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Recap / Red Vs Blue S 3 E 5 Make Your Time

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The Reds and Blues confront O'Malley, but interference from Wyoming prevents them from stopping Church's bomb. When the dust settles, what's become of the teams now?

This episode has examples of:

  • Art Shift: After the bomb goes off, the series shifts to the Halo 2 Machinima. Church, however, ends up in a Marathon map.
  • Harmless Electrocution: Church gets struck by lightning from O'Malley's weather device. It doesn't hurt him, but it does prevent the bomb from being disarmed.

 
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Red vs. Blue engine update

Whenever a new Halo game is released, the series subsequently updates its engine and art style. The first example of this happens as early as halfway through season 3, where they shift from the original Halo to the then new Halo 2. This is justified by having the characters believe they've gone into the future.

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Art Evolution

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Red vs. Blue engine update

Whenever a new Halo game is released, the series subsequently updates its engine and art style. The first example of this happens as early as halfway through season 3, where they shift from the original Halo to the then new Halo 2. This is justified by having the characters believe they've gone into the future.

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