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Right after Jonah had executed the ''seemingly'' last enemies in the base, Roland was impaled with an [[Type-1 Energy Weapon/Sword|energy sword]] by a cloaked warrior of the [[Silent Shadow]] who donned a [[Infiltration harness|custom Sangheili armor]].<ref>'''Halo | Right after Jonah had executed the ''seemingly'' last enemies in the base, Roland was impaled with an [[Type-1 Energy Weapon/Sword|energy sword]] by a cloaked warrior of the [[Silent Shadow]] who donned a [[Infiltration harness|custom Sangheili armor]].<ref>'''Halo Evolutions: Volume I''', ''page 239''</ref> With his last breath, Roland managed to utter "...clear" to Jonah, which meant that the explosives were armed. Jonah detonated them shortly after, vaporizing himself, the cloaked Sangheili, and Roland's corpse. | ||
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- "We got apes or alligators running the show?"
- — Roland, referring to Jiralhanae and Sangheili[1]
Roland-B210 was a SPARTAN-III supersoldier of Beta Company[2] who was part of the UNSC Naval Intelligence Beta-5 Division.[3] He was a part of the elite Special Operations squad of Headhunters. He, along with Jonah-B203, led a semi-successful Mission to unidentified moon.
Roland wore a primarily red-colored variant of the SPI armor which featured energy shielding.[4]
Biography
Induction into Headhunters
Roland was inducted into a two-man fire team as part of the special operations program known as "Headhunters". He was paired with Jonah after they were profiled as hitting 97.36 percent of the desired matchmaking criteria. Only one other team scored higher. [3] Roland maintained an easy-going friendship with Jonah, frequently teasing his teammate over his violent tendencies.
The infiltration
Jonah and Roland were transported to an unknown remote moon in which the Covenant were searching for Forerunner relics. He, along with Jonah, had the mission to destroy six of the total ten Covenant encampments. For this mission Roland was given an experimental active camouflage module for his armor.
In the beginning of the mission, Roland infiltrated the base under cover from his semi-active camouflage to place explosives on four reactors while Jonah engaged the troops in the camp barracks. In this early phase of the mission, Roland placed the explosives successfully, without being spotted. Later on, he helped Jonah on eliminating the remaining targets, all of whom were still confused by Jonah's energy disruptions and flashbang grenades.
Death
Right after Jonah had executed the seemingly last enemies in the base, Roland was impaled with an energy sword by a cloaked warrior of the Silent Shadow who donned a custom Sangheili armor.[5] With his last breath, Roland managed to utter "...clear" to Jonah, which meant that the explosives were armed. Jonah detonated them shortly after, vaporizing himself, the cloaked Sangheili, and Roland's corpse.
Trivia
- Roland's name is likely taken from the Song of Roland, a medieval epic that tells the tragic tale of a courageous Frankish knight of the same name, slain in battle while valiantly facing a vastly-superior force.
- Roland's helmet bore a noticeable resemblance to the MJOLNIR Air Assault helmet.
Gallery
Ronald and Jonah during their mission on the unidentified moon.
Jonah and Roland fighting back-to-back.
Roland wielding a beam rifle in the motion comic adaptation.
Roland's death at the hands of the Silent Shadow.
Roland, drawn by fan Garrett Post, as seen on the cover of Headhunters.
Jonah and Roland in a mission.
List of appearances
- Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe
- Headhunters (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe, "Headhunters", page 170
- ^ Halo Waypoint - MCC Flight 2.0 Banner
- ^ a b Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe, "Headhunters", page 161
- ^ Headhunters, motion comic
- ^ Halo Evolutions: Volume I, page 239
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