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'''Igido Nosa Hurru''' was a [[Covenant]] [[Mgalekgolo]]. He was the bond brother of [[Ogada Nosa Fasu]].<ref name="Bond">'''[[Halo: The Flood]]''', pages 162-166</ref> | '''Igido Nosa Hurru''' was a [[Covenant]] [[Mgalekgolo]]. He was the bond brother of [[Ogada Nosa Fasu]].<ref name="Bond">'''[[Halo: The Flood]]''', pages 162-166</ref> | ||
==Biography== | |||
===Assault on the Silent Cartographer=== | |||
During [[John-117]]'s assault on [[Installation 04]]'s map room, the [[Silent Cartographer]], Igido and Ogada were sent to protect the main facility after [[Zuka 'Zamamee]]'s first attempt to kill John-117 failed. He stood at the entrance to the facility whilst Ogada jumped down to the beach to attack the [[SPARTAN-II]]. [[Private]] [[Hosky]] and an [[unidentified corporal]] charged foolishly towards the Mgalekgolo after their [[M12 LRV]] was overturned and Igido watched as his bond brother attacked and killed the [[marine]] crew, unfortunately only to die at the hands of John-117. This enraged him and caused him to begin firing his [[Assault cannon]] at John until it overheated. The SPARTAN seized the moment and accidentally decapitated the Mgalekgolo with a rocket that impacted Hurru directly in the head.{{Ref/Reuse|Bond}} In his last moments of life, Igido Nosa Hurru was happy that he would rejoin his bond brother again soon. | During [[John-117]]'s assault on [[Installation 04]]'s map room, the [[Silent Cartographer]], Igido and Ogada were sent to protect the main facility after [[Zuka 'Zamamee]]'s first attempt to kill John-117 failed. He stood at the entrance to the facility whilst Ogada jumped down to the beach to attack the [[SPARTAN-II]]. [[Private]] [[Hosky]] and an [[unidentified corporal]] charged foolishly towards the Mgalekgolo after their [[M12 LRV]] was overturned and Igido watched as his bond brother attacked and killed the [[marine]] crew, unfortunately only to die at the hands of John-117. This enraged him and caused him to begin firing his [[Assault cannon]] at John until it overheated. The SPARTAN seized the moment and accidentally decapitated the Mgalekgolo with a rocket that impacted Hurru directly in the head.{{Ref/Reuse|Bond}} In his last moments of life, Igido Nosa Hurru was happy that he would rejoin his bond brother again soon. | ||
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Igido Nosa Hurru was a Covenant Mgalekgolo. He was the bond brother of Ogada Nosa Fasu.[1]
Biography
Assault on the Silent Cartographer
During John-117's assault on Installation 04's map room, the Silent Cartographer, Igido and Ogada were sent to protect the main facility after Zuka 'Zamamee's first attempt to kill John-117 failed. He stood at the entrance to the facility whilst Ogada jumped down to the beach to attack the SPARTAN-II. Private Hosky and an unidentified corporal charged foolishly towards the Mgalekgolo after their M12 LRV was overturned and Igido watched as his bond brother attacked and killed the marine crew, unfortunately only to die at the hands of John-117. This enraged him and caused him to begin firing his Assault cannon at John until it overheated. The SPARTAN seized the moment and accidentally decapitated the Mgalekgolo with a rocket that impacted Hurru directly in the head.[1] In his last moments of life, Igido Nosa Hurru was happy that he would rejoin his bond brother again soon.
Trivia
- Igido Nosa Hurru and Ogada Nosa Fasu are the two Mgalekgolo guarding the entrance to the Silent Cartographer in Halo: Combat Evolved.
Gallery
Igigo and Ogada in Halo: Combat Evolved.
List of appearances
- Halo: Combat Evolved (First appearance)
- Halo: The Flood
- Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
Sources
- ^ a b Halo: The Flood, pages 162-166
