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*They have a melee animation, but is only used to move debris out of the way. | *They have a melee animation, but is only used to move debris out of the way. | ||
*In real life, "Grunt" is a slang military term for infantrymen.<ref>[[wikipedia:Grunt|'''Wikipedia'''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s article on Grunt]]</ref> | *In real life, "Grunt" is a slang military term for infantrymen.<ref>[[wikipedia:Grunt|'''Wikipedia'''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s article on Grunt]]</ref> | ||
*It is known that when Unggoy disobey orders, they are [[Death Penalty|fed to]] Jackals as punishment | *It is known that when Unggoy disobey orders, they are [[Death Penalty|fed to]] Jackals as punishment. | ||
*The Unggoy were ranked #5 in Game Informer's "''The Top 10 Most Pathetic Enemies''" list. | *The Unggoy were ranked #5 in Game Informer's "''The Top 10 Most Pathetic Enemies''" list. | ||
*''Halo 3'' features an AI tag for an Unggoy wielding a [[Type-25 Carbine|spiker]]. However, these type of Grunts are rarely seen. | *''Halo 3'' features an AI tag for an Unggoy wielding a [[Type-25 Carbine|spiker]]. However, these type of Grunts are rarely seen. | ||
