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*SPARTAN-1337 was voiced by Deke Anderson.<ref>'''Halo Legends:''' ''Odd One Out'' credits</ref> | *SPARTAN-1337 was voiced by Deke Anderson.<ref>'''Halo Legends:''' ''Odd One Out'' credits</ref> | ||
*His SPARTAN tag, 1337, is a reference to the internet meme known as "[[Wikipedia:Leet|leet speak]]", which uses numbers and symbols as letters. The tag itself is a leet speak version of the word "leet" | *His SPARTAN tag, 1337, is a reference to the internet meme known as "[[Wikipedia:Leet|leet speak]]", which uses numbers and symbols as letters. The tag itself is a leet speak version of the word "leet". | ||
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- "I'm one heck of a Mama myself!"
- — SPARTAN-1337 as he's about to face Pluton
SPARTAN-1337 is a SPARTAN-II Commando of the UNSC Naval Special Warfare Command.[1][2] He is the main character of Odd One Out, the non-canon and satirical interpretation of the Halo universe produced by Toei Animation for Halo Legends.[2]
Background
- Main article: Odd One Out
He is depicted as being extremely accident-prone and clumsy. All throughout Odd One Out, Spartan 1337 is quite cocky and confident in his abilities despite his comical blundering. Also, none of the inhabitants of planet Cronkee are aware of his status as a SPARTAN-II: he introduces himself with great gusto which does nothing to clarify his rank or status as one of the self-proclaimed "strongest warriors in space".
Trivia
- SPARTAN-1337 was voiced by Deke Anderson.[3]
- His SPARTAN tag, 1337, is a reference to the internet meme known as "leet speak", which uses numbers and symbols as letters. The tag itself is a leet speak version of the word "leet".
Sources
- ^ Halo Legends, Announcement Trailer
- ^ a b San Diego Comic Con 2009: Halo panel
- ^ Halo Legends: Odd One Out credits
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