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| {{Center|This article is about the [[San'Shyuum|prophet]] [[Hierarchs|Hierarch]]. For the [[Halo 5: Guardians]] multiplayer map, see [[Mercy]].}} | | {{Era|UNSC|HCW}} |
| {{Character infobox | | {{Covenant Character Infobox |
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| | |name=High Prophet of Mercy |
| |name=High Prophet of Mercy | | |image=[[File:Mercy.jpg|250px]] |
| |image=[[File:HTMCC-H2A ProphetOfMercy.png|300px]] | | |homeworld= |
| |homeworld=''[[High Charity]]''<ref name="essential">'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 149''</ref> | | |birth=[[2332|August 22, 2332]] |
| |birth=[[2332|August 22, 2332]]{{Ref/Reuse|essential}} | | |death=[[2552#November|November 3, 2552]] |
| |death=[[2552#November|November 3, 2552]]<ref name="charity">'''[[Halo 2]]''', campaign level ''[[High Charity (level)|High Charity]]''</ref> | | |rank=[[Hierarchs|Hierarch of the Covenant]], formerly [[Philologist (Title)|Philologist]], [[Prophet Councilors|Councilor]] |
| |causeofdeath=Died when [[John-117]] tore a [[Flood]] [[pod infector]] from his neck.{{Ref/Reuse|charity}}
| | |species=[[San 'Shyuum]] |
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| | |gender=Male |
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| | |height=Approx. 7'3" |
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| |species=[[San'Shyuum]]{{Ref/Reuse|Id=heretic}} | | |vehicles=[[Gravity throne]] |
| |gender=Male{{Ref/Reuse|Id=heretic}} | | |hair=Grey |
| |height={{Convert|215.9|cm|ftin|sp=us}}{{Ref/Reuse|essential}} (In gravity throne) | | |eyes=Brown |
| |mass={{Convert|192.4|lb|kg|disp=flip}}{{Ref/Reuse|essential}} | | |cyber= |
| |hair=Gray{{Ref/Reuse|Id=model}} | | |era=*23<sup>rd</sup> [[Age of Doubt]] |
| |eyes=Light Blue{{Ref/Game|Id=model|H2A|Detail=Model}} | | *9<sup>th</sup> [[Age of Reclamation]] |
| |affiliation=[[Covenant]] [[High Council]] | | *[[Human-Covenant War]] |
| |rank=*[[Philologist]] {{C|formerly}}<br>
| | *[[Great Schism|Covenant Civil War]] |
| *[[Hierarch]]{{Ref/Reuse|Id=heretic}} | | |types= |
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| | |affiliation=[[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] [[High Council]] |
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| {{Quote|Halo! Its divine wind will rush through the stars, propelling all who are worthy along the path to salvation!|The Prophet of Mercy<ref name="icon">'''Halo 2''', campaign level ''[[Sacred Icon]]''</ref>}} | | {{Article Quote|Halo! Its divine wind will rush through the stars, propelling all who are worthy along the path to salvation!}} |
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| The '''High Prophet of Mercy''', born '''Hod Rumnt''',{{Ref/Reuse|essential}}<ref name="Toy">[[Joyride Studios/Halo 2 Exclusives#Prophet of Mercy|'''Joyride''', ''Halo 2'' Prophet of Mercy Exclusive figure]]</ref> was one of three [[Hierarchs]] that lead the [[Covenant]] [[High Council]] during the [[Human-Covenant War]]. He was by far the oldest of them.{{Ref/Reuse|essential}} | | The '''High Prophet of Mercy''', born '''Hod Rumnt'''<ref name="Toy">[[Halo 2 Prophet of Mercy Exclusive]]</ref>, was one of three [[High Prophet|Hierarchs]] that lead the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] [[High Council]] during the [[Human-Covenant War]]. He was by far the oldest of them. |
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| ==Biography== | | ==Biography== |
| ===Early career===
| | The Prophet of Mercy was elected to the High Council before either of his fellow Hierarchs, the Prophets of [[Prophet of Truth|Truth]] and [[Prophet of Regret|Regret]], were even born. His tenure was marked by several tense debates with [[Sangheili]] High [[Councilor]]s over the proper dispensation of [[Forerunner]] artifacts. During that time, he was considered one of the last of the Old Guard, as he publicly questioned the wisdom of the [[San 'Shyuum|San 'Shyuum's]] demilitarization at the close of the [[Sangheili-San 'Shyuum War]].<ref name="Toy"/> This brand of thinking may have contributed to his later willingness to help replace the Sangheili with the [[Jiralhanae]]. |
| Hod Rumnt was elected to the [[High Council]] before either of his fellow Hierarchs, the High Prophets of [[Prophet of Truth|Truth]] and [[Prophet of Regret|Regret]], were even born. His tenure was marked by several tense debates with [[Sangheili]] High [[Councilor]]s over the proper dispensation of [[Forerunner]] artifacts. During that time, he was considered one of the last of the Old Guard, as he publicly questioned the wisdom of the [[San'Shyuum]]'s demilitarization at the close of the [[Sangheili-San'Shyuum war]].{{Ref/Reuse|Toy}} This brand of thinking may have contributed to his later willingness to help replace the Sangheili with the [[Jiralhanae]].
