Legos Master Chief & Live Action Halo Series 'Forward Unto Dawn' (2012) Synopsis

Master Chief from Halo at NY Comic Con 2011

If you are a big fan of the Halo franchise, then seeing Master Chief built completely out of Legos probably gets you pretty excited.

I played Halo (the Original) and Halo 2 extensively enough to consider myself a fan. I also played with Legos in my younger years. So seeing a Master Chief built entirely from Legos would be a pretty awesome thing.

Have you heard of Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn?

Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn (2012) is a live-action web series. It is very entertaining if you are a fan of the Halo franchise. It also has the actress Anna Popplewell from The Chronicles of Narnia, playing Chyler Silva. They must band together to fight the Covenant.

Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn Synopsis

Halo Master Chief

Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn (2012) is a military sci-fi web series set in the Halo universe. There are 15-minute episodes that were released weekly beginning on October 5, 2012. It was on Netflix in 2013.

Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn (2012) follows Thomas Lasky, a cadet who is unsure of his future while at the military training academy. While at the academy, they are attacked by the Covenant - a religious group of aliens - and his future becomes much clearer after he is rescued by the Master Chief. They flee the planet.

Marty Goodman on IMDB wrote:

"In 2525, as mankind has begun to colonize space, a group of cadets are training to fight against human insurrectionists. One of these cadets, Thomas Lasky, has doubts about his abilities as a soldier and his convictions for this war. Whilst he struggles with himself, the planet is invaded by an unknown alien race. Reeling under the assault, Lasky and his squad mates are rescued by John-117, one of the UNSC's legendary SPARTAN-II super-soldiers. John must inspire Lasky to fulfill his potential as a soldier and a leader to fight against an enemy deadlier than any that humanity has faced before." -Marty Goodman

Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn trailer can be viewed below.

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