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* NamedAfterTheInjury: The Elite Rtas 'Vadum is also known as Half-Jaw after he lost two mandibles fighting the flood.
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* ''Series/{{Halo 2022}}'' Television Series (Upcoming): A nine-episode AlternateContinuity series produced by Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to premiere on Creator/ParamountPlus on March 24, 2022.[[/index]]

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* ''Film/HaloNightfall'' (2014): A five-part series produced by Creator/RidleyScott, starring ONI agent [[VideoGame/Halo5Guardians Jameson Locke]].[[/index]]
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* ''Film/HaloNightfall'' (2014): A five-part series produced by Creator/RidleyScott, starring ONI agent [[VideoGame/Halo5Guardians Jameson Locke]].[[/index]]
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* ''The Cortana Letters'' (1999): The very first piece of ''Halo'' media to be released, involving a series of emails sent to a ''VideoGame/{{Marathon}}'' fan site. The letters are written from Cortana's perspective, and represent a radically different version of the story that we got in the final version of ''Combat Evolved''. As such, the ''Cortana Letters'' are considered non-canon, though they have been recontextualised and referenced in a BroadStrokes capacity on occasion.



* ''The Cortana Letters'' (1999): The very first piece of ''Halo'' media to be released, involving a series of emails sent to a ''VideoGame/{{Marathon}}'' fan site. The letters are written from Cortana's perspective, and represent a radically different version of the story that we got in the final version of ''Combat Evolved''. As such, the ''Cortana Letters'' are considered non-canon, though they have been recontextualised and referenced in a BroadStrokes capacity on occasion.
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* ''Halo'' Television Series (Upcoming): A nine-episode AlternateContinuity series produced by Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to premiere on Creator/ParamountPlus on March 24, 2022.

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* ''Halo'' ''Series/{{Halo 2022}}'' Television Series (Upcoming): A nine-episode AlternateContinuity series produced by Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to premiere on Creator/ParamountPlus on March 24, 2022.
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** ''Literature/HaloOutcasts'' (Upcoming): A novel featuring Thel 'Vadam and Olympia Vale in the aftermath of ''Halo 5: Guardians'', also picking up some plot threads from ''Halo: Oblivion''.

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** ''Literature/HaloOutcasts'' (Upcoming): A novel featuring Thel 'Vadam and Olympia Vale in the aftermath of ''Halo 5: Guardians'', also picking up some plot threads from serving as a distant sequel to ''Halo: Oblivion''.
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** ''Literature/HaloOutcasts'' (Upcoming): A novel featuring Thel 'Vadam and Olympia Vale in the aftermath of ''Halo 5: Guardians'', also picking up some plot threads from ''Halo: Oblivion''.
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Wrong character; Half-Jaw is the Spec-Ops Commander / Shipmaster / Rtas 'Vadum(ee).


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* LethalJokeItem: The Plasma Pistol and Needler, in a way. In the hands of a Grunt or a Jackal (the most likely places to find them), they hardly do ScratchDamage except on the higher difficulties, but in the hands of a player the pistol alone has been the basis of several game-bending-if-not-[[GameBreaker breaking]] combos (such as the infamous [[FanNickname Noob Combo]] of Plasma Pistol/Battle Rifle), and the Needler has the unique distinction of being one of the few Covenant weapon that is particularly effective against unshielded targets (along with its ranged counterpart in ''Halo: Reach'', the Needle Rifle).

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* LethalJokeItem: The Plasma Pistol and Needler, in a way. In the hands of a Grunt or a Jackal (the most likely places to find them), they hardly do ScratchDamage except on the higher difficulties, but in the hands of a player the pistol alone has been the basis of several game-bending-if-not-[[GameBreaker breaking]] combos (such as the infamous [[FanNickname Noob Combo]] "Noob Combo" of Plasma Pistol/Battle Rifle), and the Needler has the unique distinction of being one of the few Covenant weapon that is particularly effective against unshielded targets (along with its ranged counterpart in ''Halo: Reach'', the Needle Rifle).



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* ''Halo'' Television Series (Upcoming): A nine-episode AlternateContinuity series produced by Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to premiere on Creator/ParamountPlus in the first quarter of 2022.

