Unggoy (Latin, Monachus frigus, meaning "cold monk"), also known as Grunts by many individuals, are a sapient species of squat bipedal xeno-arthropodal vertebroid lifeforms from the planet Balaho. In 2142, the Unggoy became the fourth species to …

The Unggoy [3] (Monachus frigus; Latin, "cold monk") are a sapient species of squat bipedal xeno-arthropodal vertebroid lifeforms in the unified races of the Covenant. They are the fourth species to be assimilated into the Covenant and the lowest-ranking species in the hierarchy.

Unggoy Majors are the first enemy to wield the hand-held fuel rod gun in the Halo series. They were first seen utilizing these deadly weapons after the player had destroyed the first Pulse Generator in the Halo: Combat Evolved level, Two Betrayals .

The Unggoy serve as a prominent Covenant infantry force and enemy of the player in all of the Halo games.

The Unggoy, also referred to as Grunts, are an alien race and one of the many species that make up the Covenant Empire. They are recurring antagonists in the Halo franchise.

Ang unggoy ay isang primado ng suborden na Haplorrhini at impraorden na simian na isang Lumang Daigdig na unggoy o isang Bagong Daigdig na unggoy ngunit hindi kasama ang mga bakulaw. Sa kasalukuyan ay may mga 260 alam na nabubuhay na species ng unggoy.

Unggoy (Latin, Monachus Frigus, meaning "cold monk"), nicknamed by the UNSC as Grunts, is a species of squat bipedal vertebrates (commonly misidentified for arthropods) originating from their homeworld of Balaho.

The Unggoy (Latin: Monachus frigus, meaning "cold monk") is a species of squat bipedal vertabrates in the unified races of the Covenant. They are the lowest-ranking species in the hierarchy, and are frequently mistreated by almost every higher-ranking race. Unggoy are primarily used as laborers, slaves, or, in combat situations, cannon fodder.

The Unggoy or Grunts are a small arthropod species that resemble therapsids in the ranks of the Covenant and later some of them joined the Covenant Separatists. The Unggoy believed in the return in the Great Szöttyögő, which will liberate them from the great regression, Nátha.

The Unggoy Rebellion, also known as the Grunt Rebellion, was a large-scale revolt by the Unggoy against the Covenant in 2462. The Unggoy Rebellion initiated the 39th Age of Conflict and led to a radical restructuring of the Covenant military.