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{{ | {{Disambig header|the Hydra model featured in ''Halo Infinite''|other uses of the word Hydra|Hydra (disambiguation)}} | ||
{{Weapon infobox | {{Weapon infobox | ||
|name = MLRS-2 Hydra | |name = MLRS-2 Hydra | ||
|image =[[File:HINF - MLRS-2 Hydra Product Logo.png|100px]]<br> | |image =[[File:HINF - MLRS-2 Hydra Product Logo.png|100px]]<br> | ||
[[File:HINF | [[File:HINF Hydra Crop.png|300px]] | ||
|manufacturer = [[Chalybs Defense Solutions]]{{Ref/Book|Id=EN|Enc22|Page=177}} | |manufacturer = [[Chalybs Defense Solutions]]{{Ref/Book|Id=EN|Enc22|Page=177}} | ||
|series = [[Hydra]] | |series = [[Hydra]] | ||
|type = [[Wikipedia:Multiple rocket launcher|Multiple rocket launcher]] | |type = [[Wikipedia:Multiple rocket launcher|Multiple rocket launcher]] | ||
|cost = | |cost = | ||
|variant = | |variant = [[Pursuit Hydra]] | ||
|length = {{Convert|37.8|in|cm|disp=flip|sp=us}}{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | |length = {{Convert|37.8|in|cm|disp=flip|sp=us}}{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
|width = | |width = | ||
|height = | |height = | ||
|weight = | |weight = | ||
|ammotype = 9X-G | |ammotype = [[9X-G Gyroc rocket|9X-G High-Explosive Air Bursting Gyroc rocket]]s{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
|capacity = | |capacity = | ||
|feed = 6-rocket revolving cylinder{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | |feed = 6-rocket revolving cylinder{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
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|service = [[Post-Covenant War conflicts]] | |service = [[Post-Covenant War conflicts]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Multiple Launch Rocket System-2 Hydra Gyroc Launcher''' ('''MLRS-2 Hydra''') | {{Article quote|The latest in the portable micro-missile launcher technology. By toggling to the zoom aim mode, the MLRS-2 Hydra can lock-on to vehicles and infantry targets, allowing missiles to home-in. When hip fired, Hydra munitions are unguided, but feature proximity air-burst fusing.{{Ref/Game|Id=forge|HINF|Forge - MLRS-2 Hydra description|Quote=The latest in the portable micro-missile launcher technology. By toggling to the zoom aim mode, the MLRS-2 Hydra can lock-on to vehicles and infantry targets, allowing missiles to home-in. When hip fired, Hydra munitions are unguided, but feature proximity air-burst fusing.}}}} | ||
The '''Multiple Launch Rocket System-2 Hydra Gyroc Launcher''' ('''MLRS-2 Hydra''') is a weapon in the '''[[Hydra]]''' line of gyroc missile launchers built by [[Chalybs Defense Solutions]] and employed by the [[United Nations Space Command]].{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} The weapon succeeds the previous [[MLRS-1 Hydra|MLRS-1]] model. | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Design details=== | ===Design details=== | ||
As with its predecessor, the [[MLRS-1 Hydra|MLRS-1]], the MLRS-2 Hydra is a semi-automatic missile launcher equipped by infantry forces for use against other infantry and vehicles. The weapon is arranged in a manner similar to a conventional rifle, albeit with a more angular body than its predecessor. The fore of the weapon contains a revolving cylinder which stocks six 9X-G High Explosive, Air Bursting (HEAB) gyroscopically-stabilised missiles. These missiles can be individually-fired by the operator with a semi-automatic fire mode in either dumb-fire or locked-on to enemies. When locking onto enemies, the weapon's integrated semi-automatic tracking and targeting systems allow the operator to target enemy infantry or individual parts of vehicles for the missiles to home in on.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | As with its predecessor, the [[MLRS-1 Hydra|MLRS-1]], the MLRS-2 Hydra is a semi-automatic missile launcher equipped by infantry forces for use against other infantry and vehicles. The weapon is arranged in a manner similar to a conventional rifle, albeit with a more angular body than its predecessor. The fore of the weapon contains a revolving cylinder which stocks six [[9X-G Gyroc rocket|9X-G High Explosive, Air Bursting (HEAB) gyroscopically-stabilised missiles]]. These missiles can be individually-fired by the operator with a semi-automatic fire mode in either dumb-fire or locked-on to enemies. When locking onto enemies, the weapon's integrated semi-automatic tracking and targeting systems allow the operator to target enemy infantry or individual parts of vehicles for the missiles to home in on.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
