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'''Corvus''' is member of [[The Damned]] | '''Corvus''' is a space pirate and member of [[The Damned]] who briefly led a hostile takeover of [[Outpost High Ground]]. | ||
==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
Corvus does not | Corvus does not seem to value life, eliminating the guards of [[Outpost High Ground]] without hesitation and abandoning her [[Sangheili]] comrades upon losing a firefight against [[Emery Eden|a Spartan]]. | ||
==Role in Plot== | ==Role in Plot== | ||
===[[Season 1|Events of ''Season 1'']]=== | ===[[Season 1|Events of ''Season 1'']]=== | ||
Corvus first appears at the end of ''[[Invader]]'', paired with [[Kazi|three]] [[Fazeka|Sangheili]] [[Riel|comrades]], where she encounters [[Cayde Jasper]] waking up from a coma. She tells Jasper to be at ease before revealing her red energy sword and attacking him. She later appears in ''[[Overture]]'', shooting [[Louie Vargas]] and his two [[Blue|robot]] [[Pink|companions]] with her Carbine rifle. | Corvus first appears at the end of ''[[Invader]]'', paired with [[Kazi|three]] [[Fazeka|Sangheili]] [[Riel|comrades]], where she encounters [[Cayde Jasper]] waking up from a coma. She tells Jasper to be at ease before revealing her red energy sword and attacking him. She later appears in ''[[Overture]]'', shooting [[Louie Vargas]] and his two [[Blue|robot]] [[Pink|companions]] with her Carbine rifle. She later appears in ''[[Retrograde]]'', where she is shown interrogating [[Frank Collins]] just before killing him with her Energy Sword. She later witnesses [[Emery Eden|a familiar Spartan]], immediately recognizing him before entering a shootout that leads to the deaths of her Sangheili comrades before she narrowly escapes on her Ghost while swearing she and the Spartan would meet again. | ||
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[[File:Corvus WG8.png|200px|left|thumb|Corvus during ''[[Ambush]]'']] | |||
First seen at the end of ''[[Deception]]'', Corvus and [[Riel|her]] [[Kazi|three]] [[Fazeka|comrades]] took control of [[Outpost High Ground]]. When [[Louie Vargas|a SPARTAN-IV]] showed up with five robot soldiers, Corvus sniped him in the face and imprisoned the robots. When the robots reactivate in ''[[Ambush]]'', Corvus recruited them to join [[The Damned]]. While the robots agreed to join her cause, everyone but her and [[Pink]] were eliminated by [[Emery Eden]]. Narrowly escaping by driving her mongoose into the ocean, it is unknown where she or Pink are. | First seen at the end of ''[[Deception]]'', Corvus and [[Riel|her]] [[Kazi|three]] [[Fazeka|comrades]] took control of [[Outpost High Ground]]. When [[Louie Vargas|a SPARTAN-IV]] showed up with five robot soldiers, Corvus sniped him in the face and imprisoned the robots. When the robots reactivate in ''[[Ambush]]'', Corvus recruited them to join [[The Damned]]. While the robots agreed to join her cause, everyone but her and [[Pink]] were eliminated by [[Emery Eden]]. Narrowly escaping by driving her mongoose into the ocean, it is unknown where she or Pink are. | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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*[[Season 1]] | |||
**[[Invader]] | |||
**[[Overture]] | |||
**[[Retrograde]] | |||
*[[WarGames]] | *[[WarGames]] | ||
**[[Deception]] <small>(debut)</small> | **[[Deception]] <small>(debut)</small> | ||
**[[Ambush]] | **[[Ambush]] | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Her appearance and sword color were inspired by Darth Vader, the main antagonist of the original ''Star Wars'' trilogy, as was her original voice portrayal in ''[[WarGames]]''. | *Her appearance and sword color were inspired by Darth Vader, the main antagonist of the original ''Star Wars'' trilogy, as was her original voice portrayal in ''[[WarGames]]''. | ||
*Her name means "raven" in Latin, in reference to her dark color scheme like the dark feathers of a raven. | *Her name means "raven" in Latin, in reference to her dark color scheme like the dark feathers of a raven. | ||
*She was voiced by [[Syp The Mighty]] from her [[Deception|debut]] until ''[[Retrograde]]'', the finale of ''[[Season 1]]'', with Syp stepping down from the role for that season's upcoming ''[[At The Movies]]'' re-release after casting her friend Natasha. | |||
*While she wore the Mirage chest plate and Security shoulder pads in ''[[WarGames]]'', she wears the Tanker chest plate with EVA shoulder pads while retaining her EOD helmet in ''[[Season 1]]''. Her voice portrayal also differs from that series, with Syp wanting her to sound more robotic and inhuman. | *While she wore the Mirage chest plate and Security shoulder pads in ''[[WarGames]]'', she wears the Tanker chest plate with EVA shoulder pads while retaining her EOD helmet in ''[[Season 1]]''. Her voice portrayal also differs from that series, with Syp wanting her to sound more robotic and inhuman. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:15, 17 November 2024
Corvus is a space pirate and member of The Damned who briefly led a hostile takeover of Outpost High Ground.
Personality
Corvus does not seem to value life, eliminating the guards of Outpost High Ground without hesitation and abandoning her Sangheili comrades upon losing a firefight against a Spartan.
Role in Plot
Events of Season 1
Corvus first appears at the end of Invader, paired with three Sangheili comrades, where she encounters Cayde Jasper waking up from a coma. She tells Jasper to be at ease before revealing her red energy sword and attacking him. She later appears in Overture, shooting Louie Vargas and his two robot companions with her Carbine rifle. She later appears in Retrograde, where she is shown interrogating Frank Collins just before killing him with her Energy Sword. She later witnesses a familiar Spartan, immediately recognizing him before entering a shootout that leads to the deaths of her Sangheili comrades before she narrowly escapes on her Ghost while swearing she and the Spartan would meet again.
Classic
| Corvus' role in Classic |
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  Corvus during Ambush First seen at the end of Deception, Corvus and her three comrades took control of Outpost High Ground. When a SPARTAN-IV showed up with five robot soldiers, Corvus sniped him in the face and imprisoned the robots. When the robots reactivate in Ambush, Corvus recruited them to join The Damned. While the robots agreed to join her cause, everyone but her and Pink were eliminated by Emery Eden. Narrowly escaping by driving her mongoose into the ocean, it is unknown where she or Pink are. |
Gallery
Appearances
| Appearances for Corvus |
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Trivia
- Her appearance and sword color were inspired by Darth Vader, the main antagonist of the original Star Wars trilogy, as was her original voice portrayal in WarGames.
- Her name means "raven" in Latin, in reference to her dark color scheme like the dark feathers of a raven.
- She was voiced by Syp The Mighty from her debut until Retrograde, the finale of Season 1, with Syp stepping down from the role for that season's upcoming At The Movies re-release after casting her friend Natasha.
- While she wore the Mirage chest plate and Security shoulder pads in WarGames, she wears the Tanker chest plate with EVA shoulder pads while retaining her EOD helmet in Season 1. Her voice portrayal also differs from that series, with Syp wanting her to sound more robotic and inhuman.