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* Everything Flood-related. Especially the oozing infected pustules which spewed enemies when shot, and getting to see living allies and enemies mutate into Flood on screen.
** Not to mention that if you manage to shoot an infected soldier in a way that doesn't make it explode, and walk up to its body, you can see one clinging to the spine...
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** Fun fact: according [[The Wiki Rule|Halopedia]], the Flood are extragalactic. ''They've already destroyed at least one galaxy.''
*** That's actually a bit in question with the revelations of the newest Halo -book (canonical status unconfirmede) - but it's no less nightmare fuel, as the Flood in this book is apparently a misplaced revenge from Ancient Aliens - precursors to even the Forerunner, possibly precursors to even the actual Precursor race of the series.
*** The Forerunner Trilogy is canon, and elements of it will be incorporated in ''[[Halo 4]]''. The second book of the trilogy, which just came out recently,{{when}} revealed that the above was in fact, a deliberate deception on the part of the Flood. The "last" Precursor is in fact
* Adding to the creepiness of ''Halo 3'', nearly all of Cortana's transmissions are either outright skin-crawling in their delivery, if not outright terrifying, with some carrying threatening tones in her voice.
** What's worse is that in "Cortana," as the level progresses, Cortana's transmissions become more and more frantic and confusing, eventually becoming incoherant screams of pain... before she suddenly starts speaking in a lifeless monotone, rattling off her serial number. Not only that, at that point, her graphics turn from blue to green.
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** What it did to some Forerunners was closer to the version seen in the games, thought more horrific. One variation was basically dozens of Forerunners mashed together into a huge snake... centipede-beast... ''thing'', complete with scales grown over their skin, which moved using dozens of limbs stuck in its side. And the Forerunner (at least, the one whose head was melted into its chest) was [[And I Must Scream|''fully conscious'']].
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