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This article contains information about the Silver Timeline, and is not a part of the established Halo canon. |
The Silver Timeline is an alternative timeline of the Halo universe that exists separately to the core canon of the franchise.[1][2][3] Differences from the core canon include: The Rubble surviving, a greater emphasis placed on WHITE TOWER, Madrigal wasn't glassed by the Covenant in 2528, the shift in objectives of the Covenant, the existence of a human in the Covenant, and different physical appearances for many characters.[1]
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The Silver Timeline was named after the in-development codename for the The Television Series - Silver, a name also shared with the protagonist Spartan fireteam of the series.[1][3]
The Silver Timeline was not created to dismiss core canon, but was created to help give space, and to protect both the core canon and the TV show's story, allowing each iteration to best suit the medium for which it was developed.[1][2][3]
Silver's canonical details differ in a few ways from the core Halo canon (though not as drastically as the ongoing Fractures events featured in The Master Chief Collection and Infinite) for reasons that will be explained in the first season of the The Television Series. It features "familiar" and "new things" to the universe, though with some details changed to suit the needs of the television story.[3]
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WHITE TOWER on Reach.
The Rubble
The United Nations Space Command armed forces
Silver Team
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- ^ a b c d Halo Waypoint, Silver Debrief: A New Beginning (Retrieved on Jan 26, 2022) [archive]
- ^ a b Twitter, Halopedia (@Halopedia): "The upcoming Halo TV show now has its own canon status! It falls under something called the "Halo Silver Timeline". According to @k_wolfkill, this was done to help protect both the Core Canon and the TV show's story, letting each evolve to best suit the medium that they are on." (Retrieved on Dec 16, 2021) [archive]
- ^ a b c d Twitch, Halo Infinite - Holiday 2021 Community Stream (Retrieved on Dec 16, 2021) [archive]