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The '''Gravity portal''' is a | The '''Gravity portal''' is a form of transport used by the [[Covenant]]. It consists of a horizontal anti-gravity field, often over a large gap, acting as a bridge. Whoever enters the anti-gravity field will immediately float up a few feet and be carried to the other side of the bridge at a high speed while suspended in a [[stasis field]] that prevents them from falling off. The Gravity portals are not always linear, and curved ones appear as well.<ref name="gravemind">'''''[[Halo 2]]''''' level, ''[[Gravemind (level)|Gravemind]]''</ref><ref name="highcharity">'''''Halo 2''''' level, [[High Charity (level)#Cross-Purposes|''High Charity'', Cross-Purposes]]</ref> | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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==Related | ==Related articles== | ||
*[[Lift]] | *[[Lift]] | ||
*[[Gravity Lift]] | *[[Gravity Lift]] | ||
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The Gravity portal is a form of transport used by the Covenant. It consists of a horizontal anti-gravity field, often over a large gap, acting as a bridge. Whoever enters the anti-gravity field will immediately float up a few feet and be carried to the other side of the bridge at a high speed while suspended in a stasis field that prevents them from falling off. The Gravity portals are not always linear, and curved ones appear as well.[1][2]
Appearances
Gravity portals are only encountered in Halo 2. They are seen in gameplay in the levels Gravemind and High Charity. They are seen acting as bridges between the Valleys of Tears and in a large chamber above the Mausoleum of the Arbiter.[1][2]
