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| [[File:HM-Promethean.png|250px|thumb|A Promethean warrior.]] | | {{New Content}} |
| {{Quote|Oh, but what I would not give to have even a single company of Prometheans here right now... oh, they would most certainly restore order with their trademark lethality...|[[343 Guilty Spark]] musing to himself as [[Installation 04|his Installation]] is about to be destroyed.<ref name="terminal10">'''Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary''' - ''[[Terminal (Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary)#Terminal 10|Terminal 10]]''</ref>}} | | [[File:Didact2.png|thumb|250px|The Didact, commander of the Prometheans.]] |
| The '''Prometheans''' were the highest and most respected group of [[Warrior-Servant]]s in the [[Forerunner]] [[ecumene]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 54''</ref> During and after the [[human-Forerunner wars]], they were led by the [[Ur-Didact|Didact]]. The Prometheans' main base of operations was the [[shield world]] known as [[Requiem]].<ref name="h4guide">[http://www.halowaypoint.com/en-US/halo4guide '''Halo Waypoint''' - ''Halo 4 Interactive Guide'']</ref> | | {{Quote|Oh, but what I would not give to have even a single company of Prometheans here right now... oh, they would most certainly restore order with their trademark lethality...|[[343 Guilty Spark]] musing to himself as [[Installation 04|his Installation]] is about to be destroyed.<ref>'''Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary''' - ''[[Terminal/Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary#Terminal 10|Terminal 10]]''</ref>}} |
| | The '''Prometheans''' were the highest and most respected group of [[Warrior-Servant]]s in the [[Forerunner]] [[ecumene]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 54''</ref> During and after the [[Human-Forerunner War]], they were led by the [[Didact]]. During the [[Forerunner-Flood war]], the Prometheans' main base of operations was the [[shield world|fortress world]] known as [[Requiem]].<ref name="h4guide">[http://www.halowaypoint.com/en-US/halo4guide '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Halo 4 Interactive Guide'']</ref> Elements of the Prometheans survived the [[Forerunner-Flood war]] and the activation of the [[Halo Array]], eventually awakening within Requiem and rising to oppose the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] in [[2557]].<ref name="characters">[http://halo.xbox.com/halo4#!an-epic-universe/characters/8c164b48-05e7-4c13-a268-f60ec3a72938 '''Halo 4 Official Site''', ''Characters'']</ref> |
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| In the endgame of the [[Forerunner-Flood war]], the Ur-Didact converted his Prometheans into machine-based intelligences, known as [[Promethean Knight|Knights]], by using the Forerunner machine known as the [[Composer]].<ref name="h4terminals">'''Halo 4''', ''Terminals''</ref> These constructs, along with the Ur-Didact, survived the activation of the [[Halo Array]], eventually awakening within Requiem and rising to oppose the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] in [[2557]].<ref name="characters">[http://halo.xbox.com/halo4#!an-epic-universe/characters/8c164b48-05e7-4c13-a268-f60ec3a72938 '''Halo 4 Official Site''', ''Characters'']</ref>
| | ==Background== |
| | ===Organic Prometheans=== |
| | [[File:H4_-_Warrior-Servant.jpg|250px|thumb|A Promethean warrior.]] |
| | Physically, Prometheans were the highest [[form]] a Warrior-Servant could [[Forerunner mutation|mutate]] to, standing around two times the height of a Forerunner [[Manipular]] and weighing about four or five times a Manipular's mass.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 65''</ref> They were heavily muscled, their hands capable of easily crushing a [[human]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 77''</ref> Their mental capabilities were also very sophisticated; it was common for a Promethean to share information and sensory input with the warriors under their command.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 162''</ref> Prometheans were also capable of controlling a million remote-controlled craft, such as [[weapon-ship]]s, simultaneously.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 174''</ref> |
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| == Background ==
| | They also used powerful vehicles known as [[war sphinx]]es for large-scale operations.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 95''</ref> In order to combat the parasitic [[Flood]] during the [[Forerunner-Flood war]], the Prometheans' arsenal of weapons was specifically tailored to disintegrate biomass to prevent Flood infection.<ref name="gi">'''GameInformer''', ''October 2012 edition'' (digital content)</ref> |
| [[File:HTMCC-H4 Terminals ProtectorOfTheEcumene.png|thumb|250px|The [[Didact]], the commander of the Prometheans, in his original [[form]].]]