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| By [[2525]], during the [[Ages of Doubt|23rd Age of Doubt]], Rumnt had apparently given up politics in order to more effectively indulge his spiritual side. He served as the [[Philologist]] on the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]], where he led the [[asceticism|ascetic priests]] prior to his ascension to Hierarch.<ref>'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 271''</ref> | | By 2525, he had apparently given up politics in order to more effectively indulge his spiritual side. He served as the [[Philologist]] on the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]], where he led the priests prior to his ascension to Hierarch.<ref>'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 271''</ref> He was present when the [[Minister of Fortitude]] and the [[Vice Minister of Tranquility]] came to ask [[032 Mendicant Bias|the Oracle of the Dreadnought]] to give its blessing to their intent to become the next Prophet Hierarchs. In response, the Oracle attempted to launch the Dreadnought in order to transport the [[human]] population of [[Harvest]] to [[Installation 00|the Ark]], during which time it referred to the humans as its creators.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 275''</ref> The Philologist, overcome with spiritual awe, beseeched the Oracle to complete its task; however, when the Dreadnought's electrical pathways were short-circuited by the [[Lekgolo]] worms that had been moving within them, thus stopping the Dreadnought's launch, the Philologist regained enough sense to disconnect the Oracle from the Dreadnought's systems. |
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| ===Rise to power===
| | Because the Philologist had heard the Oracle's secrets, which would shatter the Covenant if they became known (it was thought that the Forerunners had transcended when they activated the [[Halo Array]]; if the humans had been left behind, that meant that not all who walked the divine path would necessarily gain the same transcendence upon the coming of the [[Great Journey]]), the other two Prophets offered for him to be their third Hierarch. The Philologist agreed, if perhaps reluctantly; he was later seen picking irritably at his new robes during the Hierarch initiation ceremony. With his help (doubtlessly his former career as a member of the High Council was very helpful for their campaign), the three San 'Shyuum successfully rose to the mantle of Hierarch. The Philologist procured the name the Prophet of Mercy. |
| The Philologist was present when the [[Prophet of Truth|Minister of Fortitude Ord Casto]] and the [[Prophet of Regret|Vice Minister of Tranquility Lod Mron]] came to ask for confirmation of the "[[human|reliquaries]]" found on [[Harvest]].<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 272''</ref> As the three San'Shyuum were analysing the data collected over the planet, [[Mendicant Bias|the Oracle of the Dreadnought]] suddenly came online. The Oracle revealed that the humans were [[Reclaimer]]s that were left behind and largely proved the [[Great Journey]] to be false. Shortly after, the Oracle attempted to launch the Dreadnought in order to transport the [[human]] population of [[Harvest]] to [[Installation 00|the Ark]], during which time it referred to the humans as its creators.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 275''</ref> The Philologist, overcome with spiritual awe, beseeched the Oracle to complete its task; however, when the Dreadnought's electrical pathways were short-circuited by the [[Lekgolo]] worms that had been moving within them, thus stopping the Dreadnought's launch, the Philologist regained enough sense to disconnect the Oracle from the Dreadnought's systems.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 276''</ref>
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| Because the Philologist had heard the Oracle's secrets, which would shatter the Covenant if they became known, the other two Prophets offered for him to be their third Hierarch. The Philologist agreed, if perhaps reluctantly; he was later seen picking irritably at his new robes during the Hierarch initiation ceremony.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 381''</ref> With his help (doubtlessly his former career as a member of the High Council was very helpful for their campaign), the three San'Shyuum successfully rose to the mantle of Hierarch. The Philologist procured the name the Prophet of Mercy.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 383''</ref>
