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Deadeye redirects here. For the Halo Infinite achievement, see Deadeye (Halo Infinite achievement).
Deadeye
GEN3
HINF DEADEYE Helmet Icon.png
GEN2
H5G-Deadeye.png
Prototype
HTMCC H3 Deadeye Crop.png
Production overview

Manufacturer(s):

Hannibal Weapon Systems[1]

Testing site(s):

Tribute's ship graveyard above Tribute's northern pole[1]
ANVIL Station[2]

Type:

MJOLNIR (GEN2)
MJOLNIR (GEN3)

Role(s):

Extreme long-range target purging

Technical specifications

Feature(s):

  • PZ-238 rebreather system
  • Point-isolated, VISR focal software
  • Emissions cloaking system
  • Heavy-duty waste recycling system
 
“ Originally tested in the ship graveyards hanging above Tribute's north pole.[3] ”

DEADEYE-class Mjolnir is a variant of MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor manufactured by Hannibal Weapon Systems.[1]

GEN2 overview

Design details

The suits are tailored to Spartan snipers, fitted with emissions cloaking, heavy-duty waste recycling, and redundant rebreathers for extended combat excursions in any environment.[4] While designed for extreme-range operations the suit still is functional in both mid and close range.[1] Deadeye can be optimized for extreme long-range target purging for the extreme end of sniper-oriented Spartan armor. With the smart-linked VISR software with movement-distance calibration, Deadeye has been updated to assist snipers at ranges that greatly exceed traditional firing accuracy.[1]

The helmet has an enclosed PZ-238 rebreather system. The VISR has a point-isolated, VISR focal software used for extreme-range targeting.[1] All Deadeye helmets also have a small piece of alloy from ships resting in the wreckage above Tribute's poles.[4]

Development history

Testing on an early prototype[5] of the DEADEYE suit was done on ANVIL Station in conjunction with Sangheili Rangers of the Swords of Sanghelios. These tests aimed to improve the suit's stealth capabilities.[2]

The Deadeye variant's final production run[5] was manufactured by Hannibal Weapon Systems. It was originally tested in Tribute's ship graveyard in Tribute's northern pole, and was designed for use by experienced Spartan marksmen.[3] During the testing the Spartans were placed in zero-gravity to affect long-range combat against exoatmospheric drones hidden among the wreckage.[1]

At some point in 2558, Spartan Kojo Agu tested another Deadeye prototype during a counter-piracy operation on Concord.[6]

Usage

Although Deadeye is rare in the field, the armor is highly regarded by its advocates.[1]

GEN3 overview

Development history

Following the introduction of the Mjolnir GEN3, the Deadeye helmet was upgraded to the new platform.

In-game information

Halo 3 MCC - GEN2

In the Halo: The Master Chief Collection version of Halo 3, a prototype version of the Deadeye variant was added as part of Series 5: Anvil content. With the updated Halo 3 armor customization options, the players can now fit their Spartan with Deadeye helmet, chest, shoulders and legs. The description of the armor pieces are the same for every set.

Piece Description Unlock requirements
(Halo 3) 		Unlock requirements
(Halo: MCC)
HTMCC H3 Deadeye Helmet Icon.png
Helmet 		Cross-training with Sangheili rangers on ANVIL Station will improve the suit's stealth capabilities. N/A (MCC-exclusive) Series 5 Tier 78, Spartan Point 1
HTMCC H3 Deadeye Chest Icon.png
Chest 		Series 5 Tier 38, Spartan Point 1
HTMCC H3 Deadeye LShoulder Icon.pngHTMCC H3 Deadeye RShoulder Icon.png
Shoulders 		Series 5 Tier 54, Spartan Point 1
HTMCC H3 Deadeye Legs Icon.png
Legs 		Series 5 Tier 97, Spartan Point 1

Halo 4 - GEN2

The GEN2 Deadeye helmet was first introduced into the Halo games as a helmet in Halo 4.

Armor Description Unlock requirements
(Halo 4) 		Unlock requirements
(Halo: MCC)
H4 MJOLNIR Deadeye.png
Deadeye 		Description (H4): Originally tested in the ship graveyards hanging above Tribute's north pole. Unlocked by default.
Helmet description (MCC): Tested in Tribute's orbital ship graveyards.

