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The Halo universe has an ever-expanding canon, but we're now learning the upcoming Halo TV series coming to Paramount Plus won't be a part of the current canon. In a video posted to Twitter (via Halopedia), Executive Producer Kiki Wolfkill says the decision should be beneficial for both universes.


"We're referring to this as the Halo Silver Timeline as a way of differentiating it from core canon," Wolfkill said. "In both protecting core canon and protecting the television story, and by that I mean being able to give ourselves the chance to evolve both and for both to be what they need to be for their mediums without colliding with each other."

The upcoming Halo TV show now has its own canon status! It falls under something called the "Halo Silver Timeline".

According to @k_wolfkill, this was done to help protect both the Core Canon and the TV show's story, letting each evolve to best suit the medium that they are on. pic.twitter.com/e3YAv5UDUm

— Halopedia (@Halopedia) December 16, 2021

The Halo universe is filled with canonical content, including the games, books, audio series, and more, so it makes sense for a television show to branch out from the firmly established lore. Otto Bathurst is director and producer of the Halo TV series, which we just got our first look at in a trailer debuted at The Game Awards.

The show will premiere on Paramount Plus next year, starring Pablo Schreiber as Master Chief, Danny Sapani and Olive Gray as Jacob and Miranda Keyes, and Jen Taylor, reprising her role as Cortana. You can check out the full cast list here. And, if you still want to know more about the show, check out everything you might have missed in the trailer in our breakdown below.


Logan Plant is a freelance writer for IGN. You can find him on Twitter @LoganJPlant.

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