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{{Character | {{Character | ||
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| image=Red | | fontcolor=FFFFFF | ||
| caption= | | name=Red | ||
| full_name= | | image=Red S1E9.png | ||
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| full_name=Red Robot | |||
| title= | | title= | ||
| armor_set=Mark VI | | armor_set=Mark V <small>(helmet)</small><br>Mark VI <small>(chest/shoulders)</small> | ||
| armor_color=Red | | armor_color=Red | ||
| weapons= | | weapons=Sniper Rifle<br>Magnum | ||
| occupation= | | occupation= | ||
| affiliation=[[UNSC | | affiliation=[[UNSC]] | ||
| former_affiliation(s)= | | former_affiliation(s)= | ||
| species= | | species=Robot | ||
| pronouns=He/Him | | pronouns=He/Him | ||
| status= | | status=Deactivated | ||
| relationships= | | relationships= | ||
| first_appearance=[[ | | first_appearance=[[Stashed]] | ||
| voice_actor= | | voice_actor= | ||
}} | }} | ||
''' | '''Red Robot''' is an android who was led by [[Louie Vargas]] as part of an investigation into a distress call from [[Outpost High Ground]]. | ||
==Role in Plot== | ==Role in Plot== | ||
===''Red'' | ===[[Season 1|Events of ''Season 1'']]=== | ||
In ''[[Boss]]'', Red is recruited by [[Ignacio Dominguez]] and [[Alana Reynolds]] against his will to take part in a real military operation and is deactivated by Ignacio to do so. The next day, in ''[[Upgrade]]'', Red is reactivated alongside [[ | Red appears deactivated alongside [[Blue]], [[Pink]], [[Green]], and [[Yellow]] during ''[[Stashed]]'', brought aboard the [[UNSC Cosmo]] by [[Louie Vargas]] and [[Alana Reynolds]] to be retrofitted for active duty and sent to [[Outpost High Ground]] alongside Vargas. Later, in ''[[Overture]]'', Red is shown as having been overpowered and deactivated by [[Fazeka]]. | ||
===''Classic''=== | |||
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! Red's role in ''Classic'' | |||
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[[File:Classic Header.png|300px|center|link=]] | |||
In ''[[Boss]]'', Red is recruited by [[Ignacio Dominguez]] and [[Alana Reynolds]] against his will to take part in a real military operation and is deactivated by Ignacio to do so. The next day, in ''[[Upgrade]]'', Red is reactivated alongside [[Pink|the]] [[Blue|other]] [[Yellow|training]] [[Green|robots]] and informed more about their incoming mission by [[Ignacio Dominguez]] and led by Spartan [[Louie Vargas]] to investigate a suspected [[Flood]] outbreak, much to Red's enjoyment. Upon landing on [[Outpost High Ground]] with Louie and the other robots in ''[[Deception]]'', he is tasked with watching their backs with his sniper rifle. Despite this, Red is immediately apprehended by three Sangheili as soon as the others walked away from him. | |||
The next day, in ''[[Ambush]]'', [[Riel]] and [[Kazi]] hold Red and the other robots as prisoner as Riel explains that she and her companions are members of [[The Damned]] before [[Corvus]] enters to explain the situation and attempts recruiting Red and the other robots to join The Damned, though Red wakes up midway through the conversation. After Blue is eliminated, Red joins Yellow and Green in a warthog to follow Corvus and the Sangheili but is immediately attacked and blown up by [[Emery Eden]] with all three being destroyed. | The next day, in ''[[Ambush]]'', [[Riel]] and [[Kazi]] hold Red and the other robots as prisoner as Riel explains that she and her companions are members of [[The Damned]] before [[Corvus]] enters to explain the situation and attempts recruiting Red and the other robots to join The Damned, though Red wakes up midway through the conversation. After Blue is eliminated, Red joins Yellow and Green in a warthog to follow Corvus and the Sangheili but is immediately attacked and blown up by [[Emery Eden]] with all three being destroyed. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery mode="nolines"> | ||
Red WG6.png|Red during ''[[Upgrade]]'', the second episode of ''[[WarGames]]'' | |||
