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A '''fighting skin''' is a suit of armour created for use by the [[San'Shyuum]] [[prelates]].{{Ref/Novel|Id=DW5|HDW|Chapter=5}} | A '''fighting skin''' is a suit of armour created by the [[Sacred Promissory]] for use by the [[San'Shyuum]] [[prelates]].{{Ref/Site|Id=CFConcert|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/canon-fodder-concert-of-words|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon Fodder - Concert of Worlds|D=25|M=09|Y=2023}}{{Ref/Novel|Id=DW5|HDW|Chapter=5}} | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Design details | ===Design details=== | ||
The suits are made of [[Wikipedia:Graphene|Graphene]], and contain air scrubbers capable of drowning out the smell of the pheromones emitted by [[Jiralhanae]] warriors.{{Ref/Novel|Id=DW7|HDW|Chapter=7}} The suits also contain automatic repair functions, which can automatically-repair holes in the suit over a period of multiple days, though during this time the suit lacks the power to make communications.{{Ref/Novel|Id=DW17|HDW|Chapter=17}} Fighting skins are also able to hide their operators from infrared radar scans, even when damaged.{{Ref/Reuse|DW17}} | The suits are made of [[Wikipedia:Graphene|Graphene]], and contain air scrubbers capable of drowning out the smell of the pheromones emitted by [[Jiralhanae]] warriors.{{Ref/Novel|Id=DW7|HDW|Chapter=7}} The suits also contain automatic repair functions, which can automatically-repair holes in the suit over a period of multiple days, though during this time the suit lacks the power to make communications.{{Ref/Novel|Id=DW17|HDW|Chapter=17}} Fighting skins are also able to hide their operators from infrared radar scans, even when damaged.{{Ref/Reuse|DW17}} | ||
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File:TemTem.png|The fighting skin worn by Tem'Bhetek. | File:TemTem.png|The fighting skin worn by Tem'Bhetek. | ||
File:Enc22-Dhas.png|Dhas Bhasvod. | |||
File:Enc22-Tem.png|Tem'Bhetek. | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:57, March 11, 2024
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A fighting skin is a suit of armour created by the Sacred Promissory for use by the San'Shyuum prelates.[1][5]
Overview[edit]
Design details[edit]
The suits are made of Graphene, and contain air scrubbers capable of drowning out the smell of the pheromones emitted by Jiralhanae warriors.[3] The suits also contain automatic repair functions, which can automatically-repair holes in the suit over a period of multiple days, though during this time the suit lacks the power to make communications.[4] Fighting skins are also able to hide their operators from infrared radar scans, even when damaged.[4]
The onyx-coloured armor worn by prelate Tem'Bhetek bore several other features, including a hard light emitter mounted on his arm, which could be used to fashion a shield or gauntlet, and an anti-gravity belt used for propelling himself in various directions quickly, or for limited flight.[2]
Usage[edit]
Fighting skins were employed by the prelates of the San'Shyuum including Tem'Bhetek and Dhas Bhasvod, and used to great effect in combat - allowing their chemically enhanced operators to go toe-to-toe with seasoned Sangheili and Jiralhanae warriors, and even SPARTAN-III supersoldiers.[6][2]
Gallery[edit]
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: Shadow of Intent (First appearance)
- Halo Mythos: A Guide to the Story of Halo
- Halo: Divine Wind
Sources[edit]
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