Madrigal
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Template:Planet Madrigal was a thriving United Nations Space Command Outer Colony world in the 23 Librae system.[1] It is the only planet within 23 Librae's habitable zone.[2] It was the closest world to Harvest in 2525,[3] and in 2528 Madrigal followed Harvest to become the fourth known colony to be glassed by the Covenant,[4] following Second Base and Green Hills.[5][6] The survivors fled to the asteroids trailing the nearby gas giant Hesiod, which they nicknamed the Rubble.[7] The Sangheili Thel 'Vadamee, a future Arbiter, participated in the destruction of Madrigal.[8]
In 2535, with help from the crew of the frigate Template:UNSCship and SPARTAN Gray Team, the Rubble was evacuated after the battles of the Rubble and the Metisette, using Habitat Exodus to reach UNSC-controlled space.
The names of most known Madrigali residents, as well as the names of places they established on the Rubble, seem to indicate that much of Madrigal's population was of Hispanic heritage.
Notable residents
Trivia
- Madrigal is a city in Bungie's Myth series. It serves as the namesake of Siege of Madrigal, a musical piece from Myth. The song serves as an Easter egg in all games in the Halo series, with the exception of Halo Wars.
List of appearances
- Halo 3: ODST (Mentioned only)
- Halo: Contact HarvestTemplate:First mentioned
- Halo: The Cole Protocol(First appearance)