Master Chief Shows Compassion To His Enemy Escharum Scene - Halo Infinite
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- Master Chief Shows Compassion To His Enemy Escharum Scene - Halo Infinite
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In the end he only wanted a honorable death. When he found out Master Chief was alive he saw that as a chance to die with honor and glory.
So, all this time, he wanted to live as Atriox intended for the Banished, but when he found out that Master Chief was alive and mowing down on his army, he saw an opportunity for a legendary battle.
He didn’t send a bomb, or hoards of soldiery, or a world killer. He faced the Chief on equal ground, and I think Chief respected that.
I also think Chief was making a statement about himself. “At the end he was just a soldier,” has some cool implications when you consider that Cortana comes from the Latin root word curtus, which means cut-off, broken, or incomplete. The Chief is treated like an asset by his own people, and is a monster in the eyes of the races he fights against. Without Cortana, Chief feels like he’s just another soldier-incomplete.
And that hits pretty damn hard.
@@johngona5929 Basically yeah, especially since he seemed kinda sick
@@TheHandofDestiny ye he was definitely sick because he was coughing a lot through out the campagin
@@TheHandofDestiny yeah, pretty much he's dying
Chief is right in a way, in the Halo universe Escharum is actually one of the _"nicer"_ villains we've come up against.
Worm Bois in the floaty chairs that loved space genocide were pretty bad
At the least he deserves a good honorable fight from us aka i didnt tbag after beating him.
@@siriusdeluna3076 what i think is that chief kinda looked at himself on escharum, an important figure that others follow, doing questionable things (killing) for his own cause
@@ausinasmith96 they stole the floaty chairs from Yoda
Well considering his other enemies were the covenant and it's prophets, the flood, the didact and cortana. I'd say Escharum is alright
Escharum: "Tell them I died well."
Master chief: *respects the enemy*
Dark Lord: "tell me...have you nothing to say to your creator, before you strike him down?"
Doomslayer: "No."
This. This is why Halo
Technically, the fact alone that Doomguy broke his vow of silence to even say something to his ultimate enemy is a proof of some form of respect.
Master chief is a well-trained veteran soldier. He went through a lot, but his life experience is still within military standards.
Doomslayer, on the other hand, is literally a local man in hell too angry to die.
@@user-ld1wl7bh5i Not actually true. Doomslayer was in the military. First in the United States Space Marine Corps during Hell's initial invasion of his home dimension, then as a warrior in the Sentinel legion.
Still think it was a cop out for Doomguy to have not said something along the lines of:
"For Daisy." or something.
I felt sorrier for Escharum than anyone else. Cortana completely destroyed Doisac and murdered untold millions of Jiralhanae in the process. There is an audio log where he describes missing his home, and it was a real punch in the gut.
Billions most likely.
@@thearnorianruby4681 probably less, his kind reverted back to the rock age after a nuclear war so probably most of them where either with the banished or died alongside the covenant
@@86Fallowcp still. Doesn't matter.
@@86Fallowcp nope, just went to Halopedia. Cortana did in fact kill billions of Jiralhanae.
@@thearnorianruby4681 That's insane. Honestly feel bad for them now
"Bear witness! Our story will become legend! Told by those that survive you." Such a badass line, Escharum knew he was going to die to the Master Chief but he still wanted to face him and die a warrior's death. Mad respect!
Escharum went to valhalla
"Told by those who survive you" infers that Chief would die in the battle and his survivors would tell his legend. Instead, Escharum died and the brutes that survive him will tell his. While I don't think he believed he could win, he still made a display of gallantry against his enemy as a soldier does.
If only didact was as good *sigh*
@@retroelite1019 I thought he was a great villain for *Halo 4.*
@@nightofthehunt2236
I think Escharum care little if he had died or won. What mattered to him is leaving behind a glorious legacy to inspire the Banished.
This Banished is the living Embodiment of “Finally! A Worthy Opponent! Our Battle Will be Legendary!!”
