Juggernaut (character)

The Juggernaut is a heavily armored enemy that first appeared in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2’s Special Ops mode, with them being subsequently featured in Call of Duty: Black Ops, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Call of Duty Online, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Call of Duty: Heroes, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Call of Duty: Mobile.
The Modern Warfare variants of Juggernauts are heavily protected by explosive ordnance disposal armor, requiring excessive amounts of damage to kill. When encountered, they are able to deal out massive injuries with a shotgun or a light machine gun. In contrast, the Black Ops and Advanced Warfare variants appear to be wearing body armor, and as a result, don't have as much health.
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 & Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered==
Juggernauts appear in the Special Ops mode of the game, and Museum bonus level of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. In the singleplayer campaign remaster's museum level, the Juggernaut model is replaced with a regular Russian soldier's model from The Gulag.
===Background===
Little is known about the Juggernauts. They are seen fighting alongside Shadow Company in "Snatch & Grab", with Makarov's elite mercenaries in "Estate Takedown", alone in "High Explosive" and "Armor Piercing" and with Russian Armed Forces in "Museum". This is also supported by the fact that they use the M240 and were supposed to use the Striker, as seen in concept art.
While they all speak in Russian, the words "Get Sum!" and "Kick Me!" are scrawled on the front and rear groin sections of the Juggernaut's armor. A decal of a skull can also be seen in the armor that covers their shoulders. This is not the case with the remastered version of the game, as their EOD suits have been replaced by Russian-themed versions.
They appear in the Special Ops missions "Snatch & Grab", "Estate Takedown", "Armor Piercing", and "High Explosive", as the remastered version of the game does not cover Special Ops, Museum is the only level to find a lone juggernaut in the same spot as with the original game.
===Gameplay===
Juggernauts will sprint towards the player upon spawning, firing their machine guns non-stop until they get in an unspecified range of their foe in which they slow to a steady stroll. Because of their armor, these mercenaries do not bother to take cover; their only concern is to get as close as possible to their targets. The heavy spray of nonstop suppressing fire can make it very hard to deal damage to them allowing them to rush an opponent unopposed. A loud and distinct bass drum sound will play to indicate the spawn of a juggernaut.
Juggernauts require an inordinate amount of firepower to take down, and flinch only when shot by the most powerful weapons. It is best to use high caliber firearms like the Desert Eagle and Barrett .50cal, as well as explosive weapons like the RPG-7 and Thumper. A direct headshot with the explosive weapons will often take these enemies out in one blow. 10 blocks of C4 or an equivalent amount of claymores is sufficient to kill them quickly as well.
On April 13th, 2012, the official Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Facebook page confirmed that "Heavy Armor", like the Juggernaut killstreak, was to appear in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 but was scrapped before it was added to the game.
Robert Bowling also stated it was originally to be a level 4 upgrade for the Juggernaut perk in multiplayer, however this was replaced by Pro versions of perks.https://web.archive.org/web/20111125211355/https://fourzerotwo.com/post/684828156/juggs
===Gallery===
Jugg firing.png|Juggernaut firing its M240.
Juggernaut Concept.jpg|Concept art of the Juggernaut; the upper torso is displayed.
Juggernaut Concept F&B.jpg|Concept art of the Juggernaut; the front, back, and helmet is displayed.
JUGGY.jpg|A close up on the Juggernaut's mask.
Juggernaut 1 emblem MW2.png|A Juggernaut emblem.
Juggernaut 2 emblem MW2.png|Another Juggernaut emblem.
MW2 Juggernaut stylised.png|A bigger version of the emblem.
Juggernauthud.png|The dropped multiplayer icon, used in Special Ops and Modern Warfare 3s multiplayer killfeed icon.
Juggernaut model MW2.png|
==Call of Duty: Black Ops==
The Juggernauts or "Heavies", as the game files refer to them as, appear in the singleplayer missions "Vorkuta" and "Redemption".
The Juggernauts are visually distinct from their Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 counterparts, equipped with what appears to be riot armor, leading them to somewhat resemble the Flak Jacket character model from multiplayer.
When first encountered, they are Soviet prison guards, sent in to quell the Vorkuta escape attempt by trying to stop Viktor Reznov and Alex Mason as they try to break into the armory.