| | Being the oldest member of the Prophet triumvirate, Mercy was well-acquainted with the Covenant's governmental systems and history. During a meeting with [[Thel 'Vadamee]] and the [[Prophet of Truth]], he mentions a bit of Covenant history, citing the [[Unggoy Rebellion]] and the [[Taming of the Lekgolo]] as cases where an [[Arbiter]] was appointed to resolve the conflict.<ref>'''[[Halo 2]]''', campaign level, ''[[The Arbiter (Level)|The Arbiter]]''</ref> |
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| ===Human-Covenant War===
| | He stayed by Truth's side after the death of the [[Prophet of Regret]], and seemed to be more of an adviser or supporter of Truth than an equal. Whereas Truth and Regret often clashed, there appeared to be no sign of conflict between Mercy and Truth (or even between Mercy and Regret, for that matter). As the [[Great Schism|Covenant Civil War]] began, Mercy still supported Truth's actions, even as it seemed that Truth was unraveling the very foundations of the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]]. This indicates that Mercy was fully involved in Truth's machinations from the beginning, something that even Regret failed to completely achieve. |
| [[File:H2A-TruthAndMercy.jpg|thumb|250px|The Prophet of Mercy at Truth's side as they preside over the trial of Supreme Commander [[Thel 'Vadamee]].]] | |
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| Being the oldest member of the Prophet triumvirate, Mercy was well-acquainted with the Covenant's governmental systems and history. The three Hierarchs worked together to ensure the Covenant's dominance over humanity, while making sure that no individual discovered the truth of the [[Covenant religion]].<ref>'''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]''', ''page 153''</ref>
| | [[File:halo picture_09.jpg|thumb|left|John-117 confronts the Prophet of Mercy, moments before the latter's death.]] |
| | As the Great Schism began, he and the Prophet of Truth fled from the [[Council Chamber]] when [[John-117|the Master Chief]] was teleported there by [[the Gravemind]]. Just as the two were about to depart for [[Earth]] with the Forerunner Dreadnought to begin the [[Great Journey]], a swarm of [[Flood]] [[Infection Form|Infection Forms]] attacked them and the [[Honor Guard]] [[Brutes]]. A single Infection Form managed to evade the guards, latch onto Mercy's neck, and begin devouring his windpipe. |
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| Mercy was present with the [[High Prophet of Truth]] and the [[High Prophet of Regret]] at the trial of [[Supreme Commander]] [[Thel 'Vadamee]] with the [[High Council]]. Mercy questioned why Thel did not destroy the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} over [[Reach]] and later had to demand order in the Council when an argument broke out amongst the Councilors.<ref name=heretic>'''Halo 2''', campaign level ''[[The Heretic]]''</ref> After the trial, Mercy and Truth had [[Chieftain of the Jiralhanae]] [[Tartarus]] bring 'Vadamee before them. While the Jiralhanae had thought the Sangheili would be executed, the San'Shyuum instead talked with 'Vadamee. During the conversation, Mercy mentioned a bit of Covenant history, citing the [[Unggoy Rebellion]] and the [[Taming of the Lekgolo]] as cases where an [[Arbiter]] was appointed to resolve the conflict. 'Vadamee was given the title of Arbiter, but Mercy warned that he would die undertaking the Council's tasks.<ref>'''Halo 2''', campaign level ''[[The Arbiter (level)|The Arbiter]]''</ref>
| | Even as [[Tartarus]] attempted to save him, Truth intervened and let Mercy die in order to become the sole leader of the Covenant, saying, "The Great Journey waits for no one, brother. Not even you." Before his death, he was found by the Master Chief, who questioned where Truth was going. He answered, "Earth, to finish what was started. And this time, none of you will be left behind." The Master Chief then violently tore the Infection Form from Mercy's neck, killing the old Prophet instantly but saving him from being infected by the [[Flood]]. However, Mercy was later assimilated into the Gravemind anyway, and may have been reanimated like the Prophet of Regret was. |
