You'll soon be able to strap on the Master Chief's helmet from Haloto protect you in real life. The prototype helmet has already been approved by the Department of Transportation which means it ...

The protagonist, John-117, aka the Master Chief, who pointedly never visibly shows his face across the billion entries in the game series, dramatically removed his helmet in the pilot, and then ...

At long last, the world will see Master Chief's face on the Halo TV show--but there's some pretty sound reasoning behind it.

Xbox collaborates with Riddel to release a limited-edition football helmet inspired by Master Chief's iconic armor design from Halo.

The helmet is a replica of the one warn by Master Chief Petty Officer John-117 in the Halo video game series. IN addition to be fit for protecting fans in the battle against the Covenant, it is ...

Pablo Schreiber has some choice words for those that don't like the helmet-less version of the live action take on Master Chief.

The Paramount+ sci-fi drama definitely made the right choice in taking the helmet off. Thank God You Can See Master Chief’s Face in Halo the TV Show Liz Shannon Miller ...

All this is in direct contrast to the video game franchise upon which the series is based. In the Halo games, Master Chief never takes his helmet off and almost always appears in full armour.

The longtime Halo protagonist has rarely ever offered a glimpse underneath his helmet. With the Halo show, though, we got to see more—a LOT more.

343 Industries describes Master Chief removing his helmet in the new Halo TV series as "a mission statement".

Master Chief Takes His Helmet Off In New Xbox Series X Ad From Taika Waititi, And He's A Cat Master Chief is a cat, but only in someone's dream--check out the video here.