Escharum could've dropped that line and it would've fit absolutely perfectly
That's one of the best things about The Banished. They live for a good fight.
i was thinking about that quote many times during my playthrough
I wanna like this, but it has 343 likes. I'm not gonna be the one to ruin it
@@thewielder3445 I hear you there.
Gotta respect Master Chief. Always honorable. Even to his enemies
I mean, to some exent is Chief's fault that Doisac was destroyed.
The Chief I know tea bags his corpses.
Tea bag his corpse :U
"I kill the enemy but do not hate them" -Jun
@@Devastor2041 yes, he felt sorry for brutes.
I think chief sees himself in his enemies. He empathizes that they believe what they are doin is right. Its actually incredibly well written.
I mean, it’s just like actual combat - there are two sides to every battle. A lot of Middle Eastern countries still hate Westerners. It’s just how people are raised and what they’re exposed to. 🤷🏻♂️
And how you treat them
Genocidal aliens mass murdering massive populations and glassing half a planet
The Chief has a lot more empathy than people usually give him credit for. Also note that the Banished have motives that humans can readily understand.
@@MCSPARTAN501 whats the banish motives? sorry i dont read too much i to gameplay
The craziest thing about this battle is win or lose, Escharum still wins. He either kills the legendary savior of humanity further adding to his legacy, his legend, or he dies in a glorious battle in the name of the Banished, his home, and vengeance.
Escharum really.. really grew on me in the second half of the campaign. I went from wanting to defeat him to wishing that I hadn't. Honestly, I really hope 343 gives Atriox writing on this level or better.
I mean he kinda wins and loses since he either
-wins against a legendary hero of humanity but still probably dies from the disease or someshit he has
-loses in an honourable way against the chief and goes down a hero of the banished but still would’ve probably died from the random disease he had
I wanna see Atriox team up with chief for some reason like he doesn’t realize how bad the endless are and when he does he teams up with chief like Arbiter 2.0
@@RunningRiotRaiden I've been thinking the exact same thing.
Atriox going down as one of video games top Villian!! He is every bit the villian we needed. Ruthless, heartless, vicious. He will be epic in the times to come. I love Atriox
@@RunningRiotRaiden I got Atriox being the baddest man in the universe. Inwhich Arbiter teams up with Master Chief and the Arbiter sacrifices himself for chief and then chief gets his revenge against Atriox.
Escharum deserved that respect. He had shown the Master Chief respect over their interactions too as a fellow warrior.
Absolutely
He very respectfully tortured his friends. He doesn't deserve anything.
@@CandleWisp He did, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't deserve some respect
@@WarGrowlmon18
He tortured many marines and spartans. He didn't respect them, nor give them a peaceful death.
They died scared and alone.
So again, Escharum doesn't deserve what he never gave.
@@CandleWisphe respected Chief, and Chief at the very least understood why the Banished was so goddamn pissed at humanity. Hell, Chief feels personally at fault for what happened to Escharum's home world for not stopping Cortana when he had the chance.
Bro this whole time I was so excited to kick his ass, then I almost ended up crying when Master Chief caught him as he fell and gently laid him down.
As gently as one can lay down what is essentially a gorilla in power armor. 😅 Probably well over a ton in weight.
But yes, your point stands.
@@Sneedmire He's over a ton in weight. Chief could only hold him because he's a Spartan.
This is the evidence that chief is becoming a more human than before, I like how his character change for almost a years
Apparently he was a kid first
@@wolfgangruca7130 "Life. You could say it started when I was a kid."
He is keeping a promise to Cortana:
‘Before this is all over, promise me you’ll figure out which one of us is the machine.’
He became less of an machine by becoming more human I guess.
Yeah his development form 4 to this is amazing
I don't know. Remember how he was when he found Mercy infected by a flood spore? He had that compassion.
Never thought I would see the Chief gently handle a Brute in his last moments... What a ride this campaign was.
