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EE Exclusive Halo 3 Yellow ODST Action Figure
EE Exclusive Halo 3 Pale Yellow ODST Action Figure
An Entertainment Earth Exclusive! Two powerhouses of pop culture-- McFarlane Toys and Microsoft-- are collaborating to produce action figures based on the fantastically popular video game series Halo. From the incredible 3rd entry in the Halo trilogy, comes this awesome 6-inch scale action figure! Order yours now… available only from Entertainment Earth!
Make way for the ODST! If you don't, he'll "drop in" on you anyway. This extraordinary action figure is a pale yellow variant ODST (Orbital Drop Shock Trooper) from the hit game series. He features multiple points of articulation and comes with terrific accessories like his battle rifle with sniper scope. The exclusive, 6-inch scale character is a limited edition, so drop whatever you're doing and order him while you still can! Note: Photo is of a painted prototype. Final product subject to change.
In Halo, Orbital Drop Shock Troopers (ODSTs) are an elite special-forces group of the UNSCDF (United Nations Space Command Defense Force) Marine Corps, commanded by Naval Special Warfare. They are dropped into their mission areas by an HEV (Human Entry Vehicle) from low-orbit or "slipspace" drop. It's an all-volunteer outfit, and as mentioned in the book Halo: The Flood, it takes a "special kind of crazy" to join. The ODST often find themselves at odds with the rest of the UNSC Marine Corps and some view themselves as above the Marines. They're analogous to various types of special-forces personnel, such as Marine Force Recon and Navy SEALs.
Halo is a popular series of science fiction first-person shooter video games developed by Bungie Studios and published by Microsoft. The games are set in the "Halo universe"-- a science fiction universe created by Bungie Studios exclusively for the series. Halo: Combat Evolved quickly became known as the first "killer application" for Microsoft's Xbox video-game console when it was released in 2001, achieving both critical acclaim and financial success. Combat Evolved was later published on the PC and finally released for the Mac (for which it was originally developed prior to Microsoft's buying developer Bungie).
This article uses material from the Wikipedia article "United Nations Space Command" and is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License.
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