Seeker Sentinel
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| Seeker Sentinel | |
| General Information | |
| Aprox. Size | Larger than a Sentinel |
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| Strength | High |
| First Seen | Onyx, 2552 |
| Weaponry | |
| Primary | High Power Sentinel Beam |
| Weaponry Strength | More powerful than the Standard Issue |
| Other Abilities | Fast speeds, Capable of conversing in Latin |
| Defense | Superior Shielding (activated when fast motion is detected) |
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The Seeker Sentinel is a Forerunner-created electromechanical variable configuration and purpose machine. It has only been seen on the Forerunner artificial world known as Onyx, which was actually comprised of trillions of the machines.[1] Whether the same model is on other worlds is currently unknown. It is a variant on the Standard Sentinel design.
[edit] Appearance
The Seeker Sentinel is described to be equipped with a round sphere in the centre, and with a central "eye" that glows golden. The eye is the weaponry and offensive capability of the sentinel as it charges and unleashes what appears to be a devastating array of energy. However, it also has three metal booms extending from equidistant points on the surface of the central sphere.
The Seeker Sentinel also has anti-gravity technology, similar to that of the Covenant. Although the Seeker Sentinel can even reach escape velocity and fly into outer space, in ground operations, it normally engages its targets at a height of three meters, working a "higher ground" battle mentality. It is also able to attenuate its booms to the signal of UNSC COM channels, and can actually speak the Human archaic language of Latin.
[edit] Sources
- ↑ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 378 - "The drones were the planet Onyx".
