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The '''Type-25 Shade''' is a [[Covenant]] turret and one of the several emplacement models commonly identified as [[Shade]]s.{{Ref/Reuse|universe}}


The '''Type-25 Shade''' is a [[Covenant]] turret and one of the several emplacement models commonly identified as [[Shade]]s.{{Ref/Reuse|universe}}
The model was first encountered and [[Type classification system|type-classified]] by the [[United Nations Space Command]] in [[2525]], during the [[Human-Covenant War]]. Analysts of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] believe that the [[heavy plasma cannon]] mounted on the {{Pattern|Dextro Xur|Spirit}} [[dropship]] is a slightly older variation of the weapon installed on the Type-25 Shade.{{Ref/Reuse|universe}}
 
==Production notes==
To date, the only reference ever provided for the Type-25 Shade is a single mention in an older (now-defunct) [[Halo Waypoint]] article about the [[Spirit]] dropship. In the article, the Spirit's main ''Murien''-pattern [[heavy plasma cannon]] is likened to an older model of the Type-25 Shade, with a link to the Halo Waypoint article on the Shade turret,  which itself makes no mention of a Type-25 model.


The model was first encountered and documented by the [[United Nations Space Command]] in [[2525]], during the [[Human-Covenant War]]. Analysts of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] believe that the [[heavy plasma cannon]] mounted on the {{Pattern|Dextro Xur|Spirit}} [[dropship]] is a slightly older variation of the weapon installed on the Type-25 Shade.{{Ref/Reuse|universe}}
Given the similarity of the Spirit plasma cannon in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'' to the {{Pattern|Mamua'uda|Shade|}} (or, Type-29 Shade) featured in that game, it is likely that the mention of the Type-25 is simply a typo, with the Spirit Waypoint article intended to point to the Type-29 Shade as the plasma cannon's basis.


==Sources==
==Sources==

Latest revision as of 00:46, November 8, 2023

Type-25 Shade
Production information

Product line:

Shade[1]

Model:

Type-25[1]

Usage

Affiliation:

Covenant[1]

 

The Type-25 Shade is a Covenant turret and one of the several emplacement models commonly identified as Shades.[1]

The model was first encountered and type-classified by the United Nations Space Command in 2525, during the Human-Covenant War. Analysts of the Office of Naval Intelligence believe that the heavy plasma cannon mounted on the Dextro Xur-pattern Spirit dropship is a slightly older variation of the weapon installed on the Type-25 Shade.[1]

Production notes[edit]

To date, the only reference ever provided for the Type-25 Shade is a single mention in an older (now-defunct) Halo Waypoint article about the Spirit dropship. In the article, the Spirit's main Murien-pattern heavy plasma cannon is likened to an older model of the Type-25 Shade, with a link to the Halo Waypoint article on the Shade turret, which itself makes no mention of a Type-25 model.

Given the similarity of the Spirit plasma cannon in Halo: Combat Evolved to the Mamua'uda-pattern (or, Type-29 Shade) featured in that game, it is likely that the mention of the Type-25 is simply a typo, with the Spirit Waypoint article intended to point to the Type-29 Shade as the plasma cannon's basis.

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e Halo Waypoint, Spirit (Retrieved on Nov 1, 2020) [archive]