Halo How Spartans Are Created Scene (2023) 4K ULTRA HD

The body of an Olympic athlete and the mind of a Naval academy graduate, and cross trained on every weapons system, shipboard interface, and transport ever made. A lot has been written about the brutal training methods they went through, but not there hasn't been enough talk about just how intelligent they were. The Spartan IIs were INCREDIBLY smart, both in theory and in practice.

Masterchief Stalking the Prometheans scene was incredible, he is simply just a killing machine.

The process of becoming a Spartan vs. becoming a Witcher seems very similar. Taken as kids, shot up with chemicals, eyes changed, trained in combat, now you’re superhuman.

It's very interesting and scary to see the difference between the new Spartans and Halsey's Spartans. Halsey's were taken as kids, subjected to horrifying surgeries, brutal training, and a tiny survival rate in order to get strength, speed, and skills like master chief. They had to be children because adults couldn't control that strength and a single twitch would crumple their body. The ones that did make it ended up being by far the strongest people in the world by far. You could literally drop one spartan into a battlefield and they would take full control before the day was over. The new Spartans are still superhuman, but they are weaker and slower than Halsey's Spartans. Their biggest strength was that they can be made in bigger numbers, so you could have full teams of Spartans rather than just one or two in a single location. They were also already adults with extreme combat skills, so they could be deployed much faster after they're made into Spartans.

If my understanding is correct the Spartans II program went online well before humanity even made contact with the covenant, which makes this even more messed up since they basically did this whole thing for a few rebels on some backwater planets. Halsey was a complete psychopath who was only vindicated by a freak cosmic coincidence.

This sad part, is that a notable amount of Spartans ended discharged or dead, as result of the surgeries that were to grants them their superhuman features.

Halo lore is so interesting man. Love the two-sided coin of a simple "kill the aliens, save humanity" plot for the games (the good ones anyway) and a very dark history of what actually led up to those events. Guess the people of earth can count themselves lucky that whatever psychotic bastard at the UNSC greenlit Halsey's work

"The United Earth Government was on the verge of destruction, collapsing into a hundred civil wars. The Spartan Program was desperately needed. The finest soldiers humanity ever produced."

So basically a Spartan is a Witcher of the future.

Spartans don't die. They just go Missing in Action.

"Hey... they flew pretty good for some bricks."

no matter how much of a badass you are, if 2 drills go into the sides of your head, i cannot believe he didn't flinch as to disrupt the drilling. He wasn't sedated lol

Always very intriguing to catch glimpses of a well thought out story. I'd like to see a well made movie of Halo, as I understand the one that already exists botched it much like Night Shyamalan did with The Last Airbender. I like SF and the Halo lore has a ton of potential

Is it me or would you rather watch this 8 min video as opposed to the entire halo tv series ??

it was known that the serum they injected couldnt work witout pre spartan surgery. in non applicable canidates it was known to completely cause hyper activity/ contractions in the muscle and bone to the point where it could bend back or just completely break/snap for no reason

5:02 it seems like castle got promoted from writer to a cop and now a spartan

It's a wonder that the Spartan II's even had any love for humanity, let alone the unquestionable willingness to die for a race that they hardly even relate to.

When they are sliding down the mountain and fucking everything up...all i think of is "fuck yeah"

Adding Nathan Fillion (Serenity, The Rookie, etc) and Mike Colter (Evil, Marvel's Luke Cage) to this, both their voices and likenesses, brought more a sense of realism to this. I quite enjoyed it. Great job!!

5:37 Nathan Fillon, Spartan Commander.