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I think the spores are the basis for the infection forms. The spores get into a host, turn him into a carrier full of infection forms. I think the Juggernaut a conglomeration of bodies like the brain forms. {{unsigned|Spacecase610}} | I think the spores are the basis for the infection forms. The spores get into a host, turn him into a carrier full of infection forms. I think the Juggernaut a conglomeration of bodies like the brain forms. {{unsigned|Spacecase610}} | ||
:Yeah... we don't really know how it got started, but there must have been a first infection form, and it inserted its spores into someone, climbed in there to control it, and eventually more infection forms came out and did what the first one did. As for Juggernauts, I don't really think there is an explanation for them, which is why you don't fight them in the game. Bungie just couldn't think of something for them on time. '''[[User:Guesty-Persony-Thingy|<font color="red">g<sup>u</sup>e<sub>s</sub>t<sup>y</sup></font>]]-[[User talk:Guesty-Persony-Thingy|<font color="blue">p<sub>e</sub>r<sup>s</sup>o<sub>n</sub>y</font>]]-[[Special:Contributions/Guesty-Persony-Thingy|<font color="green"><sup>t</sup>h<sub>i</sub>n<sup>g</sup>y</font>]]''' 00:52, 8 January 2007 (UTC) | :Yeah... we don't really know how it got started, but there must have been a first infection form, and it inserted its spores into someone, climbed in there to control it, and eventually more infection forms came out and did what the first one did. As for Juggernauts, I don't really think there is an explanation for them, which is why you don't fight them in the game. Bungie just couldn't think of something for them on time. '''[[User:Guesty-Persony-Thingy|<font color="red">g<sup>u</sup>e<sub>s</sub>t<sup>y</sup></font>]]-[[User talk:Guesty-Persony-Thingy|<font color="blue">p<sub>e</sub>r<sup>s</sup>o<sub>n</sub>y</font>]]-[[Special:Contributions/Guesty-Persony-Thingy|<font color="green"><sup>t</sup>h<sub>i</sub>n<sup>g</sup>y</font>]]''' 00:52, 8 January 2007 (UTC) | ||
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Yeah I agree with the Jug thing, (I think it should be noted as a discontinued Idea by bungie, not as an actual form) and the section with ideas on what the flood were, it seems to say "Many think" (or something to that nature) way to much, and needs to be changed. Finally on Brute forms, i think bungie just didnt have time so we may see them in H3 (seeing as how the majority is Brutes), and the Jug could be a brute, the flood change the host to meet its needs so the thin middle could be just the way they needed it. BTW you can see that the thigh area looks like a spine and thighs, covered in loose flesh. | |||
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Does anyone remember seeing flood brutes?--JohnSpartan117 04:44, 24 October 2006 (UTC)
- No. I don't think Bungie put them in. --Dragonclaws 05:17, 24 October 2006 (UTC)
I know that you sometimes see dead bodies turn into flood. Are Brutes just ignored?--JohnSpartan117 06:06, 24 October 2006 (UTC)
Maybe we will see Flood Brutes in Halo 3, we just have to wait and see. User:Joshua 029
Wow, this is the only topic you guys could think of right now? Come on!--prophit of war 21:47, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
maybe juggernuts were flood brutes--Sangheili 00:42, 19 December 2006 (UTC)
I was looking at bungies marathon page and it mentioned and showed a picture of something called a fungal zombie which looked and seemed really close to the flood. —This unsigned comment was made by 70.141.203.60 (talk • contribs). Please sign your posts with ~~~~
Hey, has anyone noticed there's a thing about the flood. They come in waves, waves of flood(parasite), floods can have waves in them(water). Anyone notice how they're similer?--prophit of war 23:56, 29 November 2006 (UTC)
Hey, does anyone know what that spore thing was for in High Charity at the end of Halo 2.--prophit of war 15:14, 23 December 2006 (UTC)
The Middle section of a Juggernaught is too thin to be a brute, and what spore thing in High Charity? The Brain forms?--Will 16:16, 04 January 2007 (UTC)
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I think the spores are the basis for the infection forms. The spores get into a host, turn him into a carrier full of infection forms. I think the Juggernaut a conglomeration of bodies like the brain forms. —This unsigned comment was made by Spacecase610 (talk • contribs). Please sign your posts with ~~~~
- Yeah... we don't really know how it got started, but there must have been a first infection form, and it inserted its spores into someone, climbed in there to control it, and eventually more infection forms came out and did what the first one did. As for Juggernauts, I don't really think there is an explanation for them, which is why you don't fight them in the game. Bungie just couldn't think of something for them on time. guesty-persony-thingy 00:52, 8 January 2007 (UTC)
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Yeah I agree with the Jug thing, (I think it should be noted as a discontinued Idea by bungie, not as an actual form) and the section with ideas on what the flood were, it seems to say "Many think" (or something to that nature) way to much, and needs to be changed. Finally on Brute forms, i think bungie just didnt have time so we may see them in H3 (seeing as how the majority is Brutes), and the Jug could be a brute, the flood change the host to meet its needs so the thin middle could be just the way they needed it. BTW you can see that the thigh area looks like a spine and thighs, covered in loose flesh. -Lt.O'Brien 15:10, 8 January 2007 (UTC)