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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The other videos implied that Master Chief killed himself with a [[ | *The other videos implied that Master Chief killed himself with a [[type-1 Antipersonnel Grenade|plasma grenade]], somehow winning the battle for the humans. Of course, he could have stuck the [[Jiralhanae Chieftain|Brute Chieftain]] holding him with his [[grenade]], like he did in ''[[Halo: Uprising]]''. Much like the game, no final death was ever confirmed. This video specifically distinguishes that the Chief is [[Missing in action|MIA]] and that an empty casket was present at his memorial service. | ||
**With [[Hunt the Truth]], the ceremony could have been for the supposed death of John-117 on October [[2558]]. | **With [[Hunt the Truth]], the ceremony could have been for the supposed death of John-117 on October [[2558]]. | ||
*The video was released eight days after the listed release date, on [[Wikipedia:October 9|October 9th]]. | *The video was released eight days after the listed release date, on [[Wikipedia:October 9|October 9th]]. | ||
*Niraj Shah appears to have extensive burns along the right side of his face, presumably from wounds received during the war. The scars are similar to what a plasma burn would look like, or they could be the result of an encounter with a [[Jiralhanae|Brute]] [[Orgudam Workshop firebomb|Firebomb]]. | *Niraj Shah appears to have extensive burns along the right side of his face, presumably from wounds received during the war. The scars are similar to what a plasma burn would look like, or they could be the result of an encounter with a [[Jiralhanae|Brute]] [[Type-3 Antipersonnel/Antimatériel Orgudam Workshop firebomb|Firebomb]]. | ||
*The shell Shah picked up was a .50 caliber BMG shell. The SRS-99 Series used by the UNSC fire 14.5mm APFSDS rounds, which are slightly larger than .50 caliber. Either this is an apparent mistake, or the UNSC has other models of Sniper Rifle in its arsenal | *The shell Shah picked up was a .50 caliber BMG shell. The SRS-99 Series used by the UNSC fire 14.5mm APFSDS rounds, which are slightly larger than .50 caliber. Either this is an apparent mistake, or the UNSC has other models of Sniper Rifle in its arsenal which fire different types of ammunition. | ||
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