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| Physically, Prometheans were the highest [[form]] a Warrior-Servant could [[Forerunner mutation|mutate]] to. With a height of {{Convert|350|cm|ftin}} or more,<ref>'''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 16''</ref><ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''page 245''</ref> a fully mature Promethean was two times the height of a Forerunner [[Manipular]] and weighed about four or five times a Manipular's mass.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 65''</ref> They were heavily muscled, their hands capable of easily crushing a [[human]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 77''</ref> Their mental capabilities were also very sophisticated; Prometheans—and Warriors in general—perceived reality in a markedly different way from baseline Forerunners or [[human]]s, particularly during battle when their mental processes were at their peak. Thousands of Prometheans shared their sensory information with their commanders and individual Warriors observed the battle unfold in a number of separate frames of reference whilst their experience of the surrounding world slowed down, allowing them to perform multiple separate tasks simultaneously and granting them a significantly faster reaction time than baseline Forerunners.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 162''</ref><ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 316''</ref> This heightened state of perception is somewhat comparable to—although considerably more powerful than—the "Spartan time" experienced by the [[SPARTAN-II program|SPARTAN-II]] and [[SPARTAN-III program|SPARTAN-III]] supersoldiers due to their [[SPARTAN-II augmentation procedures|neural enhancements]].<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''page 12'' (2003)</ref>
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| Promethean warriors utilized an assortment of [[combat skin]]s, ranging from various conventional battle armor designs to much larger models, including midsize fighting suits known as [[war sphinx]]es; more akin to vehicles than armor, they possessed enough firepower to destroy cities.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 95''</ref> In large-scale engagements, individual Prometheans could control automated phalanxes of up to a million [[weapon-ship]]s.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 174''</ref> Prometheans organized their forces into [[legion]]s,<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 177''</ref> [[Company|companies]]{{Ref/Reuse|terminal10}} and tactical squadrons.<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''page 76''</ref>
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| The Prometheans were responsible for creating "Warrior Keeps" known as [[Cryptum]]s, where an exiled warrior could live in [[Xankara|suspended animation]] for thousands of years. | | The Prometheans were responsible for creating "Warrior Keeps" known as [[Cryptum]]s, where an exiled warrior could live in [[Xankara|suspended animation]] for thousands of years. |
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| ==== Known Prometheans ==== | | ====Known Prometheans==== |
| * [[Ur-Didact|The Ur-Didact]] | | *[[Didact|The Didact]] |
| * [[IsoDidact|The IsoDidact]]
| | *[[Confirmer|The Confirmer]] |
| * [[Confirmer|The Confirmer]] | | *[[Grammarian|The Grammarian]] |
| * [[Grammarian|The Grammarian]] | | *[[Strategos|The Strategos]] |
| * [[Strategos|The Strategos]] | |
| * [[Examiner|The Examiner]]
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| * [[Bitterness-of-the-Vanquished]]
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| * [[Endurance-of-Will]]
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| === Mechanical Prometheans ===
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| [[File:HE-Didact.jpg|thumb|250px|The Ur-Didact and his Promethean constructs at the [[Composer's Forge]].]]
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| {{Quote|The human essences will go where all but [[Endurance-of-Will|one]] of my Prometheans have already gone. Their loyalty is now past question. They are our only hope against the parasite.|The Ur-Didact explaining his scheme to the [[Librarian]].<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''page 294''</ref>}}
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| The mechanical Prometheans are war machines created by the [[Ur-Didact]] after his descent into madness near the end of the [[Forerunner-Flood war]]. The Didact viewed these constructs as a novel and effective strategy to fight the Flood without risk of biological infection. They encompass various classes of leader units known as [[Promethean Knight|Knights]], specialized [[Sentinel]]s known as [[Promethean Watcher|Watchers]], and small, pack-oriented [[Promethean Crawler|Crawlers]] designed to overwhelm the enemy from different directions. These Prometheans were first encountered by UNSC forces and [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant faction]] on Requiem in [[2557#July|July 2557]]; the constructs encountered on the shield world are sometimes exclusively referred to as the '''Prometheans of Requiem'''.<ref>'''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''pages 50-57''</ref>
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| The AI of each Promethean Knight is based on the neural pattern, or essence, of an individual organic being, [[mind transfer|extracted and converted]] into machine data by the [[Composer]]. The original Knights were created from the Promethean warriors still loyal enough to the Ur-Didact to willingly comply with his scheme. However, though these Knights proved an effective force against the Flood, their small numbers made no difference in the war at large. Desperate for greater numbers, the Didact composed [[Omega Halo]]'s transplanted [[human]] population and used their essences to create hundreds of thousands more Knights; he also saw this as a way to neutralize the humans whom he saw as a threat, and to further punish them for their [[Human-Forerunner war|past aggression]].{{Ref/Reuse|h4terminals}}
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| [[File:H5G ArmigerTrio Render.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Various types of [[Armiger Soldier]].]]
