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[[Image:Phant.jpg|thumb|300px|The Phantoms before they land.]]When you start out on the level [[The Arbiter (Level)|The Arbiter]] turn around and zoom in on the [[Phantom]]s.  Then watch them, and shortly after they disappear into the clouds they will spin out of control crashing into a platform below.  Sometimes they will even before hitting the platform stop in mid air after falling quite a distance.
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[[File:H2 Phantom Pair.jpg|thumb|300px|The Phantoms before they land.]]
The '''Phantom Glitch '''is a [[glitch]] that can be performed on the ''[[Halo 2]]'' level, [[The Arbiter (level)|The Arbiter]].


==Walkthrough==
As soon as you start the level, turn around and zoom in on the [[Kez'katu-pattern Phantom|Phantoms]]. After watching them for awhile, they disappear into the clouds and spin out of control. One Phantom could crash onto a platform below. The other two will keep on falling until they hit the bottom of the level. A logical explanation as to why this happens may be because [[Bungie]] only planned for them to travel a certain distance, and upon reaching the end of their route, the game physics take over.
==Trivia==
*Sometimes, when spinning, an [[Sangheili|Elite]] will fly out, and then disappear in barely a second.
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Latest revision as of 06:13, August 28, 2022

This article is about the glitch in Halo 2. For other articles including "Arbiter", see Arbiter (disambiguation).
The Phantoms before they land.

The Phantom Glitch is a glitch that can be performed on the Halo 2 level, The Arbiter.

Walkthrough[edit]

As soon as you start the level, turn around and zoom in on the Phantoms. After watching them for awhile, they disappear into the clouds and spin out of control. One Phantom could crash onto a platform below. The other two will keep on falling until they hit the bottom of the level. A logical explanation as to why this happens may be because Bungie only planned for them to travel a certain distance, and upon reaching the end of their route, the game physics take over.

Trivia[edit]

  • Sometimes, when spinning, an Elite will fly out, and then disappear in barely a second.