Kurt Ambrose clad in SPI from the Halo Encyclopedia. An image of SPI armor in the Halo Encyclopedia. SPI-clad

nothing more than an image of a blue grid overlaying a starfield with a single section being identified by a large arrow. The image also possesses a white

overview feature. An example of Twitter integration with Halo Channel. A community video, featuring an interactive survey. A promotional image. Halo Channel

instead each emblem is featured a cropped rectangular image which is also incorporated into a nameplate. The rectangular image is used to identify each

fans as "GRD" was featured heavily in a handful of promotional materials for the Defiant Map Pack. The helmet went on to be featured in Season 5 with three

velocities. Featured in Halo 4. Better known as the railgun. Type-25 Carbine - A one-handed projectile weapon, commonly used by the Jiralhanae. Featured in Halo

The hawk showcased in the early development images below displays some subtle changes from the one featured in the final game, having no legs and a more

having a four-pronged jaw. Sharquoi were intended to feature as a Covenant or wildlife unit. Image sent to CGW magazine 1999. The first ever official Halo

keyart for the season. A promotional image for Season 5, used as a Message of the Day banner. A promotional image for Season 5, seen in emails sent to

receives a high-resolution image from the remastered Halo 2 cinematics, concept art, level images, or a frame from a terminal. These images can be used for one's

Armor Coating. The operation's key art featuring its logo. An overview of the operation's free rewards. An image highlighting the different ways to buy

the "Spoils of Sparta" daily challenge each day. A promotional image for the event, featuring an infographic of the event's content. Halo Waypoint, Happy

Human-Covenant War, the knee guards of NOBLE-, VIGILANT-, and WRATH-classes Mjolnir featured physical architecture similar to FJ/PARA knee guards due to the armors

from the Halo 2 soundtrack. It is accompanied by an image from the Halo 2 announcement trailer, featuring John-117, holding a Battle Rifle, about to leave

in the reveal Canon Fodder article (found above) and one found in-game (featured below). During the development of Halo 5: Guardians, the production of

on Halo: Reach. The 2011 revised edition incorporates new content, mainly image assets, from Halo: Reach, as well as correcting some mislabeling in the original

Halo 4, I get a woman!" The four Covenant species featured in Halo 4 are the same as those featured in Halo: Combat Evolved: Elites, Jackals, Grunts, and

three-dimensional images. More specifically, Halo "holograms" seem to be of the static volume type, creating an actual three-dimensional image rather than creating

with an expansion on the assault harness featured. An expansion on the assault concept in the previous image. Halo 3 (First appearance) Halo 3: ODST Halo

as wind and fog coming in at different altitudes also feature. Rain and snowstorms were not featured at launch, but may be added in the future. The open

was featured in these builds of Halo: Combat Evolved, and was built in 1998. The design was later reused as the Kai-pattern Seraph later featured in Halo

Campaign promotional image for Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary. Campaign promotional art for Halo 4. Campaign promotional image for Halo: The Master Chief

Canyon promo image. Promotional poster for Halo: Nightfall. Agent Locke, portrayed by Mike Colter. Locke, Wisner and Ramos. Promotional image of Locke's

The demo was also the first reveal of the multiplayer map Zanzibar, and featured the announcement of the release date set for Halo 2: November 9, 2004.

infester form. Stealth form The Stealth form has two images featured in the Art of Halo 3. The images both depict a similar design; a mass of tentacles holding

October 25th and the second on October 27th, replaced the main page with an image of a large face which linked to "TheDefaced"'s website. The front page was

several variants of each weapon available for modification. Each weapon featured variants with increased damage, accuracy, and rate of fire. Unlike most

of NOBLE Team featured in Series 3. Early concept art. Nearly finalized concept art. Nearly finalized concept art. All six NOBLE Team images of Series 3

IIC prosthetic limbs. Concept art for Mirage IIC prosthetic limbs. Teaser image the Mirage IIC core. The backside of Mirage IIC. An offical render of the

art Eaglestrike armor on keyart for the Fractures: Entrenched. Promotional image of the Leadbelcher armor on the Eaglestrike armor core. Eaglestrike-clad

Syfon-pattern assault carrier. The design has featured sporadically in Halo media over the years since, and was notably featured in Halo Infinite as the carrier found

