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'''Unmutuals''' are [[ | '''Unmutuals''' are [[Yanme'e]] who suffer from one (or possibly more) personality disorder(s), where the affected creatures are unable to function as a single coherent low grade hive-mind, leading to significant problems in such a rigid socialized species. This inability to function turns them into psychopaths. They brutally attack other Yanme'e - sometimes with little provocation - and smash eggs. These individuals are outcasts, sentenced to work as slaves in [[Kig-yar]] operated penal work colonies, where they are worked to death and often tortured. However, despite their violent, random natures, some Unmutuals can be clever and intelligent<ref name=EVO>'''[[Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe]]''', ''[[Blunt Instruments]]''</ref>. | ||
One such penal colony was transferred to [[Verge]], where they worked to maintain the local [[beacon]] with a constant supply of helium-3. They were accidentally freed by [[Team Black]], tricked by a [[Hopalong|lone individual]] who offered an alliance between the Yanme'e and the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]]. While many of these Yanme'e were killed by the destruction of the beacon by [[Black-Two]], there may have been survivors.<ref name=EVO/> | One such penal colony was transferred to [[Verge]], where they worked to maintain the local [[beacon]] with a constant supply of helium-3. They were accidentally freed by [[Team Black]], tricked by a [[Hopalong|lone individual]] who offered an alliance between the Yanme'e and the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]]. While many of these Yanme'e were killed by the destruction of the beacon by [[Black-Two]], there may have been survivors.<ref name=EVO/> | ||