Halo as a franchise has always been known for its amazing gameplay and stunning cinematics, but it's the dialogue that makes these incredible moments iconic. So in this video, we count down the 10 best quotes from Halo's original trilogy. How's it going everybody? Kevin here once again. Today we're doing a different kind of video, a bit more of an entertaining kind of countdown video talking about some of the original quotes from Halo's amazing trilogy. With E3 right around the corner for Halo Infinite, I thought it'd be a great time to go back and remember some of the most awesome moments throughout the original trilogy of Halo. If you guys want to have to do with everything going on with Halo as it ramp up to the release of Halo Infinite, make sure you tap the subscribe button if you want to see some more content like this, leave it in the comment section down below. What are your favorite quotes within the Halo franchise? Leave them in the comment section down below and without further to do, let's just jump right into this. After fighting your way through countless flood baddies, you finally make your way to the control room to detonate the new hairling and to destroy the arc. Though once our favorite floaty boy learns of our intentions, things take a turn for the worse. Number 10 is Guilty Spark with This Ring Is Mine. You are the child of my makers. Our next quote comes from the ending of Combat Evolved. What makes this line so memorable is how it alludes to more to come from this franchise leading itself open for a sequel. Little did we know at that time that it would lead to 20 years of epic moments shared with millions of gamers across the world. Number 9 lets us know that we're only getting started. Number 8 on our list takes a double dip from Halo 3. This quote does an amazing job of showcasing how context can completely change the meaning of dialogue in a scene. This iconic line from the Arborter goes from being one of resentment to one of sadness, making us wish it were so easy. After being dragged into the depths, Halo 2 takes a turn to the pizarre, being introduced to the collective knowledge of the flood known as the Grave Mine. Until this scene, we've only known the flood as essentially mindless feeding organisms. The juxtaposition of the Grave Mine's dialogue to the actions of the flood lets the player know that we're dealing with far more than just mindless space zombies. Number 7 is the introduction to the Grave Mine. Number 6 shows again the importance of context within a scene. This line from Cortana goes from a cheeky comedy line that we had in Halo 2 to one of remorse in Halo 3. This line is also one of the most applicable quotes someone can follow in their everyday lives. Cortana reminds us to stay true to our word. Oh, you thought the beginning of Halo 2 was just going to be a metal ceremony for chief and his friends? Well, the Covenant had other ideas. Truth decides the poly surprise invasion of Earth, catching our favorite super soldier empty handed. We know there's only one way to solve that issue. Give this man a weapon. Okay, side rant, inbound. When doing research for this video, I noticed that the camera angle is completely different for the I need a weapon line. In classic Halo 2, the camera focuses on master chief, which grabs the viewer's attention to put priority on what the character is saying. In Halo 2 anniversary, when chief delivers the line, the camera focuses on Johnson for some reason. This change in cinematography loses the emphasis on chief's dialogue and makes the line less impactful. That's it. Side rant over. Back to the video. Sgt. Johnson has always had a way with words within the original trilogy, providing much needed comedic relief and epic one liners, though this one stands out above the rest. And I'm sure it's to your liking as well. So you did it. You saved humanity once again, so chief has earned himself some much needed R&R. Also the fact of being left behind on the other side of a slip space rupture means you don't really have much else to do than take a nice long nap. Chief forever the protector, let's Cortana know he'll be ready when she needs him. This might just be one of the most epic moments in gaming history. You make it just in time to save Kyro Station from being blown into a million pieces. Now with a little extra firepower on your side, chief figures a little reciprocity is in order. Number two is Halo's version of a nice little gift exchange. Now with so many amazing moments and quotes across the Halo franchise, narrowing down to 10 is a rather difficult task. Was there a favorite of yours that was left out? Idea for the next episode? Well feel free to leave it in the comment section down below to let me know what you would like to see next. Finally number one on our list is probably the most rewarding and frustrating quote in all of gaming history. Due to Halo 2's dreadful development, major parts of the game had to be cut to make the November 2004 release, things like the original third act of Halo 2 story which would have taken place on earth. This cliffhanger to top all cliffhangers has Master Chief reminding us there's always room for sequel. Now this list is only for the original trilogy. As Halo has 20 years worth of games to take a look into, I'm sure there might have been some that might have been missed out. Are there any quotes of yours that you would like to see added into another video? Or any other kind of themes you would like me to make similar videos on? Let me know in the comment section down below. I do read all the comments and try to reply to most of them as well. Check out the videos on the screen if you missed any content from me recently or been on the loop for Halo for the last few days or so. So thank you so much for watching, I'll catch you on the next one. Peace out.