I was ass hurt at first because the flood wasn’t included but looking back man, this campaign was a classic halo feel, and completely resurrected the franchise . Very happy with it. Had a blast playing it.
@@truthfulpurpose even the we didn't get to fight the flood but I think 343 want to build up the endless first before slowly bringing the flood back
I want to like your comment but I don’t wanna be the guy who kicks it past 117
@@thesparduck117 I respect that.
@@BanishedSilentShadow3318
What if the Endless are actually secret Flood worshipping cultists ?
"But at the end he was just a soldier, hoping he'd done the right thing" that hit deep
Soldiers understand Soldiers, even those on the opposite side.
I believe the reason Chief said that Escharum was just a soldier, it's because one time he stated that Escharum is just doing what the he would've done if been in the same position.
You could basically say chief saw what he would've done if he was in his and the Didact's shoes. Both lost their homes. Lost their people. And all they could do is fight to the death
@@BanishedSilentShadow3318 Makes you wonder, what's Chiefs level of cruelty?
@@valterfara5027 punting the grunt off the cliff to take that skull in halo 5
@@valterfara5027he’s killed billions ffs
@@valterfara5027The man was the pinnacle of humanity even before he was 'recruited' to the spartan 2 program. Given 8 years of the roughest training you can go through. Educated by one of the finest minds humanity has ever produced. And augmented into a one person army. He's canonnically a genius in his own right, with unbreakable bones and the ability to see in the dark. Trained in handling every weapon and vehicle humanity could get their hands on. So physically strong and fast that a normal person is made of tissues compared to him.
Personally I don't think Chief would stoop so low. But woe be to whoever pushes John over that edge. For even demons run when good men go to war. And John is one of the best.
he really was one of the nicer villains, and gave respect to the master chief. In the end, i loved the battle between the two. RIP Escharum.
Escheram probably didn’t even want to win, he had been made Warchief but his illness was going to take him and wanted his death to give him glory and meaning to his people. Tragic really, like Tartarus he finally had secured the brutes a place in the universe so his people could prosper but it all came crashing down around him and just couldn’t accept it. Brutes have it rough you know…
I hope they explore his character more in the future, he is atriox's mentor
If you think about it the banish are a faction that seeks freedom from the shackes of the cast system in the convernant, only in the banish the elites and brutes are equals.
@@SkitariusNoKD In another Timeline, if Cortana had not destroyed their planet and if the Ark had not been found by the Banished I can see Atriox securing a peace treaty with the UNSC to occupy a certain part of the galaxy and to kill any Covenant Splinter Faction they encounter.
Damn...
“Our story will be told by those that survive you”
He knew he wasn’t winning.
A soldier showing compassion towards a soldier.
It says a lot when you can respect your enemy in their final moments.
Escharum is one of the few antagonist which I understand. He is quite honorable for a brute, he wanted one thing and one thing only, a worthy dead so that his legend may have a meaning. He admires chief for his prowess and respects him as an enemy, all that mockery was to him to make a mistake so that he might fight him. He wants to die fighting because he is dying. In most covenant cultures, that includes sangheli or elite as we most commonly know it, dying without fighting is a disgrace and even if you are the best you will be remembered as a weakling. He wanted a honorable dead so that everything he stood for persists while the vanished exist, a true end to an amazing warrior like him.
"I kill the enemy, but do not hate them."
Jun-A226
Words to live by...
this is why he was the only Noble to survive
He had many chances to crush Chief with the might of the Banished but he ultimately wanted Chief to give him what his sickness wouldn’t, a warriors death.
Exactly. It’s very admirable.
Yeah he could have made things extremely unfair in the arenas
Heavy pirce plays in the background 😢
This shows Chief how more human he is now than just being a spartan killing his enemies.
"Your mistake is seeing Spartans as military hardware" - Dr. Halsey
Similar to the personality he has in the books which is nice.