Hesduros Zealot harness. This error is also present in the boss kill list featured in Halo Waypoint's Halo 5: Guardians service record. The front and back

second server that revealed an image. MSN released Iris-themed items, that featured imagery that looked like the image revealed from the second server's

blue-white light could be seen emanating from the interior. These portals featured the ability to generate artificial gravity well, drawing in objects in

rifle. The key art for this operation with watermarks. Promotional image featuring a battle on Illusion. A Spartan employing the visor and the Evolved

the book's development and providing more insight into some of the ships featured. John Mullaney explained that the development process for the book was

John-117 with an M41B SPNKr. Early image of John-117. The map Valhalla. Proposed cover art for the Halo 3 manual featuring John-117 in a group of Marines.

edition of the game, following Halo 4's release. A pre-release image of Halo 4, featuring different colored lighting on Spartan-IV armor. Two Spartan-IVs

expansion. You can help Halopedia by expanding it. The announcement teaser image for Halo: Epitaph. An early exploration of a potential cover for Epitaph

Profile image of the Boltshot in Halo 4. HUD icon of the Boltshot in Halo 4. Angled view of the Z-110 Boltshot in Halo 5: Guardians. Profile image of the

yet". Despite the Forerunner era setting, the Covenant and UNSC forces featured in the game retain the designs of the modern-era Halo setting. Concept

and Promethean Knights. Main article: Rocket Launcher The M57 Pilum is featured as a usable weapon called the "Rocket Launcher", in Halo 5: Guardians.

This article is about deployable equipment featured in Halo 3. For the glitch, see Invincibility glitch. Invincibility modules are a defensive equipment

the Harvest Parliament Building in Utgard. The image displayed the early days of the colony and featured Nils as a happy overweight boy at a land development

left corner of the image (see overview image in the image section) is one of the two bases (the other is in the bottom right of the image). The “Atrium” area

Halo fans from around the world searched for 117 pieces of an image. These pieces of the image were found in emails from Microsoft, Twitch, YouTube videos

art. Concept art. Image used to promote Halo: Combat Evolved. Image used to promote the game. A weapon charm in Halo Infinite featuring the cover of Halo:

Sharquoi's concept art was featured in the Limited Collector's Edition behind the scenes documentary, while storyboards featuring them were later showcased

CCS-class battlecruiser, as seen in the E3 2003 demo. The battlecruisers featured in Halo 3 and most later media have four fins instead of two, like those

Avalanche is a large, symmetrical multiplayer map featured in Halo 3. It is featured as one of the three maps in the Legendary Map Pack that was made available

future. The artwork produced heavily featured the UNSC Frontend, a stand-in ship for the ship that would be featured in gameplay, named after a term in game

of the docks known as Section 21, which closely resembles the Section 14 featured in Headlong. The area is lined by buildings on all but one side, which

Halo: Warfleet – An Illustrated Guide to the Spacecraft of Halo featured a high-resolution image of the Suspa Al pattern, with a great deal of information provided

campaign lead Rob Stokes indicates the Strato-Sentinels would have been featured in the ending of Guardian Forest wherein the Master Chief would activate

the setting to be within High Charity's docking spires, neither image appears to feature the Covenant space station and one seems to be of a human drydock

the Halo games, rather than the lore. This article is about the weapon featured in most Halo games. For other uses of the term "sniper rifle", see its

2: Anniversary, labeled Civilian Warthog. Image of the 2553 'Hog for the Car & Pilot Magazine. Another image of the 2553 'Hog for the Car & Pilot Magazine

following the same theme as the Mark VII armor core, featuring a green visor, an altered image angle, and the removal of the Gatekeeper shoulders from

is about the flamethrower introduced in Halo Wars. For the flamethrower featured in Halo: Combat Evolved for PC and Halo 3, see M7057 flamethrower. The

second server that revealed an image. MSN released Iris themed items, that featured imagery that looked like the image revealed from the second servers

First-person view of dual-wielding Needlers in multiplayer. Promotional image of the Needler. An angled view of the Needler. A profile view of the Needler

position, it managed to transmit several images before being shot down. The F-99 Wombat was originally going to be featured in Halo 3. Though they were omitted

Shortsword cannot be attacked, or destroyed, in-game. The Shortsword is not featured in Halo Wars 2, in which bombing runs carried out via Archer missiles fulfill

Bungie to be purposely put in the game. Lockout was originally planned to be featured as a map variant on Halo: Reach's Forge World and to be near the waterfalls

This article is about the cards featured in Halo 5: Guardians. For the cards featured in Halo Wars 2, see List of Blitz cards. This article lists all REQ