Spartan Jerome Makes Spartan IVs Look WEAK

one of my favorite Cutscenes in Halo. Spartan Jerome fights vs Elites and Brutes. Master Chief in the Halo TV Show is a Joke compared to Him

[xghostx]

I remember people were saying that Jerome and Isabel were like the next Master Chief and Cortana. Also, I wouldn’t mind having an FPS Halo game where you play as Spartan Jerome.

[Definitely_Dave]

Unsurprising. Jerome is one of the lesser-known Chads of Halo.

[FaddaJoe]

If Jerome had been around to backup the Chief on the Infinity, Atriox's own face would be the last one he would ever have seen. Reflected in the visors of two Mjolner helmets, of course, because no Spartan would ever needlessly remove his helmet in the middle of a combat zone.

[willarmendariz]

Chief and Jerome need to team up. I don't think there's enough ass in the galaxy for those dudes to kick.

[nitrodudezoom]

Back when we all thought Chief was gonna die in Infinite, I was down for Jerome to be his replacement

[Jayjay-qeum]

"When I say walking gods, I mean the Spartan-IIs. Like the old Greek Titans in the way that they live among us but are literally head and shoulders better in every way. And they're just about as hard to kill. The fact we lost so many of them during the Covenant War tells you something about how horrific that conflict was. The soldiers in the SPARTAN-III program were more like your standard gods of myth and legend, the Titans' kids. Hermes and Apollo and Aphrodite and such. If the Spartan-IIs are more powerful than you can imagine, Spartan-IIIs are probably just inside your limits. The Spartan-IVs--my new designation--are like demigods then, the offspring of the real gods. Think Hercules. We can pass for regular people most of the time--something folks would generally have a hard time mistaking the earlier generations for--but inside, we're far more than that."

--Spartan Edward Buck

[DarkMatter]

Cutscene is lore accurate. Described in the book "The fall of Reach" during their training the Spartans appeared as blurs because of their fast movements. Nerdiness aside, this is a great cutscene for Spartan combat because of how the camera cuts in and out as if he's just blinking around mercing dudes!

[LuisEduardo-ddqm]

Quick Fact. While the Chief, Kelly or Fred are in their almost 50, with 35 years of experience. Jerome is only 20 or 21 yo. With only 5 to 6 years un combat. A trully war machine

[hugodirkschneider]

Dang, that scream the voice actress did was convincing lol

[ReclaimerX]

Master Cheeks has *cried* more than he's fought in the show

[Ngw]

I actually like Jerome a lot. would make a good protagonist because he's a bit more talkative than chief. Trust that I'm not discounting chief as I love chief and think he's been an awesome protagonist for a long time now. but if there's anyone worthy of the mantle it's Jerome and I could see cutscenes with Jerome being pretty fire, he kinda has that whole badass schtick that chief has going on. in terms of abilities id say they're on par with each other and not much is lost with Jerome being a replacement.

[Utubesuperstar]

All while wearing antiquated armor with no shields no less

[arcadiuslennon]

The one thing Spartan IIs and IVs have in common, they both put Spartan IVs to shame

[rjinsigne]

Deserves more recognition such an underrated character

[JMAN-pgtg]

Spartan IIs are much stronger and tougher than IVs canonically. IIs we’re hand picked as children, raised as soldiers and augmented during their teens. The IVs were adults “converted” to Spartans. Not the same class at all

[WardenYT-]

He also makes master chief from the tv show look petty……see what I did there

[xaviercastillo]

Him: pistol one taps every elite
Me:drains 4 mags to make to break shield

[DarkWarden]

I love how Jerome grabbed that one Brute by the mouth and shot his buddy in the face with the shotgun

[eduardomartin]

lets remember guys he is wearing old gen mjolnir with minor uppgrades from isabel the suit itself is still the older design and he can still kick ass like this

[KyleMack]

Jerome needs to make an appearance in a main line game.