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@@heraldofoblivion499 I believe one of their augmentations is telomere gene therapy so ya.

@cyborgsoldier117 the librarian did the leave the galaxy, but she came back. She died on earth during the firing of the halo array. Are you thinking of the Precursors being developed on Bastion?

@ now I’m confused. I have to come across Point of Light again. Who was it that left on Eden forerunner ship when it left Bastion?

@@cyborgsoldier117 are you maybe thinking of chant-to-green, the librarians head lifeworker? She and the librarian started the repopulation on bastion in secret. After the end of the war, there were only monitors left to take care of the planet

@@phoenixaffliction now I do remember when one monitor left Bastion in Eden with Precursor seeds to another galaxy. Right after, Spark urged Ryon Forge to leave so he can hide Bastion from Cortana and the created.

@@cyborgsoldier117 so salty still. I really did not see it coming

@ yeah man and Alice was acting so coldly towards Ash’s response to Mark gone.

@@matthewcox-g2x tree

I'm unsure about grunts But brutes absolutely will

​@@echobloodtear3174depended on the mixture of gas and if they were led by a willing leader, brutes encouraged it, jackets loved human meat, hunters could cut usually won't use our biomass (that one show/series) Elites respected our combat potential and for religious reasons usually won't bother, they were the ones keeping the other races from going to town on us and they even pushed for humans to be placed above grunts meaning we could had replaced the jackels in their eyes (in game marines fill the jackels slot on joint elite/human missions) It was very much a thing....

@@echobloodtear3174In halo infinite I’m pretty sure grunts say something about eating humans

Grunts don't have anything against it, and brutes 100% will

In 2545 during the invasion of Draco III, starving Jackals and Grunts were released to massacre the civilian population and consume/hunt them.

AI not quite as good as Cortana lol

War never changes. But the Covenant War was a slaughter for much of it.

I’ll just add the disclaimer that I have zero problems with people liking the new direction for the lore, and I’m not going to gatekeep over who is and isn’t “a true Halo fan”. I’m just saying that 343 fundamentally altered the canon when they took over.

@@shreksnow1918 interesting

It’s pretty crazy looking into Halo’s cut content. The original confrontation between Truth and the Arbiter was much cooler since it would’ve been revealed that Truth knew all along what the Rings would do, how they’d kill everything. The Arbiter would be disgusted by this revelation, and there’s some dialogue about how the promise that the Great Journey is for everyone was a lie (C3Sabertooth in his video played some unused Arbiter dialogue that was uncovered in a Reach Beta). He’d remove his helmet and throws it on the ground, symbolically representing that he’s no longer a puppet and rejected the title Truth gave him. After killing Truth and deactivating the Array Chief and the Arbiter would go their separate ways as the Ark begins to rip itself apart. The Arbiter would follow Spark to the Ark’s central chamber where they’d find the sarcophagus that housed the Forerunner skeleton who activated the Array and served as the template for humanity (there was also religious symbolism where this being was implied to be the Abrahamic god. Some of the more mythical Bible stories like Noah building an Ark to save life from a coming Flood and God creating man in his image would’ve been recognized in Halo as symbolic retellings of Forerunner history and how they created humans by molding apes into their successors). This revelation that humans were the children of the Covenant’s gods would hit the Arbiter like a freight train, and he’d learn what the war was started to cover up. Those videos are super cool. Definitely watch them if you get the time. Also, more on the topic of Halo cut content we got INSANE amounts of Digsite content from a leak. Like 90 gigabytes released. There’s cut levels, vehicles, weapons, audio, and other stuff. It’s truly crazy how big Bungie originally wanted CE and 2 to be.

@@masterofquest *sentient worms

@@PepeTheJonkler 😉

One can only imagine

Literal pestilent mist😂

The Spartan program was a marvel of human engineering. Supersoldiers, augmented and armored, the pinnacle of human combat prowess. But beneath the gleaming titanium and advanced weaponry lay a darker secret. The MJOLNIR armor, the pinnacle of human engineering, wasn't just metal and circuitry. It was alive. The story began innocently enough. Genetic engineering had advanced by leaps and bounds. Scientists, desperate to create a material both strong and adaptable, turned to nature. They found their inspiration in the most unlikely of places - Bear Grylls. The famed adventurer, renowned for his resilience and ability to survive in the harshest environments, became the unwitting source material. His DNA, spliced and amplified, formed the basis of a bio-synthetic material. It was incredibly strong, self-repairing, and even interfaced with the Spartan's nervous system, enhancing reflexes and amplifying strength. But something went wrong. The cloned material, while obedient in most ways, had a mind of its own. It was sentient, a hive mind born from the DNA of a man who thrived on pushing his body to the absolute limit. The first signs were subtle. A tingling sensation, a feeling of being watched. Spartans reported feeling a primal urge, a desire to test their limits, to push themselves beyond human endurance. Some even described hallucinations, visions of wild landscapes, of brutal challenges. Then came the changes. The armor, once a passive tool, became an active participant. It would subtly adjust, tightening, constricting, pushing the Spartan towards greater exertion. It whispered commands, urging them to fight harder, to kill faster, to embrace the pain. The Spartans, already driven by duty and a warrior's spirit, found themselves pushed to the brink. They became more aggressive, more ruthless. Their bodies, enhanced by the armor, pushed beyond their limits, suffered from accelerated aging, internal bleeding, and a constant, gnawing hunger. The worst cases were truly horrifying. The armor, driven by its own primal urges, began to consume the Spartan within. Bone spurs erupted from the armor's plating, piercing the flesh. Tendrils of bio-synthetic material wriggled beneath the skin, mimicking muscles and tendons, vying for control. The Spartans, once symbols of human ingenuity, became grotesque parodies of themselves. Twisted, monstrous figures, driven by a primal rage, their minds consumed by the will of the armor, the Bear within. The program was ultimately shut down, the remaining suits destroyed. But the whispers persisted, tales of rogue suits, still active, still seeking a host, still driven by that primal urge, that insatiable hunger. The legacy of Bear Grylls, once a symbol of human resilience, became a chilling reminder of the dangers of unchecked ambition and the terrifying consequences of playing God.

@@jakehinton732 🫡

Protein bar

​@@maestreiluminati87 NAH 💀

@@Gecko69420 EVERYONES talking about it!

Didn't the elites kill most if not all of them after the Human/Covenant war?

you're not my supervisor!!

Source on that one?

@@phoenixaffliction i think it was in halo fall of reach, ch 27

@@tartusmaximus179 from the halo encyclopedia and the books shadow of intent and divine wind!

Indeed!

@@Aidan-hl4wc 🤣

@@greg-nx4jq AI sure does suck at making a spartan

@@Shadow-tj1ly 🙏

@ here’s my sub it won’t make a big difference but I’ll see your content

@Shadow-tj1ly all help is appreciated, thank you Spartan 🫡

@BladeswolfParadox I sure could've but it's hard to find instances of Spartans being injured in the available media.

@@phoenixaffliction Thats fair ig, most art wants to depict them as almost demigods so it makes sense

​@@phoenixaffliction I get it but I honestly think anything would've been better.