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In addition to its life support role, it is equipped with armor. This armor can withstand limited amounts of fire, especially from energy weapons. The [[M6D]] is capable of easily cracking through the armor and is considered by some to be the standard weapon for such actions.<ref name="Flood"/> The armor piercing rounds of the [[Assault Rifle]] are also potent weapons against the harness. As well as defending against projectiles and [[plasma]], it prevents a limited amount of fall damage to its user, like its [[Sangheili combat harness|Sangheili counterpart]]. Despite this, most variants are vastly inferior to the other types of armor adorned and used by the Covenant, no doubt due to the costs required to produce the suits for the extremely large population of Unggoy soldiers. Some variants are also equipped with helmets, [[Active Camouflage]] and a methane-filled breathing apparatus. | In addition to its life support role, it is equipped with armor. This armor can withstand limited amounts of fire, especially from energy weapons. The [[M6D]] is capable of easily cracking through the armor and is considered by some to be the standard weapon for such actions.<ref name="Flood"/> The armor piercing rounds of the [[Assault Rifle]] are also potent weapons against the harness. As well as defending against projectiles and [[plasma]], it prevents a limited amount of fall damage to its user, like its [[Sangheili combat harness|Sangheili counterpart]]. Despite this, most variants are vastly inferior to the other types of armor adorned and used by the Covenant, no doubt due to the costs required to produce the suits for the extremely large population of Unggoy soldiers. Some variants are also equipped with helmets, [[Active Camouflage]] and a methane-filled breathing apparatus. | ||
== | == Appearance == | ||
The visual appearance of the Unggoy | The visual appearance of the Unggoy Combat Harness has changed considerably every time it has appeared in fiction; this has led to confusion as to whether or not these are separate variants or if the differences are simply aesthetic in nature. | ||
In [[Halo: Combat Evolved]], there was a variant with a partially curled-back methane tank, along with a larger methane rebreather. This variant is commonly referred to by fans as "curl-backs". This variant is absent in newer titles. In [[Halo Wars]], the combat harness used by [[Ripa 'Moramee]]'s [[Suicide Grunts]] use cylinder-like methane tanks and goggle-like rebreathers. In ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', the design of the harness varies greatly between different Unggoy ranks. Along with the traditional combat harness, which is now worn exclusively by ''[[Unggoy Minor]]''. | |||
The first variant is a two-pronged methane tank used by both [[Unggoy Majors]] and [[Special Operations Unggoy]]. [[Urk]] -a member of Bungie- joked about this variant, calling them "[[wikia:c:transformers:Starscream (G1)|Starscreams]]" for their spires. | |||
The second variant is features a cylindrical methane tank that is worn by [[Unggoy Heavies]] and [[Unggoy Ultras]]. While similar to the ones used by [[Halo Wars]]' [[Suicide Unggoy]], it is still otherwise a different variant. | |||
[[Unggoy Heavies]],[[Special Operations Unggoy]] and [[Unggoy Ultras]] wear rebreathers that fully cover their faces. While the former two's masks appear similar to [[human]] gas masks, the latter looks similar to the [[wikia:c:masseffect:Armor Customization|Mass Effect's Death Mask]]. Unggoy Ultra masks offer more protection than normal masks, blocking an entire [[headshot]] before falling off. | |||
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