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* The skull was intended to be the hardest skull to find, and was in fact the last one to be discovered. However, it was discovered very quickly after hackers looked in the game's scripts.{{Citation needed}}
* The skull was intended to be the hardest skull to find, and was in fact the last one to be discovered. However, it was discovered very quickly after hackers looked in the game's scripts.{{Citation needed}}
* The further the skull is carried from the control panel, the brighter the rings will glow until the lights become blinding. It is assumed that the holograms would have also behaved in this manner if they were all activated.
* The further the skull is carried from the control panel, the brighter the rings will glow until the lights become blinding. It is assumed that the holograms would have also behaved in this manner if they were all activated.
*Each of the holographic rings sound a different tone of the G Phrygian mode when you stand near it. The sequence, if you pay attention, plays part of the Halo theme song.
*Each of the holographic rings sound a different tone of the G Phrygian mode when you stand near it. The sequence, if you pay attention, plays the final 7 notes of the Halo theme song.
*Once you grab the skull and the new music begins, the eerie Flood music fades, and when you finish the level, there will be no music while Master Chief is following Cortana, although the Halo theme will play as scripted as the [[Installation 04 (II)|ring]] rises out of the Ark.
*Once you grab the skull and the new music begins, the eerie Flood music fades, and when you finish the level, there will be no music while Master Chief is following Cortana, although the Halo theme will play as scripted as the [[Installation 04 (II)|ring]] rises out of the Ark.
*The sequence has [[7]] numbers.This is a reference to Bungie's love with the number 7.
*The sequence has [[7]] numbers.This is a reference to Bungie's love with the number 7.