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| Unlike most Forerunner technology, which is chiefly angular and geometric, these Promethean machines have a more curved, almost organic aesthetic. Various Promethean units, including Knights and Watchers, have distinct heads embedded in their mechanical carapaces, complete with stylized facial features; this feature was shared by the [[war sphinx]]es used by the original Prometheans. Correlating with their role as weapons designed to fight the Flood, the Promethean machines' weapons arsenal was specifically tailored to disintegrate targets to prevent the Flood from repurposing any available biomass.<ref name="gi">'''GameInformer''', ''October 2012 edition'' (digital content)</ref>
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| Mechanical Prometheans have the ability to repair and improve Forerunner weapons. After the [[Requiem Campaign]], many alterations were made, such as tracking rounds for the [[Z-110 Boltshot]] and [[Z-130 Suppressor]] and dual-beam emitters for the [[Z-750 binary rifle|Z-750 Binary Rifle]].<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fodder-locke-load '''Halo Waypoint''' - ''Canon Fodder - Locke & Load'']</ref> | | ===Mechanical Prometheans=== |
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| | [[File:Knight Battlewagon.jpg|thumb|250px|A [[Knight Battlewagon]], one of the types of Promethean inhabiting Requiem.]] |
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| | The Promethean forces encountered by UNSC forces and [[Covenant remnant]] insurgents on Requiem are primarily mechanical in nature, and encompass various classes of leader units known as [[Promethean Knight|Knights]], support drones known as [[Promethean Watcher|Watchers]], and small, pack-oriented [[Promethean Crawler|Crawlers]] serving mostly as cannon fodder. Noted as being "significantly different" from the original Prometheans,<ref name="characters"/> these constructs were created by the Didact toward the end of the Flood conflict; in order to render them immune to Flood infection, the Didact used a machine known as the [[Composer]] to convert his warriors into digital intelligences; the warriors willingly accepted and were completely relieved of biological form. However, as the Prometheans' numbers continued to dwindle, the Didact used the Composer on the [[human]] population transplanted on [[Installation 07]] to create more of these mechanical Prometheans.<ref>'''Halo 4''', ''Terminals''</ref> |
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| == History ==
| | Visually, unlike most Forerunner technology which is chiefly angular and geometric, these Promethean units have a more curved, almost biomechanical aesthetic. Various Promethean units, including Knights and Watchers, have distinct heads embedded in their mechanical carapaces, complete with stylized facial features; this feature was shared by the war sphinxes used by the original Prometheans. |
| === Political battle ===
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| [[File:H4 - Warrior-Servants.jpg|thumb|250px|A squad of Prometheans storm a human capital ship.]]
