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{{Center|This article is about the [[Special Operations Unggoy]] in [[Halo: The Flood]]. For the [[Banished]] [[leader]] in [[Halo Wars 2]] see [[Yapyap]].}}
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{{Quote|Th-thank you, Commander, but I don't deserve such an honor.|A worried Yayap gets promoted to [[Zuka 'Zamamee]]'s assistant {{Ref/Book|Id=WF24|[[Halo: The Flood]]|Page=70}}}}


'''Yayap''' was an intelligent [[Unggoy]] who lived during the [[Ages of Reclamation|9th Age of Reclamation]]. He distinguished himself during the [[Battle of Installation 04]].
'''Yayap''' was a [[Unggoy]] (Grunt) alive during the [[9th Age of Reclamation]]. He later became the black armored [[Special Operations Elite]] [[Zuka 'Zamamee]]'s personal assistant.  


==Biography==
Yayap was born on the [[methane]] filled Grunt home world, [[Balaho]], to which he continually dreams about returning to. Yayap was a [[Grunt Major]] assigned to a sleepy Grunt unit, commanding others of his race, including [[Gagaw]]. However, during the boarding of the ''[[Pillar of Autumn]]'' (during the events of the first [[Halo]] encounter), [[Zuka 'Zamamee]] was incapacitated by a bullet shot by the [[Master Chief]]. Yayap and his team of Grunts found him still alive and decided to bring him back to the boarding ships; so they could be allowed to escape the fighting on board the ''Pillar of Autumn'' and live. After Zuka 'Zamamee regained consciousness, he decided to have Yayap transferred to be his personal aid; his own was killed in the fight aboard the ''Pillar of Autumn''. Yayap was understandably less than elated at this exchange of hands, because Elites were notorious for not caring about their own lives and even less for the lives of those placed under their charge. Yayap became a [[Special Operations Grunt]].  
Yayap was born on the [[methane]]-filled Unggoy homeworld, [[Balaho]], to which he continually dreamed of returning. Before serving in the ''[[Fleet of Particular Justice]]'', Yayap lived in the lower districts of ''[[High Charity]]'', where he served the [[Sangheili]] as a sentry.<ref>'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 305-306''</ref> In the 9th Age of Reclamation, Yayap was an [[Unggoy Major]] assigned to a sleepy Unggoy unit in the Fleet of Particular Justice, commanding others of his race, including his friend [[Gagaw]]. Yayap was a cousin of [[Bapap]], one of the first members of the Covenant to encounter humanity at [[Harvest]].


===''Pillar of Autumn''===
Zuka 'Zamamee then went before a small Council situated on Halo to request permission to kill the specially armored [[human]], the Master Chief, who was solely responsible for scores of alien deaths. His request was not accepted. However, after a boarding assault, [[Captain Keyes]] was saved and the Chief killed several hundred alien warriors, his request was then reconsidered and granted.  
During the boarding of the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}}, [[Zuka 'Zamamee]], a [[Special Operations Sangheili]], was incapacitated by a bullet into the side of his head by [[SPARTAN-II Program|Spartan]] [[John-117]]. Yayap and his [[File (unit)|file]] of Unggoy found him still alive and decided to bring him back to the boarding ships so they could be allowed to escape the fighting on board the ''Pillar of Autumn'' and live.


===Installation 04===
Yayap then followed Zuka 'Zamamee to the security center of the Cartographer where he tried to kill the Master Chief using a pair of [[Hunter]]s and some Grunts under Yayap's command. However, one of the Grunts, named [[Linglin]], killed one of the Hunters, allowing the Master Chief to overcome the force. Yayap narrowly escaped death when Zuka 'Zamamee pulled him into a cargo pod.
After Zuka 'Zamamee regained consciousness, he decided to have Yayap transferred to be his personal assistant, as his own was killed during the fight aboard the ''Pillar of Autumn''. Yayap was understandably less than elated at this exchange of hands, because Sangheili were notorious for not caring about their own lives and even less for the lives of those placed under their charge. Yayap was then promoted to a [[Special Operations Unggoy]]. He, like all other Unggoy, had to refer to all Sangheili, including Zuka 'Zamamee, by using the honorific "Excellency".


Zuka 'Zamamee later went before a small Council situated on Halo to request permission to kill the specially armored human who was solely responsible for scores of Covenant deaths. His request was denied. However, after a boarding assault, [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Jacob Keyes]] was saved and the Master Chief killed several hundred Covenant warriors. His request was then reconsidered and granted.
He was then used as the bait for a plan. He was beaten up and laid out next to a crashed vehicle on a path where the human resistance soldiers would find him, carrying some food to ensure he would not be killed by the [[human]]s. He was then captured by Melissa McKay and, unknown to her, carried a transmitter that he activated once he saw the Chief, allowing Zuka 'Zamamee and [[Noga 'Putumee]] to land forces at the human base. The attack was a loss, forcing him to escape with Zuka 'Zamamee aboard a plane. He had to point a gun at the Zuka 'Zamamee’s head to convince him to retreat.  


