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Right after the Halo array was fired, a final communication was heard by [[343 Guilty Spark]] from a "great dense cloud". This was sent from a species that just managed to send out their communications out from their home system | Right after the Halo array was fired, a final communication was heard by [[343 Guilty Spark]] from a "great dense cloud". This was sent from a species that just managed to send out their first communications out from their home system. This species was not encountered by the Forerunners or the Flood and ultimately was not indexed by the Librarian. Guilty Spark did not understand their message, but presumed it was hopeful signals. After the Halo array hit the cloud, the communication stopped.{{Ref/Novel|Id=HSS39|Sil|String=39}} | ||
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Revision as of 12:33, October 28, 2021
The following are a list of evidence and appearances of potential numerous alien species that have not been identified or named in the universe.
Overview
Milky Way
Forerunner indexing
According to a Catalog, before the firing of the Halo Array on 97,445 BCE, the Librarian studied and favored at least 123 species across three million worlds in regions the Forerunners explored in the Milky Way galaxy. The Catalog was uncertain however how many the Librarian aimed to preserve.[1] While many sentient species were ultimately indexed and reintroduced, many of them did not reach Tier 7 of the Technological Achievement Tiers after the firing of the Halo array, where only a handful were encountered by Humanity in the Orion Arm of the galaxy, and not every species that were in the Covenant were cataloged by the United Nations Space Command, with even the Covenant client species keeping few records of their affairs with them.[2]
Locations
Great dense cloud
Last communication
Right after the Halo array was fired, a final communication was heard by 343 Guilty Spark from a "great dense cloud". This was sent from a species that just managed to send out their first communications out from their home system. This species was not encountered by the Forerunners or the Flood and ultimately was not indexed by the Librarian. Guilty Spark did not understand their message, but presumed it was hopeful signals. After the Halo array hit the cloud, the communication stopped.[3]
Installation 04 (Alpha Halo)
Below is evidence of alien species arriving at the Halo installation Installation 04.
Crashed ship
- Main article: Unidentified alien vessel
Around 40,000 BCETEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "section"[4] after the firing of the array, during an experiment 343 Guilty Spark conducted on the Halo,TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "section"[5] an Unidentified alien vessel crashed on the ring.TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "section"[6] However none of the species left the ship or attempted contact, and Guilty Spark built a sarcophagus around the vessel. Ultimately Guilty Spark was hopeful for the next species to arrive on the ring.[4]
Unidentified ship.
Visitors to the ring
During the Battle of Installation 04, 343 Guilty Spark noted in logs made during the battle that the Covenant landing on the ring and seeking something was similar to other alien species who arrived at the ring who recorded what they saw and left.TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "section"[7] These visits ultimately lead to 343 Guilty Spark changing from being hopeful at meeting alien species, to threatening ships that went near the ring, this persisted until the UNSC Pillar of Autumn arrived.TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "section"[8]
Installation 05 (Delta Halo)
Below is evidence of alien species arriving at the Halo installation Installation 05.
Flood outbreak
It is suggested that there was potentially outside meddling that lead to a Flood breach at the containment facility, leading to an outbreak and eventual formation of a Gravemind on Installation 05.[9]
Installation 07 (Zeta Halo)
Below is evidence of alien species at Halo installation Installation 07.
Banished occupation
During the Banished occupation of Installation 07, an alien called The Harbinger, and aliens known under Skimmers were present.[10]
The Harbinger
Skimmer
System of Miasmic Giants
Below is evidence of alien species around the System of Miasmic Giants.
'Crecka's survival
Around 851 BCE, the Sangheili 'Crecka recalled a event that happened "many cycles ago" in the System of Miasmic Giants where a hostile species attacked a vessel he served on, where he was the last survivor, him escaping by piloting the ship randomly though slipspace. According to 'Crecka, the species did not speak a civilized tongue.[11]
Line Installation 9-12
Below is evidence of alien species at Line Installation 9-12.
Crashed ships
The debris at this Line Installation, among others contains a number of ships belonging to species not known to Human or Covenant client species.[12]
Netherop
Below is evidence of alien species on the planet of Netherop. The species was assumed extinct by John-117.[13]
- In The Military Survey of Uninhabited Planets the Office of Naval Intelligence had a classified addendum that said Natherop was possibly abandoned, which meant that the original surveys might of found artificially constructed terrain features.[14]
- Forgotten Highway: A stone highway that was not made by Humanity was present on the planet.[14] It was cut into the cliff on what humanity called the Serpentine Canyon.[15]
- Mountain runners: Oval-bodied[15] ten-legged spider-like machines made by an unidentified species were used by marooned kids on the planet. It was not made with ferrous metal so a leg could not be attached to Frederic-104s magnetic mount.[16] The machines had a driver and passenger compartment. Control of the vehicle was done with a control orb. The machine was not that much bigger than a M12 Warthog.[15] The machines contained a coal-fired machine that charged batteries.[13]
- Microwave-beam weapons: Marooned kids made use of weapons that looked like a sickle-shaped dish antenna. This weapon fired a microwave burst.[15] These weapons were mounted on the mountain runners.[13]
- Cave Cities: The unidentified species created "Cave Cities", before Lena, and her ancestors were marooned on Netherop, these were abandoned and had no food, but they did contain water.[15]
- Tools: Several tools were buried on the planet, whenever one was unburied and figured out what it did. It didn't work.[15]
Unknown Location
Below is a list of alien species in unidentified locations.
Solitary
On a world that was controlled by the Forerunners, there was numerous confinement platforms that were made to keep threats contained, one of these platforms had a security breach leading to the inhabitant escaping.[17][18]
A broken "window" on the confinement platform.
The confinement platform.
Sources
- ^ Halo: Silentium
- ^ Halo Waypoint - News, Canon Fodder, Bulkhead Banter (Issue 66) (Retrieved on Jan 16, 2021) [local archive] [external archive]
- ^ Halo: Silentium
- ^ a b Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Terminal 6
- ^ Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Terminal 4
- ^ Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Terminal 5
- ^ Halo 2, Conversations from the Universe - 343 GUILTY SPARK – EXTRACTED/TRANSMITTED/ VOLUNTEERED FROM LOG
- ^ Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Terminal 1
- ^ Halo Waypoint - Universe, Locations, Delta Halo (Retrieved on Mar 5, 2021) [local archive] [external archive]
- ^ YouTube - Xbox, Halo Infinite - Campaign Overview: Campaign overview for Halo Infinite. (Retrieved on Oct 25, 2021)
- ^ Halo: Broken Circle - Part One: A Place of Refuge, chapter 1
- ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide - Locations, War Games, page 221 (Wreckage)
- ^ a b c Halo: Oblivion, chapter 12
- ^ a b Halo: Oblivion, chapter 8
- ^ a b c d e f Halo: Oblivion, chapter 10
- ^ Halo: Oblivion, chapter 9
- ^ Halo Waypoint - News, The Halo Bulletin: 11.9.11 (Retrieved on Apr 30, 2013) [archive]
- ^ Halo: Reach, multiplayer map Solitary
