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MJOLNIR Gungnir

The Mjolnir [GEN2] GUNGNIR variant as it appears in Halo 4.

The Mjolnir Powered Assault Armor/[G] variant, also known as the GUNGNIR armor, is a variant of the Mjolnir Powered Assault Armor.[1]

Overview[]

GUNGNIR armor was produced as part of Project GUNGNIR and is one of the few variants to be paired with a specific weapon or vehicle, in this case the Spartan Laser. It uses Wyrd III synchronized optimization, a modification of existing Mjolnir sighting and target-tracking technology, to seamlessly tether the armor wearer to the Spartan Laser's full functionality. The effect improves the wearer's target awareness and firing effectiveness, especially while in motion.[2]

GUNGNIR armor was first tested at the Rajtom Facility and later manufactured by Misriah Armory.[2] Some of its armor components, including the shoulders and knee guards, are also utilized by the UNSC Army and the UNSC Marine Corps.[3]

Halo: Reach[]

Helmet[]

Base
  • Price: 250,000 cR
  • Rank: Brigadier
GUNGNIR helmet
HU/RS
  • Price: 125,000 cR
  • Rank: Brigadier
RS
CBRN
  • Price: 400,000 cR
  • Rank: Mythic
GUNGNIR CBRN

Shoulder[]

  • Price: 8000 cR (Each)
  • Rank: Warrant Officer
GUNGNIR Knees

Knee Guard[]

  • Price: 25,000 cR
  • Rank: Captain
GUNGNIR shoulders

Halo 4[]

The GUNGNIR armor system in Halo 4 for Spartan IVs is manufactured by Hannibal Weapon Systems.[4] The armor is unlocked by completing the Slayer Victory Commendation.

Trivia[]

  • In Norse mythology, Gungnir (meaining "swaying one") is Odin's magical spear, which is an infallibly accurate weapon. Odin had only one eye, and the GUNGNIR helmet has only one video camera "eye."

Halo: Reach[]

  • Early concept art of Jun-A266 shows him wearing an initial model of the GUNGNIR helmet.
  • On Long Night of Solace, when Jorge-052 throws the player out of the Corvette, if you are wearing the GUNGNIR knee guards and you look at the right time, you can see the knee guards floating above your knee without being attached to them.
  • Changing the visor color will change the color of the camera's lens.

Halo 4[]

  • In the Halo 4 version of the helmet, the camera lens is in the right side instead of the left.
  • Despite being seen having a set of gauntlets in Halo 4, these forearm assets were not introduced until Halo 5: Guardians; yet can be seen in the render of the armor in Halo 4's Official Game Guide. It is currently unkown as to why these assets were seen in a finalized render but cut from Halo 4's armory.

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