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*The Assault Cannon is most likely the [[Fuel Rod Gun]] and also explains the difference in firing style between the [[fuel rod gun]] of the [[Hunters]] in [[Halo: Combat Evolved]] and those of the Hunters in [[Halo 2]] and [[Halo 3]]. | *The Assault Cannon is most likely the [[Fuel Rod Gun]] and also explains the difference in firing style between the [[fuel rod gun]] of the [[Hunters]] in [[Halo: Combat Evolved]](a kind of Energy, sparky bolt) and those of the Hunters in [[Halo 2]](a continous beam) and [[Halo 3]](a mix of both). | ||
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The Assault Cannon is a Covenant weapon. Its ammunition comes in the form of incendiary gel tubes which can be fired as bolts or a continuous stream[1]. It was used to arm the Mgalekgolo sentries of the Forerunner Dreadnought.
Notes
- The Assault Cannon is most likely the Fuel Rod Gun and also explains the difference in firing style between the fuel rod gun of the Hunters in Halo: Combat Evolved(a kind of Energy, sparky bolt) and those of the Hunters in Halo 2(a continous beam) and Halo 3(a mix of both).
Sources
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest pg.267
