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===Brute Captain=== | ===Brute Captain=== | ||
The '''Brute Captain''' figure is based off the [[Brute Captains]] from ''Halo 3: ODST''. It is unique in that appears in the manner one would see them in [[VISR]] mode. It is armed with a | The '''Brute Captain''' figure is based off the [[Brute Captains]] from ''Halo 3: ODST''. It is unique in that appears in the manner one would see them in [[VISR]] mode. It is armed with a {{Pattern|Kewu R'shi'k|plasma rifle}} and [[Spike Grenade]] and features 26 points of articulation. | ||
Additionally, it is painted with glow-in-the-dark paint. However, the paint glows green, designating it has a friendly in VISR, despite the fact that Brutes are enemies. | Additionally, it is painted with glow-in-the-dark paint. However, the paint glows green, designating it has a friendly in VISR, despite the fact that Brutes are enemies. | ||
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===Master Chief=== | ===Master Chief=== | ||
This '''Master Chief''' figure is based off the [[John-117|Master Chief]] from ''Halo 2'', as it has no battle damage on the chest piece and the visor on the helmet appears to be slightly wider, as it is in the ''Halo 2'' game. It is equipped with dual | This '''Master Chief''' figure is based off the [[John-117|Master Chief]] from ''Halo 2'', as it has no battle damage on the chest piece and the visor on the helmet appears to be slightly wider, as it is in the ''Halo 2'' game. It is equipped with dual {{Pattern|Kewu R'shi'k|plasma rifle}}s. It features 26 points of articulation. | ||
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Revision as of 13:24, September 30, 2022
The McFarlane Toys Halo Series 8 action figures were produced by McFarlane Toys. It features figures from Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo Wars, and Halo 3: ODST. They were released in June 2010.[1]
The series is unique in that McFarlane based the figures off of fan requests.
Campaign
Brute Captain
The Brute Captain figure is based off the Brute Captains from Halo 3: ODST. It is unique in that appears in the manner one would see them in VISR mode. It is armed with a Kewu R'shi'k-pattern plasma rifle and Spike Grenade and features 26 points of articulation.
Additionally, it is painted with glow-in-the-dark paint. However, the paint glows green, designating it has a friendly in VISR, despite the fact that Brutes are enemies.
The Brute Captain figure.
The Brute Captain figure in the dark.
The Brute Captain figure in package.
Buck
The Buck action figure is based off of Edward Buck. He is in his ODST armor and is armed with an MA5C Individual Combat Weapon System. It features 26 points of articulation.
The body is an updated mold of the Rookie's body, due to complaints about parts falling off, etc. However, there is still no weapon storage available, and the paint job actually makes him look quite unlike his counterpart in the game.
The figure also includes an ODST helmet that can be taken off to reveal Buck's face underneath.
The Buck figure.
The Buck figure without the helmet.
The Buck figure in package.
Master Chief
This Master Chief figure is based off the Master Chief from Halo 2, as it has no battle damage on the chest piece and the visor on the helmet appears to be slightly wider, as it is in the Halo 2 game. It is equipped with dual Kewu R'shi'k-pattern plasma rifles. It features 26 points of articulation.
The Master Chief figure.
The Master Chief figure in package.
Dare
The ONI Operative Dare figure is an exact copy of the Series 7 figure, apart from it doesn't come with a helmet. It includes an M6C/SOCOM, and two Frag Grenades. It is exclusive to GameStop.
The Dare figure.
The Dare figure in package.
Ripa 'Moramee
The Ripa 'Moramee figure is based off of the Arbiter from Halo Wars. It is armed with dual Energy Swords and has 26 points of articulation.
He is taller than the average Elite figure, but the mold makes him difficult to pose. His energy swords are also hard to remove, even more so than the Arbiter figure from Series 2. They are also block coloured a deep purple, instead of the traditional white fading into blue.
The Ripa 'Moramee figure.
The Ripa 'Moramee figure in package.
UNSC Marine
The UNSC Marine figure is based off the UNSC Marines that appear in Halo 3. It comes with a Battle Rifle and has 26 points of articulation. Interestingly, the Battle Rifle is the full-sized scale, used by Spartans, not the smaller one that came with the ODST figure, which is the same size as this figure.
The UNSC Marine figure.
The UNSC Marine figure in package.
Multiplayer
Elite Ascetic
As of now, there is only one color for the Ascetic Harness: silver, with red as a secondary colouring. This figure comes with dual Paegaas Workshop Spikers and has 26 points of articulation. Like all other McFarlane figures, you can interchange armor between the figures.
It is the first figure to come in the Ascetic Harness.
The silver Elite Ascetic figure.
The silver Elite Ascetic figure in package.
Elite Combat
The Elite Combat figure comes in an orange color. It includes dual Paegaas Workshop Spikers and is an exclusive to Toys 'R' Us in the US and Canada.
The orange Elite Combat figure.
The orange Elite Combat figure in package.
Spartan EOD
The Spartan EOD comes in a white color, with green detail coloring. This figure is armed with dual SMGs and is an exclusive to Specialty Stores. Unlike previous Spartan figures, this figure has weapon storage on both legs. It has 26 points of articulation.
The white Spartan EOD figure.
The white Spartan EOD figure in package.
Spartan Mark IV
The Spartan Mark IV figure is based off the Halo Wars multiplayer figure. It is black in color and is equipped with dual SMGs. This figure is a Target exclusive.
The black Spartan Mark IV figure.
The black Spartan Mark IV figure in package.
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