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| ==The Arbiter== | ==The Arbiter== | ||
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| ⚫ | '''Captain Keyes''' was the experienced commander of the ''Pillar of Autumn''. Captain Keyes dies by the end of ''Halo: Combat Evolved'', but is survived by his daughter, Miranda, who makes an appearance in ''Halo 2''. | ||
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| His interest in her, besides her much improved body ], is unknown. | His interest in her, besides her much improved body ], is unknown. | ||
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==Avery Johnson== | ||
| '''Sergeant Johnson''' is a ] who leads a group of human marines against ] and ] assaults throughout the first and second games. He is best known for his boastful, tough-guy attitude. He also seems to never die. In the beginning of ''Halo 2'', an engineer on the ''Cairo'' orbital station asks him how he survived and made it back to Earth . He answers that the information is classified. (In a more literal sense, when playing alongside Johnson in the single-player campaign, he literally cannot be killed.) | '''Sergeant Avery Johnson''' is a ] who leads a group of human marines against ] and ] assaults throughout the first and second games. He is best known for his boastful, tough-guy attitude. He also seems to never die. In the beginning of ''Halo 2'', an engineer on the ''Cairo'' orbital station asks him how he survived and made it back to Earth . He answers that the information is classified. (In a more literal sense, when playing alongside Johnson in the single-player campaign, he literally cannot be killed.) | ||
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| * "For a brick, he flew pretty good!" | * "For a brick, he flew pretty good!" | ||
| ⚫ | ==Captain Keyes== | ||
| ⚫ | ==Master Chief (John-117)== | ||
| ⚫ | '''Captain Keyes''' was the experienced commander of the ''Pillar of Autumn''. Captain Keyes dies by the end of ''Halo: Combat Evolved'', but is survived by his daughter, Miranda, who makes an appearance in ''Halo 2''. | ||
| ⚫ | See ]. | ||
| ==Miranda Keyes== | ==Miranda Keyes== | ||
| '''Miranda Keyes''' is the daughter of Captain Keyes, and first appears in ''Halo 2''. She is a Commander in the UNSC Navy, and is the commander of the ''UNSC In Amber Clad''. She later turns out to be The Reclaimer, like Master Chief. | '''Miranda Keyes''' is the daughter of Captain Keyes, and first appears in ''Halo 2''. She is a Commander in the UNSC Navy, and is the commander of the ''UNSC In Amber Clad''. She later turns out to be The Reclaimer, like Master Chief. | ||
| ⚫ | ==Master Chief (John-117)== | ||
| ⚫ | See ]. | ||
| ]] | ]] | ||
Revision as of 03:01, 29 November 2004
Fictional characters from the Halo series: Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2.
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343 Guilty Spark
See 343 Guilty Spark.
The Arbiter
See Arbiter (Halo).
Chips Dubbo
Pvt. Chips Dubbo (voiced by Andrew McKage) is an Australian Marine in Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2. His distinctive dialect, unmistakable smart remarks and laid-back attitude make him instantly recognisable. Chips is particulary good at manning the Warthog's main 7.62mm gatling gun.
There has been some comparison between Chips Dubbo and Steve Irwin.
Observant players of Halo will notice that the character model for Pvt. Dubbo is different between Halo 1 and Halo 2.
Dubbo is a town in the state of New South Wales that because of its unique name is recognisable to nearly all Australians.
Quotes
- "Where'd ya get ya licence?"
- "Can you see out of that bloody visor?"
- "Get yer own I saw 'em first!"
- "That thing on the left: it's the brake!"
- "Look at the size of that roadkill!"
- "Mate! Nice 'n smooth now."
- "Hey look! A Mark Five."
- "Let's do it! Lets go!"
- "Don't try to play dead on me pal!"
- "Come on! floor it!"
- "Did anybody see me? I kicked ass!"
- "Don't bother gettin' up, buddy! I'll keep you down!"
- "Sir, the Captain needs you on the Bridge A.S.A.P - better follow me!"
- "The Cavalry's arrived!"
- "Taking heavy fire."
- "Let's roll!"
- "Come on! It's more fun shooting 'em!"
- "Firing!"
- "Covering fire!"
Cortana
See Cortana (Halo).
Gravemind
Gravemind is an alien entity of The Flood in Halo 2. Gravemind remains mostly unknown, however due to its short appearances in Halo 2, a small amount of data about it and the nature of the Flood parasite can be inferred.
Gravemind appears to be the controlling intelligence behind the parasitical Flood hive. In this way, he appears similar to a puppetmaster. Gravemind appears to be close to omnipresence, in the sense that he appears not to occupy any single location, but rather seems to be distributed throughout a large part of the hidden underground caverns that encircle the Halo "ringworld" (similar in some respects to the real world King Clone Fungus). Gravemind also seems to harbour an intelligence approaching omniscience, since he appears to be capable of absorbing the knowledge of all Flood hosts. Whether there is more than one Gravemind is open to speculation, it is possible that on each Halo ringworld, assuming each one has a Flood infestation, a controlling Gravemind could be formed.
Also, the Gravemind we see in the game, on Installation 05, appears to be capable of utilizing Halo's teleportation grid to transport anything and indeed himself (or at least a part of himself) anywhere on the ring and beyond to a limited distance. Being a Flood organism, how he uses the grid at all is a mystery, as only A.I.s Cortana and 343 Guilty Spark could access it in the previous game, on a different Halo. Still, there is much more about enigmatic character that we do not know.
Gravemind more than once speaks in rhyme. In the post-credits end cinematic of Halo 2, Gravemind recites this verse to Cortana:
- Silence fills the empty grave now that I am gone,
- But my mind is not at rest, for questions linger on.
- I will ask and you will answer.
His interest in her, besides her much improved body rendering, is unknown.
Avery Johnson
Sergeant Avery Johnson is a Marine who leads a group of human marines against Covenant and Flood assaults throughout the first and second games. He is best known for his boastful, tough-guy attitude. He also seems to never die. In the beginning of Halo 2, an engineer on the Cairo orbital station asks him how he survived and made it back to Earth . He answers that the information is classified. (In a more literal sense, when playing alongside Johnson in the single-player campaign, he literally cannot be killed.)
Quotes
From cinematics and gameplay:
- "I know I'm pretty, but we've gotta get to work!"
- "Hey bastards, knock knock!"
- "Back when I joined the Corps, we didn't have any fancy-shmancy tanks, we had sticks... two sticks and a rock. And we had to share the rock."
- "Usually the Lord works in mysterious ways, but not today. This here is 66 tons of straight up, HE spewing, divine intervention! If God is love, then you can call me Cupid!"
- "Dear humanity, we regret being alien bastards, we regret comin' to Earth, and we most definitely regret that the Corps just blew up our raggedy-ass fleet!"
- "Do I look like an 8-foot-tall blue alien monster to you?"
- "Oh, I know what the ladies like."
- "Get tactical, Marines!"
- "Dammit, Jenkins, fire your weapon! Don't even think about it, Marine."
- "Boy, you always got a bad feeling about somethin'."
- "Hey, mowhawk! How's that feel?"
- "For a brick, he flew pretty good!"
Captain Keyes
Captain Keyes was the experienced commander of the Pillar of Autumn. Captain Keyes dies by the end of Halo: Combat Evolved, but is survived by his daughter, Miranda, who makes an appearance in Halo 2.
Miranda Keyes
Miranda Keyes is the daughter of Captain Keyes, and first appears in Halo 2. She is a Commander in the UNSC Navy, and is the commander of the UNSC In Amber Clad. She later turns out to be The Reclaimer, like Master Chief.
Master Chief (John-117)
See John-117.
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