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|birth=Before [[2492]]
|birth=Before [[2492]]
|death=Between [[2553]] and [[2558]]
|death=Between [[2553]] and [[2558]]
|causeofdeath=
|causeofdeath=Bashed by [[Atriox]]'s ''[[Chainbreaker]]''{{Ref/Reuse|roa}}
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|rank=[[Jiralhanae Chieftain]]
*[[Jovus' clan]]{{Ref/Reuse|roa}}
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'''Jovus''' was an old [[Jiralhanae]] [[Jiralhanae Chieftain|Chieftain]] and warlord, who had formerly served in the [[Covenant]]'s [[Covenant military|military]].<ref name=roa>'''[[Halo: Rise of Atriox]]''', ''[[Halo: Rise of Atriox Issue 5|Issue 5]]''</ref>
'''Jovus''' was an old [[Jiralhanae]] [[Jiralhanae Chieftain|Chieftain]] and warlord, who had formerly served in the [[Covenant]]'s [[Covenant military|military]].{{Ref/Comic|Id=roa|Comic=Halo: Rise of Atriox|Issue=[[Halo: Rise of Atriox Issue 5|#5]]}}


==Biography==
==Biography==
Early in his life, Jovus warred with other Jiralhanae warriors for supremacy. He was later inducted into the Covenant, where the empire put his energy to work in their campaign against humanity. After the empire's fall and end of the [[Human-Covenant War]], Jovus became a reputable warlord who led his [[Pack|warpack]] in pillaging raids on [[UNSC]] military outposts.  
Early in his life, Jovus warred with other [[Jiralhanae]] warriors for supremacy. He was later inducted into the [[Covenant]], where the empire put his energy to work in their campaign against [[human]]ity. After the empire's fall and end of the [[Human-Covenant War]], Jovus became a reputable warlord who led his [[Pack|warpack]] aboard a {{Pattern|Ket|battlecruiser}} as his [[flagship]] in pillaging raids on [[UNSC]] military outposts.{{Ref/Reuse|roa}}


During a raid on [[Braden Station]], a UNSC repair and resupply facility, Jovus fought alongside his pack with two spikers and pushed UNSC Marines back inside the facility. After breaching the base and wiping out most of the Marines, Jovus found the station's commanding officer and had his devoted legend-keeper, [[Buca]], present him to the human. Buca relayed Jovus' infamous legend but left the man unexpectedly bemused. When Jovus noted the man did not seem to express fear, Buca revealed that he and the other soldiers had been frightened by the thought that Jovus was actually the legendary warlord, [[Atriox]]. This revelation greatly infuriated Jovus, who then killed the human commander and ordered his pack to destroy the entire facility.  
===Post-war===
During a raid on [[Braden Station]], a UNSC repair and resupply facility, Jovus fought alongside his pack with two [[Paegaas Workshop Spiker|spikers]] and pushed [[UNSC Marine Corps|UNSC Marines]] back inside the facility. After breaching the base and wiping out most of the Marines, Jovus found the station's commanding officer and had his devoted legend-keeper, [[Buca]], present him to the human. Buca relayed Jovus' infamous legend but left the man unexpectedly bemused. When Jovus noted the man did not seem to express fear, Buca revealed that he and the other soldiers had been frightened by the thought that Jovus was actually the legendary warlord, [[Warmaster]] [[Atriox]]. This revelation greatly infuriated Jovus, who then killed the human commander and ordered his pack to destroy the entire facility.{{Ref/Reuse|roa}}


