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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The first game takes place after the eponymous Halo has been found, and with the Battle of Reach in the BackStory. The show dramatizes all of this, with the opening scenes of the first game corresponding to the show's (as-yet unaired) third season.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The first game takes place after the eponymous Halo has been found, and with the Battle of Reach in the BackStory. The show dramatizes all of this, with the opening scenes of the first game corresponding to the end of the show's (as-yet unaired) third second season.
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well, that ain't a trope anymore. I revert my edit.
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* AbsenteeActor: The show's credits do not reflect who is in any given episode. This can result in {{egregious}} cases, like when an actor is credited for the entire season but doesn't appear until more than half of it has elapsed (specifically [[spoiler:Miranda Keyes]]) -- not to mention InterfaceSpoiler for the fact that they will.
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** The second season sees the Covenant given slightly more attention and development, with the introduction of the Arbiter (albeit not the one most are familiar with), who leads the primary Covenant force, and is given a rivalry with Chief. However, he's still ultimately a supporting character for Makee, serving as an aid for her in her personal quest.
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** The second season sees the Covenant given slightly more attention and development, [[spoiler: with the introduction of the Arbiter (albeit not the one most are familiar with), who leads the primary Covenant force, and is given a rivalry with Chief. However, he's still ultimately a supporting character for Makee, serving as an aid for her in her personal quest.]]
