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*Most of the character names can be found in ''Halo: Combat Evolved''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> Temporary Profile feature. Out of the randomly generated names, Caboose, Church, Donut, Simmons, and Doc are commonly found. It is possible Rooster Teeth named their characters using this feature. This feature is continued in ''Halo 3'', with names like Caboose and Donut showing up as temporary profiles. | *Most of the character names can be found in ''Halo: Combat Evolved''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> Temporary Profile feature. Out of the randomly generated names, Caboose, Church, Donut, Simmons, and Doc are commonly found. It is possible Rooster Teeth named their characters using this feature. This feature is continued in ''Halo 3'', with names like Caboose and Donut showing up as temporary profiles. | ||
*In episode 100 of ''The Blood Gulch Chronicles'', when Tex takes off in the Pelican, the word "Marathon" is partially obscured on the underside. This is an obvious reference to Bungie's previous game series, ''[[Marathon]]'', in appreciation from Rooster Teeth. | *In episode 100 of ''The Blood Gulch Chronicles'', when Tex takes off in the Pelican, the word "Marathon" is partially obscured on the underside. This is an obvious reference to Bungie's previous game series, ''[[Marathon]]'', in appreciation from Rooster Teeth. | ||
*''Red vs. Blue'' paid homage to Bungie's love for [[seven]]. Some examples include Sister stating that she was close to having seven abortions, the Red Zealot from Battle Creek claiming that Caboose is the one who will "rule [them] for seven years", | *''Red vs. Blue'' paid homage to Bungie's love for [[seven]]. Some examples include Sister stating that she was close to having seven abortions, the Red Zealot from Battle Creek claiming that Caboose is the one who will "rule [them] for seven years", the Meta capturing seven artificial intelligence fragments in total, and Epsilon-Tex assaulting Grif's groin seven times. | ||
*In the ''Red vs. Blue: ODST'' episodes Church says that he heard a rumor that [[Avery Junior Johnson]] can't be killed. This is an obvious reference to how in the games he is a plot critical character and is invincible. | *In the ''Red vs. Blue: ODST'' episodes Church says that he heard a rumor that [[Avery Junior Johnson]] can't be killed. This is an obvious reference to how in the games he is a plot critical character and is invincible. | ||
*In Revelation Chapter 2, Sarge remarked that the "[pistols] aren’t effective as they used to be." This is a reference to how the [[M6 series]] lost its effectiveness drastically between ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 3''. | *In Revelation Chapter 2, Sarge remarked that the "[pistols] aren’t effective as they used to be." This is a reference to how the [[M6 series]] lost its effectiveness drastically between ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 3''. | ||