343 may fuck up, but their development of Chief as a character, and as a Human, is fuckin S Tier
I love the direction they've taken with chief. I know he was originally supposed to be a blank slate, something for people to project themselves into, but this is not a bad way to do things. Exploring not only the Spartans' undoubtedly tortured psyches, but hell even his enemies'. Granted that started with Arbiter in Halo 2, but it was far more simplistic, I think.
Yeah. I love the mix they've done between the emotional 4-5 Chief and the stoic and badass 1-3 Chief.
@@mosterchife6045 if you read Halo: the flood, which basically is the book version of Halo Ce, most of this game matches that which is nice (In terms of MCs dialogue). More talkative than the trilogy but in a good way, always thought they went a bit overboard in 4&5.
@@Deltabravooxide I think I did read that when I was in highschool. I've completely forgotten it though, as that was a long time ago for me
I honestly felt as if I was more of chief in this story, yeah we had cutscenes but it felt like me, not chief
343 did a great job at the camera work
@Mister Majestic because it's more of a plot point than anything. We don't see how much of how it personally affected arbiter as a character. Hell, he doesn't even really show any remorse for what he's done.
It's just... "oh shit, we've been lied to, those assholes, well now we switch sides".
Losing their home to cortana no wonder the banished are obsessed with crushing humanitys hope
not just that but before that the covenant used them and forced them to do suicide missions.
I’d hold a grudge with humanity too lmao
Its multiple. Revenge for fallen brothers, humanity made cortana, and potentially humans taking the mantle. Which they might see as just another covenant.
The banished will always choose defiance over slavery, and as cortona destroyed their homework, killing billions they still fight. I love the banished, they were an awesome introduction in halo wars 2
I too would destroy an entire race for fucking with my homework
@@ShockwaveMuncher😂😂😂😂
Home work🤣
@@youroldpaljake2288 I want to correct myself, but I like homework better now 😅
@@helloturtle3749 yes dude keep it there 🤣
I love the clever double meaning in the line “told by those that survive you”. Could mean that Escharum expects to lose, and is literally talking about the others who will fight Chief and survive, but it could also mean survive in the sense of outlive, meaning the story would be told by Chief’s remaining allies
If you pay attention to all the cinematics featuring Escharum you'll notice he is obviously sick and dying. That's not a warrior's death. With Chief it would have been either his greatest victory, one worthy of going on on or a warrior's death worthy of inspiring thousands.
From the start escharum was dieing, he wanted to die a warriors death instead. When he saw master chief survived Atriox he knew he would get to battle master chief than die to age or a plague. First line he said to master chief was " a Spartan. No, something better. THE MASTER CHIEF RETURNS!"
this is why halo is one of those game that you fell sad for the villain and heros.
Play the game on legendary and i guarentee you'll tbag encharum when your done
No, I've played every halo and I've never felt bad for the enemy. Not once. They were genocidal zealots who deserved worse than death. This is out of character with the franchise as a whole. Also the size of brutes and elites changes in every 343 game. It's ridiculous at this point.
I didn't feel bad for the Prophets. I felt bad for the Elites and how they got done dirty.
@@femboysnuggler What? Soooo basically the plot of Halo 2 and 3 are out of character as well?
@@femboysnuggler You must have turned your brain off during halo 2 and 3 then…..
The balls of Echo 216...
Save Master Chief from certain death in space.
Stole a Pelican from the Infinity's wreckage.
Punched, pushed, trash-talked, and hugged Chief without consequences.
Survived torture from Blademaster, and had the audacity to make a joke after said torture.
Never told his name until asked.
Never betrayed Chief and the Weapon for his own survival.
Matches the Weapon's sass.
This man may be a Beta, but he tramples on all Betas and grinds like a Sigma.
I really wanted him to go home and meet his family in the ending
@@dat_boiii627 sad part is that he might not have a home to get back to. The Covenant is still out there, plus Cortana may have destroyed wherever his family may be, and the Banished is really hunting every human left on the galaxy. There is little chance that they may still be alive...