In "Redemption", Juggernauts are part of the Soviet detachment on-board the Rusalka, defending it from attacking American forces.
The ones in Vorkuta wield KS-23 shotguns, while the ones in Redemption use RPKs. The latter can also be put into Last Stand, in which this case they will pull out a Full-Auto CZ75.
===Gallery===
Juggernaut model BO.png|The model.
jug 1.JPG|A juggernaut in Vorkuta.
jug 2.JPG|A closer view of a meleeing juggernaut in Vorkuta.
Juggernaut Vorkuta BO.png
Juggernaut Redemption BO.png|A juggernaut firing a RPK.
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3==
Juggernauts appear in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, once again taking the form of enemies in Special Ops, Survival Mode and Special Ops Chaos.
Compared to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Juggernauts in this game are noticeably slower, moving at a steady walk instead of running, although they can sprint (albeit slower than a regular soldier) to catch up with the player if the player is on the far side of the map (they will also sprint when their health is low).
As with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, and unlike their Black Ops counterparts, Juggernauts are tough enemies, with the basic variant capable of withstanding at least 70 assault rifle rounds at close range or around 80 to 90 rounds at long range, while the armored counterpart is significantly more durable. Juggernauts also receive a minor health multiplier in later rounds or higher difficulty maps.
Juggernauts appear in three variants: the regular Juggernaut armed with a PKP Pecheneg, the Riot Shield Juggernaut armed with a Riot Shield and said light machine gun, as well as the Armored Juggernaut which begins to appear in later boss waves and possesses heavier armor (visually similar in appearance to the EOD suit seen in the campaign and multiplayer) which allow them to sustain even more damage than a regular Juggernaut. Juggernauts will never drop their PKP Pecheneg when killed, although Riot Shield Juggernauts will drop their Riot Shield. However, the dropped shield will invariably have its durability almost depleted (note that unlike other modes, player-held Survival mode Riot Shields eventually break from damage).
===Survival Mode===
On Easy difficulty, they mostly appear in waves 10 (one Juggernaut), 15 (two Juggernauts), 20 (three Juggernauts), and 26 (two Armored Juggernauts and one Riot Shield Juggernaut). On the opposite end of the spectrum is Insane difficulty, where they first appear in every sixth wave (waves 6, 11 and 16), and from then on, in every third wave (19, 22, 25, 28, etc.); on Insane, they are accompanied by 6 to 12 normal troops, sometimes dogs, and attack helicopters, increasing the complexity and difficulty of handling the Juggernauts.
They enter the map via an Mi-8 helicopter (which can be attacked but is invulnerable for balance purposes). Once the helicopter is in position, a smoke grenade will be thrown and the Juggernaut will rappel down into the smoke. They will destroy any Sentry Turrets if they see them and/ or if attacked by the turret. The most effective weapons to kill a Juggernaut are explosives (C4 can be deployed under the rope they rappel from and used for an easy kill), shotguns (specifically the automatic models) and light machine guns.
Some types of assault rifles are usable against the Juggernaut, but only high damage ones are able to eliminate a Juggernaut with any practical success, examples would be the CM901, AK-47 and the MK14, because both possess high damage, and the CM901 is capable of eliminating a Juggernaut at close range with one magazine at earlier waves if the player lands most of the shots in the head, or two magazines if hitting the body. The MK14 can be used if the player is fast enough, and more often than not, will eliminate a Juggernaut probably as fast as any other effective weapon for killing Juggernauts. Another effective method is with the M60E4, the player will need to get close to it and move around it staying out of its sights and shooting it and knife it a few times to take it down.
If the player uses a SMG or machine pistol, keeping a distance from the Juggernaut and aiming at the head can be effective.
Flashbangs are also extremely useful because they can incapacitate a Juggernaut for several seconds and can give the player's team a chance to take it out. Predator missiles and airstrikes are also highly effective against these enemies due to their potential to kill multiple Juggernauts at once. Note that the airstrike will deal much more damage than a Predator, and won't require a direct hit on higher levels, although it is more difficult to use without the Juggernauts killing the player or moving out of the airstrike impact zone due to the wait-time before the AC-130 fires upon them. Flashbangs are useful for pinning them in place while waiting for the airstrike shells to arrive. If you run out of flashbangs, run in circles around them stabbing and shooting an auto shotgun at their general head area. Their extremely low maneuverability will allow the player to escape and never get shot whatsoever.