Halo 5: Guardians - GEN2

The GEN2 Deadeye returns in Halo 5: Guardians. The helmet and body armor are unlockable as armor permutations through the Requisition system. The body armor employs the full FOTUS set, including the body, shoulders, forearms, and legs.

Helmet Description Unlock requirements
H5G REQ Helmets Deadeye Ultra Rare
Deadeye (helmet) 		Every DEADEYE helmet incorporates a small piece of alloy from one of the ships now resting in the wreckage above Tribute's poles. Ultra Rare REQ card
REQ Card - Armor Deadeye.png
Deadeye (body) 		Tailored to the requirement of Spartan snipers, DEADEYE suits are fitted with emissions cloaking, heavy-duty waste recycling, and redundant rebreathers for extended combat excursions in any environment. Ultra Rare REQ card

Halo Infinite - GEN3

The GEN3 Deadeye helmet is available for multiplayer Spartan armor customization on the Mark VII armor core in Halo Infinite. Unlike other helmets, it features no exclusive attachments.

Helmet Manufacturer Lore Rarity Unlock Requirements
HINF DEADEYE Helmet Icon.png
Deadeye 		Hannibal Weapon Systems Forged from the remains of old wars to fight anew. Epic Season 03: Echoes Within Battle Pass level 15 (Premium)

Attachments

The following attachments are not exclusive to Deadeye, and are compatible with other helmets on the Mark VII core.

Trivia

Production notes

  • The concept art for the Deadeye helmet on pre-order adverts was sketched over a render of an Air Assault helmet.
  • Pre-release images for Season 03 of Halo Infinite would show Deadeye with the RS[3]/WOLFTOOTH attachment. Ultimately, the attachment would not be compatible with the helmet upon release, and remained exclusive to the Flanker helmet.

Miscellaneous

Gallery

Main-Superintendent.png Browse more images in this article's gallery page.

Developmental images

  • Concept art of the Deadeye helmet and skin for Halo 4.

    Concept art of the Deadeye helmet and skin for Halo 4.

  • Front and back views of the Deadeye helmet in Halo 4.

    Front and back views of the Deadeye helmet in Halo 4.

  • A render of the Deadeye helmet in Halo 4.

    A render of the Deadeye helmet in Halo 4.

  • Concept explorations for the GEN3 Deadeye helmet in Halo Infinite.

    Concept explorations for the GEN3 Deadeye helmet in Halo Infinite.

  • Finalised concept art for the GEN3 Deadeye helmet.

    Finalised concept art for the GEN3 Deadeye helmet.

Screenshots

  • The Deadeye armor in the Halo 3 component of Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

    The Deadeye armor in the Halo 3 component of Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

  • A closeup of the Deadeye upper body armor in Halo 3.

    A closeup of the Deadeye upper body armor in Halo 3.

  • Back view of the Deadeye prototype.

    Back view of the Deadeye prototype.

  • The Halo 4 Interactive Guide description.

    The Halo 4 Interactive Guide description.

  • A Spartan-IV wearing the Deadeye helmet on Impact in Halo 4.

    A Spartan-IV wearing the Deadeye helmet on Impact in Halo 4.

  • A Spartan-IV wearing Deadeye armor in Halo 5: Guardians.

    A Spartan-IV wearing Deadeye armor in Halo 5: Guardians.

  • A Spartan-IV wearing a GEN3 Deadeye helmet in Halo Infinite.

    A Spartan-IV wearing a GEN3 Deadeye helmet in Halo Infinite.

  • Another Spartan-IV wearing Deadeye with the RS[3]/WOLFTOOTH attachment.

    Another Spartan-IV wearing Deadeye with the RS[3]/WOLFTOOTH attachment.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 179
  2. ^ a b Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Halo 3 customisation menu
  3. ^ a b Halo 4, Spartan Armor Customization: DEADEYE - Description "Originally tested in the ship graveyards hanging above Tribute's north pole."
  4. ^ a b Halo 5: Guardians, Armor Permutations: DEADEYE - Helmet Description "Every DEADEYE helmet incorporates a small piece of alloy from one of the ships now resting in the wreckage above Tribute's poles."
  5. ^ a b Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Armor Online (Retrieved on Jun 1, 2020) [archive]
  6. ^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Lore of the Rings (Retrieved on Jul 15, 2021) [archive]

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List of armor permutations by game title

