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In 2559, an Unggoy self proclaimed as Yapyap the Destroyer undertook an armed rebellion against the Banished.[1]
History
Yapyap served the Banished for a period of time. During the losing battle against the UNSC on Installation 00, Yapyap rebelled against the Banished along with with several Unggoy, Sangheili, and Mgalekgolo following him.
This rebelling faction aimed to located the fabled Golden Methane Hydrate Mines of Sabator, told to exist by a Kig-Yar fortune teller.
Notable members
- Shadow Master of Buwan - commander of Unggoy Heavies.
- Yapyap the Destroyer - leader of the rebellion.
Ranks and roles
Unggoy
Sangheili
Mgalekgolo
Jiralhanae
Equipment
Regal Antiquities
- Yapyap has a Hierarch crown (identical to the one worn by the late High Prophet of Truth) with a small statue of Installation 00 crudely tied onto it.
Armor
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Weaponry
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Vehicles
Gallery
An Unggoy using a Jiralhanae as canon fodder.
Unggoy riders.
List of appearances
- Halo Wars 2 (First appearance)
- Halo: The Master Chief Collection (April 2019 - Yappening)