There are three types of Juggernauts players will encounter in Survival Mode:
* Regular Juggernauts, who are the weakest variant, and carry a PKP Pecheneg. 
* Riot Juggernauts, armed with a PKP Pecheneg and a Riot Shield.
* Armored Juggernauts, who carry the same armament as Riot Juggernauts, but they can be indentified by yellow markings on their armor and a slightly smaller ballistic plexiglass face shield. This increased health (taking well over 5 magazines from most assault rifles to kill, if not more), Riot Shield, and the fact that they start to come in groups of two to three in later levels, makes them incredibly dangerous targets. 
===Special Ops Chaos===
Juggernauts also appear in Special Ops Chaos Mode, in all three of their forms (Riot Shield, normal and Armored).
===Multiplayer===
Juggernaut armor crates can be acquired from the Juggernaut reward for Assault Strike Packages and the Juggernaut Recon reward for Support Strike Packages. All survivors in Infected "Striker vs Jugg" begin with a similar outfit by default and lose it once they are neutralized. The bomb carrier in 'Money in the Denk' is also equipped with heavy armor which disappears when the bomb is planted, when the player is killed, when the player leaves the game, when the player is disconnected, when there is a host migration or when the match ends. For balance purposes, multiplayer Juggernauts have significantly less health than their Special Ops counterparts, unless they have a Riot Shield, and can easily be disposed of with a heavy explosive, or with headshots; alternatively, players facing these behemoths can simply use team tactics by concentrating substantial amounts of gunfire on them until they fall.
===Xbox Marketplace===
A Juggernaut suit for male and females is available on the Xbox Marketplace, a code for which was included in the Hardened edition of Modern Warfare 3. A t-shirt bearing the Juggernaut icon is also available.
===Gallery===
MW3 Juggernaut Closeup.jpg|Close-up view of the regular Juggernaut.
Survival Mode Screenshot 41.png|A Juggernaut using a Smoke Grenade to conceal its arrival by air in Survival Mode.
Juggernaut Resistance MW3.png|Juggernaut with yellow armor and a PKP.
Riot Shield Juggernaut roping from Mi-17 MW3.png|A Juggernaut rappelling from a Mi-17 Hip.
Juggernaut Underground MW3.jpg|The Juggernaut.
FriendlyEnemyJuggernaut.png|A player in a Juggernaut suit facing an enemy Juggernaut.
Juggernauts Mw3.jpg|Juggernaut Xbox LIVE avatar.
Mw3 juggernauts Model.png|A Juggernaut model.
Juggernauts MW3.png|An Armored Juggernaut (left) and an unarmored (right).
Juggernaut with a Riot Shield .png|Juggernaut with a Riot Shield.
Riot Shield Juggernaut MW3.png|Riot Shield Juggernaut firing a PKP.
==Call of Duty: Ghosts==
===Campaign===
A Maniac-like enemy is seen at the end of the mission "Homecoming" as part of a scripted sequence, as a result, no other juggernauts or heavy-type characters are encountered throughout the campaign.
===Multiplayer===
Juggernaut armor crates can be acquired from the Juggernaut and the Maniac rewards for Assault Strike Packages, as well as the Juggernaut Recon reward for Support Strike Packages. Additionally, AI controlled Juggernauts and Recon Juggernauts can be dropped from the Loki and Odin pointstreaks, respectively.
===Gallery===
Juggernaut Dynasty CoD Ghosts.png
Juggernaut Recon menu icon CoDG.png
Juggernaut Menu Icon CoDG.png
Juggernaut third person CODG.png
Juggernaut CoDG.png
Juggernaut with Minigun CoDG.png
Maniac visor CoDG.png
Maniac running Chasm CoDG.png
Maniac knife third person CODG.png
Maniac Third person CoDG.png
==Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare==
The Juggernauts of the KVA only appear in the mission "Manhunt", whereas those of Atlas appear in "Sentinel", "Bio Lab", "Collapse", "Armada", "Captured" and "Terminus". Atlas Juggernauts use a laser sight on their weapons most of the times, though it is unusable by the player.