There is also the flood.
@@johngona5929 and something called endless is also coming...looks like 343 will not stop until they kill chief
True grigma male behavior
I’m guessing he was just an engineer or just a civilian personnel aboard the Infinity and he got out using the Pelican and whatever supply he found in space
I got very hyped for this battle. When he dropped in and started giving his final speech I was in my room saying “woooo let’s do this”
“tell them i died well” really tells us how he would rather die fighting, and have a glorious death than to just die from his sickness, really loved escharum throughout the whole camp, a really honorable character with a badass death
Chief : Yes, but at the end he was just a soldier
10 minutes ago
Chief : *teabag elite & brute
Literally me. Kept humping on him til after the cutscene now i regret it
@@jannclaudebinoya And to think he was still alive during all of that humping!
Bud I literally teabagged escharum before the cutscene
“Because that’s what heros do”
That part of the cutscene was unexpected but truly an amazing piece no less.
the way master chief IMIDIATELY turn around after the joke ahahahaaha
One thing this cutscene made me realise was, damn that brute has a big fuckin head.
Honor and glory! Seems rare nowadays. A honorable death in the field! Escharum might have been the antagonist but when u hear the whole story. I think people can relate to him
And his homeworld got destroyed by Cortana sop he has nothing to lose
Escharum one of the bosses did not really want too kill. He was an interesting layered badass. They really made the Brutes ruthless badasses in this game.
After hearing the logs, you can understand why Chief showed respect. He didnt kill the pilot and he didnt try anything crazy at the end
Didn’t he tourture him tho. I would rather be killed then tortured.
@@roninnib6635 He didn't look in pain at all. Dude was back on his feet in thirty seconds.
@@mikethespike056 they built up in the campaign how bad it was, I think it was bad.
@@roninnib6635 I think the machine could be lowered by a lot in order to give pain to the pilot but without actually giving any permanent damage, remember that the only reason why he kidnapped him was to lure out chief and give him a reason to fight him without restraints, an actual battle between warriors.
Keep in mind that the machine could injure and even kill a spartan 4 so imagine how toned down it must have been for the pilot to survive like that
@@roninnib6635 Escharum didn't torture the pilot, Jega did. After Jega died, Escharum simply awaited Chief's arrival.
Damn thats the second time chief acknowledged the similarities between him and escharum
Damn near almost gave me a heart attack when he suddenly rounds the corner and yells "Spartan!!!" like bro, I thought I killed you?
Cheif is a true warrior, he honored the wishes of a fellow warrior and even though he agrees that he was a monster. He knows that in the end Escharum was just a fellow soldier who was following what he thought was right.
Escharum had more honor than any other brute I know of, I kinda respect him more than tartarus
Tartarus didn't know honor, he only sought the approval of the Prophets over everything else. Escharum has no religious zeal, he and the other Jiralhanae only follow Atriox because he is the one taking control and giving them direction in the aftermath of the Covenant's destruction.
The Prophets from the Covenant era were so thoroughly awful that they didn't deserve any respect so its a nice change to see an enemy that was honorable enough that Chief let him die in his arms
Much Like Master Chief He to was a tool for war. the Covenant just used him and his people as cattle expendable assets for war lying to them that their deaths were for a higher purpose a higher calling.
Well, the Prophets truly believed in the ‘Great Journey’ they just wouldn’t listen to the truth.
@@flanagamer
Bueno, Verdad sabía que los anillos servían para otra cosa.
@@flanagamer Despite what Halo 3 had to say about it, Truth was never religious, and he was only faking it in order to weaponize the Halo rings.
@@stormichow5325 Pretty sure he was religious.
Always show respect in victory, tomorrow the shoe may be on the other foot.
Dang right!
Be a gallant looser and a quiet winner!
