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==Unlockable Content== | ==Unlockable Content== | ||
All the figures will come with a code that unlock new, exclusive in-game content for the [[Infinity (mode)|Infinity mode]].<ref>[http://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/detail/d9fa59ae-7f94-4656-b560-ecfa124be5ec/mcfarlane-series-2-unlockables '''Halo Waypoint''' - ''McFarlane Series 2 Unlockables'']</ref> | All the figures will come with a code that unlock new, exclusive in-game content for the [[Infinity (mode)|Infinity mode]].<ref>[http://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/detail/d9fa59ae-7f94-4656-b560-ecfa124be5ec/mcfarlane-series-2-unlockables '''Halo Waypoint''' - ''McFarlane Series 2 Unlockables'']</ref> | ||
*'''Master Chief''': ''Riptide'' Skin for Assault Rifle. | *'''Master Chief''': ''Riptide'' Skin for the [[MA5D Individual Combat Weapon System|Assault Rifle]]. | ||
*'''Elite Ranger''': ''Chill'' Skin for Storm Rifle. | *'''Elite Ranger''': ''Chill'' Skin for the Storm Rifle. | ||
*'''Storm Jackal''': ''Engage'' Skin for Carbine | *'''Storm Jackal''': ''Engage'' Skin for the Covenant Carbine | ||
*'''Scout SPARTAN''': ''Toxic'' Skin for Scout armor. | *'''Scout SPARTAN''': ''Toxic'' Skin for Scout armor. | ||
*''' | *'''CIO SPARTAN (purple)''': ''Ruin'' Skin for CIO armor | ||
*''' | *'''CIO SPARTAN (steel/green)''': ''Bones'' Skin for DMR. | ||
*'''The Didact''': ''Refractive'' Skin for [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Venator|Venator armor]] and [[Z-130 Directed Energy Automatic Weapon|Suppressor]] | *'''The Didact''': ''Refractive'' Skin for [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Venator|Venator armor]] and [[Z-130 Directed Energy Automatic Weapon|Suppressor]] | ||
Revision as of 17:35, May 31, 2013
McFarlane Toys Halo 4 Series 2 action figures were originally set for release in January 2013, but were delayed to October.
Carded Figures
Master Chief
This Master Chief figure is based off of Master Chief's new appearance in Halo 4. It comes with an ARC-920. As an added bonus, the Master Chief also comes with a free Micro Ops figure of Cortana, in scale with the other Micro Ops figures, Cortana also works as an accessory and can be removed from her base and held in a figure's hand.
The Master Chief figure.
Elite Ranger
The Elite Ranger feature a fully-sealed environment suit and an airtight helmet with clear visor; perfect for extra-vehicular activity in the vacuum of space. The Elite Ranger figure comes with the redesigned, Halo 4 version of the Beam Rifle.
The Elite Ranger figure.
Storm Jackal
The Storm Jackal features the new, more reptilian look seen in Halo 4. Figure includes the redesigned version of the Covenant Carbine weapon.
The Storm Jackal figure.
The Didact
This figure depicts the Didact in full armor.
- McFarlane H4 Series-2 Didact figure.jpg
The Didact figure.
Spartan Scout
The Spartan Scout figure features an orange paint scheme, and comes equipped with the new Sticky Detonator.
The Orange Spartan Scout figure.
Spartan CIO (purple)
This Spartan figure is clad in purple CIO armor and comes with the M395 Designated Marksman Rifle.
The Purple Spartan CIO figure.
Spartan CIO (steel/green)
This Spartan figure is clad in steel/green CIO armor and comes with the M395 Designated Marksman Rifle.
Unlockable Content
All the figures will come with a code that unlock new, exclusive in-game content for the Infinity mode.[1]
- Master Chief: Riptide Skin for the Assault Rifle.
- Elite Ranger: Chill Skin for the Storm Rifle.
- Storm Jackal: Engage Skin for the Covenant Carbine
- Scout SPARTAN: Toxic Skin for Scout armor.
- CIO SPARTAN (purple): Ruin Skin for CIO armor
- CIO SPARTAN (steel/green): Bones Skin for DMR.
- The Didact: Refractive Skin for Venator armor and Suppressor
Trivia
- Originally it was planned that went on sale a Commander Thomas Lasky figure, armed with a M6H pistol, but due to the few sales that Captain Jacob Keyes figure had in the Halo: Anniversary Edition Series 2, it was canceled and replaced with the Didact figure.[2]
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