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* ''Halo'' Television Series (Upcoming): A nine-episode AlternateContinuity series produced by Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to premiere on Creator/ParamountPlus in the first quarter of on March 24, 2022.
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Or to be more clear, the same reason why we don't have a page for the Ferrets books as a whole (as opposed to individual entries).


* ''Kilo-Five Trilogy'': A series bridging ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo 4'' which focuses on the eponymous ONI black-ops team and its rather morally dubious missions to ensure humanity's dominance in the wake of the Covenant's [[EnemyCivilWar Great Schism]].

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* ''Kilo-Five ''The Kilo-Five Trilogy'': A series bridging ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo 4'' which focuses on the eponymous ONI black-ops team and its rather morally dubious missions to ensure humanity's dominance in the wake of the Covenant's [[EnemyCivilWar Great Schism]].
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Not sure we should necessarily make a red link for it, for the same reasons we don't have one for say, Troy Denning's Ferrets books. Honestly, even the Forerunner Saga page is kind of an odd one out.


* The ''Literature/KiloFiveTrilogy'': A series bridging ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo 4'' which focuses on the eponymous ONI black-ops team and its rather morally dubious missions to ensure humanity's dominance in the wake of the Covenant's [[EnemyCivilWar Great Schism]].

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* The ''Literature/KiloFiveTrilogy'': ''Kilo-Five Trilogy'': A series bridging ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo 4'' which focuses on the eponymous ONI black-ops team and its rather morally dubious missions to ensure humanity's dominance in the wake of the Covenant's [[EnemyCivilWar Great Schism]].
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As confimed here. Also, google seems to indicate that it's been cut down to nine episodes.


* ''Halo'' Television Series (Upcoming): A ten-episode series produced by Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to air on Creator/ParamountPlus in the first quarter of 2022.

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* ''Halo'' Television Series (Upcoming): A ten-episode nine-episode AlternateContinuity series produced by Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to air premiere on Creator/ParamountPlus in the first quarter of 2022.
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* UndeadCounterpart:
** The Flood (basically space zombies) develop distinct forms based on the lifeforms they infect, and after [[Videogame/HaloCombatEvolved Halo 1]] they infect enemies to get Sangheili combat forms ([[EliteMook which tend to have energy shields and plasma swords]]) and Brute combat forms ([[LightningBruiser the strongest combat variant]]). Some species lack Flood forms, due to either being too weak to be useful beyond providing bio-mass (Grunts and Jackals), or being [[StarfishAlien too alien in biology]] to properly infect (Hunters and Engineers).
** Though flood-infected humans are in almost every Halo game, normal people don't show up as enemies in most Halo games. ''Videogame/HaloWars'' is an exception and has both human enemies and flood-infected human enemies, fulfilling this trope.
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** Following in the tradition of Bungie's ''VideoGame/{{Marathon}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Oni}}'', enemies in ''Halo'' are color coded to denote rank; orange or blue for rookies, red for veterans, black for spec ops, and silver or gold for the super-tough BossInMooksClothing types.

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** Following in the tradition of Bungie's ''VideoGame/{{Marathon}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Oni}}'', enemies in ''Halo'' are color coded to denote rank; orange or blue for rookies, red for veterans, black for spec ops, and silver or gold for the super-tough BossInMooksClothing BossInMookClothing types.
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* GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion: The Master Chief Collection was originally just a compilation of mainline games to that point as an UpdatedRerelease with newer graphics and a few superficial changes to the levels themselves. Once all games were included and a seasonal content model was implemented, the collection started offering brand new gametypes and character customization options to unlock that were not available in the original release. This turned out to be [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools very well respected by the community]], as no one expected them to give such attention to the older games like this.

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* AliensAreBastards: Zigzagged with the Covenant. Though many of its members are shown to be absolute bastards to both humanity and each other, most of the Covenant isn't evil, they're just being manipulated, coerced, or enslaved by the Prophets (and even ''they're'' not ''completely'' evil). Even the Brutes, the most [[BloodKnight brutal and violent of the races]], have some decent people. The Flood ''are'' evil, but there's an implication that the Gravemind genuinely thinks that it's doing the right thing by assimilating everyone (though ''Literature/TheForerunnerSaga'' implies its true purpose may be far more malevolent). By the time of the second game, a combination of the Prophets' backstabbing of the Elites and revelations about the Halos' true purpose causes many members of the Covenant to rebel and join with humanity.

