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just a white version of my previous

Oh John. Look at all the places we can go. Together... Creeped out yet? Good. Then I've done my job.

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The Arbiter and the Master chief having fun shooting grunts

MASTER CHIEF

The Damascus Materials Testing Facility was an ONI Materials Group research and development base located in Vhalkem, on the Outer Colony of Chi Ceti IV. This top-secret base has been an important development and testing site of the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor for many decades, beginning with the initial version later dubbed as the Mark IV. Dr. Catherine Halsey, architect of Project MJOLNIR, worked in the facility for some time while refining the MJOLNIR armor series. Though the facility was only manned by three technicians, it had a curious feature, which was that a dozen AIs could operate and utilize the facility in close proximity to one another, which is typically impossible under normal circumstances for technical reasons. Th...

The new armor

You gotta appreciate that crossover Rex&Master Chief

For those who want to rep the worst Griffball team in the league...

Dark soul of halo game fantasy illustrations

A villain From like a mega man game

SPace soldier based on Masterchief game

Master Chief x Cortana from Halo.

A spoof on the fact that the Mjolnir armor that Master Chief/the Spartans wear in Halo seems incapable of defending against melee attacks.

Dark soul of halo game fantasy illustrations

A phrase that make you motivated during the day or to help you start your day, everyone needs a push or a help word to make them excited about thier day.

The Damascus Materials Testing Facility was an ONI Materials Group research and development base located in Vhalkem, on the Outer Colony of Chi Ceti IV. This top-secret base has been an important development and testing site of the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor for many decades, beginning with the initial version later dubbed as the Mark IV. Dr. Catherine Halsey, architect of Project MJOLNIR, worked in the facility for some time while refining the MJOLNIR armor series. Though the facility was only manned by three technicians, it had a curious feature, which was that a dozen AIs could operate and utilize the facility in close proximity to one another, which is typically impossible under normal circumstances for technical reasons. Th...

Grunt at your service Demon!

Now take cover and let your shields recharge before you go after that next Hunter...

The Colonial Administration Authority (CAA), also known as the Colonial Administration or Colonial Authority, is an organization under the ultimate control of the Unified Earth Government. Formed alongside the Colonial Military Authority in 2310, the CAA acted as a secondary governing body that helped the UEG regulate the various colony worlds of humanity.

Based on a popular credit card logo, this parody design celebrates everyones' favorite Spartan; Master Chief! Wear it with pride and show others who your favorite armored suited character is. Covenant beware! *HURRY BEFORE TIME RUNS OUT! GET YOURS TODAY. SHARE WITH ALL YOUR GAMER FRIENDS AND SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORKS*

Covenant Elite Academy

Show you have the spirit of a spartan warrior!

Spartan Operations, also referred to as the Spartan branch or simply the Spartans, is the fifth and newest branch of the United Nations Space Command's Armed Forces, organized under both UNSC Naval Command and the Unified Ground Command. The branch is responsible for the command of special operations undertaken mainly by Spartan-IVs, with many Spartan-IIIs integrated into their ranks. However, the surviving Spartan-IIs and select Spartan-IIIs remain in the UNSC Navy's Special Forces. Although Spartan Operations has autonomy from the other four branches of the Armed Forces, the Spartans closely collaborate with the UNSC Navy and share assets with the Marine Corps and Army. The branch was established in 2553, shortly after the end of...

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Master Chief. Mind telling me what you're doing?