The mantle accepts all who live fiercely; who defend their young, build, and struggle, and grow; and even those who dominate as jiralhanea have dominated, cruelly, and without wisdom. Know this relentless enemy, killer of our people, War Chief of the Banished; you and what you fought for will not fade into obscurity, but will be remembered and cataloged for others to learn from.
Honestly, Chief had no reason to not respect Escharum. Yeah, him and the Banished still wanted to wipe out humanity, but it wasn't because of blind religious fanaticism like the Covenant, or outright feelings of superiority like the Didact, but because the Banished were fed up with being oppressed, and would seek to eliminate any potential source of it before it could shackle them again.
He really was the only antagonist in the series, other than Atriox, that seemed like an opponent in a war dictated only by rationality rather than fervor, which is probably why Chief was able to sympathise with him better than other enemies. In the end, he really was just a soldier.
Great writing, amazing villain.
Also remember that Cortana destroyed Doisac and chief felt guilty because it kinda was his fault that the banished retaliated so hard on humanity.
I think it’s more that humanities technology (aka Cortana) quite literally a obliterated his home world.
If someone or group want to genocide my species, they deserve no respect, I dont care what moronic reasons they have.
@@venom0825 and thus the circle of hatred continues.
This is the Chief that I wanted to see in Halo 5, a more humane Chief, something that was completely ignored in Guardians that was built in Halo 4, and that's one of the things I really enjoyed Halo 4. But it was completely ignored in its disastrous sequel, and brought back in Halo Infinite, which to me is the best Halo since Reach and the best from 343i.
After fighting him on legendary I must say he did indeed die well and despite dying from an illness he was true to his word to an honorable fight and with that I’m glad we both had a moment to savor the legendary battle!
Look at the way chief puts his habds on escharum as he falls. What a nice guy.
Did anyone else almost shed a tear during this?
Highkey I was expecting Chief to apologize to Escharum for letting Cortana fall so far and in turn causing Doisac's destruction.
No apology no matter how sincere could ever make up for the destruction of their planet words of remorse are wasted in the eyes of warriors at least that's probably what Escharum would say
@@notavailable8201 well said
Man was either gonna die by his health, or go with a fight. Man fought with all his remaining strength and showed bravery and respect for the chief. Chief gave respect in return. They will both die as legends. And their stories told through others who lived. It’s almost a parallel to how we will go on to show these games to our children, and their children. Halo is about LEGACY. The forerunners legacy. Humanity’s legacy, the covenants legacy, and now… The banished’s legacy. These games will live so we can share its story to others so they can do the same as well. FRICK I LOVE HALO!!
I can't say how many times I died to this man in legendary. My lord.
Lol I played on heroic my first playthrough, I may play on legendary next.
The Grappleshot is _very_ helpful for evading Escharum once he begins using the Diminisher of Hope.
The glassing of humanity, the enslavement of the grunts, the prophets betrayal of the elites, and now the destruction of the brutes home. I’m starting to realize everyone in halo is just fighting to survive.
And then there's the Flood.
Oh, and don't forget the Forerunners
These sweeping camera angels, this character driven story, god Damn this is fucking amazing, I love this game and I haven’t even played it, this isn’t the halo I know, but one I would love to get to know
the Major flaw of this game is the open world aspect. in all honesty this is the flaw with every open world game. while playing i find my self struggling do i do the side missions that are pointless or do i just go from one story mission to the next. at one point i stopped and just run around the ring doing side missions liberating Banished Camps and i completely forgot what was my mission and then i got bored just repeating the same things over and over that i turned the game off.
@@matthewjuarbe5826 really? I absolutely LOVE the open world aspect.
@@bestdogshadow383 its just like every single open workd game and thats what makes it boring the side quest are all repetitive and it quickpy gets boring
@@matthewjuarbe5826 Sounds like a you problem then
@@Twistedmetal456 its just my personal opinion. I been playing halo since the original for the OG Xbox and i been seing this trend for like the last 7yrs where everything now has to habe this open world but open world does have a draw back. You see the same problems in Far Cry which is how this open world is structure. The side stuff is so repetative that you forget there is a main story sometimes and you turn it off due to boredom.
