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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
*Tterrab" backwards spells "Barrett", which references Bungie level designer [[Chris Barrett]]. | *Tterrab" backwards spells "Barrett", which references Bungie level designer [[Chris Barrett]]. | ||
*The sign on the Tterrab building in the level | *The sign on the Tterrab building in the level [[Metropolis]] in ''[[Halo 2]]'' originally read "Askloun".<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0yjEi4YnDM '''YouTube:''' ''First Look Halo 2'']</ref> A similarly named company, "[[AMG Transport Dynamics|Asklon]]", would later appear in ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''. | ||
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[[Category:Human Businesses]] | [[Category:Human Businesses]] | ||
Revision as of 14:03, May 21, 2011
Tterrab Industries was a human corporation. Tterrab Industries had a headquarters in downtown New Mombasa on Earth.
A subdivision of the corporation, Tterrab Highway Administration, worked on highways since its corporate symbol, a lower-case "a," is visible on the emergency doors in the highways of the NM 105 E. Also the name of the corporation is seen printed on the highway signs of the Tsavo Highway.
Tterrab Industries may also have worked on Wind Power Station 7 on Zanzibar Island as its symbol can be seen on many of the signs around the station. As well on the abandoned weather station Blackout, as a rectangular piece of equipment is seen in the Server "Shotgun" hallway, fenced off. Logo stamped on the front.
History
In October, 2552, during the Battle of Earth, Mombasa was abandoned and Tterrab Industries appears to have been locked up. The area in front of it, however, was the site of intense fighting between Marines of the 405th Marine Infantry Division and Covenant Wraith tanks, eventually culminating when the Master Chief and a Scarab arrived in the area. The building was not harmed, but it is presumed it was later destroyed anyway when the city was glassed by the Covenant in order to uncover the Forerunner Portal buried under it.
Trivia
- Tterrab" backwards spells "Barrett", which references Bungie level designer Chris Barrett.
- The sign on the Tterrab building in the level Metropolis in Halo 2 originally read "Askloun".[1] A similarly named company, "Asklon", would later appear in Halo 3: ODST.