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| After Regret foolishly and partially unintentionally began the [[Battle of Earth|attack]] on the human homeworld, [[Earth]] while severely outnumbered, Regret sent a formal apology to Mercy and Truth, asking them to 'forgive his premature arrival' and claiming that he was unaware of the human presence on the planet. Although Truth wished to give Regret a public display of his and Mercy's contempt, he was spared due to Mercy's "wise counsel".<ref name="regret">'''Halo 2''' campaign level ''[[Regret (Halo 2 level)|Regret]]''</ref> Following Regret's death on [[Installation 05]] at the hands of [[John-117]], the Jiralhanae [[Changing of the Guard|replaced]] the Sangheili's position on the [[Covenant Honor Guard]]. After Tartarus and the Arbiter captured [[monitor]] [[343 Guilty Spark]], he was interrogated by Mercy and Truth. They discovered that they required Installation 05's [[Activation Index]] to fire the Halo and begin the Great Journey. After meeting with the Arbiter, the two remaining Hierarchs tasked 'Vadamee with acquiring the Index.{{Ref/Reuse|icon}}
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| | [[File:Divine Wind.jpg|thumb|Mercy basks in the presence of [[Installation 05|Halo]].]] |
| | [[File:Mercy Discussing Index.png|thumb|Mercy discusses the Index with [[343 Guilty Spark]].]] |
| | Little is known about this Hierarch. However, Mercy can be seen as passionate and knowledgeable, as seen in the cutscene before the level [[Sacred Icon]] where he shows his excitement about [[Installation 05|Halo]], expressing hope that the [[Great Journey]] should begin very soon. It's very possible that he has a sense of propriety, seeing that he talked Truth out of condemning Regret, as described on the level [[Regret (level)|Regret]], but that doesn't necessarily mean that he is merciful. He is perceptible and an authority on the [[Forerunners]] and their knowledge, he can be considered the Prophet of Truth's right-hand. Without Mercy to advise him later, Truth becomes much more irrational and aggressive in ''[[Halo 3]]'', even toward his subordinates (very much like Regret was before the Great Schism), although it is just as likely that Truth is showing his true personality after years of cool political veiling. |
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| ===The Great Schism===
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| While the Arbiter was retrieving the Index, Mercy and Truth began the [[Great Schism]]. The Hierarchs believed that the Sangheili were unfit for the Great Journey and would interfere with the activation of the [[Halo Array]], the [[Jiralhanae]] were given the position of the Sangheili in the Covenant and all Sangheili were ordered to be executed, by orders of the Hierarchs.<ref>'''Halo 2''', campaign level ''[[Quarantine Zone]]''</ref> As the Great Schism began, Mercy still supported Truth's actions, even as it seemed that Truth was unraveling the very foundations of the Covenant. This indicates that Mercy was fully involved in Truth's machinations from the beginning, something that even Regret failed to completely achieve.
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| After [[Tartarus]] retrieved the Activation Index, allegedly killing the Arbiter in the process, he gave the Index to the Hierarchs on ''[[High Charity]]''. While Truth gave a religious speech, Mercy observed. Suddenly, [[John-117]] entered ''High Charity'' near the Hierarchs through the use of a [[teleportation grid]], with the help of the [[Gravemind]] on Installation 05. The Spartan stole the [[Type-33 Needler]] of an [[Unggoy]] and aimed it at the Mercy and Truth. However, two Jiralhanae interfered and attacked John, allowing Mercy and Truth to escape with some escorts.<ref name="gravemind">'''Halo 2''', campaign level ''[[Gravemind (level)|Gravemind]]''</ref>
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| ===Death===
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| [[File:H2A - Mercydeath.png|thumb|250px|Mercy dying from a [[Pod infector]].]]
