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Unggoy Heavies, [[Special Operations Unggoy]] and Unggoy Ultras wear rebreathers that fully cover their faces (the Ultras wear actual helmets). Unggoy Ultra helmets offer more protection than normal masks, capable of blocking an entire [[headshot]] before falling off. | Unggoy Heavies, [[Special Operations Unggoy]] and Unggoy Ultras wear rebreathers that fully cover their faces (the Ultras wear actual helmets). Unggoy Ultra helmets offer more protection than normal masks, capable of blocking an entire [[headshot]] before falling off. | ||
In ''[[Halo 4]]'', | In ''[[Halo 4]]'', several previously unseen combat harnesses are introduced. The [[Unggoy Storm]] armor is much more minimalistic, barely covering the Unggoy's torso. The new skullcap helmet delivers methane directly to the wearer's nostrils, removing the need for the obstructive rebreathers present in older models.<ref>'''Official Xbox Magazine UK''' - ''May 2012'', ''page 39''</ref> This allow Unggoy soldiers to be more expressive in combat. The Unggoy Imperials wear a combat harness similar to the Unggoy ultras, with a helmet that covers their entire face, just as the Ultras have. However, The Imperials have a t-shaped methane tank. | ||
The Unggoy Heavies in ''Halo 4'' wear a combat harness similar to the heavies in Reach, but with a slightly different methane tank, and a face-mask with several visual changes,such as the eye-holes being smaller. | |||
A final combat harness is the [[Unggoy Ranger]] combat harness, which is similar to the ranger armor that other Covenant species wear. It includes a thruster pack, as well as a transparent mask that covers the entire face. | |||
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