Here, the Atlas Juggernauts wield Supply Drop variants that were normally exclusive to multiplayer with some alterations. The Bal-27 is the Carbon variant, the Ameli is the Swift variant, the Tac-19 is the Runner variant, the Atlas 45 is the A1 variant, and the KF5 is the Single Stack variant. KVA Juggernauts on the other hand use the Pytaek, AK12, Bulldog and the MAHEM.
Juggernauts in Advanced Warfare require four hits from the MDL or the Exo Melee. In Exo Survival, the Atlas Juggernaut model is used for the EM1 Troops.
===Gallery===
KVA Juggernaut AW.png|KVA Juggernaut
Carma XBOX One achievement image CoDAW.jpg|Atlas Juggernaut.
ATLAS Elite concept AW.jpg
Atlas Elite 3D concept model AW.jpg
File:Atlas Juggernaut Highlighted CODAW.png|An Atlas Juggernaut highlighted by the Threat Grenade.
File:Atlas Juggernaut Atlas 45 CODAW.png|An Atlas Juggernaut holding an Atlas 45.
File:Atlas Juggernaut Knocked Down AW.png|An Atlas Juggernaut knocked down by an Exo Melee.
==Call of Duty: Heroes==
The Juggernaut appears in Call of Duty: Heroes as a Unit. It wields a Riot Shield and a Ranger shotgun. They can absorbe a considerable amount of damage before dying while they slowly take out defensive structures such as Sentry Turrets and Howitzer Cannons. Combined with the RD1 healing drone, they can become difficult to defend against an enemy attack.
===Gallery===
Juggernaut In-game Profile Call of Duty Heroes.png|A Juggernaut's statistics.
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare==
Juggernauts make a reappearance in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, appearing in both the campaign as one of General Roman Barkov's heavy elite soldiers, and as enemies in the Spec Ops mode. Juggernaut suits also return in multiplayer as a killstreak reward, it is unlocked at rank 55 (Command Sergeant Major V).
===Campaign===
A lone Juggernaut appears in Into the Furnace, shortly after obtaining detonator charges from Nikolai. As Alex prepares to enter the staircase, the Juggernaut breaches in, blowing him back and destroying the charge. The Juggernaut wields a PKM light machine gun and, like in previous games, has very high health and will slowly approach the player and their allies. Effective weapons against the juggernaut are the DP-12 Incendiary shotgun, flashbangs, sniper rifles such as Hadir's Sniper Rifle, and frag grenades. Alternatively, the player can carry the Minigun over from earlier in the level to deal with him. After the Juggernaut is killed, the player can proceed into the furnace sub-levels.
===Special Ops===
Similar to previous titles, Juggernauts also appear in Special Ops, serving as Al-Qatala fighters under Khaled Al-Asad. In this mode, they wield miniguns.
Juggernauts still move slower when firing, however, they can now sprint at a quite fast speed when they are somewhat distant from players. Compared to its predecessors, it is considered to be the toughest and the most annoying variant of all installments in the franchise, having even more heavier armor than the Armored Juggernaut in Modern Warfare 3. In terms of Health, they can sustain a colossal amount of any kind of damage, even from launchers and killstreaks. Generally, they can take around 150 to 200 headshots from LMGs dealt from a single player to kill, 15-20 sniper headshot rounds, more than a half magazine from a Shield Turret, a few Hydra rockets from the Chopper Gunner or even plenty of 40mm rounds of an Gunship.
However, much like in previous Modern Warfare titles, Flashbangs are extremely useful, since they can stun a Juggernaut for several seconds. Molotov Cocktails are even more powerful because they can stun even longer and deal some extra damage while it is incapacitated. A deadly weapon against Juggernauts is the RPG-7, requiring only 3 direct-impact rockets to kill them. Another example is the Minigun itself, taking around 120 headshots to kill. Some streaks, such as Cruise Missile, Precision Airstrike and Cluster Strike can also be helpful by dealing considerable damage per explosion in a short amount of time.
==Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War==
Juggernauts reappear in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War's Campaign, mainly in Redlight, Greenlight and Desperate Measures with their final appearance being dependent on the choices that "Bell" makes in Identity Crisis. If "Bell" chooses to tell the truth, a lone Juggernaut will appear in the final level The Final Countdown.
In the level Redlight, Greenlight, a few Juggernauts will try to stop Bell's escape.
