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To me, the Type-44 looks almost identical to the Phantom from Halo: Reach. Do you suppose it's possible that Halo:Reach featured Type-44 Phantoms rather than the Type-52? It would fit well with the fact that the Type-44 is an earlier variant SPARTAN-347 19:01, 30 October 2012 (EDT)

The post-game Carnage Report, the strategy guide, the Essential Visual Guide, and the revised Encyclopedia all state that the Phantom in Reach is the Type-52. Considering that the game is set in 2552, at the height of the Covenant's power, it makes sense that the most recent model appears in the game. --Courage never dies. 20:04, 30 October 2012 (EDT)

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	To me, the Type-44 looks almost identical to the Phantom from Halo: Reach. Do you suppose it's possible that Halo:Reach featured Type-44 Phantoms rather than the Type-52? It would fit well with the fact that the Type-44 is an earlier variant [[User talk:SPARTAN-347\|SPARTAN-347]] 19:01, 30 October 2012 (EDT)		To me, the Type-44 looks almost identical to the Phantom from Halo: Reach. Do you suppose it's possible that Halo:Reach featured Type-44 Phantoms rather than the Type-52? It would fit well with the fact that the Type-44 is an earlier variant [[User talk:SPARTAN-347\|SPARTAN-347]] 19:01, 30 October 2012 (EDT)
			:The post-game Carnage Report, the strategy guide, the ''Essential Visual Guide'', and the revised ''Encyclopedia'' all state that the Phantom in ''Reach'' is the Type-52. Considering that the game is set in 2552, at the height of the Covenant's power, it makes sense that the most recent model appears in the game. --[[User talk:Braidenvl\|Courage never dies.]] 20:04, 30 October 2012 (EDT)