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The '''Drinol''' is a [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] species that was cut from ''[[Halo 2]]''. | The '''Drinol''' is a [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] species that was cut from ''[[Halo 2]]''. | ||
In the [[Behind the Scenes: Making of Halo 2|Behind the Scenes featurette]] from the [[Limited Collector's Edition Disc (Halo 2)|DVD]] included with the ''Halo 2 Collector's Edition'', Drinol are described as huge beasts that are kept contained and segregated from the other forces. Possessing phenomenal strength, they are often used to smash enemy [[category:Vehicles|vehicles]]. | In the [[Behind the Scenes: Making of Halo 2|Behind the Scenes featurette]] from the [[Limited Collector's Edition Disc (Halo 2)|DVD]] included with the ''Halo 2 Collector's Edition'', Drinol are described as huge beasts that are kept contained and segregated from the other forces. Possessing phenomenal strength, they are often used to smash enemy [[:category:Vehicles|vehicles]]. | ||
==Marathon connection== | ==Marathon connection== | ||
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The Drinol is a Covenant species that was cut from Halo 2.
In the Behind the Scenes featurette from the DVD included with the Halo 2 Collector's Edition, Drinol are described as huge beasts that are kept contained and segregated from the other forces. Possessing phenomenal strength, they are often used to smash enemy vehicles.
Marathon connection
Bungie enjoys making references to their previous game franchise, Marathon, into the Halo series.
From a description of the Hulk in Marathon: Template:BigQuote
The term "Drinniol" is very similar to "Drinol," indicating a reference.
Gallery
- Drinol sketchs.png
Drinol concept art.
- Drinol Fight Pose.png
Concept fight pose.
A "Hulk" from Marathon as drawn by Craig Mullins. Note the creature's resemblance to the Drinol.
