Halo TV series release date March 2022 Paramount+ official trailer

Halo on Paramount+ Arrives in March, Full Official Trailer Revealed

343 Industries and Paramount+ have finally announced the release date for the upcoming Halo TV series in a new trailer released today during the AFC Championship game.

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The trailer gives us our first look at the Master Chief in action alongside characters like Halsey, Cortana and more. If you’re a longtime Halo fan like I am and noticed some creative differences in the trailer, 343 has already addressed this and indicated that the show would be taking place in its own canon called “The Silver Timeline”.

Check out the official trailer for the Halo Paramount+ TV series below, which also includes the series release date of March 24, 2022.


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