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Covenant. Though many of its members are shown to be absolute bastards to both humanity and each other, most of the Covenant isn't evil, they're just being manipulated, coerced, or enslaved by the Prophets (and even ''they're'' not ''completely'' evil). Even the Brutes, the most [[BloodKnight brutal and violent of the races]], have some decent people. The Flood ''are'' evil, but there's an implication that the Gravemind genuinely thinks that it's doing the right thing by assimilating everyone (though ''Literature/TheForerunnerSaga'' implies its true purpose may be far more malevolent). By the time of the second game, a combination of the Prophets' backstabbing of the Elites and revelations about the Halos' true purpose causes many members of the Covenant to rebel and join with humanity.


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** The Banished are shown to be much more egalitarian than the original Covenant, with people of any species able to climb the ranks if they prove themselves, and Atriox was even willing to permit humans to join the Banished, a first for any of the series' villains (though very, very few humans seem to have done so). And their motivation is a simple case of NeverBeHurtAgain. They're harsh and brutal, but they're motivated by fear of being oppressed rather than lust for power.

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* The ''Kilo-Five'' trilogy: A series bridging ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo 4'' which focuses on the eponymous ONI black-ops team and its rather morally dubious missions to ensure humanity's dominance in the wake of the Covenant's [[EnemyCivilWar Great Schism]].

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* The ''Kilo-Five'' trilogy: ''Literature/KiloFiveTrilogy'': A series bridging ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo 4'' which focuses on the eponymous ONI black-ops team and its rather morally dubious missions to ensure humanity's dominance in the wake of the Covenant's [[EnemyCivilWar Great Schism]].

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* ''The Eric Nylund Trilogy'': A loose trilogy which established the bulk of the series' backstory.
** ''Literature/HaloTheFallOfReach'' (2001): A prequel to ''Combat Evolved'' and the book that spawned the expanded universe, written concurrently with the original game. Reissued in 2010 and 2011 with retcons and bonus content.
** ''Literature/HaloFirstStrike'' (2003): Bridges the events of ''Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 2''. Reissued in 2010 with retcons and bonus content.
** ''Literature/HaloGhostsOfOnyx'' (2006): Continues the story of the characters from ''First Strike'' and introduces the SPARTAN-III program. Most of the events take place concurrently with ''Halo 2''.
* ''Gray Team Series'': A pair of books which focus on the trials of Gray Team, a trio of Spartan-II's trained for conducting long-term missions without any support.
** ''Literature/HaloTheColeProtocol'' (2008): A standalone story that focuses on a few events in the Outer Colonies early on in the Human-Covenant War.
** ''Literature/HaloEnvoy'' (2017): A novel about inter-species tensions on a joint human-Sangheili colony which also serves as a semi-sequel to ''The Cole Protocol''.

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* ''The Eric Nylund Trilogy'': A loose trilogy which established became the bulk primary foundation of the series' backstory.
franchise's expanded universe.
** ''Literature/HaloTheFallOfReach'' (2001): A prequel to ''Combat Evolved'' which established its primary background lore, including the origin story of both the Master Chief and the book that spawned the expanded universe, written concurrently with the original game.Cortana. Reissued in 2010 and 2011 with retcons and bonus content.
** ''Literature/HaloFirstStrike'' (2003): Bridges An interquel bridging the events of ''Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 2''. Reissued in 2010 with retcons and bonus content.
** ''Literature/HaloGhostsOfOnyx'' (2006): Continues the story of the characters from A companion piece to ''Halo 2'' (with which it mostly takes place concurrently with) that also serves as a semi-sequel to ''First Strike'' and introduces the origin story for the SPARTAN-III program. Most of the events take place concurrently with ''Halo 2''.
program.
* ''Gray Team Series'': A pair of books novels which focus on the trials of Gray Team, a trio of Spartan-II's Spartan-[=IIs=] trained for conducting long-term missions without any support.
** ''Literature/HaloTheColeProtocol'' (2008): A standalone story that focuses on a few events in the Outer Colonies set early on in the Human-Covenant War.
War about a massive GambitPileup in a markedly rebellious corner of the Outer Colonies.
** ''Literature/HaloEnvoy'' (2017): A novel story set nearly six years after the end of ''Halo 3'' about inter-species tensions on a joint human-Sangheili colony which also serves as a semi-sequel to ''The Cole Protocol''.colony.