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List of armor permutations in Halo 3
Bungie Armor • CQB • EOD • EVA • HAYABUSA • Mark V • Mark VI • ODST • Recon • Rogue • Scout • Security • Katana
MCC-exclusive Spartan armor
Air Assault • Aviator • COS • Compass • Deadeye • Demo • Hammerhead • Hivemind • Infiltrator • Lancer • Mirage • Navigator • Nomdagro • ODST (COMM • DEMO • HVY • TAC) • Pioneer • Rhine • Soldier • Suture • Tanker • Warrior
MCC-exclusive Elite armor
Fractures Spartan armor
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List of armor permutations in Halo 4
Armor

Regular: Air Assault • Aviator • CIO • Commando • Deadeye • Defender • EOD • Enforcer • EVA • FOTUS • GUNGNIR • HAZOP • Infiltrator • Locus • Mark VI • Oceanic • Orbital • Protector • Raider • Ranger • Recon • Recruit • Scanner • Scout • Soldier • Strider • Vanguard • Venator • Warrior • War Master

Specialization: Engineer • Operator • Pathfinder • Pioneer • Rogue • Stalker • Tracker • Wetwork
Forearms/Legs
MCC-exclusive
Cut armor
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List of armor permutations in Halo 5: Guardians
Achilles • Air Assault • Anubis • Argonaut • Argus • Athlon • Atlas • Aviator • Breaker • Buccaneer • CQB • Centurion • Challenger • Cinder • CIO • Commando • Copperhead • Cyclops • Cypher • Deadeye • Decimator • Defender • Dynast • EOD • Enforcer • Engineer • EVA (GEN1 and GEN2) • Fenrir • Foehammer • FOTUS • Freebooter • Goblin • GUNGNIR • Helioskrill • Hellcat • Helljumper • Hermes • Hunter • Icarus • Indomitable • Infiltrator • Interceptor • Intruder • Jumpmaster • Legionnaire • Locus • Mako • Marauder • Mark IV • Mark V (Alpha and Delta) • Mark VI (GEN1 and GEN2) • Maverick • Military Police • Nightfall • NOBLE • Nomad • Olive • Operator (GEN1 and GEN2) • Orbital • Pathfinder • Pioneer • Pilot • Protector • Raider • Raijin • Ranger • Reaper • Recluse • Recon (GEN1 and GEN2) • Recruit • Rogue • Scanner • Scout • Security (GEN1 and GEN2) • Seeker • Shinobi • Soldier • Stalker • Stinger • Strider • Teishin • Technician • Timmy • Tracer • Tracker • Valkyrie • Vector • Venator • Venture • Vigilant • Viper • Void Dancer • Warrior • War Master • Wetwork • Wrath
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List of armor permutations in Halo Infinite
Spartan armor

Mark VII (Achilles • Agitator • Anubis • Armet • Aviator • Barrister • Brawler • Camazotz • Cavallino • Celox • Cestus • Champion • Courier • Deadeye • Dokkaebi • Dominar • Eclipse • Emissary • Enigma • Firefall • Flanker • Hawker • Helioskrill • ISR • Kai-125 • Linebreaker • Magister • Mark V Zeta • Mark VI • Mark VI MOD • Mark VII • Menachite • Mercury • Rampart • Renegade • Riz-028 • Rockeye • Security GEN3 • Soldier • Sovereign • Spartanstein • Stormfall • Talon • Thremaleon • Trailblazer • Trendlock • Trooper • Torchbearer • Tormenter • Vannak-134 • Volant • War Master • Warmonger • Winterknight • XM55 ACH • Zvezda)
Mark V [B] (Air Assault • Commando • CQB • CQC • EOD • EVA • Grenadier • GUNGNIR • HAZOP • JFO • Mark V • Mark V [B] • Mark VI • Military Police • ODST • ODST Hardshell • Operator • Pilot • Recon • Scout • Security)
Rakshasa (AKIS II-GRD • Artaius • Assailer • Bunyip • Cambion • Conqueror • Cutthroat • Echo Nine • Lechuza • Locus • Morrigan • Negotiator • Rakshasa • Rasetsu • Scorn • Shikari • Stribog • Taskmaster • Ullr • Viper)
Mirage IIC (Athlon • Balor • Belus • Bruma • Erinyes • Extender • Hermes IIC • Inciter • Infractor • Mirage IIC • Neith • Nexus • Responder • Savage • Skymarcher • Squire • Street Viper • Tyro • Veles)
Hazmat (Ashmaw • Burrowlens • Farkas • Mark VI CBRN • Notus • Oberon • OSTEO • Ogun • Project CORSAC • Serket • Skarbnik • Steelheart • Temfor • Voidspear)

