Halo Infinite’s hilarious Season 4 armour has fans in stitches

With Halo Infinite Season 4 set to arrive tomorrow, fans have not been holding back when it comes to making fun of the new Hazmat helmet designs. In particular, two of the helmets set to appear during Season 4 as part of the new armour core have been drawing a lot of attention.

The Halo Reddit has been reacting to new images of the Hazmat armour core making its way to Halo Infinite with one user saying, “I love my goofy Monsters Inc. children.” However, the two helmets pictured below, which have not yet been officially named, have drawn the most attention with players jokingly comparing them to various different media properties.

One user by the name of DeathByReach reposted an image by Surasia on Twitter of the helmet to the right with the nerd face emoji superimposed over it accompanied by the caption, “Um Aksully.” Commenters littered the thread replying with phrases such as, “I believe you have my stapler” while another user said, “Awww is the baby gonna cry?” Others compared the helmet to that of Tech from Star Wars: The Bad Batch and Bumblebee from Transformers.

The accompanying helmet wasn’t free from critique either as user xXCheesusXx posted a side-by-side of the helmet on the left and a Borzoi dog which many will now know from the “Let me do it for you” meme that began circulating online earlier this year. While cries of “let me do it for you” were scattered throughout the post’s replies one user compared the helmet to that of Male Quarians from the Mass Effect series and honestly, they’re spot on. Alongside this, another user also made fun of the helmet’s long design saying, “A spartan walks into a bar and orders a drink. The bartender responds, ‘Why the long face?'”

Halo Infinite Season 4 is set to go live tomorrow with the return of Infection mode and fans are loving it. However, some Halo fans have been begging Xbox to pick up the pace as the next game is nowhere in sight.

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