Warnings on the body of the MLRS-2 Hydra recommend using only approved UNSC munitions.{{Ref/Site|Id=insideoct2021|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/inside-infinite-october-2021|SiteName=Halo Waypoint|PageName=Inside Infinite - October 2021|D=29|M=10|Y=2021}} | Warnings on the body of the MLRS-2 Hydra recommend using only approved UNSC munitions.{{Ref/Site|Id=insideoct2021|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/inside-infinite-october-2021|SiteName=Halo Waypoint|PageName=Inside Infinite - October 2021|D=29|M=10|Y=2021}} | ||
===History=== | |||
MLRS-2 Hydra units are either tested or manufactured at the [[Seattle]] [[Seattle Complex|Complex]], [[United Republic of North America]].{{Ref/Reuse|insideoct2021}} Succeeding the MLRS-1 model, the MLRS-2 was in use by UNSC forces by [[2559]]. In this time, it was employed during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]].{{Ref/Game|HINF|Hydra in-game weapon}} While fighting the [[John-117|Master Chief]], the [[Jiralhanae Warlord]] [[Tremonius]] used a Hydra against the Spartan.{{Ref/Level|Id=foundation|HI|Foundation (Halo Infinite)|Foundation}} | |||
===Variants=== | ===Variants=== | ||
*'''[[Pursuit Hydra]]''': The Pursuit Hydra locks onto targets more quickly and fires projectiles at greater velocities, making it more effective at longer ranges.{{Ref/Site|Id=Support|URL=https://support.halowaypoint.com/hc/en-us/articles/6882880281364-Halo-Infinite-Weapon-Equipment-and-Vehicle-Inventory-|Site=Halo Support|Page=Halo Infinite Weapon, Equipment, and Vehicle Inventory|D=05|M=05|Y=2023}} | *'''[[Pursuit Hydra]]''': The Pursuit Hydra locks onto targets more quickly and fires projectiles at greater velocities, making it more effective at longer ranges.{{Ref/Site|Id=Support|URL=https://support.halowaypoint.com/hc/en-us/articles/6882880281364-Halo-Infinite-Weapon-Equipment-and-Vehicle-Inventory-|Site=Halo Support|Page=Halo Infinite Weapon, Equipment, and Vehicle Inventory|D=05|M=05|Y=2023}} | ||
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== | ==In-game information== | ||
{{Article quote|A rapid-fire guided munitions launcher that fires gyroscopically-stabilized rockets, which home in on targets after lock-on.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|Weapons Bench description}}{{Ref/Game|HI|Academy - Weapon Drills - Hydra description}}}} | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
{{Linkbox|gameplay=yes|gallery=yes| | {{Linkbox|gameplay=yes|gallery=yes}} | ||
===Development images=== | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:HINF-Hydra.png|The MLRS-2 Hydra's textures in the early stages of ''Halo Infinite'' development. | |||
File:HINF Hydra Decals.png|Decals on the MLRS-2. | |||
File:HINF Hydra HiPoly Render 1.jpg|A render of the MLRS-2's high-poly model. | |||
File:HINF Hydra HiPoly Render 2.jpg|A render of the MLRS-2's high-poly model. | |||
File:HINF Hydra HiPoly Render 3.jpg|A render of the MLRS-2's high-poly model. | |||
</gallery> | |||
===Screenshots=== | |||
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File:HINF-HydraHUD.png|HUD view of the Hydra in dumb-fire mode. | |||
File:HINF-HydratrackingHUD.png|HUD view of the Hydra in tracking mode. | |||
File:HINF Hydra HUD Firing.png|HUD view of firing the Hydra. | |||
HINF_Hydra_HUD_Reloading.png|HUD view of reloading the Hydra. | |||
File:HINF HydraReloading.png|A 9X-G HEAB Gyroc rocket being inserted into an MLRS-2. | |||
File:HINF Hydra Missile.png|The 9X-G HEAB Gyroc rocket mid-flight. | |||
File:HINF Trailblazer&Hydra.png|A Spartan wielding an MLRS-2. | |||
