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[[File:Sky Leviathan 1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Concept art of the Sky Leviathan.]] | [[File:Sky Leviathan 1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Concept art of the Sky Leviathan.]] | ||
The '''olfmeri''', colloquially referred to as the '''sky leviathan''' or the '''space whale''', is an elusive and mysterious creature described as an "avian cetacean", placed on several [[Forerunner]] installations by the [[Lifeworker]]s.<ref name="canonfodder">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-jurassic-ark '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Jurassic Ark'']</ref> | The '''olfmeri''', colloquially referred to as the '''sky leviathan''' or the '''space whale''', is an elusive and mysterious creature described as an "avian cetacean", placed on several [[Forerunner]] installations by the [[Lifeworker]]s.<ref name="canonfodder">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-jurassic-ark '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Jurassic Ark'']</ref> | ||
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The olfmeri's ability to defy gravity seems almost impossible, given the incredible size and nature of these beasts. A passive species, these leviathans are as large as many species of whale found on [[Earth]] and bear striking similarities to the huge aquatic mammals, but with one key difference: while whales on Earth inhabit the planet's oceans, olfmeri are capable of flying through the skies. The biological mechanisms behind their buoyancy is still a mystery to scientists of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]], though there are no shortage of curious theories.<ref name="canonfodder"/> | The olfmeri's ability to defy gravity seems almost impossible, given the incredible size and nature of these beasts. A passive species, these leviathans are as large as many species of whale found on [[Earth]] and bear striking similarities to the huge aquatic mammals, but with one key difference: while whales on Earth inhabit the planet's oceans, olfmeri are capable of flying through the skies. The biological mechanisms behind their buoyancy is still a mystery to scientists of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]], though there are no shortage of curious theories.<ref name="canonfodder"/> | ||
A joint [[UNSC]]–[[Swords of Sanghelios]] task force encountered during | A joint [[UNSC]]–[[Swords of Sanghelios]] task force encountered a pod of olfmeri during a [[Operation: FAR STORM|covert mission]] to [[Installation 00]] in [[2555]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Hunters in the Dark]]'''</ref> | ||
==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
Revision as of 01:52, August 21, 2015
The olfmeri, colloquially referred to as the sky leviathan or the space whale, is an elusive and mysterious creature described as an "avian cetacean", placed on several Forerunner installations by the Lifeworkers.[1]
The olfmeri's ability to defy gravity seems almost impossible, given the incredible size and nature of these beasts. A passive species, these leviathans are as large as many species of whale found on Earth and bear striking similarities to the huge aquatic mammals, but with one key difference: while whales on Earth inhabit the planet's oceans, olfmeri are capable of flying through the skies. The biological mechanisms behind their buoyancy is still a mystery to scientists of the Office of Naval Intelligence, though there are no shortage of curious theories.[1]
A joint UNSC–Swords of Sanghelios task force encountered a pod of olfmeri during a covert mission to Installation 00 in 2555.[2]
Production notes
The sky leviathan was planned to be featured in Halo 4. It was an enormous flying whale-like creature that would have lived on Requiem. The concept art were drawn by 343 Industries artist Paul Richards.[3][4]
Gallery
Sketches of the space whale.
Other concepts of the creature.
List of appearances
- Halo: Hunters in the Dark (First appearance)