Yayap then followed Zuka 'Zamamee to the security center of the [[Silent Cartographer]] where he tried to kill the Master Chief using a pair of [[Mgalekgolo]] and some Unggoy under Yayap's command. However, one of the Unggoy, [[Linglin]], panicked and accidentally shot one of the Mgalekgolo in the back, allowing the Master Chief to overcome the force. Yayap narrowly escaped death when Zuka 'Zamamee pulled him into a cargo pod.
They then traveled to the human's crash site so that Yayap could get a supply of methane. They assigned him to inspect cargo and command a group of [[Jackal]]s. At first, the Jackals were disgusted of being under his command, calling him a "gas sucker" but their minds changed after their leader, was killed by a group of [[Flood]] that were contained thanks to Yayap. Yayap the Grunt was promoted, in their eyes, to honorary Jackal.  
Yayap was then used as the bait for 'Zamamee's next plan. He was beaten up and laid out next to a destroyed [[Type-32 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Ghost]] on a path where [[human]] soldiers on patrol would find him, carrying some food to make it look like he was a deserter or a lone patrol that had crashed, ensuring he would not be killed by the humans. He was then captured by [[First Lieutenant]] [[Melissa McKay]] and, unknown to her, carried a transmitter that he activated once he saw the Chief, allowing Zuka 'Zamamee and [[Field Master]] [[Noga 'Putumee]] to land forces at the human base. The [[Battle of Alpha Base|attack]] was a loss, forcing 'Zamamee to come to a conclusion; find the human with the special armor, or die, as [[Soha 'Rolamee]] had.


'Zamamee freed Yayap from captivity, and told him to lead him to the human. Yayap lied and told 'Zamamee that the human had been put in charge of guarding captured [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshees]]. As Yayap and Zuka 'Zamamee continued to the aircraft, they were attacked by humans. In the midst of the skirmish, 'Zamamee's {{Pattern|Okarda'phaa|plasma rifle}} overheated, and was about to die until Yayap saved him. They proceeded to the Banshees, and found them unguarded. In fact, unknown to them, the Master Chief had quickly come from the [[Control Room]] to [[Alpha Base (Installation 04)|Alpha Base]], where he had been seen by Yayap. The Chief then took three hours sleep and had a quick meal, until leaving to look for Captain Jacob Keyes. 'Zamamee was furious at Yayap for lying, and when he asked why Yayap told him that the special-armored human was guarding the Banshees, Yayap simply told him, "You can fly one of these, and I cannot." The Sangheili threatened to kill the Unggoy and throw his body off the cliff, and so Yayap held a [[Type-25 Directed Energy Pistol|plasma pistol]] to Zuka 'Zamamee's head and threatened him in order to convince him.
He was finally assigned to monitor communications for Zuka 'Zamamee when the Chief was spotted aboard the ship. Knowing that Zuka 'Zamamee would lose a battle with the Spartan, he packed a day's worth of food plus a tank of methane onto a ghost, drove the vehicle out of the human crash site and found peace.


They then traveled to the ''Pillar of Autumn'''s crash site so that Yayap could get a supply of methane.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Flood]]''', ''pages 272-273''</ref> 'Zamamee and Yayap came up with a plan to have 'Zamamee take a [[Killed in action|KIA]] Sangheili commando's name and report to the crash site. Those at the site assigned 'Zamamee and Yayap to inspect cargo and command a group of Kig-Yar. Since 'Zamamee was lying low in the fear that someone would recognize him, Yayap mostly commanded the [[Kig-yar]]. At first, the Kig-Yar were disgusted at the notion of being under his command, calling him a "gas sucker", but their minds changed after their leader, [[Bok]], was killed by a group of [[The Flood|Flood]] that were contained afterward thanks to Yayap. He was promoted, in their eyes, to honorary Jackal.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Flood]]''', ''pages 296-299''</ref>
He was supposedly killed in the explosion of the ''Pillar of Autumn'', which caused the destruction of Halo. However, his true fate is unknown and he may still be alive, somehow. As ''[[Halo: First Strike]]'' indicated, [[Cortana]]'s first few searches only picked up "Dust and Echoes", but eventually, survivors of Halo's explosion were found. It is still possible that Yayap is still alive, but the chances are very low.


===Death===
== Trivia ==
Yayap was then assigned to monitor communications for Zuka 'Zamamee when the Master Chief was spotted aboard the ship. After guiding 'Zamamee in order to secure the Master Chief's position to kill him, knowing that everyone on the ''Pillar of Autumn'' would die, he packed a day's worth of food plus a tank of methane onto a Ghost, drove the vehicle out of the human crash site, away into the hills and found peace.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Flood]]''', ''page 333''</ref>
*Yayap is mentioned to have been killed by the player by multiple Grunts in [[Halo 3]], with the IWBYD skull turned on, of course.


His final moments were when he turned back and saw explosions erupting on the ship. He was most likely incinerated in the blast caused by the detonation of the ''[[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|Pillar of Autumn]]'', which caused the destruction of [[Installation 04]]. During the destruction of Halo, gravity and the atmosphere would have been destroyed with it. As a result, Yayap, or his remains, would have been crushed by the vacuum and pressure.
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==List of appearances==
[[Category:The Covenant]]
*''[[Halo: The Flood]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' {{Mo}}
 
==Sources==
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[[Category:Unggoy characters]]
[[Category:Covenant military personnel]]

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