Halo fans are worried about Maki’s death and his failure to return for the second season

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The Hello The first season finale was definitely delivered on the action front for fans of the video game franchise, bringing an end to one important character.

We give a recap of the Season 1 finale, see what fans are saying about the sudden death on Twitter, and discuss what Season 2 has in store.

Developed by Kyle Killen and Steven Kane for Paramount Plus and based on the popular video game franchise of the same name by 343 Industries, Hello is a military science fiction franchise that focuses on “an epic conflict in the 26th century between humanity and an alien threat known as the Covenant.”

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Season finale summary

Hello Episode 9 titled transcendencewitnessed the outbreak of a great battle between the Sangheili warriors and the Silver Team.

After seeing the Master Chief outnumbered and pinned to the ground, Maki ended up touching a bedrock to send out a solar pulse to cast warriors to death.

Maki and Master Chief are then transported to a quiet planet, where Master Chief asks her to leave her after she suggests they give up their lives.

They are brutally interrupted to heart when they both notice blood sucking through Maki’s chest, causing her to collapse.

By abandoning the artifact, it is revealed that Maki was shot and killed by Kai.

Halo fans are worried about Maki’s death

In addition to declaring that the file Hello The ending was everything, this fan also doesn’t want to believe that Macy’s died:

Another fan stated that this episode was “painful”, wondering if video game fans were happy that the long-awaited action took place on Maki’s account:

Finally, this fan seemed so happy that Maki had died, as they feared that her character was only there to find the aura:

Season 2 lit up in green

Limit I reported back in February of this year that Hello It was renewed for a second season, prior to the first season premiering on Paramount Plus.

Changes made to the crew lineup for season two include passing the torch to Brave New World David Weiner, who will serve as the showrunner – after Steve Kane’s exit.

He also spoke to Executive Producer Kiki Wolfkill Limit On Pablo Schreiber’s confirmation that the crew will begin filming the second season this summer in Budapest:

“So, we are definitely going to shoot. I will say before too long, but I will say we are on the right track.”

In the same interview, Wolfkill also played a role in confirming Mackie’s death by saying, “Kai is a good shot. That’s all I can say.”

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