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[[File:H2A Terminals - Lower districts toxic.jpg|thumb|250px|Poisoned infusion gas in the [[lower districts]] of | [[File:H2A Terminals - Lower districts toxic.jpg|thumb|250px|Poisoned infusion gas in the [[lower districts]] of High Charity]] | ||
{{Quote|no=two|1=Evan Phillips|q1=What's infusion?|2=Dengo|q2=It smoothes the day out.|3=[[Evan Phillips]] and [[Dengo]]<ref name="ttw186">'''[[Halo: The Thursday War]]''', ''pages 186-187''</ref>}} | {{Quote|no=two|1=Evan Phillips|q1=What's infusion?|2=Dengo|q2=It smoothes the day out.|3=[[Evan Phillips]] and [[Dengo]]<ref name="ttw186">'''[[Halo: The Thursday War]]''', ''pages 186-187''</ref>}} | ||
'''Infusions''' are recreational narcotics used by the [[Unggoy]], who add them to their [[Methane recharge station|portable methane tanks]]<ref name="ttw186"/><ref name="CH">'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''pages 150-151''</ref> or suck on them from a tube.<ref>'''[[Halo: Mortal Dictata]]''', ''page 222''</ref> | '''Infusions''' are recreational narcotics used by the [[Unggoy]], who add them to their [[Methane recharge station|portable methane tanks]]<ref name="ttw186"/><ref name="CH">'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''pages 150-151''</ref> or suck on them from a tube.<ref>'''[[Halo: Mortal Dictata]]''', ''page 222''</ref> | ||
In [[2462]],<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''pages 115 and 142''</ref> as a revenge for [[Kig-Yar]] nest relocations on | In [[2462]],<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''pages 115 and 142''</ref> as a revenge for [[Kig-Yar]] nest relocations on [[High Charity]] caused by the rapidly increasing Unggoy numbers, some radical Kig-Yar [[shipmaster]]s poisoned Unggoy infusion supplies, making several thousand affected Unggoy males sterile. The Covenant leadership's lack of response to this event, which became known as the "Infusion Incident", eventually caused the Unggoy to revolt, beginning the [[Unggoy Rebellion]].<ref name="CH"/> | ||
[[Dengo]] was a user of infusions as it helped pass the time while he worked in the fields of [[Nes'alun keep]], [[Sanghelios]].<ref name="ttw186"/> | [[Dengo]] was a user of infusions as it helped pass the time while he worked in the fields of [[Nes'alun keep]], [[Sanghelios]].<ref name="ttw186"/> | ||
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Revision as of 14:41, August 1, 2016
Poisoned infusion gas in the lower districts of High Charity
- Evan Phillips: "What's infusion?"
- Dengo: "It smoothes the day out."
- — Evan Phillips and Dengo[1]
Infusions are recreational narcotics used by the Unggoy, who add them to their portable methane tanks[1][2] or suck on them from a tube.[3]
In 2462,[4] as a revenge for Kig-Yar nest relocations on High Charity caused by the rapidly increasing Unggoy numbers, some radical Kig-Yar shipmasters poisoned Unggoy infusion supplies, making several thousand affected Unggoy males sterile. The Covenant leadership's lack of response to this event, which became known as the "Infusion Incident", eventually caused the Unggoy to revolt, beginning the Unggoy Rebellion.[2]
Dengo was a user of infusions as it helped pass the time while he worked in the fields of Nes'alun keep, Sanghelios.[1]
Trivia
The Final Grunt in Halo 3 says "When I'm on the gas, I don't know what I'm doing half the time!". The "gas" may be referring to a type of infusion.
List of appearances
- Halo: Contact Harvest (First appearance)
- Halo: The Thursday War
- Halo: Mortal Dictata
- Halo 2: Anniversary
- Halo 5: Guardians (Mentioned only)
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo: The Thursday War, pages 186-187
- ^ a b Halo: Contact Harvest, pages 150-151
- ^ Halo: Mortal Dictata, page 222
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia, pages 115 and 142
