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'''Macintosh'''<ref name="L403">'''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]''', ''page 403''</ref> is the name given to a planet in the [[Zeta Doradus system]] by the [[UNSC]] that was once part of the [[Forerunner]] [[ecumene]].
'''Mackintosh''' is the name given by the [[UNSC]] to a planet in the [[Zeta Doradus system]] that was once part of the [[Forerunner]] [[ecumene]].<ref name="L403">'''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]''', ''page 403''</ref>
 
==History==
==History==
During the time of the [[Forerunner]]s, Macintosh was a part of their [[ecumene]]. It possessed an installation that served as the home port to a Forerunner warship of an unknown class.<ref name="L403" />
During the time of the [[Forerunner]]s, Mackintosh was a part of their [[ecumene]]. It possessed an installation that served as the home port to a Forerunner warship.{{Ref/Reuse|L403}}


In [[2553]], when the [[shield world]] [[Sarcophagus]] was brought out of its [[slipspace bubble]], Macintosh and three other planets in the [[Zeta Doradus system]] fell within its orbit.<ref>'''[[Halo: Glasslands]]'''</ref> Macintosh ended up falling into the position of the third planet orbiting the shield world's artificial star.<ref name="L403" />
In [[2553]], when the [[shield world]] [[Sarcophagus]] was brought out of its [[slipspace bubble]], Mackintosh and two other planets in the [[Zeta Doradus system]] became enveloped by it.<ref>'''[[Halo: Fractures]]''', "[[Lessons Learned]]"</ref> Mackintosh ended up falling into the position of the third planet orbiting the shield world's artificial star.{{Ref/Reuse|L403}}


In [[2558]], Sarcophagus was returned to its slipspace bubble during the [[Second Onyx conflict]] for protection from the [[Created]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]''', ''page 317''</ref> When the shield world returned to slipspace, it took with it the four planets that had been orbiting Sarcophagus in real space, including Macintosh. After [[Dural 'Mdama]] returned to the [[Servants of the Abiding Truth]], the [[Huragok]] [[Even Keel]] suggested Dural move his base to Macintosh. Keel admitted that the Forerunner warship had not been moved for many millennia and may require work to restore it to its full use, but the ship was habitable and accessible through Sarcophagus' portal network. After Keel assured him that there were also plenty of supplies and armaments, Dural chose to move the Servants to Macintosh and the ship.<ref>'''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]''', ''pages 403-405''</ref>
In [[2558]], Sarcophagus was returned to its slipspace bubble during the [[Second Onyx conflict]] for protection from the [[Created]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]''', ''page 317''</ref> When the shield world returned to slipspace, it took with it the three planets that had been orbiting within it in real space, including Mackintosh. After [[Dural 'Mdama]] returned to the [[Servants of the Abiding Truth]], the [[Huragok]] [[Even Keel]] suggested Dural move his base to Mackintosh. Keel admitted that the Forerunner warship had not been moved for many millennia and may require work to restore it to its full use, but the ship was habitable and accessible through Sarcophagus' [[slipspace portal]] network. After Keel assured him that there were also plenty of supplies and armaments, Dural chose to move the Servants to Mackintosh and the ship.<ref>'''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]''', ''pages 403-405''</ref>


==Trivia==
*A Macintosh is a type of laptop computer.
==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo: Glasslands]]'' {{Fm}}
*''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]'' {{Im}}
*''[[Halo: Fractures]]''
**''[[Lessons Learned]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]'' {{Mo}}


==Sources==
==Sources==
{{reflist}}
{{Ref/Sources}}


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Latest revision as of 14:51, March 19, 2022

Mackintosh
Astrographical

System:

Zeta Doradus system

Orbital position:

Third planet inside Sarcophagus' orbit[1]

Societal

Species:

Population:

 

Mackintosh is the name given by the UNSC to a planet in the Zeta Doradus system that was once part of the Forerunner ecumene.[1]

History[edit]

During the time of the Forerunners, Mackintosh was a part of their ecumene. It possessed an installation that served as the home port to a Forerunner warship.[1]

In 2553, when the shield world Sarcophagus was brought out of its slipspace bubble, Mackintosh and two other planets in the Zeta Doradus system became enveloped by it.[2] Mackintosh ended up falling into the position of the third planet orbiting the shield world's artificial star.[1]

In 2558, Sarcophagus was returned to its slipspace bubble during the Second Onyx conflict for protection from the Created.[3] When the shield world returned to slipspace, it took with it the three planets that had been orbiting within it in real space, including Mackintosh. After Dural 'Mdama returned to the Servants of the Abiding Truth, the Huragok Even Keel suggested Dural move his base to Mackintosh. Keel admitted that the Forerunner warship had not been moved for many millennia and may require work to restore it to its full use, but the ship was habitable and accessible through Sarcophagus' slipspace portal network. After Keel assured him that there were also plenty of supplies and armaments, Dural chose to move the Servants to Mackintosh and the ship.[4]

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]