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view, which sees Noble Six making a final stand against the Covenant. A Sangheili Ultra charges at the Spartan, firing a Okarda'phaa-pattern plasma rifle

Wolf Fang is a Pattern-2 composite sword that is owned by Spartan-IV Hieu Dinh. Main article: Pattern-2 composite sword The Wolf Fang was sharpened on

Thirteen dead Spartans can be found around the level Lone Wolf. The bodies are those of presumably SPARTAN-IIIs and are scattered around the landscape

employed in Halo: Lone Wolf. Concept art of Spartan-IV Hieu Dinh with a machete for Halo Infinite. Concept art of the Wolf Fang (right), a Pattern-2 composite

Hazel-A302 had an M1 combat knife as part of her equipment by at least 2553. A Spartan-III player assassinating a Sangheili with the M1 in the Halo: Reach

other Spartan with that rating." — Dr. Catherine Halsey Over the course of B312's career, the Spartan gained a reputation as an efficient lone-wolf assassin

Covenant. I am giving you a chance to be like me: a Spartan." — Lieutenant Kurt Ambrose Alpha Company was the first company of SPARTAN-III supersoldiers, initiated

"Hunter". A Spartan-IV utilizing the default Shikari helmet on Live Fire. A Spartan-IV with a shock rifle, utilizing Shikari's Patternwolf attachment. A Shikari-clad

featuring a JFO-clad Spartan with a flag. A JFO-clad Spartan on Highpower. A JFO-clad Spartan wielding a BR75 battle rifle on Deadlock. A JFO-clad Spartan wielding

outward in a third-person view, similar to the view when wielding a heavy turret. A Marine wielding a flamethrower. Thel 'Vadam wielding a flamethrower

everyone panics!. Look. I'm not great with 'thank you.' So, here." Dinh picks up a Bandit and offers it to the Player's Spartan. They accept it, and inspect

Lone Wolf, Issue #1 Halo: Lone Wolf, Issue #4 Halo: Official Spartan Field Manual, page 84 Halo: Official Spartan Field Manual, page 85 Birth of a Spartan

promotional screenshots, as seen below, features a Spartan with a holstered Mangler. However, the ruleset of Last Spartan Standing was modified for the start of

Wielding an M7057 in first-person, in Halo: CE for PC. A MJOLNIR Mark V-clad Spartan with an M7057 variant. A Spartan holding an M7057 on Snowbound. A render

Halo: Reach. Side view of the M6G in Halo: Reach A turnaround reference of the M6G in Halo: Reach A view of the M6G from a first-person perspective in Halo:

ONI censors didn't want me to. I'm glad to have your skill set, but we're a team. That lone-wolf stuff stays behind. Clear?" Carter signals for the other

Guardians. A Spartan-IV with a Pilot helmet in Halo 5: Guardians. A Spartan-IV with a Pilot helmet in Halo 5: Guardians. A Spartan-IV with a Pilot helmet

the MJOLNIR (GEN2) platform, a more modern armor that would later be utilized by Spartan-IVs. Spartan Frederic-104 received a prototype Centurion armor upon

for multiplayer Spartan armor customization on the Hazmat armor core in Halo Infinite. "Farkas" is Hungarian for "wolf" and is also a common Hungarian

in town when it happened." Saskia Nazari: "I'm—I'm sorry." Owen-B096: "I lost my family. But I was given a new one." — Owen comforts Saskia by opening