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==Usage history== | ==Usage history== | ||
During their hunt for [[Blue Team]] in [[2558#October|October 2558]], [[Fireteam Osiris]] was equipped with armor restraints.<ref name="glass"/> When Fireteam Osiris encountered Blue Team on [[Meridian]], a fight ensued between [[John-117]] and [[Jameson Locke]], forcing Locke to attempt to use the armor restraint, however John managed to | During their hunt for [[Blue Team]] in [[2558#October|October 2558]], [[Fireteam Osiris]] was equipped with armor restraints.<ref name="glass"/> When Fireteam Osiris encountered Blue Team on [[Meridian]], a fight ensued between [[John-117]] and [[Jameson Locke]], forcing Locke to attempt to use the armor restraint, however John eventually managed to gain the upperhand through a headbutt and restrained Locke instead.<ref>'''Halo 5: Guardians''', campaign level, ''[[Unconfirmed]]''</ref> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 14:53, November 10, 2015
Edward Buck immobilized by an Armor restraint.
An armor restraint is a type of physical restraint used to short-circuit MJOLNIR armor systems and keep the wearer immobilized.[1]
Usage history
During their hunt for Blue Team in October 2558, Fireteam Osiris was equipped with armor restraints.[1] When Fireteam Osiris encountered Blue Team on Meridian, a fight ensued between John-117 and Jameson Locke, forcing Locke to attempt to use the armor restraint, however John eventually managed to gain the upperhand through a headbutt and restrained Locke instead.[2]
Gallery
An armor restraint inside a stasis field container.
List of appearances
- Halo 5: Guardians (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b Halo 5: Guardians, campaign level, Glassed
- ^ Halo 5: Guardians, campaign level, Unconfirmed
