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In the Behind the Scenes DVD, Drinol are described as huge beasts that are kept contained and segregated from the other forces. Possessing phenomenal strength, they are used to smash enemy vehicles. | In the Behind the Scenes DVD, Drinol are described as huge beasts that are kept contained and segregated from the other forces. Possessing phenomenal strength, they are used to smash enemy vehicles. | ||
They have not made the final cut in any of the games. However, it may have inspired a [[Flood]] form from Halo 3 known as a Flood [[Tank Form]]. The appearance is similar but the Tank has a "hollowed stomach and is a darker color. They perform the same job as they did in Marathon, slow, strong moving creatures. They even have a similiar growl which indeed sounds like "drinniol". But they aren't nearly as strong, and have weakness from Energy weapons and fire. | |||
{{BigQuote|How about this for a Halo 2 creature you've never heard of before: a Drinol Beast, a sort of hairless, gray monster with one eye - although there are other drawings of it with two eyes so you can't take for granted that it's going to make the final game.}} | {{BigQuote|How about this for a Halo 2 creature you've never heard of before: a Drinol Beast, a sort of hairless, gray monster with one eye - although there are other drawings of it with two eyes so you can't take for granted that it's going to make the final game.}} |
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The Drinol are Covenant beasts that were kept contained, but did not make it into Halo 2 and it is unknown if they will be seen in future products of the Halo universe.
In the Behind the Scenes DVD, Drinol are described as huge beasts that are kept contained and segregated from the other forces. Possessing phenomenal strength, they are used to smash enemy vehicles.
They have not made the final cut in any of the games. However, it may have inspired a Flood form from Halo 3 known as a Flood Tank Form. The appearance is similar but the Tank has a "hollowed stomach and is a darker color. They perform the same job as they did in Marathon, slow, strong moving creatures. They even have a similiar growl which indeed sounds like "drinniol". But they aren't nearly as strong, and have weakness from Energy weapons and fire.
Marathon Connection
Bungie enjoys placing links to their previous game franchise Marathon into Halo.
From a description of an enemy in Marathon:
They appear in two levels in Marathon and like many of the 'conditioned ranks' are not seen again in Marathon 2 and Infinity. They are seen paired with P'fhor fighters and have no ranged attacks.