Steve Downes doesnt have many lines in the series, but he is Chief and he makes every fucking syllable count.
Him showing undestandment of his enemies motives may show what he learned from the Arbiter that at the end even the covernand were soldier thinking they were doing the right thing but were misguided by their leaders.
The arbiter gas nothing to do with this Jesus can you guys stop licking it's balls for 5 seconds. It's just introspection on chief part.
@@slandgkearth Do elites have balls? The plot thickens.
@@slandgkearthAlso all I'm sayings is that fighting with the Arbiter and the other elites may what show him that alien and human soldiers are not that different, IDK why you're getting so angry, Did the Arbiter stole your girl or something?
@@slandgkearth can you stop being a whiny bitch for 5 seconds???
You honestly can't hate Escharum for wanting to fight us/hating us after we find out what Cortana did. At least Master Chief who holds himself to blame for her, can't.
Escharum and Jega and even the Harbinger were leagues better than that crappy Warden Eternal.
That scream is the best scream I've ever heard, I loved the fight
Despite Escharum was a strong adversary he has not chance to win, he was sick, there are some scenes where you can see him coughing like if he was suffering a disease. He definitely chose to die fighting against Chief than die from a possible disease.
The brutes May be... brutish. But admirable.
Escharum: "Tell them I died... well..."
Master Chief: "Hmm.... Monke"
On my first Legendary playthrough, I felt really bad during this cutscene since I t-bagged his body prior.
LMAO
The reason why I start liking the brutes now 🔥
RIP Escharum, he is a legend. He showed so much respect toward Master Chief throughout the entire game. I was hoping that he would die in Master Chiefs arms and they did just that... the first Halo villian that I actually was sad to see go. In a way him and Master Chief were almost the same, soldiers fighting for their people; in a way Escharum was justified in what he was doing. Cortana destroyed their entire planet, they had nowhere to go. Not once did Escharum say he wanted to go to earth or destroy earth he only wanted a great final fight with the Chief and an honorable death. Escharum was a true warrior to the end.
John Halo is a good guy. He kills aliens and shows them respect.
John Halo?
@@hans2424 Eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anything.
@@VariksTheLast "doesnt afraid"?
@@hans2424 I like the name!
@@sgtpaloogoo2811 John Halo? fr John Halo Idk name sounds "eh"
I like that they made Chief shows his enemies respect, anybody can't hate their enemy but Chief is above that.
Like Jun said in Reach: "I kill the enemy, but do not hate them."
Just like how Obi Wan Kenobi was compassionate to Darth Maul after their final duel in Rebels and how Rey was compassionate to Kylo Ren after their final duel
Yeah Master Chief and Obi Wan respect the enemies after they pass away
Maul is exactly who I was thinking about when I saw this.
@@DiegoSandovalLopez4579 Maul did a lot of atrocities to Kenobi like killing his master Qui Gon Jinn right in front of him, killing his love interest duchess Satine in front of him, killing some of his Jedi friends, started a war to draw him and Anakin to kill them and trying to seek out Luke Skywalker who he is supposed to protect while Kylo Ren killed one of Rey’s father figures Han Solo, severely injured Finn and attempting to turn her to the dark side and at the end of day, they still showed compassion to their nemesis
Rest in peace, with both HONOR, & GLORY, Escharum... rest in peace.
loved the dialogue about soldiers in this such a great scene
Escharum sounds like Gravemind
I genuinely teared up when Escharum showed up again saying "Fight Me."
And when he said, "Tell them... I... died... well..."
I was like, "I will."
Tbh I used his modified gravity hammer to fight the harbinger I used it in his honor
Escharum is by far the most tragic villain in the series (besides Atirox ofc). Change my mind.
