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The appearance of the fusion core in ''Halo: Reach'' changed very little from the design in ''Halo 3''. The once yellow glow of the fusion core is now a dark green. This appearance remains unchanged in ''Halo 4'', with the exception that the internal glow is now blue instead of green. Additionally, ''Halo 4'' contains another form of fusion coil that seems to be filled with a liquid substance that will make a splash when destroyed, and will disintegrate nearby targets. This fusion core exists in the Majestic, Castle, and Bullseye map packs and in Forge Island.

Fusion cores recieve an overhaul in ''Halo Infinite''. They come in four different varieties, corresponding with the damage types in the game, and in two different sizes. Smaller cores can be picked up and thrown by the player and [[Jiralhanae|Brutes]], and do enough damage to kill a Spartan in one shot in multiplayer. Larger cores are stationary, but are much more damaging.

*Explosive cores deal kinetic damage in a large area. Large explosive cores have an ever larger area of effect.

*Plasma cores are effective agains shields and leave a damaging field on the ground, similar to a [[Ravager]]'s charged shot. Large plasma cores spew plasma in an area before exploding and releasing their fragments, that leave the aforementioned damaging field.

*Shock cores deal shock damage and have an [[EMP]] effect on vehicles. Large cores will spew electricity for a long time when damaged until they explode.

*Hardlight cores deal hardlight damage and release bouncing projectiles on explosion, like those fired by the [[Heatwave]]. Large cores burst in even more projectiles.

Killing an opponent in multiplayer with a thrown fusion core will earn the player the [[Kong]] medal.

== Pyrotechnics ==

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 The appearance of the fusion core in ''Halo: Reach'' changed very little from the design in ''Halo 3''. The once yellow glow of the fusion core is now a dark green. This appearance remains unchanged in ''Halo 4'', with the exception that the internal glow is now blue instead of green. Additionally, ''Halo 4'' contains another form of fusion coil that seems to be filled with a liquid substance that will make a splash when destroyed, and will disintegrate nearby targets. This fusion core exists in the Majestic, Castle, and Bullseye map packs and in Forge Island.
+Fusion cores recieve an overhaul in ''Halo Infinite''. They come in four different varieties, corresponding with the damage types in the game, and in two different sizes. Smaller cores can be picked up and thrown by the player and [[Jiralhanae|Brutes]], and do enough damage to kill a Spartan in one shot in multiplayer. Larger cores are stationary, but are much more damaging.
+*Explosive cores deal kinetic damage in a large area. Large explosive cores have an ever larger area of effect.
+*Plasma cores are effective agains shields and leave a damaging field on the ground, similar to a [[Ravager]]'s charged shot. Large plasma cores spew plasma in an area before exploding and releasing their fragments, that leave the aforementioned damaging field.
+*Shock cores deal shock damage and have an [[EMP]] effect on vehicles. Large cores will spew electricity for a long time when damaged until they explode.
+*Hardlight cores deal hardlight damage and release bouncing projectiles on explosion, like those fired by the [[Heatwave]]. Large cores burst in even more projectiles.
+Killing an opponent in multiplayer with a thrown fusion core will earn the player the [[Kong]] medal.
 == Pyrotechnics ==