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{{Disambig header|the Forerunner technology|the gameplay collectibles in the Halo games|Terminal}} | {{Disambig header|the Forerunner technology|the gameplay collectibles in the Halo games|Terminal}} | ||
[[File:H4-RequiemTerminal-ScanRender.png| | [[File:H4-RequiemTerminal-ScanRender.png|thumb|150px|The Z9930 Information Vector Console.]] | ||
'''Terminals''' {{ZClass|9930|Information Vector Console|IVC}} are a [[Forerunner]] interface device.{{Ref/Book|H4EVG|Page=129}} | |||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:35, September 24, 2023
Terminals (UNSC Z-classification: Z-9930 Information Vector Console, Z-9930 IVC) are a Forerunner interface device.[1]
Overview[edit]
These terminals are located across many Forerunner constructs which can be accessed by acclimated AI or native ancillas. They are generally databases of knowledge and past experiences, but many operate simply as a conduit for information transmitted from the Domain.
While on Installation 00, John-117 discovered a number of terminals containing ancient Forerunner communications logs, as well as direct messages from Mendicant Bias. Four years later, while on Requiem and other Forerunner constructs, Cortana was able to access several of them, revealing ancient secrets buried by the Forerunners before the activation of the Halo Array.
Gallery[edit]
The exterior of a Terminal on Installation 00.
The communications orb inside of an Installation 00 terminal.
Concept art of the Z-9930 IVC Terminal.
Concept art of the terminal interaction in Halo 4.
A Z-9930 IVC Terminal found on the level Infinity.
List of appearances[edit]
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 129
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