At long last, there is a teaser trailer for the long-overdue Halo TV series.
Revealed during Microsoft's 20th anniversary Xbox event, it's a first look at the live-action adaptation headed to Paramount+. The teaser is incredibly short, offering only a close-up glimpse of Master Chief, played by American Gods' Pablo Schreiber, and his Mjolnir armor.
In the teaser, we also hear Jen Taylor, reprising her role from the games, say: "Hello, Master Chief".
Hello, Master Chief. #HaloTheSeries streaming 2022, exclusively on @ParamountPlus. pic.twitter.com/xjmMNrvwLO
â€" Halo on Paramount+ (@HaloTheSeries) November 15, 2021
The show is set to debut on ViacomCBS' streaming service sometime in 2022. It was first announced in 2018 as a Showtime series before hitting multiple COVID-19-related production delays. It's still unclear what the premise is, beyond the show being based on the sci-fi franchise. Will it tell a new story or be a direct adaptation of the games, or will it be about something else happening in the Halo Universe?
The IMDb log line only says: "Aliens threaten human existence in an epic 26th-century showdown. TV series based on the video game 'Halo'."
Hopefully, Paramount+ will have more to announce, and perhaps more to show, in the coming months.Â
For more about Paramount+, see Pocket-lint's guide here. We also compare it to other video streaming services available in the US here.
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