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| For thousands of years, the fortified shield world [[Requiem]] served as the main command center of the Prometheans.{{Ref/Reuse|h4terminals}} Following the [[Human-Forerunner War]] and the discovery of the [[Flood]], the Prometheans, under the leadership of the Didact, stood in opposition to the radical faction of [[Builder]]s led by [[Master Builder]] [[Faber]]. The Builders proposed the construction of the [[Halo Array]] as the ultimate weapon against the Flood, should they return, while the Prometheans advocated a more conventional solution: numerous [[shield world]]s constructed in strategic locations, used as enormous refuges and fortresses. After several millennia, the Prometheans lost the political battle and were subsequently removed from the [[Ecumene Council]], with the Master Builder's allies rising to power in the Council instead. Disgraced, the Didact and some of the other highest-ranking Prometheans were allowed the dignified choice of exile in a Cryptum, while some of the lesser-ranked commanders were accorded more severe punishments.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 238-239''</ref> Out of fear of Builder persecution and losing their prestige, many former Prometheans joined the Builder rate, enlisting in [[Builder Security]].<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''page 49''</ref>
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| === Forerunner-Flood war === | | ====Types==== |
| After a thousand years of exile, the Didact was reawakened amidst the [[Forerunner-Flood war]]. Shortly after his revival, a radical shift occurred in the Council and Faber lost his political power, due to his crimes against the [[Mantle]]. Called upon to defend the ecumene against the onslaught of the Flood, the new Council elevated the Prometheans back to their former status. With the Didact believed to the dead, his imprinted double, known as the [[IsoDidact]], took up his place as the supreme commander of Forerunner military forces.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 336-339''</ref>
| | *[[Promethean Knight]] |
| | **[[Knight Lancer]] |
| | **[[Knight Battlewagon]] |
| | **[[Knight Commander]] |
| | *[[Promethean Crawler]] |
| | **[[Crawler Snipe]] |
| | **[[Alpha Crawler]] |
| | *[[Promethean Watcher]] |
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| | ==History== |
| [[File:Requiem.png|thumb|250px|Requiem, the primary fortress world of the Prometheans.]] | | [[File:Requiem.png|thumb|250px|Requiem, the primary fortress world of the Prometheans.]] |
| Under the new Didact's leadership, the Prometheans would lead the ecumene's defenses against the Flood until the end of the conflict and the activation of the Halo Array. Near the end of the war, the Ur-Didact was revealed to be alive and was returned to the ecumene. Still adamant in his opposition to the Halo Array, the Ur-Didact returned to Requiem with a small number of Promethean warriors still loyal to him, where he began to devise new, more extreme methods of combating the Flood. After failing to discover a way to immunize biological beings from the parasite, the Ur-Didact used the [[Composer]] to convert his Prometheans, as well as a large number of humans, into [[Promethean Knight|powerful robotic forms]] immune to infection. Viewing the Ur-Didact's "conscription" of the humans as a severe transgression, the [[Librarian]] locked him in a [[Cryptum]] on Requiem and sealed off the shield world. She also took control of the mechanical Promethean forces stationed on Requiem, tasking them with preventing outsiders from awakening the Didact.{{Ref/Reuse|h4terminals}}
| | Following the [[Human-Forerunner War]] and the discovery of the [[Flood]], the Prometheans, under the leadership of the Didact, stood in opposition to the radical faction of [[Builder]]s led by [[Master Builder]] [[Faber]], who proposed the construction of the [[Halo Array]]. They lost the political battle and were subsequently removed from the [[Ecumene Council]], with the Master Builder's allies rising to power in the Council instead. Disgraced, the Didact and some of the other highest-ranking Prometheans were allowed the dignified choice of exile in a Cryptum, while some of the lesser-ranked commanders were accorded more severe punishments.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 238-239''</ref> |
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| === Reclamation conflict ===
| | After a thousand years of exile, the Didact was reawakened amidst the [[Forerunner-Flood war]]. Shortly after his revival, a radical shift occurred in the Council, and Faber lost his political power due to his crimes against the Mantle. Called upon to defend the ecumene against the onslaught of the Flood, the new Council elevated the Prometheans back to their former status, and the Didact resumed his duties as the supreme commander of Forerunner military forces.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''page 336-339''</ref> Under the Didact's leadership, the Prometheans would lead the ecumene's defenses against the Flood until the end of the conflict and the activation of the Halo Array. During the war, the Prometheans were primarily based in the fortified shield world [[Requiem]]. Requiem was sealed off under as of yet unknown circumstances toward the end of the Flood conflict; containing the Didact's Cryptum, as well as legions of mechanized Promethean forces, the shield world remained closed off for the next one hundred millennia.<ref name="h4guide"/> |
| In [[2557#July|July 2557]], over four and a half years after the end of the [[Human-Covenant War]], [[John-117]] and [[Cortana]], drifting aboard the wreckage of the {{UNSCShip|Forward Unto Dawn}}, came across Requiem. They and forces from [[Jul 'Mdama]]'s Covenant faction were forcibly pulled into Requiem and crashed on the surface, and were soon after engaged by the Promethean constructs inhabiting the shield world. After John-117 accidentally awoke the Didact, the latter retook control of the Prometheans. Bent on preventing humanity's ascendance to the Mantle in the Forerunners' place, the Didact went [[Post-Covenant War conflicts|to war]] with humanity, attempting to use the Composer to neutralize his ancient enemies forever. The Prometheans and Covenant remnants aided in this plan, but with the help of the [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] Cortana, the Master Chief defeated the Didact and destroyed the Composer and his ship ''[[Mantle's Approach]]'' with a [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]].
