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Revision as of 12:55, August 12, 2020
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Infiltration/reconnaissance |
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162 Meters |
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Hull: |
Resistant to several pulse laser bursts |
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Minimal
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The UNSC Tokyo Rules is a prowler-type vessel in service with UNSC Naval Intelligence.[1]
A communications officer aboard the Tokyo Rules contacted New Mombasa's Urban Infrastructure AI, the Superintendent during the first hours of the Battle of Earth after receiving a report of core data corruption in the AI's data center.[1]
Trivia
The name "Tokyo Rules" may be related to the fact that Halo 3: ODST was announced at the 2008 Tokyo Game Show on October 8.[verification needed]
List of appearances
- Keep It Clean (trailer) (First mentioned)