File:HINF Zvezda&Hydra.png|A Spartan sprinting with an MLRS-2. | |||
File:HINF Hydra Firing.png|A Spartan firing an MLRS-2. | File:HINF Hydra Firing.png|A Spartan firing an MLRS-2. | ||
File:HINF Sangheili Enforcer heavy weapons battle.png|A Sangheili Enforcer fires a rocket from a MLRS-2 Hydra. | File:HINF Sangheili Enforcer heavy weapons battle.png|A Sangheili Enforcer fires a rocket from a MLRS-2 Hydra. | ||
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“ | The latest in the portable micro-missile launcher technology. By toggling to the zoom aim mode, the MLRS-2 Hydra can lock-on to vehicles and infantry targets, allowing missiles to home-in. When hip fired, Hydra munitions are unguided, but feature proximity air-burst fusing.[2] | ” |
The Multiple Launch Rocket System-2 Hydra Gyroc Launcher (MLRS-2 Hydra) is a weapon in the Hydra line of gyroc missile launchers built by Chalybs Defense Solutions and employed by the United Nations Space Command.[1] The weapon succeeds the previous MLRS-1 model.
Overview[edit]
Design details[edit]
As with its predecessor, the MLRS-1, the MLRS-2 Hydra is a semi-automatic missile launcher equipped by infantry forces for use against other infantry and vehicles. The weapon is arranged in a manner similar to a conventional rifle, albeit with a more angular body than its predecessor. The fore of the weapon contains a revolving cylinder which stocks six 9X-G High Explosive, Air Bursting (HEAB) gyroscopically-stabilised missiles. These missiles can be individually-fired by the operator with a semi-automatic fire mode in either dumb-fire or locked-on to enemies. When locking onto enemies, the weapon's integrated semi-automatic tracking and targeting systems allow the operator to target enemy infantry or individual parts of vehicles for the missiles to home in on.[1]
Warnings on the body of the MLRS-2 Hydra recommend using only approved UNSC munitions.[3]
History[edit]
MLRS-2 Hydra units are either tested or manufactured at the Seattle Complex, United Republic of North America.[3] Succeeding the MLRS-1 model, the MLRS-2 was in use by UNSC forces by 2559. In this time, it was employed during the Battle for Zeta Halo.[4] While fighting the Master Chief, the Jiralhanae Warlord Tremonius used a Hydra against the Spartan.[5]
Variants[edit]
- Pursuit Hydra: The Pursuit Hydra locks onto targets more quickly and fires projectiles at greater velocities, making it more effective at longer ranges.[6]
In-game information[edit]
“ | A rapid-fire guided munitions launcher that fires gyroscopically-stabilized rockets, which home in on targets after lock-on.[7][8] | ” |
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Weapon Model | Manufacturer | Lore | Rarity | Introduced In | Unlock Requirements |
Fortune Bold |
Fracture: Tenrai | Chase away the darkness, frighten the wicked, and bring joy to the worthy. | Legendary | Tenrai IV | Purchase the "Ikari Legacy" bundle from the Shop for 2,200 cR |
Gallery[edit]
See our gameplay information related to MLRS-2 Hydra on its gameplay page. | |
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Development images[edit]
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List of appearances[edit]
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
- Halo: The Rubicon Protocol
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 177
- ^ Halo Infinite, Forge - MLRS-2 Hydra description: "The latest in the portable micro-missile launcher technology. By toggling to the zoom aim mode, the MLRS-2 Hydra can lock-on to vehicles and infantry targets, allowing missiles to home-in. When hip fired, Hydra munitions are unguided, but feature proximity air-burst fusing."
- ^ a b Halo Waypoint, Inside Infinite - October 2021 (Retrieved on Oct 29, 2021) [archive]
- ^ Halo Infinite, Hydra in-game weapon
- ^ Halo Infinite, campaign level Foundation
- ^ Halo Support, Halo Infinite Weapon, Equipment, and Vehicle Inventory (Retrieved on May 5, 2023) [archive]
- ^ Halo Infinite, Weapons Bench description
- ^ Halo Infinite, Academy - Weapon Drills - Hydra description
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