[[File:ROAMenacingAtriox.png|250px|thumb|left|Atriox reveals himself to Jovus.]]
[[File:ROAMenacingAtriox.png|250px|thumb|left|Atriox reveals himself to Jovus.]]
When Jovus inquired about what Atriox had done to deserve a bigger reputation than him, Buca informed him of Atriox's past exploits. Just as Jovus expressed his desire to challenge Atriox's might in battle, his crew alerted him that Atriox was on [[Karava]]. After ordering to crew to set course there, Jovus and his forces arrived over the planet to find the assault carrier ''[[Enduring Conviction]]'' in their path. Jovus was hailed by the ship's [[Sangheili]] [[shipmaster]], [[Let 'Volir]], who recognized Jovus and asked if he had come to join the [[Banished]]. Confounded that Sangheili and Jiralhanae would band together, Jovus commanded his forces descend to Karava's surface after he asked 'Volir about Atriox's whereabouts. Landing down below unhindered, Jovus and his pack quickly encountered a member of the Banished, [[Decimus]], who spoke highly of Atriox and invited Jovus to follow their cause. Unamused by the underling's words, Jovus had his warriors prepare to search for Atriox when they were suddenly attacked by surrounding Banished forces. Jovus and Buca fought alongside one another as both sides violently clashed near a supply depot. The battle ground to a halt only after Jovus was wounded in his left arm and yelled that he'd had enough. Atriox then appeared before Jovus as he was aided to his feet by Buca. Atriox then notified him that he had no intention of killing him and shared that some within Jovus' own pack had previously contacted him, expressing hope that they could potentially ally with the Banished.
When Jovus inquired about what Atriox had done to deserve a bigger reputation than him, Buca informed him of Atriox's past exploits. Just as Jovus expressed his desire to challenge Atriox's might in battle, his crew alerted him that Atriox was on [[Karava]]. After ordering the crew to set course there, Jovus and his forces arrived over the planet to find the [[CAS-class assault carrier|assault carrier]] ''[[Enduring Conviction]]'' in their path. Jovus was hailed by the ship's [[Sangheili]] [[shipmaster]], [[Let 'Volir]], who recognized Jovus and asked if he had come to join the [[Banished]]. Confounded that Sangheili and Jiralhanae would band together, Jovus commanded his forces to descend to Karava's surface after he asked 'Volir about Atriox's whereabouts. Landing down below unhindered, Jovus and his pack quickly encountered a member of the Banished, [[War Chief]] [[Decimus]], who spoke highly of Atriox and invited Jovus to follow their cause. Unamused by the underling's words, Jovus had his warriors prepare to search for Atriox when they were suddenly [[Skirmish on Karva|attacked]] by surrounding Banished forces, including [[Pavium]] and [[Voridus]]. Jovus and Buca fought alongside one another as both sides violently clashed near a supply depot. The battle ground to a halt only after Jovus was wounded in his left arm and yelled that he'd had enough. Atriox then appeared before Jovus as he was aided to his feet by Buca. Atriox then notified him that he had no intention of killing him and shared that some within Jovus' own pack had previously contacted him, expressing hope that they could potentially ally with the Banished.{{Ref/Reuse|roa}}


[[File:Hroa5 jovus death.png|250px|thumb|right|Atriox kills Jovus with ''Chainbreaker''.]]
When Jovus inquired who had contacted him, Buca came forward and told Jovus that he felt he was a great warrior who should align himself with Atriox. Atriox then offered Jovus the opportunity to join the Banished, stating that he and his surviving troops would be valued among them. Jovus remarked that he had no say in the matter, and then unexpectedly pushed Buca away as he charged forward to attack Atriox. Jovus quickly fell over dead after being struck and killed by Atriox's [[gravity mace]], [[Chainbreaker]]. Bewildered by his action, Buca pondered why Jovus would attack Atriox despite knowing that he was severely outmatched and weakened. Atriox then informed Buca that an old Jiralhanae like Jovus did not wish to have his life spared, as he traditionally believed that he and his warpack could only respect Atriox if he was unopposed as the strongest and dominant leader around.{{Ref/Reuse|roa}}
When Jovus inquired who had contacted him, Buca came forward and told Jovus that he felt he was a great warrior who should align himself with Atriox. Atriox then offered Jovus the opportunity to join the Banished, stating that he and his surviving troops would be valued among them. Jovus remarked that he had no say in the matter and then unexpectedly pushed Buca away as he charged forward to attack Atriox. Jovus quickly fell over dead after being struck and killed by Atriox's [[gravity mace]], [[Chainbreaker]]. Bewildered by his action, Buca pondered why Jovus would attack Atriox despite knowing that he was severely outmatched and weakened. Atriox then informed Buca that an old Jiralhanae like Jovus did not wish to have his life spared, as he traditionally believed that he and his warpack could only respect Atriox if he was unopposed as the strongest and dominant leader around.<ref name=roa/>{{clear}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:Hroa5 offer.png|Atriox offers Jovus a place among his faction.
File:Hroa5 offer.png|Atriox offers Jovus a place among his faction.
File:Hroa5 bro down.png|Jovus pushes Buca aside and charges at Atriox.
File:Hroa5 bro down.png|Jovus pushes Buca aside and charges at Atriox.
File:Hroa5 jovus death.png|Jovus is fatally defeated.
File:Hroa5 jovus death.png|Jovus is fatally defeated as Atriox killed him with ''Chainbreaker''.
</gallery>
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{{Ref/Sources}}
{{Ref/Sources}}


