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FRET is a personal artificial intelligence used by Spartan-IVs.[2][1]
OverviewEdit
Design detailsEdit
FRET constructs are trained on centuries of battlefield reports and simulations, using these to discern underlying patterns. Despite the chaotic nature of wartime engagements, they are able to remain eager to tackle the task ahead.[3]
UsageEdit
FRET is one of the many personals AI available for use by Spartan trainees at the Avery J. Johnson Academy of Military Science.[1]
In-game informationEdit
FRET is one of the Personal AIs available to players in Halo Infinite multiplayer.[1]
| Personal AI | Manufacturer | Lore | Rarity | Unlock Requirements |
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| FRET |
UNSC | Trained on centuries of battle reports and simulations in order to discern underlying patterns, Fret AI constructs are able to remain eager to tackle the task ahead, despite the chaotic nature of wartime engagements. | Rare | Unlocked by default |
Production notesEdit
Fret is voiced by American voice actor Robbie Daymond.[4]
GalleryEdit
Concept art of FRET for Halo Infinite.
An Eaglestrike-clad Spartan-IV holding FRET.
A promotional image featuring FRET for Mental Health Awareness Month.
List of appearancesEdit
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
SourcesEdit
- ^ a b c d e f g Halo Infinite, Body & AI customization
- ^ a b c Halo Waypoint, Tech Preview Overview (Retrieved on Jul 29, 2021) [archive]
- ^ Twitter, Jeff Easterling (@GrimBrotherOne): ""Trained on centuries of battlefield reports and simulations in order to discern underlying patterns, Fret AI constructs are able to remain eager to tackle the task ahead, despite the chaotic nature of wartime engagements." #HaloInfinite" (Retrieved on Jul 29, 2021) [archive]
- ^ Twitter, Jeff Easterling (@GrimBrotherOne): "Not to mention, @robbiedaymond is an absolute treasure and a joy to have in the booth. Can't wait for you all to hear more!" (Retrieved on Jul 29, 2021) [archive]