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'''Gas canisters''' are devices of [[Forerunner]] build. They were most noticeably seen at the [[Gas Mine]] and were presumably used by the Forerunner for the containment and distribution of gas. The gas could then be harnessed as a source of power, or stored for later purposes. | '''Gas canisters''' are devices of [[Forerunner]] build. They were most noticeably seen at the [[Threshold gas mine|Gas Mine]] and were presumably used by the Forerunner for the containment and distribution of gas. The gas could then be harnessed as a source of power, or stored for later purposes. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
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Gas canisters in-game come in two variations: empty and filled. The empty variant is a clear box and proves to be exemplary cover, albeit the fact that the bulk of them move on conveyor belts. The latter is filled with gas from the gas giant [[Threshold]] and possess a swirling blue appearance to it. When a filled canister experiences a breach, the gas violently escapes from it, producing a potent explosion as it disperses in the air. | Gas canisters in-game come in two variations: empty and filled. The empty variant is a clear box and proves to be exemplary cover, albeit the fact that the bulk of them move on conveyor belts. The latter is filled with gas from the gas giant [[Threshold]] and possess a swirling blue appearance to it. When a filled canister experiences a breach, the gas violently escapes from it, producing a potent explosion as it disperses in the air. | ||
As the player approaches the hangar bay docked with a [[Seraph]], one may see that a lone [[Sentinel]] is carrying a canister. This may be accomplished with built in clamps, or magnets. Overall, ingame, the Gas canisters appear in two campaign levels, [[The Arbiter]], the [[Oracle]], and in addition to that, empty ones can be found in the ''[[Halo 2]]'' multiplayer map, [[Colossus]]. | As the player approaches the hangar bay docked with a [[Type-31 Exoatmospheric Multi-role Fighter|Seraph]], one may see that a lone [[Sentinel]] is carrying a canister. This may be accomplished with built in clamps, or magnets. Overall, ingame, the Gas canisters appear in two campaign levels, [[The Arbiter]], the [[Oracle]], and in addition to that, empty ones can be found in the ''[[Halo 2]]'' multiplayer map, [[Colossus]]. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 02:17, May 15, 2011
Gas canisters are devices of Forerunner build. They were most noticeably seen at the Gas Mine and were presumably used by the Forerunner for the containment and distribution of gas. The gas could then be harnessed as a source of power, or stored for later purposes.
Appearance
Gas canisters in-game come in two variations: empty and filled. The empty variant is a clear box and proves to be exemplary cover, albeit the fact that the bulk of them move on conveyor belts. The latter is filled with gas from the gas giant Threshold and possess a swirling blue appearance to it. When a filled canister experiences a breach, the gas violently escapes from it, producing a potent explosion as it disperses in the air.
As the player approaches the hangar bay docked with a Seraph, one may see that a lone Sentinel is carrying a canister. This may be accomplished with built in clamps, or magnets. Overall, ingame, the Gas canisters appear in two campaign levels, The Arbiter, the Oracle, and in addition to that, empty ones can be found in the Halo 2 multiplayer map, Colossus.
Gallery
Gas canisters produce a powerful, albeit short lived, explosion.
An empty gas canister near the entrance to the Gas mine's hangar bay.
A filled gas canister in the hangar bay.
A Sentinel carrying a gas canister.
