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The '''Arbiter''' action figure was the first [[Thel 'Vadam|Arbiter]] figure produced. It features 18 points of articulation and is armed with | The '''Arbiter''' action figure was the first [[Thel 'Vadam|Arbiter]] figure produced. It features 18 points of articulation and is armed with an [[Energy Sword]] and a [[Covenant Carbine]]. | ||
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The Joyride Halo 2 Series 5 action figures were manufactured by Joyride Studios. They were released in November 2005. All the figures are based off the characters from Halo 2.
Campaign
Arbiter
The Arbiter action figure was the first Arbiter figure produced. It features 18 points of articulation and is armed with an Energy Sword and a Covenant Carbine.
The Arbiter with its Carbine.
SpecOps Elite
The SpecOps Elite was based off of the Special Operations Elites in the game. It has 18 points of articulation and is armed with two Plasma Rifles.
The SpecOps Elite with a Plasma Rifle.
Spectre
The Spectre action figure was different from the other vehicle sets in that it did not include any mini figures to go along with it. It featured a moving turret, along with an openable cockpit.
The Spectre action figure.
Multiplayer
Steel Spartan
The Steel Spartan action figure had three different types, each with various detail coloring and insignias. It is armed with a Shotgun, Magnum, and a red CTF Flag, and featured 23 points of articulation.
The Steel Spartan with the flag.
Labeling
On each action figure unit, Joyride has included a serial number, which allows you to find out when the action figure was created. The date code has four numbers followed by 'SS' actually stamped or embossed in the cardboard. The first three digits are the date the product was made, and the fourth digit is the year. For example: 2653SS means the product was manufactured on the 265th day of 2003 (9/23/2003).[1]
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