Halo TV series gets first full trailer, premieres March 24

Halo Fans finally got their first full look at the live-action series coming later this year with a new two-minute trailer that premiered during halftime at the AFC Championship Game today.

With production problems stalling Halo Past dramas and the show’s producers have changed hands twice in a years-long limbo, fans can breathe a sigh of relief knowing Halo: The Series currently has a specific release date of March 24 and will be available to stream on Paramount Plus.

Much of the trailer’s narration was handled by Natascha McElhone as Dr. Catherine Halsey, giving the show’s new audience a speed update on the history of Master Chief and the controversial Spartan show that spoofed. Halocentral protagonist. Many of the same iconic characters appear, such as Jen Taylor portraying her role of Cortana. Much of the focus, however, is on Master Chief played by Pablo Schreiber, and his relationship with the new cast of characters introduced in the television series.

As confirmed by 343 Industries earlier this week, Halo TV series will follow its own standards. While the locations, characters, and story rhythms may be familiar to older fans, the show will diverge in several key ways to make Master Chief’s transition to the big screen a success. than. Dubbed the “Silver Timeline” after Silver, the Spartan army will follow Master Chief into battle, where audiences will meet new Spartan characters like Kai-125 played by Kate Kennedy and Riz-028 played by Natasha Culzac played the role.

Take audiences to infamous locations — from the planet Reach to the capital of the High Charity Pact — in the narrative Halo the darkest period of the universe, Halo fans will want to mark March 24 on their calendars when the first episode releases.