Sangheili Ultra: Difference between revisions

Ultra
Function:	Ground assault/infantry; Operations commander;
Species:	Sangheili

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"On the blood of our fathers. On the blood of our sons."

— Sangheili Ultra's mantra.

Ultra is the highest regular rank among the Covenant's Sangheili warriors and later those of the Covenant separatists.

Description

Sangheili Ultras command specific operations, serving as field officers. They are directly subordinate to Zealots, who command fleets and armies. They are sometimes deployed on high-priority missions, often alone. For example, Ultras are known to command Scarab assault platforms.^[1] However, they often engage in open battle.^[2]^[3]

Ultras wear pearlescent armor with higher-than-average shield strength. Ultras wear white armor with red markings and a crested helmet similar to that of the councilors.^[2] In combat, Sangheili Ultras typically wield plasma rifles, though they also commonly use plasma repeaters and concussion rifles. Ultras are sometimes seen with energy swords in close combat.

Trivia

In Halo 2 and Halo: Reach, all Sangheili encountered will become Ultras with the Thunderstorm skull activated.
In Halo: Reach multiplayer, the Ultra Combat Harness is made available after the player reaches the rank of Warrant Officer.^[4]
In the level Floodgate in Halo 3, the corpses of the Ultras in the crashed cruiser can be infected by the Flood. They will sometimes pick up dropped energy swords lying on the ground. This may seem alarming, but the Flood apparently either do not have animations for the energy sword or are simply not programmed to use it, because they will simply follow the player without attacking. They retain the white-colored armor of the corpses, making them look very distinct from other Flood forms.
In Halo: Reach, Ultras are the only Elite class that does not have a BOB form.
When two or more people play on the same xbox the eyes of the ultra can't be seen and his mandibles stick out.

Gallery

A render of the Sangheili Ultra.
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A Sangheili Ultra letting out a war cry.
An Ultra wielding a Covenant carbine on Installation 05.
An Ultra wielding a pair of plasma rifles.
An Ultra wielding a plasma rifle in its left hand and an energy sword in its right hand.

List of appearances

Halo 2 (First appearance)
Halo 3
Halo 3: ODST
Halo: Reach
Deliver Hope

Sources

^ Halo 2, campaign level Metropolis
^ ^a ^b Halo: Reach
^ Deliver Hope
^ Bungie.net: Bungie Weekly Update: 06.11.10

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[1] Halo 2, campaign level Metropolis

[Reach-2] Halo: Reach

[3] Deliver Hope

[4] Bungie.net: Bungie Weekly Update: 06.11.10

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 *In the level ''[[Floodgate]]'' in ''[[Halo 3]]'', the corpses of the Ultras in the crashed cruiser can be infected by the [[Flood]]. They will sometimes pick up dropped energy swords lying on the ground. This may seem alarming, but the Flood apparently either do not have animations for the energy sword or are simply not programmed to use it, because they will simply follow the player without attacking. They retain the white-colored armor of the corpses, making them look very distinct from other Flood forms.
 *In ''Halo: Reach'', Ultras are the only Elite class that does not have a [[BOB]] form.
+*When two or more people play on the same xbox the eyes of the ultra can't be seen and his mandibles stick out.
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