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| Just as the two were about to depart for [[Earth]], with the captured [[343 Guilty Spark]], [[Avery Johnson|Sergeant Major Avery Johnson]], and [[Miranda Keyes|Commander Miranda Keyes]], with the Forerunner Dreadnought to begin the [[Great Journey]], a swarm of [[Flood]] [[Pod infector]]s attacked them and the [[Jiralhanae Honor Guardsman|Jiralhanae Honor Guardsmen]]. A single Pod infector managed to, despite the efforts of both [[Tartarus]] and the guards, latch onto Mercy's neck, and begin devouring his windpipe.{{Ref/Reuse|gravemind}}
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| Even as Tartarus attempted to save him, Truth intervened and left Mercy for dead in order to become the sole leader of the Covenant, saying, "The Great Journey waits for no one, brother. Not even you." As Mercy struggled on the ground, Truth, Tartarus, and their captives left the Hierarch in {{Pattern|Kez'katu|Phantom}}s.{{Ref/Reuse|gravemind}} Before his death, he was found by the Master Chief, who questioned where Truth was going. He answered, "Earth, to finish what we started. And this time, none of you will be left behind." The Master Chief then violently tore the Pod infector from Mercy's neck, killing the old Prophet instantly, but saving him from being infected by the Flood. However, Mercy's corpse was later assimilated into the Gravemind anyway as the Flood took over ''High Charity'', with the parasite feeding on the Prophet's knowledge in order to further its own plans.{{Ref/Reuse|charity}}{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22|Enc22|Page=248}}
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| ==Personality and traits==
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| Mercy can be seen as passionate, lively, and knowledgeable,<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]''', ''page 126''</ref> as evidenced by his excitement about [[Installation 05|Halo]], expressing hope that the [[Great Journey]] should begin very soon. It is possible that he has a sense of propriety, seeing that he talked the [[High Prophet of Truth]] out of condemning [[High Prophet of Regret]],{{Ref/Reuse|regret}} although this does not necessarily mean that he is merciful. While serving as the [[Philologist]], he did sincerely care for the Great Journey, yet he was still susceptible to bribes and blackmailing like all powerful San'Shyuum politicians on ''[[High Charity]]''.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 274''</ref>
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| He is perceptive and an authority on the [[Forerunner]]s and their knowledge, he can be considered the Prophet of Truth's right-hand. Truth himself stated that Mercy was at his side, always with "wise counsel" in his ears.{{Ref/Reuse|charity}} Without Mercy to advise him later, Truth became much more irrational and aggressive, even toward his subordinates (very much like Regret was before the Great Schism), although it is just as likely that Truth is showing his true personality after years of cool political veiling. He stayed by Truth's side after the death of the [[High Prophet of Regret]], and seemed to be more of an adviser or supporter of Truth than an equal. Whereas Truth and Regret often clashed, there appeared to be no sign of conflict between Mercy and the other two Hierarchs. Although the three Hierarchs are meant to be equals, Truth held more power than Mercy.<ref>'''Halo Encyclopedia: The Definitive Guide to the Halo Universe''', ''page 127''</ref>
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| ==Non-canon and dubious canon appearances==
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| ===Silver Timeline===
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| {{Main|Prophet of Mercy/Silver}}
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| The Prophet of Mercy is one of the three Hierarchs of the Covenant.{{Ref/Film|[[Halo: The Television Series]]}}
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| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
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| | *His name is ironic, like the names of all the other Hierarchs, as he is given no mercy by the Prophet of Truth, and he showed no mercy neither to human nor to Thel 'Vadamee, whom he wanted dead. It should be noted, though, that he did show mercy to the Prophet of Regret by talking Truth out of making a public display of contempt for Regret and his blunder in "accidentally" invading Earth. More notably, the Prophet of Truth showed him no mercy by letting him die an easily preventable death. |
| *Mercy was voiced by the late English-American actor and singer [[Hamilton Camp]].<ref>'''Halo 2''', ''[[Halo 2 credits|credits]]''</ref> | |
| *Mercy's title follows a broad trend of [[San'Shyuum|Prophet]] titles corresponding with their character's downfall. In the case of the Prophet of Mercy, his title reflects him having been shown no mercy by the [[Prophet of Truth]], who allowed him to be left for dead at the tendrils of a Flood [[Pod infector]].
