McFarlane Toys/Halo: Reach Series 2
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The McFarlane Halo: Reach Series 2 figures are a series of five-inch figures made by McFarlane Toys, based on the characters from Halo: Reach. They are set to be released everywhere in January 2011.[1] However, there are four figures that are called an "Advance Wave", which is scheduled to be released December 2010, and are exclusive to Toys "R" Us.[2]
Campaign
Carter
The Carter figure, also known as Noble One, is based on Carter-A259 in his Commando armor. The figure features a DMR and frag grenade with 28 points of articulation. This is a figure from the "advance wave".
Kat
The Kat figure is based on Catherine-B320, also known as Noble Two. The figure includes a Magnum and a frag grenade.
Grunt Minor
The Grunt Minor figure features the original conical mask and orange tank from the past series. It includes a removable backpack and gas mask and includes a needler and plasma grenade with 11 points of articulation. This is a figure from the "advance wave".
Skirmisher Minor
The Skirmisher Minor is based on the new species that is featured in Reach. It is colored gray and includes a needle rifle and plasma grenade.
Multiplayer
Elite Minor
The Elite Minor figure is a multiplayer-based figure. It features an all-red Elite Minor combat harness and is armed with a plasma rifle and plasma grenade along with a removable helmet and 26 points of articulation. This is a figure in the "advance wave".
Spartan CQC
There are three figures with CQC armor. They all feature UA/Multi-Threat shoulder and chest armor. They all have the male armor variant with 28 points of articulation.
- The first figure is colored red and team red, from a multiplayer team game. It is armed with a M45 Tactical Shotgun and frag grenade.
- The second figure is colored all white, and is armed with an MA37 and frag grenade. This is a figure from the "advance wave".
- The last figure is colored all steel, and is armed with a magnum and frag grenade. It is a GameStop exclusive.
The white CQC figure.
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