Red WhyFi.png|Red during ''[[Why-Fi]]'', an episode of ''[[Guard Duty Sides]]'' | |||
Red WG5.png|Red in the ''[[Halo 2]] [[Halo: The Master Chief Collection|Anniversary]]'' engine during ''[[Boss]]'' | Red WG5.png|Red in the ''[[Halo 2]] [[Halo: The Master Chief Collection|Anniversary]]'' engine during ''[[Boss]]'' | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" width=" | {| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" width="82%" | ||
! Appearances for Red | ! Appearances for Red | ||
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*[[Season 1]] | |||
**[[Stashed]] <small>(debut; deactivated)</small> | |||
**[[Overture]] <small>(deactivated)</small> | |||
*[[WarGames]] | *[[WarGames]] | ||
**[[Boss]] | **[[Boss]] | ||
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**[[Why-Fi]] <small>(debut)</small> | **[[Why-Fi]] <small>(debut)</small> | ||
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==Trivia== | |||
*He is an older character created by Syp who appeared in ''[[BattleDudes]]'' with [[Blue]] in three episodes as well as [[Yellow]] and [[Green]] in the episode ''SPARTANS'' in which ''[[WarGames]]'' seemingly continues directly after. | |||
*He briefly appears in ''[[Why-Fi]]'' in a gag with [[Green]], though he doesn't speak and is wearing Recon armor rather than his usual Mark VI. | |||
*[[Randy DeLuca]] has a backpack of Red in ''[[Ambush]]'' and ''[[Dare]]''. | |||
*He was voiced by [[Syp The Mighty]] in ''[[Boss]]'', in reference to the character's last appearance in ''[[BattleDudes]]''. | |||
{{CharacterNav}} | {{CharacterNav}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 20 September 2024
Red Robot is an android who was led by Louie Vargas as part of an investigation into a distress call from Outpost High Ground.
Role in Plot
Events of Season 1
Red appears deactivated alongside Blue, Pink, Green, and Yellow during Stashed, brought aboard the UNSC Cosmo by Louie Vargas and Alana Reynolds to be retrofitted for active duty and sent to Outpost High Ground alongside Vargas. Later, in Overture, Red is shown as having been overpowered and deactivated by Fazeka.
Classic
| Red's role in Classic |
|---|
 In Boss, Red is recruited by Ignacio Dominguez and Alana Reynolds against his will to take part in a real military operation and is deactivated by Ignacio to do so. The next day, in Upgrade, Red is reactivated alongside the other training robots and informed more about their incoming mission by Ignacio Dominguez and led by Spartan Louie Vargas to investigate a suspected Flood outbreak, much to Red's enjoyment. Upon landing on Outpost High Ground with Louie and the other robots in Deception, he is tasked with watching their backs with his sniper rifle. Despite this, Red is immediately apprehended by three Sangheili as soon as the others walked away from him. The next day, in Ambush, Riel and Kazi hold Red and the other robots as prisoner as Riel explains that she and her companions are members of The Damned before Corvus enters to explain the situation and attempts recruiting Red and the other robots to join The Damned, though Red wakes up midway through the conversation. After Blue is eliminated, Red joins Yellow and Green in a warthog to follow Corvus and the Sangheili but is immediately attacked and blown up by Emery Eden with all three being destroyed. |
Gallery
Red during Why-Fi, an episode of Guard Duty Sides
Red in the Halo Anniversary engine during Boss
Appearances
| Appearances for Red |
|---|
Trivia
- He is an older character created by Syp who appeared in BattleDudes with Blue in three episodes as well as Yellow and Green in the episode SPARTANS in which WarGames seemingly continues directly after.
- He briefly appears in Why-Fi in a gag with Green, though he doesn't speak and is wearing Recon armor rather than his usual Mark VI.
- Randy DeLuca has a backpack of Red in Ambush and Dare.
- He was voiced by Syp The Mighty in Boss, in reference to the character's last appearance in BattleDudes.