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BARVO-class Mjolnir is a variant of the Mjolnir [GEN2] armor.
Overview
Design details
The BARVO-class helmet incorporates the latest GNNR-platform VISR for elite threat-detection, as well as an aerodynamically sculpted rear decklid for high-altitude insertion ops. The BARVO-class helmet also features a highly-adaptable sensor suite that leaves plenty of room for requirement when necessary.[1]
Development history
Developed by Beweglichkeitsrüstungsysteme as a one-off prototype for a legendary War Games champion, the BARVO helmet was tested in Operations: WEASLEY and HERODUCK.[1]
Trivia
- The helmet is named and modeled after Andy Dudynsky, also known as Bravo. The name of the helmet is based on the nickname Bravo has in the Halo subreddit: Barvo.[1]
- In March 2017, during the 2017 Halo World Championship, the 405th Infantry Division, a Halo cosplaying community, delivered a custom-made helmet for Bravo. On March 30, 2017, the helmet was canonized by Jeff Easterling.[1]
Gallery
The design process for the helmet.
Andy Dudynsky holding his custom-made Barvo helmet
