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> > Many Halo’s have had advertising that never affected the game halo 2 has several. I love Bee’s never has any impact on halo 2. The advertising for Halo 2 consisted as John deffending earth. Your on earth for two missions. Halo 3 had believe which was all propaganda which you could chalk some of Guardians ads to. Halo 3 had IRIS which basically consisted of the terminals and thats it.
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> I love Bee’s didn’t affect the story of Halo unlike the Guardians advertising. The rest, is logical and have points, though.
For I Love Bees. Its still canon though. And you could view it as a prequel to Halo 2. Plus AI rampancy was majorly first brought up in that(it was mentioned but not in such great detail as ILB’s). Something a lot of Halo media tend to use now. So I would say I Love bees does have a part in the bigger Halo story.
And regardless. Halo 5’s marketing and it being false. Technically nope. Technically yes in the case of the Locke trailers.
The first few marketing stuff related to it are more symbolic till Hunt the Truth pops by.
Technically Marketing. The Halo 2A prologue and Epilogue is mainly just announcing that the Chief is AWOL with other stuff that relate to the Sanghelios missions.
Hunt the Truth Season 1 shows what could happen if the Master Chief went AWOL in the Eyes of the public. With hints of the Guardians throughout.
The “Bullet”, “All Hail”, and “The Cost” Trailers are more symbolic. They were never gonna happen in Halo 5. Regardless the trailers add to the bullet trailer with why is Master Chief AWOL and what were his motives.(as we did actually know he was AWOL we just didnt know why)
They were also to build up Hunt the Truth Season 1 more(seeing as they were linked on the Hunt the truth Blog also). As it was all about finding the truth on John-117 and him being placed as a Traitor during the actual season then to have his name cleared. So I believe these trailers are safe.
Hunt the Signal despite being a competition actually has the most that effect Halo 5’s story directly. With Locke asking a few AI’s to research Mjolnir Armor for weaknesses(leading to the creation of the Armor locking thing in Halo 5). And also to go into Halsey’s archive. Leading to the earliest note of the Guardians awaking.
The E3 demo showed Osiris going after a Guardian in Sunion with Master Chief on Board. Its obvious that this is close to the final build. Bar the thing that Chief was on the Guardian.
Also to remember this was a early build after all so we do have to remember that also if we discuss this.
Season 2 has more closer links to Halo 5. (for obvious reasons as the Guardians are awaking, but is still separate as noting actually effects the story of Halo 5.)
The final two trailers are fully canon.
A Hero falls is two things.
- Is the obvious Master Chief is declared dead to the Public. To keep his legacy alive.
- Blue team running to the Teleport area in Meridian Station, while the Guardian prepares to awake.(I assume Osiris is getting to or is fighting the Warden as this point as there is quakes)
The Hunt Begins is pretty much Osiris getting to Meridian before the Meridian set of missions start properly.
The line “and he’s setting these things loose.” makes sense, Vale seems genuinely surprised when she heard Cortana’s name in Halo 5. And I don’t remember seeing Osiris getting told Cortana was involved. Meaning that even Osiris didn’t get told everything, they were just told capture these assets. We just assumed they knew as we heard it in the Cut-scene previously.
Plus Cortana was a big moment ruining that would ruin a lot of the game if revealed. So it was hiding that in a way that still wasnt a problem canonically. Though I can see why people view it as false despite it having a sound reason for it. Is ruining the story worth it?
So yea everything is canonically sound marketing wise.
The Marketing was more about Chief being AWOL more than him being evil. And well Hunt the Truth in general has little effect on Halo 5.
Its more the Locke/Osiris point of view trailers that I can see the false thoughts coming from. Despite good reasons for them.