Introduces Gray Team and details the backstories of Jacob Keyes and Thel 'Vadam.įollows Melody Azikiwe on a diplomatic mission on Carrow, while searching for a way to rescue Gray Team from captivity.
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Gray Team series Main article: Gray Team series Title Also features a number of additional subplots which expand on the events on Installation 04.įills in the gap between Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2, explaining the Master Chief's return to Earth and the survival of a number of characters from Reach and Halo.įollows Kurt-051, the training of the Spartan-IIIs on Onyx, and the three-sided battle for the planet in 2552. The novelization of Halo: Combat Evolved. List of novels The Original Series Main article: The Original Series Titleĭetails the SPARTAN-II program, the Covenant attack on Reach, and how the UNSC Pillar of Autumn escaped to Halo. In 2014, 343 Industries entered a contract with Gallery Books as the publisher of subsequent Halo literature. While mostly unchanged, the new versions feature additional content and several alterations. The three initial Halo novels were reissued by Tor in 2010. Microsoft Studios' next publishing partner was Tor Books, which published all Halo novels from 2006 to early 2014. The first three novels were published by Del Rey Books. Following the advent of 343 Industries and their philosophy of expanded connectivity between Halo media, the writing process of the novels has become more extensively intertwined with the planning of the stories of the games and other fiction. However, Bungie would nonetheless introduce several elements originating from the novels into their games an example of this are the Orbital Drop Shock Troopers and the orbital defense platforms.
Additionally, there were sometimes creative differences between Bungie and the novels' authors for example, Bungie's writing staff disliked the notion of Avery Johnson's immunity to the Flood introduced in Halo: First Strike and retconned the circumstances of his survival in the Halo Graphic Novel. Īlthough the novels have always been considered canonical, the stories they told were generally regarded as distinct from the Halo games' stories in some respects, with both games and the "expanded universe" forming their own standalone narratives. The relationship between Bungie and Microsoft was somewhat rocky at this time, with the former resenting Microsoft's creative interference in the Halo story and nearly having the first novel, Halo: The Fall of Reach, canceled.
Contrary to popular belief, the project was overseen by Microsoft Game Studios Franchise Development Group and not by Bungie Studios (though they were given a significant degree of creative control). The Halo novel project was initiated with the intent of establishing an "expanded universe" for future content. 2.9 Battle Born: A Halo Young Adult Novel Series.
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