** ''Literature/HaloCryptum'' (2011): Told by the Forerunner Bornstellar, who discovers the [[SealedGoodInACan Cryptum of the exiled Didact]].
** ''Literature/HaloPrimordium'' (2012): Told by the prehistoric human Chakas about his adventures on the 7th Halo ring.
** ''Literature/HaloSilentium'' (2013): Told by the Catalog, a Forerunner of the Juridical rate, about the war with the Flood and the activation of the Halo array.
* The ''Kilo-Five'' trilogy: A novel series bridging ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo 4''.
** ''Literature/HaloGlasslands'' (2011): A sequel to ''Ghosts of Onyx'' chronicling the UNSC's post-war efforts.
** ''Literature/HaloTheThursdayWar'' (2012): Depicts the opening salvos of the Sangheili civil war, and introduces [[CoolStarship the UNSC Infinity]] and the Covenant remnant.
** ''Literature/HaloMortalDictata'' (2014): The conclusion to the Kilo-Five story set in the outskirt human and Covenant worlds that deals mostly with the moral fallout of the SPARTAN-II program.
* ''Alpha-Nine Series'': A pair of books focusing on the ODST squad Alpha-Nine, the same one featured in ''VideoGame/Halo3ODST''.
** ''Literature/HaloNewBlood'' (2015): A novella detailing what happened to Gunnery Sergeant Edward Buck after the events of ''[[VideoGame/Halo3ODST ODST]]''.
** ''Literature/HaloBadBlood'' (2018): A sequel to ''New Blood'' taking place after the events of ''Halo 5: Guardians''.
* ''Ferrets Series'': A series focusing on a secretive Spartan-III team of "Ferrets" led by Veta Lopis, who are tasked with investigating threats to humanity.
** ''Literature/HaloLastLight'' (2015): A novel set after the events of ''Glasslands'', detailing one of Blue Team's missions on a remote human colony, where a seemingly simple serial murder investigation uncovers something much bigger...
** ''Literature/HaloRetribution'' (2017): A sequel to ''Last Light'' detailing an investigation into the murder of a UNSC admiral and the abduction of her family.
** ''Literature/HaloDivineWind'' (2021)
* ''Rion Series'': A series focusing on the journey of Rion Forge, daughter of VideoGame/HaloWars' Sergeant Forge.
** ''Literature/HaloSmokeAndShadow'' (2016): A novella set after the original trilogy, about a salvager seeking to find out what happened to her father and his ship, the UNSC ''[[VideoGame/HaloWars Spirit of Fire]]''.
** ''Literature/HaloRenegades'' (2019): A sequel to ''Smoke and Shadow'' that also serves as a followup to certain plot threads from ''The Forerunner Saga''.
** ''Literature/HaloPointOfLight'' (2021): A sequel to ''Renegades''.
* ''A Master Chief Story'': A sub-series applied to a range of stories that feature the Master Chief as their protagonist.
** ''Literature/HaloSilentStorm'' (2018): A novel focusing on the Master Chief, set in the first year of the Human-Covenant War.

