Unggoy
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History
Just plain dumbass grunts
Gameplay
- Main article: Unggoy/Gameplay
See our gameplay information related to Unggoy on its gameplay page. |
Overall, the Unggoy in gameplay are very weak in combat; often fleeing when their leader has been killed. However, in larger numbers, they can be more of a threat, especially in higher difficulties. If their leader is killed, Unggoy may sometimes activate two plasma grenades and rush to the player in an attempt to suicide-bomb them.
In Halo Wars, the Unggoy serves as the main infantry unit, serving as the Covenant equivalent to the Marine. They start with a plasma pistol and three in each squad, but they can be upgraded to wield needlers.
A melee attack can kill a Grunt instantly, so when you face no more than 5 of them, don't waste your ammo and just punch them. For large groups use the Gravity Hammer, unless the catch skull is on meaning you have to stay outside their range, as even in close-range the Grunts will not hesitate to spam-grenades at the enemy.
Trivia
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Spanish |
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- In Tagalog, Unggoy means "monkey".
- In real life, "Grunt" is a slang military term for infantrymen.[1]
- The Unggoy were ranked #5 in Game Informer's "The Top 10 Most Pathetic Enemies" list.[2]
- In Halo: Reach, Unggoy voices were changed. Instead of their original high-pitched and squeaky voices, they sound more deep and mechanical, possibly because of their breathing apparatus. However, they are still being voiced by Joseph Staten.[3]
- In Halo: Reach, if an Unggoy's methane tank is shot or meleed it may fall off, causing the gas to launch said Unggoy into the air and eventually explode. Many players consider this a great hazard, especially on higher difficulties.
- The redesigned Unggoy that appear in Halo 4 bear a great deal of resemblance to the wretches from the Gears of War series.
- The Grunt appeared in Konami's Super Bomberman R as one of the three exclusive characters in the Xbox One version. He is known as Grunt Bomber, a specie of the Covenant from Planet Halo. He is a speed typed bomber and his special ability is the Plasma Pistol.
Gallery
Concept art of an Unggoy's face for Halo: Combat Evolved.
A comparison among Unggoy in the Halo Trilogy and Halo: Reach.
A Heretic Unggoy, clad in unique gold armor, with a Needler in Halo 2.
A cylindrical-backed Unggoy as seen in The Last Voyage of the Infinite Succor.
A Brute Captain leads a pack of Unggoy in the Earth bunker Crow's Nest in an early build of Halo 3.
An Unggoy Minor firing a plasma turret on board a Scarab.
Model concept art of an Unggoy Minor in Halo Wars.
Unggoy single and dual-wielding plasma rifles in Halo Legends: The Package.
Three happy Unggoy Minors in Halo: Blood Line.
An Unggoy Minor in Halo: Reach.
An Unggoy Minor in Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary.
Concept art of an Unggoy's face for Halo 4.
Unggoy Minors in Halo 2: Anniversary.
An Unggoy Imperial and Unggoy Storm in Halo 5: Guardians.
Swords of Sanghelios Unggoy Storm standing around a fire on Sanghelios.
Unggoy trapped by 031 Exuberant Witness on Genesis.
Concept art of Unggoy for Halo Wars 2.
A Grunt Squad with Brute leader in the Halo Wars 2 Open Beta.
Blitz card of one Unggoy phenotype in Halo Wars 2.
Blitz card of both phenotypes being frozen by cryo.