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{{Character infobox
|name = Flim
|variant=Cov
|homeworld = [[Balaho]]
|name=Flim
|death = February 23, [[2525]]
|image=
|rank = [[Unggoy Minor]]
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|species = [[Unggoy]]
|birth=
|gender = Male
|death=[[2525|February 23, 2525]]
|weapons = *[[Type-25 Directed Energy Pistol|Plasma pistol]]
|causeofdeath=
*[[Energy cutlass|Energy Cutlass]]
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|equipment = *[[Unggoy Combat Harness]]
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*[[Methane tank|Methane Tank]]
|spouses=
|eyes = Red
|children=
|era = 23rd [[Ages of Doubt|Age of Doubt]]
|species=[[Unggoy]]
|notable = *He was killed with his own cutlass.
|gender=Male
*Served in the battle Rapid Conversion.
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|affiliation = [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]]
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'''Flim''' was an [[Unggoy]] stationed on the ''[[Rapid Conversion]]'' and was taller than an average Unggoy. He suffered from pockmarked skin caused by barnacles. Flim lacked belief in The [[Covenant religion|Great Journey]], and he wasn't friendly to [[Dadab]], who felt he disrupted his preaching to other [[Unggoy]] onboard.


'''Flim''' was an [[Unggoy]] stationed on the ''[[Rapid Conversion]]'' and was taller than an average Unggoy. He suffered from pockmarked skin caused by barnacles. Flim lacked belief in The [[Covenant religion|Great Journey]], and he wasn't friendly to [[Dadab]], who felt he disrupted his preaching to other [[Unggoy]] onboard. When the [[Harvest militia|Harvest Militia]] attacked the Grunts of the ''Rapid Conversion'' (then on the ''[[Tiara]]'' Orbital above [[Harvest]]), Flim was placed in charge of the group defending the control room.
==Biography==
===Battle of Harvest===
{{Main|First Battle of Harvest}}
Flim served aboard the [[Covenant]] cruiser ''[[Rapid Conversion]]''. When [[Deacon]] [[Dadab]] was rescued and brought onboard, Flim disapproved of his religious teachings and made it hard for other Unggoy to follow along.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 307''</ref>
Later when the Unggoy were given stations aboard the [[Tiara]], a station orbiting Harvest, Flim was in charge of one.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 309''</ref> When Flim left his post in search for food, he was scowled by Dadab.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 328''</ref> Flim and some of his compatriots began looting the Tiara for supplies, looking for [[Forerunner]] relics.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 338''</ref> When the [[Harvest militia]] attacked the [[Tiara]], Flim was placed in charge of the group defending the control room. Flim had made numerous barricades to defend his post and him and the other Unggoy were holding their position.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 368''</ref>


The last confirmed mention of Flim in ''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' is when [[Dadab]] notices him in a firefight outside the control room. However, it is almost certain Flim was either killed by [[Human]]s or [[Yanme'e]] in the battle. The last surviving Grunt is mentioned to have pitted skin similar to the description of Flim given earlier in the book. This Grunt is impaled by [[Avery Junior Johnson|Johnson]] with its own cutlass after trying to stab [[Jenkins]] and puncture [[Forsell]]'s jugular vein with its teeth.
Flim was either killed by [[human]]s or angered [[Yanme'e]] towards the end of the battle. The last surviving Unggoy is mentioned to have pitted skin similar to Flim. This Unggoy is impaled by [[Avery Junior Johnson|Johnson]] with its own cutlass after trying to stab [[Jenkins]] and puncture [[Forsell]]'s jugular vein with its teeth.
==Appearances==
 
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' {{1st}}


==Sources==
==Sources==
*'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'''
{{Ref/Sources}}


{{Grunts}}
[[Category:Unggoy characters]]
[[Category:Grunts (Characters)]]
[[Category:Covenant military personnel]]

Latest revision as of 00:24, March 20, 2022

Flim
Biographical information

Died:

February 23, 2525

Personal details

Species:

Unggoy

Gender:

Male

Eye color:

Red

Political and military information

Affiliation:

Covenant

Rank:

Minor

 

Flim was an Unggoy stationed on the Rapid Conversion and was taller than an average Unggoy. He suffered from pockmarked skin caused by barnacles. Flim lacked belief in The Great Journey, and he wasn't friendly to Dadab, who felt he disrupted his preaching to other Unggoy onboard.

Biography[edit]

Battle of Harvest[edit]

Main article: First Battle of Harvest

Flim served aboard the Covenant cruiser Rapid Conversion. When Deacon Dadab was rescued and brought onboard, Flim disapproved of his religious teachings and made it hard for other Unggoy to follow along.[1]

Later when the Unggoy were given stations aboard the Tiara, a station orbiting Harvest, Flim was in charge of one.[2] When Flim left his post in search for food, he was scowled by Dadab.[3] Flim and some of his compatriots began looting the Tiara for supplies, looking for Forerunner relics.[4] When the Harvest militia attacked the Tiara, Flim was placed in charge of the group defending the control room. Flim had made numerous barricades to defend his post and him and the other Unggoy were holding their position.[5]

Flim was either killed by humans or angered Yanme'e towards the end of the battle. The last surviving Unggoy is mentioned to have pitted skin similar to Flim. This Unggoy is impaled by Johnson with its own cutlass after trying to stab Jenkins and puncture Forsell's jugular vein with its teeth.

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 307
  2. ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 309
  3. ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 328
  4. ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 338
  5. ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 368