In Desperate Measures, a group of Juggernauts will attack Bell, Russell Adler, Dimitri Belikov and Lazar during their final escape outside the KGB headquarter. Also Bell, Adler and Belikov use their own Juggernaut suit with a RPD from the armory to escape from the Lubyanka Building.
==Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0==
The Juggernaut appears both in Battle Royale mode as a Black Site boss and the DMZ mode as the Armored Commander boss. The Juggernaut can be found on both Al Mazrah and Ashika Island. It is armed with a minigun and is tougher than regular bots
In Battle Royale mode, the Juggernaut appears in the Black Site, referred by the game as "Person of Interest". Eliminating the Juggernaut will clear the Black Site and makes it drop the minigun for the player to use
In the DMZ mode, the player can find the Juggernaut on Al Mazrah and Ashika Island. When defeated on Al Mazrah, the Juggernaut will always drop a golden skull, an Advanced UAV and a 2-Plate Armor Vest and a Weapon's Case if it's carrying it, but not their minigun. On Ashika Island, however, the Juggernaut won't drop anything when defeated.
===Gallery===
Armored Commander BountyBoard DMZ WZ2.png|Juggernaut's Bounty Board image.
Al-Qatala Juggernaut WZ2.png|Firing the Minigun.
Juggernaut ConceptArt DMZ WZ2.jpg|Concept art of the Juggernaut.
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III==
The Juggernaut returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III's campaign. Two Juggernauts can be encountered in the missions Payload and another two in Trojan Horse.
==Call of Duty: Black Ops 6==
The Juggernaut returns in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's campaign as part of the armored enemy units of Pantheon. Unlike the Juggernauts in previous games, their armor can break and they are susceptible to takedowns once their health is nearly depleted.
===Gallery===
Campaign Promo24 BO6.jpg|Elite Juggernaut
Campaign Promo14 BO6.jpg|Variant of the Juggernaut.
==Call of Duty: Mobile==
Juggernauts appear in the singleplayer level Operation Spiderweb, and within the Sanatorium Easter egg in the Battle Royale map Krai.
===Gallery===
Tontine Juggernaut CODM.png
==Weapons==
===Light Machine Guns===
*M240 (Modern Warfare 2 Spec Ops and "Museum", and Modern Warfare 3 Spec Ops mission "Special Delivery")
*RPK (Black Ops and Modern Warfare III Singleplayer)
*PKP Pecheneg (MW3 Singleplayer, Survival Mode, Chaos mode, and Spec Ops mission "Toxic Paradise")
*MK46 (MW3 Singleplayer)
*L86 LSW (MW3 Spec Ops mission "Invisible Threat")
*M60E4 (MW3 Juggernaut Pointstreak)
*MG4 (Online Juggernaut Killstreak)
*PKM (Modern Warfare (2019) Singleplayer)
*RPD (Black Ops Cold War Singleplayer)
===Heavy Weapons===
*Pytaek (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - KVA juggernauts)
*Ameli [Swift supply drop variant] (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas juggernauts)
===Special===
*Minigun (Ghosts, Modern Warfare (2019), Modern Warfare II and Modern Warfare III Juggernaut Pointstreak/Killstreak, Black Ops 6 Singleplayer, and Mobile Singleplayer & Battle Royale)
*Combat Knife (Ghosts Maniac Pointstreak)
*Riot Shield (MW3 Spec Ops, Juggernaut Recon Pointstreak in MW3 and Ghosts, and Unit in Heroes)
*Assault Shield (Black Ops 6 Singleplayer)
===Assault Rifles===
*M4A1 (MW3 Singleplayer)
*AK12 (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - KVA)
*Bal-27 [Carbon variant] (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas)
*HBRa3 (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas)
*GPR 91 (Black Ops 6 Singleplayer)
===Submachine Guns===
*KF5 [modified version of the Single Stack variant] (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas)
*SN6 (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas)
*AMR9 (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas)
===Shotguns===
*KS-23 (Black Ops Singleplayer)
*Bulldog (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - KVA)
*Tac-19 [Runner variant] (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas)
*Ranger (Unit in Heroes)
*Hauer 77 (Black Ops Cold War Singleplayer)
*Gallo SA12 (Black Ops Cold War Singleplayer)
*Haymaker (MWIII Juggernaut Recon Killstreak)
*Marine SP (Black Ops 6 Singleplayer)
===Handguns===
*CZ75 (Black Ops Singleplayer)
*MP412 (MW3 Juggernaut Pointsteak)
*USP .45 (MW3 Juggernaut Recon Pointstreak)