[[Category:Jiralhanae]]
[[Category:Jiralhanae characters]]

Latest revision as of 12:12, February 26, 2023

Jovus
HROA5-Jovus.png
Biographical information

Born:

Before 2492

Died:

Between 2553 and 2558

Cause of death:

Bashed by Atriox's Chainbreaker[1]

Personal details

Species:

Jiralhanae[1]

Gender:

Male[1]

Hair color:

Gray[1]

Eye color:

Reddish orange (left eye hidden)[1]

Political and military information

Affiliation:

Rank:

Chieftain[1]

Notable info:

Bore a metallic plate over a damaged left eye[1]

 

Jovus was an old Jiralhanae Chieftain and warlord, who had formerly served in the Covenant's military.[1]

Biography[edit]

Early in his life, Jovus warred with other Jiralhanae warriors for supremacy. He was later inducted into the Covenant, where the empire put his energy to work in their campaign against humanity. After the empire's fall and end of the Human-Covenant War, Jovus became a reputable warlord who led his warpack aboard a Ket-pattern battlecruiser as his flagship in pillaging raids on UNSC military outposts.[1]

Post-war[edit]

During a raid on Braden Station, a UNSC repair and resupply facility, Jovus fought alongside his pack with two spikers and pushed UNSC Marines back inside the facility. After breaching the base and wiping out most of the Marines, Jovus found the station's commanding officer and had his devoted legend-keeper, Buca, present him to the human. Buca relayed Jovus' infamous legend but left the man unexpectedly bemused. When Jovus noted the man did not seem to express fear, Buca revealed that he and the other soldiers had been frightened by the thought that Jovus was actually the legendary warlord, Warmaster Atriox. This revelation greatly infuriated Jovus, who then killed the human commander and ordered his pack to destroy the entire facility.[1]

Atriox reveals himself to Jovus.

When Jovus inquired about what Atriox had done to deserve a bigger reputation than him, Buca informed him of Atriox's past exploits. Just as Jovus expressed his desire to challenge Atriox's might in battle, his crew alerted him that Atriox was on Karava. After ordering the crew to set course there, Jovus and his forces arrived over the planet to find the assault carrier Enduring Conviction in their path. Jovus was hailed by the ship's Sangheili shipmaster, Let 'Volir, who recognized Jovus and asked if he had come to join the Banished. Confounded that Sangheili and Jiralhanae would band together, Jovus commanded his forces to descend to Karava's surface after he asked 'Volir about Atriox's whereabouts. Landing down below unhindered, Jovus and his pack quickly encountered a member of the Banished, War Chief Decimus, who spoke highly of Atriox and invited Jovus to follow their cause. Unamused by the underling's words, Jovus had his warriors prepare to search for Atriox when they were suddenly attacked by surrounding Banished forces, including Pavium and Voridus. Jovus and Buca fought alongside one another as both sides violently clashed near a supply depot. The battle ground to a halt only after Jovus was wounded in his left arm and yelled that he'd had enough. Atriox then appeared before Jovus as he was aided to his feet by Buca. Atriox then notified him that he had no intention of killing him and shared that some within Jovus' own pack had previously contacted him, expressing hope that they could potentially ally with the Banished.[1]

When Jovus inquired who had contacted him, Buca came forward and told Jovus that he felt he was a great warrior who should align himself with Atriox. Atriox then offered Jovus the opportunity to join the Banished, stating that he and his surviving troops would be valued among them. Jovus remarked that he had no say in the matter, and then unexpectedly pushed Buca away as he charged forward to attack Atriox. Jovus quickly fell over dead after being struck and killed by Atriox's gravity mace, Chainbreaker. Bewildered by his action, Buca pondered why Jovus would attack Atriox despite knowing that he was severely outmatched and weakened. Atriox then informed Buca that an old Jiralhanae like Jovus did not wish to have his life spared, as he traditionally believed that he and his warpack could only respect Atriox if he was unopposed as the strongest and dominant leader around.[1]

Gallery[edit]

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Halo: Rise of Atriox, issue #5