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Yapyap was a low ranking [[Deacon]] in the [[Covenant]]'s [[Ministry of Sanitation]] before being kidnapped by the Banished. Yapyap rose through the chain of command within the Banished due to being slower than the other Grunts at avoiding eye contact when a job needed to be filled. After discovering the [[Throne of Woe]], Yapyap rebelled against the Banished in favor of locating the fabled [[Golden Methane Hydrate Mines of Sabator]], hidden somewhere on the Ark. Throughout his rebellion, the Throne of Woe continued to communicate with him, telling Yapyap that the Ark belonged to the Unggoy. Yapyap managed to lose more Unggoy in battle than were even carried to the Ark in the first place. The Throne of Woe would somehow produce Unggoy reinforcements for Yapyap after he argued with and kicked the Throne.<ref name="HoG"/> | Yapyap was a low ranking [[Deacon]] in the [[Covenant]]'s [[Ministry of Sanitation]] before being kidnapped by the Banished. Yapyap rose through the chain of command within the Banished due to being slower than the other Grunts at avoiding eye contact when a job needed to be filled. After discovering the [[Throne of Woe]], Yapyap rebelled against the Banished in favor of locating the fabled [[Golden Methane Hydrate Mines of Sabator]], hidden somewhere on the Ark. Throughout his rebellion, the Throne of Woe continued to communicate with him, telling Yapyap that the Ark belonged to the Unggoy. Yapyap managed to lose more Unggoy in battle than were even carried to the Ark in the first place. The Throne of Woe would somehow produce Unggoy reinforcements for Yapyap after he argued with and kicked the Throne.<ref name="HoG"/> | ||
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Revision as of 11:17, October 25, 2019
Template:Character Infobox Yapyap, self proclaimed Yapyap the Destroyer, is an Unggoy leader who rebelled against the Banished during their battle with the crew of the UNSC Spirit of Fire on Installation 00.[1]
Biography
Yapyap was a low ranking Deacon in the Covenant's Ministry of Sanitation before being kidnapped by the Banished. Yapyap rose through the chain of command within the Banished due to being slower than the other Grunts at avoiding eye contact when a job needed to be filled. After discovering the Throne of Woe, Yapyap rebelled against the Banished in favor of locating the fabled Golden Methane Hydrate Mines of Sabator, hidden somewhere on the Ark. Throughout his rebellion, the Throne of Woe continued to communicate with him, telling Yapyap that the Ark belonged to the Unggoy. Yapyap managed to lose more Unggoy in battle than were even carried to the Ark in the first place. The Throne of Woe would somehow produce Unggoy reinforcements for Yapyap after he argued with and kicked the Throne.[1]
Equipment
Yapyap uses the point tank model of the Unggoy combat harness, engraved with multiple carvings. He also has a San'Shyuum crown with a small statue of Installation 00 on it.
Production notes
- Yapyap was voiced by Nick Ardizzone, 343 Industries's Narrative Designer.[2]
- Yapyap is a DLC Leader released on August 17, 2017 for Halo Wars 2's multiplayer.[3]
- If the achievement You met me on Reach! is taken at face value, Yapyap participated in the Fall of Reach in some capacity.
- Yapyap has a Twitter account.
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Gallery
Yapyap's rebellion in Halo: The Master Chief Collections background April 2019.
Yapyap made out of stars in Halo: The Master Chief Collections splash screen April 2019.
List of Appearances
- Halo 3: ODST (First mentioned)
- Halo Wars 2 (First appearance)
- Halo: The Master Chief Collection (April 2019 - Yappening)
Sources
- ^ a b Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedHoG - ^ Halo Waypoint - Canon Fodder #100: Sweet Centennial
- ^ Halo Waypoint - Welcome Yapyap The Destroyer