*.44 Magnum (MW3 Infected: Striker vs Jugg, and Ghosts Juggernaut Recon Pointstreak)
*Desert Eagle (bomb carrier in MW3 Money in the Denk playlist, and Online Juggernaut Killstreak)
*P226 (Ghosts Juggernaut Pointsteak)
*Atlas 45 [standard and A1 variant] (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas)
===Launchers===
*M320 GLM (MW3 Spec Ops missions "Toxic Paradise" and "Invisible Threat")
*MAHEM (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - KVA & Atlas)
===Equipment===
*M203 (MW3 and BO6 Singleplayer)
*Knife (MW3 Singleplayer/Multiplayer/Spec Ops and Ghosts Multiplayer [excluding the Maniac])
*M67 Grenade (MW3 Juggernaut Pointstreak and Singleplayer/Spec Ops, and Black Ops Cold War Singleplayer)
*Frag Grenade (Advanced Warfare Singleplayer - Atlas)
*Canister Bomb (Ghosts Juggernaut Pointstreak)
*Throwing Knife (Ghosts Maniac Pointstreak)
*Smoke Grenade (Juggernaut Pointstreak in MW3, and Juggernaut Recon Pointstreak/Killstreak in MW3, Ghosts and MWIII)
*Flashbang (MW3 Singleplayer and Spec Ops)
*Air Support Marker (MW3 Spec Ops mission "Toxic Paradise")
==Trivia==
===General===
*At the Call of Duty XP event, attendees were able to sumo wrestle in Juggernaut suits.
===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2===
*The Juggernaut helmet emblem can be earned by getting a three killstreak with a riot shield without dying.
*The Juggernaut's helmet says R7130.
*Juggernauts do not use melee. Even if a player stands next to one, it will keep firing its weapon.
*Juggernauts speak in the Special Ops mission, "Armor Piercing", and sometimes speak in the Special Ops mission, "Snatch & Grab", where one can hear some Russian dialogues while all the Shadow Company soldiers speak English.
===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered===
*The sole Juggernaut in The Museum is different from the original Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2; he resembles one of the riot shield users from The Gulag.
===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3===
*Juggernauts will generally spawn as close to the player as possible. Unless an allied chopper (not Perk Care Package Chopper, it must be dropping off Delta or Riot Shield personnel) is in the airspace, they will always spawn in the immediate area of the player. This will apply if a player is on one end of the map, and the other player on the other, one Juggernaut will go after whichever one is closest to it. 
*All Juggernaut models present in multiplayer are of the Armored Juggernaut variant.
*A calendar depicting a Juggernaut on a beach entitled "Summer Juggernaut" can be found in various places throughout Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Note the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 model.
*Armored Juggernauts also appear to be staturally larger than many of their comrades including other Juggernauts, with their character models standing a head higher than others. This likely was a design decision to make them stand out on the battlefield as well as be bigger and easier targets to hit in order to counter their massive damage intake.
*Despite being tough and heavily armored, if a player is controlling a Juggernaut in Campaign or Special Ops, they can easily be killed by being swiped twice by the enemy's gun.
===Call of Duty: Ghosts===
*It reads "Juggernaut Quad Optics System" on the top of each Juggernaut's visor.    
*Juggernauts have four different types of optics; though they cannot be used by the player in gameplay. The optics are Night Vision, Infared, FLIR and normal.
===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare===
*The Juggernaut armor in Modern Warfare appears to be Russian in origin. The base uniform is a tan Gorka suit and the phrase written on the groin pad is in Russian (КОНСЕРВА МЯСНАЯ), which translates to "CANNED MEAT".
===Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0===
*The Juggernaut is also referred to as "" in the in-game subtitles. Ironically, Beshara means "good news" in Arabic.
*The player can perform Finishing Moves on the Juggernaut. However, it won't kill the Juggernaut instantly, instead, requiring 8 total times to do so. This cannot be done now
==References==
Category:Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Survival Mode
Category:Call of Duty: Heroes Unit Types
Category:Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 Characters