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** ''Literature/HaloCryptum'' (2011): Told by the young Forerunner Bornstellar, who discovers whose discovery of the [[SealedGoodInACan Cryptum of the exiled Didact]].
Didact's Cryptum]] tosses him right into the center of a myriad of grand plans and conspiracies.
** ''Literature/HaloPrimordium'' (2012): Told by the prehistoric human Chakas about his adventures on the 7th seventh Halo ring.
** ''Literature/HaloSilentium'' (2013): Told A collection of records compiled by the Catalog, a Forerunner of the Juridical rate, investigators about the final years of the war with the Flood and the activation of the Halo array.
Array.
* The ''Kilo-Five'' trilogy: A novel series bridging ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo 4''.
4'' which focuses on the eponymous ONI black-ops team and its rather morally dubious missions to ensure humanity's dominance in the wake of the Covenant's [[EnemyCivilWar Great Schism]].
** ''Literature/HaloGlasslands'' (2011): A sequel Explores the immediate aftermath of ''Halo 3'', and also serves as a semi-sequel to ''Ghosts of Onyx'' chronicling the UNSC's post-war efforts.
Onyx''.
** ''Literature/HaloTheThursdayWar'' (2012): Depicts Primarily focusing on the opening salvos of the Sangheili civil war, and introduces [[CoolStarship Sangheili's [[CivilWar Blooding Years]], the novel also serves as a semi-prequel to ''Halo 4'' with its introduction of the UNSC Infinity]] ''Infinity'' and the Covenant remnant.
** ''Literature/HaloMortalDictata'' (2014): The conclusion to the Kilo-Five story set in the outskirt human and trilogy, centering around a multi-sided race to seize a wayward Covenant worlds that deals mostly with battlecruiser, while also focusing on the moral fallout of the SPARTAN-II program.
* ''Alpha-Nine Series'': A pair of books focusing on the ODST squad Alpha-Nine, the same one Alpha-Nine featured in ''VideoGame/Halo3ODST''.
''Halo 3: ODST''.
** ''Literature/HaloNewBlood'' (2015): A novella detailing what happened to Gunnery Sergeant Edward Buck and the rest of Alpha-Nine were up to in the years after the events of ''[[VideoGame/Halo3ODST ODST]]''.
''ODST''.
** ''Literature/HaloBadBlood'' (2018): A direct sequel to ''New Blood'' taking place after focusing on Alpha-Nine's exploits in the events immediate aftermath of ''Halo 5: Guardians''.
* ''Ferrets Series'': A series focusing on the "Ferrets", a secretive Spartan-III team of "Ferrets" led by Veta Lopis, a former civilian detective who are tasked with covertly investigating various threats to humanity.
** ''Literature/HaloLastLight'' (2015): A novel set right after the events of ''Glasslands'', detailing one of Blue Team's missions a joint Spartan-II/Spartan-III mission on a remote human colony, where a seemingly simple serial murder investigation uncovers something much bigger...
** ''Literature/HaloRetribution'' (2017): A direct sequel to ''Last Light'' detailing an the Ferrets' investigation into the murder of a UNSC admiral and the abduction of her family.
** ''Literature/HaloDivineWind'' (2021)
(2021): Set after the events of both ''Halo 5: Guardians'' and ''Halo Wars 2'', the Ferrets must now infiltrate a Covenant splinter group to prevent them from activating the Halo Array.
* ''Rion Series'': A series focusing on the journey adventures of the independent salvage ship ''Ace of Spades'' and its captain Rion Forge, daughter of VideoGame/HaloWars' ''VideoGame/HaloWars''[='s=] Sergeant Forge.
** ''Literature/HaloSmokeAndShadow'' (2016): A novella set after the original trilogy, slightly before ''Halo 4'' about a salvager seeking Rion's attempts to find out what happened to her father and his ship, the rest of the UNSC ''[[VideoGame/HaloWars Spirit ''Spirit of Fire]]''.
Fire''[='s=] crew.
** ''Literature/HaloRenegades'' (2019): A sequel continuation of Rion's quest to ''Smoke and Shadow'' find her father that also serves as a followup to certain plot threads from ''The Forerunner Saga''.
** ''Literature/HaloPointOfLight'' (2021): A sequel to ''Renegades''.
''Renegades'' set concurrently with ''Halo 5: Guardians'' which focuses on the newest crewmate of the ''Ace of Spades'', a remnant of ancient times with a mission to right one of the Forerunners' greatest wrongs.
* ''A Master Chief Story'': A sub-series applied to a range wide-ranging collection of stories novels that feature the Master Chief as their protagonist.
** ''Literature/HaloSilentStorm'' (2018): A novel focusing on stylistic throwback to the Master Chief, set early ''Halo'' novels that focuses on a desperate covert operation in the first year of the Human-Covenant War.War, one that must succeed if humanity is to survive another year.



** ''Literature/HaloShadowsOfReach'' (2020): An interquel set between ''Halo 5: Guardians'' and ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' that features Blue Team returning to a glassed Reach to recover potentially vital assets.
* ''Battle Born'': A duology of young adult stories, focused on the lives of four teenagers as their colony is invaded by the Covenant.
** ''Literature/HaloBattleBorn'' (2019): A novel revolving around four teenagers and an injured Spartan trying to survive a Covenant invasion.
** ''Literature/HaloMeridianDivide'' (2019): A sequel to ''Battle Born'' focusing on a local militia's efforts to prevent a Forerunner artifact from falling into Covenant hands.

