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::Furthermore, Stacker has never officially been referred to as a staff sergeant; he is called "Sergeant" in ''Another Day at the Beach'' and ''Halo 2'''s credits. He is also never called "Pete". While it is reasonable that his first name is Pete, as that is his voice actor's name, there is no proof of this. This article, as well as Chips Dubbo's, is in great need of an overhaul. --[[User talk:Braidenvl|Courage never dies.]] 14:50, 28 August 2011 (EDT) | ::Furthermore, Stacker has never officially been referred to as a staff sergeant; he is called "Sergeant" in ''Another Day at the Beach'' and ''Halo 2'''s credits. He is also never called "Pete". While it is reasonable that his first name is Pete, as that is his voice actor's name, there is no proof of this. This article, as well as Chips Dubbo's, is in great need of an overhaul. --[[User talk:Braidenvl|Courage never dies.]] 14:50, 28 August 2011 (EDT) | ||
:As mentioned in the article, their canonical status is in limbo. They're not meant to be taken seriously. The reason they keep undying and reappearing in the most unlikely of places is because they're funny. I'm sure that, somewhere in the universe, there is ''the'' Stacker and ''the'' Dubbo, who are present as characters to some extent; perhaps one of the many clones encountered in the games is the real character, somewhere. I suppose if 343i ever got around to doing anything with them, they could give the "one big identical family" explanation, where ''Halo: CE'' Stacker is the older brother of ''Halo 2'' Stacker and so on, probably the only explanation they could give without making some major retcons. I think the articles should keep doing what they're doing and acknowledge their semi-canon status by recording their many often contradictory appearances as consistently as possible. - | :As mentioned in the article, their canonical status is in limbo. They're not meant to be taken seriously. The reason they keep undying and reappearing in the most unlikely of places is because they're funny. I'm sure that, somewhere in the universe, there is ''the'' Stacker and ''the'' Dubbo, who are present as characters to some extent; perhaps one of the many clones encountered in the games is the real character, somewhere. I suppose if 343i ever got around to doing anything with them, they could give the "one big identical family" explanation, where ''Halo: CE'' Stacker is the older brother of ''Halo 2'' Stacker and so on, probably the only explanation they could give without making some major retcons. I think the articles should keep doing what they're doing and acknowledge their semi-canon status by recording their many often contradictory appearances as consistently as possible. - [[File:Black Mesa.jpg|28px]] [[User:Halo-343|<span style="color: purple; font-family: Times New Roman; font-size: 128%;">'''Halo-343'''</span>]] [[User talk:Halo-343|<font color="green">('''Talk''')</font>]] 17:18, 28 August 2011 (EDT) | ||
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