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| The Didact and the composed essences survived, however, and the extracted human mentalities were soon implanted into more Promethean Knights, which [[Mission to Installation 03|attacked]] UNSC forces on [[Installation 03]] and later in the [[Composer's Forge]], only a day after the Didact's attack on [[Earth]]. While the Didact was eventually defeated and "contained" as a threat, most of the newly-created constructs were evidently sent to Requiem<ref>'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 9|Issue #9]]''</ref> and continued to oppose the UNSC forces when the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} returned to the shield world in [[2558|February 2558]].<ref>'''Halo 4''', ''[[Spartan Ops]]''</ref> While Requiem was eventually destroyed, a number of Promethean constructs survived and would later clash with the UNSC in the battles of [[Battle of Oban|Oban]] and [[Battle of Aktis IV|Aktis IV]], still allied with Jul 'Mdama's Covenant.<ref>'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 13|Issue #13]]''</ref> By the time of the [[Battle of Kamchatka]] Promethean constructs had turned against Jul 'Mdama's Covenant,<ref>[http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=177136559&postcount=682 '''NeoGAF''' - ''Frank O'Conner clarifies'']</ref> led by both the [[Warden Eternal]] and [[Cortana]], the founders of the [[Created]].<ref name="E3 2015 demo">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwjwJ9Z_XYs '''YouTube''' - ''Halo 5 E3 Campaign Demo'']</ref>
| | Approximately five years after the end of the [[Human-Covenant War]], [[John-117]] and [[Cortana]], drifting aboard the wreckage of the {{UNSCShip|Forward Unto Dawn}}, came across the Forerunner world of [[Requiem]], where they faced hostile mechanical Prometheans.<ref name="characters"/> During the events that followed, the Didact was awakened from his Cryptum<ref name="gttv">[http://www.gametrailers.com/full-episodes/qevv7h/gt-tv-halo-4 '''GameTrailers''': ''GTTV: Halo 4'']</ref> and went [[Human-Promethean War|to war]] with humanity, trying to use the Composer to transform all of humanity into Prometheans. The Prometheans and [[Covenant remnant]] aided in this plan, but with the help of the [[AI]] [[Cortana]], the Master Chief killed The Didact and destroyed the Composer and his ship ''[[Mantle's Approach]]'' with a [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]]. |
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| == Trivia == | | ==Trivia== |
| * The Promethean constructs are color-coded based on the individual in command of them at the time; blue is used to represent the [[Librarian]], while the [[Ur-Didact|Didact]] is represented by orange.{{Ref/Reuse|h4terminals}} Prometheans with blue lights only appear in the level ''[[Forerunner (level)|Forerunner]]'', until the Didact takes control of them in the final cutscene. Despite this, there is no in-game difference between the way the orange or blue Prometheans behave. | | *The Prometheans are introduced as a new enemy class in ''[[Halo 4]]''. |
| * The name "Promethean" was probably inspired by the Titan [[Wikipedia:Prometheus|Prometheus]] in [[List of Greek mythology references in Halo|Greek mythology]], who gave the gift of fire to mankind. As the Forerunners predated the Greeks by well over 100,000 years, there is no in-universe relation between the names; however, the name was likely picked by the [[translation software|automated translation systems]] utilized by the UNSC in deciphering Forerunner-era languages. The translators replace many of the original Forerunner terms with contextually similar equivalents from modern humanity's history, culture and mythology, explaining the apparent Forerunner use of the human term. | | *The name "Promethean" was probably inspired by the Titan [[Wikipedia:Prometheus|Prometheus]] in [[List of Greek mythology references in Halo|Greek mythology]], who gave the gift of fire to mankind. However, there is no in-universe relation between the names, as the Forerunners predated the Greeks by well over 100,000 years. |
| * "Promethean" was one of the names [[Catherine Halsey|Doctor Halsey]] considered for the [[SPARTAN-II program]].<ref>'''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]'''</ref> | | *"Promethean" was one of the names [[Catherine Halsey|Doctor Halsey]] considered for the [[SPARTAN-II Program]].<ref>'''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]'''</ref> |
| * [[343 Industries]] franchise writer [[Jeff Easterling]] has implied that the Promethean constructs encountered in the games may be less powerful than their canonical counterparts for the purposes of gameplay balance.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/forums/db05ce78845f4120b062c50816008e5d/topics/canon-fodder-6-19-15-under-locke-keynote/a020824e-e55e-4802-b824-6d57ba6b1349/posts?page=2#post26 '''Halo Waypoint Forums''' - ''Canon Fodder 6-19-15: Under Locke & Keynote (post 26 by GrimBrotherOne)'']</ref> In the ''[[Spartan Ops]]'' CGI episode ''[[Invasion (Spartan Ops)|Invasion]]'', [[Sarah Palmer]] destroys Knights with single shots from her [[M6H magnum]] pistols; Easterling implied that this feat is also non-canonical.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/forums/db05ce78845f4120b062c50816008e5d/topics/canon-fodder-6-19-15-under-locke-keynote/a020824e-e55e-4802-b824-6d57ba6b1349/posts?page=2#post32 '''Halo Waypoint Forums''' - ''Canon Fodder 6-19-15: Under Locke & Keynote (post 32 by GrimBrotherOne)'']</ref>
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| == Gallery == | | ==Gallery== |
| <gallery> | | <gallery> |
| File:Halo 4 Promethean Concept art.jpg|Concept art of a Promethean's armor.
