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File:H5G-Battle of Sunaion-Guardian rising.jpg|[[Jameson Locke]] observing a Guardian during the [[Battle of Sunaion]]
File:H5G-Battle of Sunaion-Guardian rising.jpg|[[Jameson Locke]] observing a Guardian during the [[Battle of Sunaion]]
File:Guardian destruction.png|A human city on [[Meridian]] being destroyed by a Guardian in merely seconds
File:H5G-Guardian scale.png|A Guardian shown to scale with the Master Chief, several Promethean constructs, and the [[Wikipedia:Space Needle|Space Needle]] in [[Wikipedia:Seattle|Seattle, Washington]]
File:H5G-Guardian scale.png|A Guardian shown to scale with the Master Chief, several Promethean constructs, and the [[Wikipedia:Space Needle|Space Needle]] in [[Wikipedia:Seattle|Seattle, Washington]]
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This article is about the Forerunner construct. For other uses, see Guardian (disambiguation).

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Guardians are Forerunner constructs.[1] During the Battle of Sunaion in 2558, a Guardian encountered forces of the Swords of Sanghelios, led by Arbiter Thel 'Vadam, and Fireteam Osiris, led by Jameson Locke.[2]

Description

Guardians have a segmented body and elaborate, phoenix-like wings consisting of multiple segments. They possess a head that is vertically roughly elliptical, topped with a broad, vaguely conical protrusion and a roughly humanoid face similar to that of the Promethean constructs. The Guardians are enormous, being over 1.4 kilometers in height. They are capable of concealing themselves underwater and under lava, and can produce powerful shockwaves capable of demolishing buildings and destroying Covenant aircraft.[2]

Behind the scenes

First seen in the Halo Xbox One announcement trailer and later in the bookend cinematics of Halo 2 Anniversary as well as Halo 5: Guardians promotional artwork, there was considerable speculation as to the nature of the constructs prior to the confirmation of them as the titular Guardians in Game Informer's June 2015 issue. When asked about the construct seen in the Halo 5: Guardians key art on Twitter, the game's Creative Director Josh Holmes alluded to the name by replying that "The answer is in plain sight."[3]

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List of appearances

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