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Notably, the Mongoose was brought back almost wholly unchanged in ''[[Halo 3]]'' and has since remained a series staple; in ''Halo 3'' and subsequent titles, the Mongoose is a two-person vehicle with no armaments. A second player can mount the back of the vehicle and fire their handheld weapons in third-person or carry objectives (such as a [[flag]]). The idea of the Mongoose with weapons was later revisited in ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]'', with the game's multiplayer introducing the [[Gungoose]] - exactly the same as the regular Mongoose but with two front-mounted and driver-fired [[M67 light anti-infantry weapon|M67 LMGs]]. | Notably, the Mongoose was brought back almost wholly unchanged in ''[[Halo 3]]'' and has since remained a series staple; in ''Halo 3'' and subsequent titles, the Mongoose is a two-person vehicle with no armaments. A second player can mount the back of the vehicle and fire their handheld weapons in third-person or carry objectives (such as a [[flag]]). The idea of the Mongoose with weapons was later revisited in ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]'', with the game's multiplayer introducing the [[Gungoose]] - exactly the same as the regular Mongoose but with two front-mounted and driver-fired [[M67 light anti-infantry weapon|M67 LMGs]]. | ||
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File:Mongoose Large.jpg|A Mongoose on [[Coagulation]]. | File:Mongoose Large.jpg|A Mongoose on [[Coagulation]]. | ||