If Master Chief is the culmination of the Librarian's planning, what exactly is she advancing him towards? Is she looking to create copies of the Forerunners? Does she want him to be better than the Forerunners ever were? We can only wait and see. This next fact deals with technical matters more than story content. Master Chief's face is never truly revealed in the games. John's face as a young recruit for the Spartan Program has appeared in cartoons and graphic novels, and Halo 4's legendary ending even teased us with a peek at Master Chief's eyes.
When Halo: Combat Evolved came out for PC with a Custom Edition, intrigued players figured out a way to pan the camera toward Master Chief's head as he removed his helmet in the ending cut scene. What they saw either entertained or infuriated them.
As Master Chief took his helmet off, players were treated with the sight of another helmet underneath his helmet. Remember when we noted that Master Chief's Mjolnir armor weighs pounds? He still manages to book it when he needs to, but how fast can he run in that armor?
Turns out, Master Chief can run at 60 miles per hour when wearing the suit. When you're playing the games, especially the earlier ones without a sprint toggle, it can feel as if Master Chief is slowly ambling his way across the battlefield.
But this year-old man can run. This doesn't even take into account how fast a singular motion can become. With Cortana plugged into his neural interface, one of her functions is to speed up connections between his motor cortex and his actual muscles. Adding that to the fact the Mjolnir is meant to move at the speed of thought makes Master Chief one lean, mean, speeding machine. An official part of canon, John was stolen from his home in the dead of night and was replaced with a flash clone.
Flash clones, as their name implies, develop rapidly, but with numerous issues arising from their rushed growth. Their metabolism degenerate and they die within a couple of months.
All the children of the Spartan II Program, while unaware of the flash clones, knew that they had been taken from their parents. Master Chief has been in cryosleep for far too long. Forgoing the fact that you can stay in cryosleep more or less indefinitely, in the Halo universe, you are supposed to enter the cryo-pods with no clothes on because if you do, intra-cellular ice crystals form between tissues causing a "freezer burn. Every time he emerges from a cryo-pod in full armor, he is in excruciating pain from the blisters that have formed during his time in there.
Due to training and that tough demeanor we love, Master Chief can ignore that burning sensation and do his job like a professional.
However, especially considering his most recent stint in a cryo-pod lasted four years, he has got to be covered in the remains of blisters old and new. If you add freezer burns and blisters to the scars Master Chief received during his augmentations, you are going to have one pockmarked Spartan. That doesn't take into account the numerous scars he may have received while training or fighting the Covenant forces. These scars would stand out in stark contrast to the pale skin Master Chief is sure to have.
After spending years in his Mjolnir armor, his skin received no direct contact with the sun. His skin should be the color of pasty white glue.
Returning to the moment when Dr. Halsey and Jacob Keyes visited John's home to inspect him, this was when Dr. Halsey performed one last test to see if John truly qualified to be a part of her Spartan Program. What was this test? Was it an advanced question-and-answer session, posing John the most logically challenging problems so that he could prove his mental prowess in solving them?
No, it was a coin toss. Halsey flipped a coin and asked him to guess what side it would land on each time. That's it. That's how Halsey picked her favorite Spartan of the batch.
Sure, John correctly guessed each side with each flip. This design was quickly rejected for two reasons: first the armor still had a limited operational range as it had to remain within range of a bulky, immobile generator , and second, if the generator was to be knocked out it would result in the incapacitation of the suit and leave its user locked inside and helpless against enemy attacks. In the end, all of the first three prototypes had one thing in common: They were impractical on the battlefield, as large exoskeleton units did not have a substantial use in any form of combat.
Although earlier attempts at developing high-powered armor produced designs that were impractical for battlefield deployment, the Mark IV Mjolnir powered exoskeleton would be the first successful powered armor that saw deployment onto the battlefield.
Developed by Dr. Halsey, the Mjolnir Mark IV was a radical redesign of powered exoskeletons making use of technological innovations that did not exist when work on the first Mjolnir exoskeleton suit began. Created by a top secret parallel development lab in Seongnam , Korea , Mjolnir: Black was a standalone "skunkworks" variant created exclusively for Team Black. It features a number of advances over even the then-current generation Mark V and the later VI.
The Mjolnir Mark V is the first major upgrade of the system and introduced two revolutionary technologies for battlefield purposes: 15 megajoule energy shielding reverse-engineered from Covenant technology, providing the user added protection against plasma weapons, and the ability to link a soldier and an AI together to provide the soldier instant intel in the field, along with other functions.
In addition to major changes from the Mark IV, hundreds of other technical improvements are incorporated into the Mark V: for example, the fusion packs used to power the suits are again half the size of their predecessors. The Mark V was fielded November 24, to October 20, The Mjolnir Mark VI is the third upgrade to the Mjolnir system, the Mark VI once again introduces several technical improvements while refining advanced technologies introduced in the previous system.
The first improvement made to the system is a faster recharge time on the suits' energy shield system so that the SPARTAN-II super soldier does not have to remain in cover for an extended period of time. At some point after the development and deployment of Mark VII in , engineers began work on the next generation of powered armor.
It was lighter, stronger, and faster than previous iterations. Halsey in her personal journal. It would appear to be the last planned phase of the Mjolnir project. Note that reentry in Mjolnir Armor has been done multiple times in Halo fiction, but is most likely outside both the Mark V and Mark VI design specs and has proven fatal. A Marine commented that John had fell a minimum of two kilometers, due to the exosphere extending km above Earth's surface, this was hardly a reentry.
He was thrown out of an SDV -class heavy corvette 's hangar by Jorge in a successful attempt to spare his life. B suffered minimal damage after reentry and displayed a noticeable limp. At the beginning of Exodus following B's insertion, the player can see that their health is depleted to the second stage, inclining that B was actually injured from the fall or, which is unlikely, encountered enemies before reaching New Alexandria.
It is mentioned as being lighter than the Mark VI and is capable of upgrading itself and healing the user passively when in standby via nanotechnology. Naomi frequently removes and puts on the armor, though whether this is a requirement of its self-upgrading nature or a preference of SPARTAN is unknown.
The visual portrayal of the Mark VII on the cover of Halo: The Thursday War is likely not definitive of the final variant, as Naomi was field-testing a prototype in Halo Alpha Explore. Pokemon trading card game. Why is Master Chief wearing his old armor? Why does Master Chiefs Armour change?
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