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view of the Shepsu. Another profile view of the Shepsu-pattern plasma cannon. An Unggoy Heavy carrying a Shepsu in Halo 2. The Shepsu-pattern plasma cannon

watchtower. A Spartan-II with a plasma cannon. A Type-52 DESW. HUD of the plasma cannon in Halo 3. HUD of the plasma cannon while detached. A detached turret

largest model of plasma cannon in service, with a bulk and length surpassing the Shepsu-pattern plasma cannon and Pek-pattern plasma cannons favoured by

Sey-pattern plasma cannon Ester-pattern armored frigate - 30x Sey-pattern plasma cannons Sono-pattern plasma cannon Ket-pattern battlecruiser - 42x Sono-pattern

Throughout the guide, the icons for the Pek-pattern plasma cannon are erroneously those of the Shepsu-pattern plasma cannon from Halo 2. On pages 117 and 118, the

seen with a portable Shepsu-pattern plasma cannon. This could be because at the time the video was made, the Pek-pattern plasma cannon had not been developed

variant of the plasma mortar mounted on Wraiths. For other ground-based plasma mortars, see Plasma mortar. The heavy plasma mortar, also known as plasma mortar

Ra'aam-pattern burst cannon. A Ra'aam-pattern burst cannon firing a burst of plasma rounds. A burst artillery atop a rocky hill. An artillery piece behind

Atop the base structure is a single ultra-heavy plasma cannon. Each time the cannon fires, a bolt of plasma is generated in the core and fired up into the

Okarda'phaa-pattern plasma rifles on higher difficulties. An Unggoy Heavy with a Shepsu-pattern plasma cannon in Halo 2. Detailed view of an Unggoy Heavy

piece in the service of the empire. The Skar'wa-pattern is sleek and light in construction, composed of a large ultra-heavy plasma cannon situated atop a large

variants of the Dextro Xur-pattern Spirit dropship. The Mamua'uda-derived heavy plasma cannon on the Wuchek-pattern Spectre. The Murien-pattern heavy plasma

lightest of all Shade variations in use. The Eeo'Pimu's armament consists of two rapid-fire plasma cannons, similar to the Type-44 heavy plasma cannon employed

model of the turret employs a heavy plasma cannon, though its modularity allows additional armaments, including a fuel rod cannon, needle cannon, or a

military. The piece consists of a tripodal base mounting a single ultra-heavy plasma mortar weapon. The mortar is capable of providing long-ranged fires

addition of heavier armour protection and energy shielding, or even the installation of new weapon systems to replace the standard plasma cannons. The Preksheda

concept of strategic withdrawal. Jul 'Mdama's Covenant made extensive use of the Sho'riru-pattern Shade and fielded the weapon during the Battle of Requiem

Concept art of the Banished Gorespike cannon for Halo Infinite. Concept art of the gun and interior of the Gorespike cannon. Concept art of a destroyed

twin rapid-fire heavy plasma cannons. They were originally designed by the War of Beginnings-era Sangheili, and employ the use of "semi-feral" associated

Guardians. For other models of Shade turret, see Shade. The Bmur'resh-pattern Gun Pod is a variant of the venerable Shade series of stationary turrets employed

Umppi'pa'-pattern citadel turret), it is not restricted to only one of these upgrades, and is instead capable of mounting any combination of all three

description: "Shield-reinforced weapon mount fitted with plasma cannons. The plasma weaponry has a high rate of fire and never overheats, allowing for sustained

into Halo 2 by the Digsite project. It features landing gear and Shepsu-pattern plasma cannon door gunners. A storyboard featuring the original Phantom. The

these were some of the final battles of the war, with Truth's fleet and the Fleet of Sacred Consecration making use of the Rizsheda-pattern turret during

and a battle soon erupted but the Covenant, with the support of a Shepsu-pattern plasma cannon, emerged victorious. The team pressed on, descending to a lower

precision. Shuku-pattern turrets are usually placed alongside A'uo'i-pattern sensor emplacement for target acquisition. Shuku-pattern turrets were once

race by the side of the Elites. The events of this demo were featured in the final version of Halo 2. Some of the events and dialog of this demo was changed

Blisterbacks appear to be modelled after the in-game models of the Thrasher missiles. Concept art of Atriox holding an Annihilator missile in Know Your Enemy

he learns of the complete destruction of Alpha Company during Operation: PROMETHEUS. Devastated by the images of the battle and the loss of his soldiers

by a trio of others which followed it by dropping onto his shoulders. John shook them off before one could attach a primed Anskum-pattern plasma grenade