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- "What seems like the end, is only the beginning."
- — Tagline[1]
Hunt the Truth, stylized as HUNT the TRUTH or the hashtag #HUNTtheTRUTH, is an ongoing marketing campaign for the upcoming release of Halo 5: Guardians[1], hosted on the popular microblogging and social networking site Tumblr. After a countdown ending on Monday, March 23, 2015 at 1:00am UTC, the site displayed the "Halo 5 Bullet" trailer, as well as acting as the front page of journalist Benjamin Giraud's hunt for the truth about the story of Master Chief. Giraud states that the site will be updated weekly with new episodes of his podcast until E3 2015 in June 2015.[2]
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- With each successive turn, the bullet reads: SON, ABDUCTEE, VICTIM, ORPHAN, RECRUIT, SOLDIER, WARRIOR, ALLY, HERO, SAVIOR, TRAITOR. An image of this is shown below.
- Benjamin Giraud is voiced by Keegan-Michael Key, of the show Key & Peele.[2]
Gallery
A graphic showing the successive frames of the Halo 5 "Bullet" teaser.
Halo 5 promotional art featuring Locke and John-117, displayed at the end of the "Bullet" teaser.
The avatar used on the HUNT the TRUTH SoundCloud profile.
The countdown to the HUNT the TRUTH reveal on March 23, 2015.
Locke and John-117.
A grid from the site.
Michael Sullivan's message to Benjamin Giraud.
The artwork for Episode 1. Some of the files Benjamin Giraud looked though.
