Smith

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Smith
Characteristics
Armor Color	Violet (Elite model)
Species	Alien
Weapon(s)	Needler
Professional Status
Affiliation(s)	Religious Aliens
Former Affiliation(s)	C.T. Epsilon
Occupation(s)	Pirate (presumably)
Personal Status
Status	Deceased
Media
First Appearance	My House, From Here
Voice Actor	Jack Pattillo

"Well, don’t worry about ol’ Smith here. He’s really friendly."

—C.T. describing his partner in My House, From Here

Smith was an alien introduced in My House, From Here. He worked together with C.T alongside his alien comrades. He was originally assumed to be an alien diplomat until it was revealed that his group killed the original dig team. He served as a secondary antagonist turned in Recreation and later supporting character in Revelation.

Overview

Prior to Recreation, Smith met C.T. and the two developed a partnership to obtain alien technology in a desert, with Smith acting as both the leader of the aliens and CT's second-in-command. Thus, when their group arrived at the alien temple, they killed the original diplomats there and the group took their identities. However, they eventually encountered several issues with the Reds and Blues. Unlike the Alien, he doesn't speak in blargs or honks, but rather a slurred, low pitched form of speech. He is also very religious as he believes the alien technology is holy and is willing to "appease" it, even if it means killing others.

Role in Plot

Alliance with C.T.

Smith first appears when Sarge, Grif, and Caboose arrive at Sandtrap, who were startled to see him, mainly because he was an alien. Smith investigates when Caboose is found messing around aboard the Elephant and soon the dig team becomes hostile toward the newcomers. Tucker soon arrives and attacks the aliens and C.T.'s group and a huge battle begins.

Smith and C.T. at the Ancient Alien Temples

When Smith participated, Tucker threw a Plasma Grenade at him, which detonated and sent him flying. Smith survives and he and C.T. soon break into the catacombs and find the Reds and the Blues. However, upon seeing Epsilon in the form of a Forerunner Monitor unit they were after which had been activated, C.T. orders Jo-en-es to disable it.  After Jo-en-es fires at Epsilon with a plasma pistol, Smith and the rest of the aliens betray C.T, not wanting the alien technology they respect to be destroyed.  C.T. soon grabs Epsilon and attempts to escape in a warthog.  However, Smith boards a prowler and follows him.  After quite a long chase, Smith is knocked out when C.T. rams his Warthog into the Prowler.  During the end of the episode, he is seen gathering with the other aliens outside the temple.

Worshipping Epsilon

Smith alongside his fellow Sanghelli warriors.

Smith was seen in Revelation with the other aliens following Epsilon around. When the Reds left to go rescue Simmons from Valhalla and Epsilon followed, the Aliens were angered and chased the Blues. Eventually, when the Reds return, Epsilon decided to leave with Caboose with the other Blood Gulch soldiers in pursuit, leaving Smith and his allies in the desert with no knowledge where they headed.

Death

Smith was seen later with the other aliens when Washington, Doc, and the Meta came in search for Epsilon. Wash tried to interrogate the aliens, but they instead insult him, Doc, and the Meta by simply drawing in the sand "HUMENS SUK, SHISNO". In response to this, Washington told the Meta to take care of them. The Meta and Wash then killed the group of Aliens, including Smith.

Trivia

• Smith was the first alien shown in the Halo 3 engine.
• Smith reveals that aliens have more than one way of communication, as he doesn't speak through "blargs or honks" like previous aliens, but rather uses different pitches of sound to speak.