Mark IV (Ardent • Emil • Hellcat • Isidor • Mark IV • Orcus • Paladin • Theodor • Ulrich • Valiant • Wilhelm • Ypsilon • Zacharias • Ärger • Ökonom)
Spartan armor accessories
AAP • FC • FCI • SAP • TAC (Assault) • UA (Collar • Type FJ) • UTIL (HP)
Other
Fractures Spartan armor

Yoroi (Azechi • Chonmage • Hakushika • Hikeshi • Ikari • Jingasa • Kabuto • Kawari • Kendo • Otomosho • Yokai)
Eaglestrike (Boggart • Brodie • Eaglestrike • Kerberos • Lancejack • Leadbelcher • M199X • Sky Marshal)

Chimera (Abatur • Chimera • Deltajock • Flenser • Fomorian • Geist • Grendel • Grimghast • Merrow • Mimir • Peaceweaver • Strigoi • Thresher • Wendigo)
For a complete list, check out our armor category.

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List of armor permutations by generation

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MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor
Mainline armor generations
Mark I • Mark II • Mark III • GEN1 (Mark IV • Mark V • Black • Mark VI • Mark VII) • GEN2 • GEN3
Armor components
Competing and related projects
ARTAIUS • Buccaneer • COBALT • HAYABUSA • HRUNTING • MELAENO • Mirage • OSTEO • Rakshasa • Orcus • Shinobi • SPI • YGGDRASIL
Armor permutations (by generation)
Supplemental equipment
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GEN2
Mark variants
Mark IV (GEN2) • Mark V (GEN2 • Alpha • Delta) • Mark VI (GEN1 • GEN2 • MOD) • Mark VII (GEN2)
Variants originating from GEN1
Air Assault • Argus • Commando • Centurion • EOD • EVA • GUNGNIR • HAZOP • ODST • Operator • Orbital • Raider • Ranger • Recon • Rogue • Scout • Security • Strider • Venator
Variants based on GEN1
New variants
Achilles • Anubis • Argonaut • Athlon • Atlas • Aviator • Barvo • Breaker • Challenger • Cinder • CIO • Copperhead • Cyclops • Cypher • Deadeye • Decimator • Defender • Dynast • Enforcer • Engineer • Fenrir • Foehammer • FOTUS • Freebooter • Goblin • Helioskrill • Hellcat • Helljumper • Hermes • Hunter • Icarus • Infiltrator • Interceptor • Jumpmaster • KEYSTONE • Legionnaire • Locus • Mako • Marauder • Maverick • Mirmillion • Nightfall • Nomad • Oceanic • Oppressor • Pathfinder • Pioneer • Prefect • Protector • Raijin • Reaper • Recluse • Recruit • Ricochet • Scanner • Seeker • Soldier • Stalker • Stinger • Teishin • Technician • Tracer • Tracker • Valkyrie • Vanguard • Vector • Venture • Viper • Void Dancer • Warrior • War Master • Wetwork
Forearms/Legs
Other
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GEN3
Mark variants
Mark V (Zeta) • Mark VI (GEN3) • Mark VII (GEN3)
Variants based on GEN1
Variants based on GEN2
New variants
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Other Mjolnir
Anvil station armor
Air Assault • Aviator • Compass • COS • Deadeye • Demo • Hammerhead • Hivemind • Infiltrator • Lancer • Navigator • Nomdagro • Pioneer • Rhine • Soldier • Suture • Tanker • Warrior
Rakshasa
AKIS II-GRD • Artaius • Bunyip • Cambion • Lechuza • Locus • Morrigan • Rakshasa • Rasetsu • Scorn • Shikari • Stribog • ULLR • Viper
Mirage IIC
Athlon • Balor • Belus • Erinyes • Extender • Mirage IIC • Neith • Nexus • Skymarcher • Squire • Street Viper • Tyro • Veles
Hazmat
Other
For a complete list, check out our MJOLNIR armor category.
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