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** ''Literature/HaloShadowsOfReach'' (2020): An interquel set between ''Halo 5: Guardians'' and ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' ''Halo Infinite'' that features Blue Team returning to a glassed Reach to recover potentially vital assets.
* ''Battle Born'': A duology of young adult stories, focused on stories about the lives of trials undergone by four teenagers as when their colony is invaded by the Covenant.
** ''Literature/HaloBattleBorn'' (2019): A novel revolving around four teenagers and In the opening days of the aforementioned invasion, an injured Spartan trying Spartan-III must quickly teach a small group of teenage survivors how to survive a effectively fight back before the Covenant invasion.
kill them all.
** ''Literature/HaloMeridianDivide'' (2019): A direct sequel to ''Battle Born'' focusing on Born'', with the now-experienced teenagers joining a local militia's efforts to prevent a Forerunner artifact from falling into Covenant hands.



** ''Literature/HaloContactHarvest'' (2007): A prequel that showcases first contact with the Covenant and the start of the Human-Covenant War.

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** ''Literature/HaloContactHarvest'' (2007): A prequel that showcases humanity's first contact with the Covenant and the political machinations behind the start of the Human-Covenant War.war.



** ''Literature/HaloShadowOfIntent'' (2015): A novella about what happened to Rtas 'Vadum, aka the Shipmaster/Spec-Ops Commander "Half-Jaw", after the events of ''Halo 3''.

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** ''Literature/HaloShadowOfIntent'' (2015): A novella about what happened to Rtas 'Vadum, aka 'Vadum (aka the Shipmaster/Spec-Ops Commander "Half-Jaw", Shipmaster/"Half-Jaw") right after the events of ''Halo 3''.



** ''Literature/HaloTheRubiconProtocol'' (2022): A prequel to ''Halo Infinite'', focusing on the efforts of scattered UNSC forces to mount a resistance against the Banished during the early stages of the conflict on Zeta Halo.

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** ''Literature/HaloTheRubiconProtocol'' (2022): (Upcoming): A prequel to ''Halo Infinite'', focusing on the efforts of scattered UNSC forces to mount a resistance against the Banished during the early stages of the conflict on Zeta Halo.Halo. Set for release on June 28, 2022.



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** In the second trilogy, there is still the Covenant, along with the ones who built the Sentinels (Forerunners) and a rebellion of AI (Created).


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* EvilVersusEvil: Given there is a BigBadEnsemble, one can witness in the original trilogy the Covenant [[EnemyCivilWar against itself]], the Flood (in ''3'', they downright have a brief truce with Master Chief lest the Prophets activate the Halo and kill everything) and the Sentinels, and in ''4'', the Covenant against the Forerunners.
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** ''VideoGame/HaloReach'' and ''VideoGame/Halo3'', which are chronologically the first and last of the Bungie-developed games, have one of these. The last two missions of both games involve the player retrieving and escorting Cortana and a vital piece of data that she carries.
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* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' (2021): The third title in the "Reclaimer Saga", featuring the Master Chief going up against a new foe, [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilised the]] [[ContrastingSequelAntagonist Banished]] on another ringworld, Zeta Halo.

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* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' (2021): The third title in the "Reclaimer Saga", featuring the Master Chief going up against a new foe, [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilised the]] [[ContrastingSequelAntagonist Banished]] Banished]], on another ringworld, Zeta Halo.
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* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' (2021): The third title in the "Reclaimer Saga", featuring the Master Chief going up against a new foe, [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilised the]] [[Contrasting SequelAntagonist Banished]] on another ringworld, Zeta Halo.

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* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' (2021): The third title in the "Reclaimer Saga", featuring the Master Chief going up against a new foe, [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilised the]] [[Contrasting SequelAntagonist [[ContrastingSequelAntagonist Banished]] on another ringworld, Zeta Halo.
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* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' (2021): The third title in the "Reclaimer Saga", featuring the Master Chief going up against a new foe, [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilised the]] [[Contrasting SequelAntagonistBanished]] on another ringworld, Zeta Halo.