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| **It could also be said Mercy's title reflects his nature: he showed mercy to the [[Prophet of Regret]] by talking Truth out of making a public display of contempt for Regret and his blunder in "accidentally" invading Earth. He also proclaimed that upon Truth's activation of the Halo array, humans would this time not be "left behind" on the Great Journey, a much more merciful position than his counterparts.
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| **In a way, [[John-117]] killed the Prophet of Mercy in an act of mercy by removing the Pod infector so that Mercy would not have to suffer becoming a member of the [[Flood]].
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| *In the cutscene when the Flood attacks Mercy in ''Halo 2: Anniversary'', he can be seen tapping on his gravity throne, likely as a way to activate the weaponry. However for unknown reasons it doesn't work.
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| ==Gallery==
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| File:Mercy.jpg|The Prophet of Mercy in ''Halo 2''.
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| File:Divine Wind.jpg|Mercy basks in the presence of [[Installation 05|Halo]].
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| File:Mercy Discussing Index.png|Mercy discusses the Index with [[343 Guilty Spark]].
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| File:halo picture_09.jpg|John-117 confronts the Prophet of Mercy, moments before his death.
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| File:H2A - Mercy model.jpg|A model of Mercy for ''Halo 2: Anniversary''.
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| File:MercyRegret.jpg|Mercy and Regret witness the disgraced Commander Thel Vadamee return to High Charity.
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| File:H2AMercy1.jpg|Mercy questions angrily why Supreme Commander Thel 'Vadamee failed to destroy the ''[[Pillar of Autumn]]''.
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| File:Mercy2A2.jpg|Mercy orders the rambunctious councilors to calm down.
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| File:MercyH2A3.jpg|Mercy along Truth explains how crucial the role of Arbiter is to the very existence of the Covenant.
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| File:MercyH2A4.jpg|Mercy assures the Arbiter the tasks he will undertake will be suicidal.
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| File:MercyTruthArbiter.jpg|Mercy and Truth watch as Thel 'Vadamee accepts the title of Arbiter.
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| File:MercySacredIconH2A.jpg|Mercy laments the loss of [[Installation 04]].
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| File:MercyDivineWinds.jpg|Mercy excitedly exclaims the belief of the "Great Journey".
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| File:MercyIcon.jpg|Mercy reveals the Index needed to activate Halo.
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| File:MercySalvation.jpg|Mercy claims all will have salvation when the Halo is activated.
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| File:ProphetsOracle.jpg|Mercy, Truth, and the Arbiter gather around the Monitor [[343 Guilty Spark]].
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| File:TruthMercy.jpg|Mercy silently sits by as Truth makes a speech about the acquisition of the Index.
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| File:MercyFlood.jpg|Mercy gets attacked by a [[Pod infector]].
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| File:MercyDeath.jpg|Master Chief finds the dying Mercy.
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| File:Mercycorpse.jpg|Mercy's corpse in High Charity.
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| File:Enc22 Hierarchs.jpg|Artwork of the Prophet of Mercy (right) alongside Regret and Truth for the ''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition)]]''.
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| ==List of appearances== | | ==List of appearances== |
| *''[[Halo 2]]'' {{1st}} | | *''[[Halo 2]]'' {{1st}} |
| *''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' | | *''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' |
| *''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]'' {{Mo}}
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| *''[[Halo Wars]]'' {{Mo}}
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| *''[[Halo: Broken Circle]]'' {{Mo}}
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| *''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]''
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| **''[[Terminal (Halo 2: Anniversary)|Terminals]]''
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| *''[[Halo Mythos]]'' {{Mo}}
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| *''[[Halo: Official Spartan Field Manual]]''
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| *''[[Halo: Oblivion]]''
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| *''[[Halo: Shadows of Reach]]''
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| **''[[Sacrifice]]'' {{Im}}
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| *''[[Halo: Divine Wind]]'' {{Im}}
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| *''[[Halo Infinite]]'' {{C|Hologram only}}
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| *''[[Halo: The Television Series]]''
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| *''[[Halo: Age of Retribution]]'' {{Mo}}
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| ==Sources== | | ==Sources== |
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