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== Appearances in the [[Halo Universe]] == | == Appearances in the [[Halo Universe]] == | ||
* | *Water is seen in plain sight in six of the ten levels of [[Halo: Combat Evolved]], nine of [[Halo 2]]'s levels, and almost all of [[Halo 3]]'s levels, in some form or another (excluding water vapor). | ||
*Mentioned in [[Halo: Contact Harvest]]. Private Jenkins drinks it during some of the training exercises, when the company goes on runs, and during breaks. | *Mentioned in [[Halo: Contact Harvest]]. Private Jenkins drinks it during some of the training exercises, when the company goes on runs, and during breaks. | ||
*[[Frankie]] is a self-confessed fan of video game water. | *[[Frankie]] is a self-confessed fan of video game water. | ||
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Template:Ratings Water, chemical name dihydrogen monoxide, is a common chemical substance that is essential to all known forms of life. In typical usage, water refers only to its liquid form or state, but the substance also has a solid state, ice, and a gaseous state, water vapor.
Appearances in the Halo Universe
- Water is seen in plain sight in six of the ten levels of Halo: Combat Evolved, nine of Halo 2's levels, and almost all of Halo 3's levels, in some form or another (excluding water vapor).
- Mentioned in Halo: Contact Harvest. Private Jenkins drinks it during some of the training exercises, when the company goes on runs, and during breaks.
- Frankie is a self-confessed fan of video game water.