@@BanishedSilentShadow3318 Nice to see I'm not the only one
Glad people are putting respect on Escharum. He was an awesome villain, very well written and badass
1:59 SPARTAAAAN!!!!!!!!!
1:07 Greenskins somewhere: See? Now dats a Gud N proppa WAUGH!!!
Bringing that secret Outpost Tremonius gun instead:
“Tell them I died well..”
“Chief, how and why are there 8 scorpion rounds in his chest”
Soldiers fight for what they belief is right, that’s why master chief shows him respect. Also, the guy’s planet was destroyed by Cortana, so he wanted revenge, which is understandable.
I'm pretty sure people misinterpret the "Survive you" line. That phrase generally means even if you die, your friends or children or whatnot will remember you.
In the end, Escharum was a soldier fighting for his people’s future. Mad respect👊
I read a comic a long time ago. It was a retelling of the story of Judas Iscariot after he betrays Jesus and ends up in hell. While he’s being escorted through that desolate place by Satan, he comes across the monster Goliath from the Book of Samuel. Satan offers a lament for the giant.
“Goliath. The monster from your childhood stories. But in the end, just another soldier, fighting on the wrong side.
And sent here because he called God another name.”
Ouch
Such an honorable soldier. Honestly, I myself would have not been able to show same compassion to the Brutes.
Guess that's why Chief is worthy of that armour, the rest of us would just be a bunch of cruel war criminals if we had the same power chief does.
I'm always a sucker for Klingon style races
What the fuck is a Klingon?
@@adolfgaming1761 The aliens from Star Trek from before your time
@@adolfgaming1761 my guy I don't even watch star trek and I know what a klingon is
@@adolfgaming1761 Are you living under a rock?
@@adolfgaming1761 its impossible for anyone not to know what Klingon is
Keep in mind Escharum was fighting to avenge his homeworld, which Cortana destroyed and he blamed humanity for... for making Cortana. Plus [Escharum] fought and died with honor.
Someone didn’t beat Infinite on Legendary.
Love thy friends and love thy enemies more.
"Bear witness, our story will become legend. Told by those that survive you."
he's talking about the games bruh. Halo is a legendary series
I killed Escharum with Jega’s energy sword. I thought it would be kinda poetic.
0:49 god that line man
This is the honor of battle. Two enemies who both think they are doing right and understand why the other believes so, but also understands why they must be at odds with each other. It's respect among warriors, when you both know that only one will win, and you both prepare for death, you know you both can die and respect the other for having the courage to fight against each other.
Chief is coo. Respects his enmeys
And doesn’t afraid anything
@@Gooey777 he shoots aleins and saves the world and stuff
Jokes on your that not Escharum that was just 4 grunts in a Brute suit.
I killed him with the red energy sword.
Same it felt glorious
Same here
I didn't. It did jack shit against him on legendary.
Same.
@@FirstKingPotato what did you have to do in legendary?
Its crazy how in this halo they really made MC
More human like then spartan and i love it because its as if hes now showing more and more emotions to war then the past halos we seen. Shows alot of character development over the years and 343 got MC right in this one i hope we get more of this kind of MC in future halo installments
After seeing his homeworld destroyed, I can only imagine what Chief would have felt if the Earth met that fate.
I can understand why he showed respect to the enemy commander making his last stand for what he thought was right.
He already knows. Reach may not have been his birthplace, but it was his home. His and the rest of the Saprtan 2's.
Earth wasn't the Chiefs Homeworld
In fact His planet was glassed
This was the first time we get to see Chief show respect to an enemy.
Master Chiefs prompt reactions to questions he doesn't care to answer is comedy gold.
One of the most dangerous enemies of the UNSC: *still has the strength to walk*
Chief: “Dude chill”
I always liked that Cheif respected Esherem in a way. He never had to verbalize it, but just the fact he went through all of his trials and fought him on HIS terms, it was cool to see that side of chief. It reminds me a bit of the relationship between Kirby and DeDeDe.