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| File:Halo 4 Promethean Concept Art 2.jpg|Multiple concepts of a Promethean's armor.
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| File:H4-Terminal-Didact-Conqueror.jpg|Promethean Warrior-Servants.
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| File:Enc22 H4 Promethean.png|[[Strategos|The Strategos]], a renowned Promethean Warrior-Servant and ally to the Didact.
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| File:H4-Knight.png|Promethean Knight. | | File:H4-Knight.png|Promethean Knight. |
| File:H4-Watcher.png|Promethean Watcher. | | File:H4-Watcher.png|Promethean Watcher. |
| File:H4-Crawler.png|Promethean Crawler. | | File:H4-Crawler.png|Promethean Crawler. |
| File:H4-Cryptum.jpg|John-117 facing the Didact's Cryptum. | | File:H4-Cryptum.jpg|John-117 facing a Promethean Cryptum.<ref>[http://press.xbox360.com/products/p51/halo-4?grp=Blockbuster+Games&event=5 '''Xbox.com''': ''Xbox Press Center - Halo 4'' - Artwork ''(Halo 4 Key Art - Cryptum_Vertical)'']</ref> |
| File:HTMCC-H4 John117VsDidact.png|The Ur-Didact against John-117, a [[SPARTAN-II program|Spartan-II]].
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| File:H5G-Render-PrometheanSoldier.png|Armiger Soldier.
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| File:H5G-Sizechart.png|Size comparison between various Prometheans and John-117.
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| File:H5G-WarzonePrometheans.png|Various Prometheans part of the [[War Games]] simulator aboard the ''UNSC Infinity''.
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| File:H5G-Prometheanbuddies.png|Several forms of Prometheans in combat.
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| </gallery> | | </gallery> |
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| == List of appearances == | | ==List of appearances== |
| * ''[[Halo: Cryptum]]'' {{1st}} | | *''[[Halo: Cryptum]]'' {{1st}} |
| * ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary]]'' | | *''[[Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary]]'' |
| ** ''[[Terminal (Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary)|Terminals]]'' {{Mo}} | | **''[[Terminal/Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary|Terminals]]'' {{Mo}} |
| * ''[[Halo: Primordium]]'' | | *''[[Halo: Primordium]]'' |
| * ''[[Halo 4]]'' | | *''[[Halo 4]]'' |
| ** ''[[Terminal (Halo 4)|Terminals]]''
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| ** ''[[Spartan Ops]]''
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| * ''[[Halo: Silentium]]''
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| * ''[[Rebirth]]''
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| * ''[[Halo: Escalation]]''
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| * ''[[Halo: Spartan Strike]]''
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| * ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''
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| * ''[[Halo Mythos]]''
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| * ''[[Halo Fractures]]''
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| ** ''[[What Remains]]'' {{Mo}}
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| * ''[[Halo: Bad Blood]]''
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| *''[[Halo: Renegades]]''
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| *''[[Halo: Point of Light]]''
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| *''[[Halo Infinite]]'' {{Mo}}
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| *''[[Halo: Outcasts]]'' {{Im}}
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| *''[[Halo: Epitaph]]''
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| *''[[Halo: The Machine Breaks]]''
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| == Sources == | | ==Sources== |
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