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'''Loki''' was an [[Planetary Security Intelligence|Planetary Security]] [[Artificial Intelligence]] construct in service with the [[United Nations Space Command]]. It was stationed aboard the ''[[Phoenix-class Colony Ship|Phoenix]]''[[Phoenix-class Colony Ship|-class Colony Ship]], {{UNSCShip|Skidbladnir}} <ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'', page 184</ref>. | '''Loki''' was an [[Planetary Security Intelligence|Planetary Security]] [[Artificial Intelligence]] construct in service with the [[United Nations Space Command]]. It was stationed aboard the ''[[Phoenix-class Colony Ship|Phoenix]]''[[Phoenix-class Colony Ship|-class Colony Ship]], {{UNSCShip|Skidbladnir}} <ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'', page 184</ref>. Loki was then taken over by the [[AI]] [[Mack]]. Loki waited in Mack's processer for the time when he may be needed, and when he was he took over [[Mack]]. Loki is unlike any other [[AI]] because he can trade places with [[Mack]] and besides a few minor varaitions of the [[avitar]] they look the same. When [[Harvest]] was attacked Loki was the one who made the escape plan. He was also the one who destroyed the Tiara and killed [[Sif]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 15:56, November 29, 2007
Loki was an Planetary Security Artificial Intelligence construct in service with the United Nations Space Command. It was stationed aboard the Phoenix-class Colony Ship, UNSC Skidbladnir [1]. Loki was then taken over by the AI Mack. Loki waited in Mack's processer for the time when he may be needed, and when he was he took over Mack. Loki is unlike any other AI because he can trade places with Mack and besides a few minor varaitions of the avitar they look the same. When Harvest was attacked Loki was the one who made the escape plan. He was also the one who destroyed the Tiara and killed Sif.
Trivia
Loki is named after the god of chaos in Norse Mythology. He was an adept shape-shifter and could change not only his form, but also his sex. In Norse Mythology, he usually plays the role of villian and trickster.
Sources
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 184
