The “Halo” live-action series premiered on Paramount+ last month, and the first episode of Master Chief’s helmet was removed, sparking countless discussions.
But what fans didn’t expect was that the live-action series not only took off Master Chief’s helmet, but also took off his full thunder armor, not even a single bottom.
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In the third episode of “Emergence,” which aired recently on Paramount+, a bullet got stuck in Master Chief’s body, and Cortana guided him through an operation on his own.
This scene is clearly meant to show the trusting relationship Master Chief and Cortana have forged, but it’s quite distracting that viewers get to see Master Chief’s… ass in two separate shots.
Although the crew took care to prevent the audience from seeing anything in front of Master Chief’s body, you can still see his full… ass on camera.
Fortunately, the plot of the live-action drama is developed independently and will not affect the plot of the game, so any nakedness will not affect the future development of “Halo Infinite”.
After all, no one wants to see Master Chief’s ass in a game… Still, this is the first official look at the iconic protagonist’s full body in the “Halo” series.
“Halo” fans are divided over the live-action series. Especially after the first episode, the divide came to a head: Master Chief took off his helmet in the first episode.
Some fans were outraged by the handling of the episode, which may never be seen in the game, and that mystery is one of the character’s charms.
Others appreciated the freshness of the live-action show and felt there was nothing wrong with taking off the helmet.
There are also fans in the middle who want to see Master Chief’s face but think it should be kept until the end of the show, as Disney’s “The Mandalorian” did.
The “Halo” live-action series has now aired three episodes and is available on Paramount+. “Halo Infinite” is now available on PC, Xbox series X|S, Xbox one.
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