Aggressor Sentinel Eliminator
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The Aggressor Sentinel Eliminators are a variant of the pervasive Forerunner Aggressor Sentinel;[1] they are deployed for heavy combat situations.[2][3][Note 1]
Overview[edit]
Design details[edit]
Visually, Aggressor Sentinel Eliminators are distinguished from standard Aggressors by their golden chassis.[Note 1] In addition to being equipped with energy shielding,[2][3][Note 1] they are also armed with superior versions of standard weapons, such as a more powerful sentinel beam or the Heatwave.[4][5]
History[edit]
During the Battle of Installation 05, these Sentinels were deployed to contain the Flood outbreak on the ring. Although they were deployed to support Enforcer Sentinels to contain the outbreak,[2][3][Note 1] several of these Sentinels fought against Thel 'Vadamee and his forces on the installation.[6][7]
These sentinels were also present on Installation 07,[8] where they took part in the conflict between the UNSC and the Banished under the direction of Monitor Adjutant Resolution.[9]
Gameplay[edit]
Sentinel Eliminators first appeared in-game in Halo 2 and its Anniversary remake, appearing on the levels Sacred Icon and Quarantine Zone as enemies for the player to fight against. Eliminators are given the more powerful Sentinel Eliminator beam and have a four second delay before their shields recharge and a one second recharge time, compared to the eight seconds delay and two second charge time of the Major. In-game, the Eliminators are given the Captain
enemy flag.
Eliminators appear in Halo Infinite as the strongest common variant of Sentinels. They are tougher then their grey counterparts, being the only variant to sport energy shielding, and wielding the Heatwave for offense. They also appear as prop assets on the multiplayer map Fragmentation; these Aggressors are destroyed and are merely a part of the map's background scenery, rather than an active part of the gameplay experience.
Production notes[edit]
Sentinel Eliminators primarily appear in the campaign of Halo 2. Though they have never been named in any canonical capacity, the in-game files of Halo 2 refer to them as Eliminators. A common fan-misconception revolves around the use of the name "Sentinel Major" to describe these Sentinels; the term was never used as a proper name in official material before its erroneous adoption by Halopedia, which was then carried over to the Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition),[2][3] a sizable portion of which was derived from this wiki. In actuality, the Major Sentinel is a different kind of enemy in addition to the Eliminators in Halo 2.
A lore stream conducted by 343 Industries writers Jeff Easterling and Kenneth Peters indicated that while the eliminators have been discussed internally, as of 2018 they had no particular designation for them and just considered them a different kind of Aggressor.[10]
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Renders[edit]
Screenshots[edit]
The Sentinel Eliminator in Halo 2: Anniversary.
A gold-colored Needler Sentinel firing needler rounds in Halo 2: Anniversary.
A Sentinel Eliminator with shielding on Installation 07 in Halo Infinite.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo 2 (First appearance)
- Halo Infinite
Notes[edit]
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo 2, game files: While not named canonically, within the Halo 2 game files these Sentinels are named Sentinel Eliminators.
- ^ a b c d Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), page 226
- ^ a b c d Halo Encyclopedia (2011 edition), page 236
- ^ Halo 2, Eliminator in-game enemy
- ^ Halo Infinite, Eliminator in-game enemy
- ^ Halo 2, campaign level Sacred Icon
- ^ Halo 2, campaign level Quarantine Zone
- ^ Halo Infinite, multiplayer map Fragmentation
- ^ Halo Infinite, campaign mission Reformation: The Command Spire
- ^ YouTube - HALO, Halo Lore Stream: The Halo Array: 58:40 (Retrieved on Mar 8, 2024)
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