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* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' (2021): The third title in the "Reclaimer Saga", featuring the Master Chief going up against a new foe, [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilised the]] [[Contrasting SequelAntagonistBanished]] SequelAntagonist Banished]] on another ringworld, Zeta Halo.
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* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' (2021): The next title in the main series, currently set for release on December 8th, 2021.

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* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' (2021): The next third title in the main series, currently set for release "Reclaimer Saga", featuring the Master Chief going up against a new foe, [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilised the]] [[Contrasting SequelAntagonistBanished]] on December 8th, 2021.another ringworld, Zeta Halo.
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* You have access to three different methods of attack: your firearm, QuickMelee with said firearms, and grenades. All three have their own dedicated controller buttons and all three can be used ''at all times'', with no delays for RealTimeWeaponChange. PistolWhipping is a OneHitKill if delivered from behind (and decent damage from any other angle), while grenades come in "[[StuffBlowingUp standard frag]]" and "StickyBomb" varieties; later entries to the series added "[[KillItWithFire sets things on fire]]," "[[SpikesOfDoom shoots spikes]]" and "[[DeflectorShields shield]]-[[SuckingInLines drain]]" flavors. The available tactics are a lot broader when you've got three different triggers to pull.

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* You have access to three different methods of attack: your firearm, QuickMelee with said firearms, and grenades. All three have their own dedicated controller buttons and all three can be used ''at all times'', with no delays for RealTimeWeaponChange. PistolWhipping is a OneHitKill if delivered from behind (and decent damage from any other angle), while grenades come in "[[StuffBlowingUp standard frag]]" and "StickyBomb" varieties; later entries to the series added "[[KillItWithFire sets things on fire]]," "[[SpikesOfDoom shoots spikes]]" and spikes]]", "[[DeflectorShields shield]]-[[SuckingInLines drain]]" and "[[ShockAndAwe electric shock]]" flavors. The available tactics are a lot broader when you've got three different triggers to pull.
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* ''AudioPlay/HaloInfiniteMemoryAgent'': A 5-part narrative podcast following an ONI agent on a mission to deliver vital intel to the Master Chief sometime before the events of ''Halo Infinite''.

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* ''AudioPlay/HaloInfiniteMemoryAgent'': A 5-part six-part narrative podcast following an ONI agent on a mission to deliver vital intel to the Master Chief sometime before the events of ''Halo Infinite''.
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* ''AudioPlay/HaloInfiniteMemoryAgent'': A 5-part narrative podcast following an ONI agent on a mission to deliver vital intel to the Master Chief sometime before the events of ''Halo Infinite''.
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''Halo'' is a SpaceOpera and MilitaryScienceFiction franchise that began life as an UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}} exclusive FirstPersonShooter created by Creator/{{Bungie}} Studios and published by Creator/XboxGameStudios. It has since blossomed into multiple sequels, {{Gaiden Game}}s, and a substantial ExpandedUniverse.

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''Halo'' is a SpaceOpera and MilitaryScienceFiction franchise that began life as an UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}} exclusive FirstPersonShooter created by Creator/{{Bungie}} Studios and published by Creator/XboxGameStudios. It has since blossomed into multiple sequels, {{Gaiden Game}}s, and a substantial ExpandedUniverse.
ExpandedUniverse, and the [[FlagshipFranchise centerpiece]] of Creator/XboxGameStudios.
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* ''Halo'' Television Series (Upcoming): A ten-episode series produced by Creator/ParamountPlus and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to air in the first quarter of 2022.

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* ''Halo'' Television Series (Upcoming): A ten-episode series produced by Creator/ParamountPlus Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/StevenSpielberg's [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Television]], set to air on Creator/ParamountPlus in the first quarter of 2022.
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In the 26th century, humanity is at war with an alien theocracy known as the Covenant, whose leaders have declared humanity an affront to their gods. While the United Nations Space Command is vastly outmatched by the Covenant's superior numbers and [[{{Precursors}} Forerunner]]-based technology, mankind has one advantage: the [=SPARTAN-II=] SuperSoldier program.

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In the 26th century, humanity is Earth and its colonies are at war with an alien theocracy known as the Covenant, whose leaders have declared humanity an affront to their gods. While the United Nations Space Command is vastly outmatched by the Covenant's superior numbers and [[{{Precursors}} Forerunner]]-based technology, mankind has one advantage: the [=SPARTAN-II=] SuperSoldier program.

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