The Corrupted Puppeteer

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The Corrupted Puppeteer
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Biographical information

Other name(s):

The White Captain

Species:

Fallen

Race:

Exo

Rank:

Ultra

Class:

Captain

Gender:

Female

Combat information

Mission:

Vesper's Host

Weapon(s):

Arc Wire Rifle

 

"Stay back! The Exo frame is the center of the corruption!"
— Vesper Central

The Corrupted Puppeteer was an AI built by the Clovis Bray corporation using Vex technology, which Clovis Bray I intended as a programmable Vex mind that could be used to observe their kind.[1] [2] It was originally confined aboard the Vesper Station, until debris from the Morning Star impacted the station and set it loose, enabling it to transfer itself into a Fallen Exo body.[3]

When Fallen refugees from the House of Salvation attempted to establish a community near the station, it began to hunt them down and assimilated their minds into its collective consciousness. With the Fallen under its command, it coordinated the construction of a massive portal next to the Station and broadcasted messages into the beyond.[4] It was ultimately killed by the Guardian and their fireteam after they were sent by the Spider to investigate the station.[5]

The Corrupted Puppeteer serves as the final boss of the Vesper's Host Dungeon.[5]

Gameplay

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Trivia

  • The Exo body used by the Corrupted Puppeteer is identical in appearance to those used by Atraks-1, save for burn marks, loose wiring, a missing lower left hand and other damage to its facial structure; it is currently unknown whether the two are actually related in some way.
  • Unlike Atraks-1 in the Deep Stone Crypt Raid, when the Corrupted Puppeteer and its Broken Puppets are defeated, their physical bodies don't disappear. With the Puppets, they just collapse onto the ground, but in the Puppeteer's case, the wing-like objects on its back begin spinning uncontrollably until they collapse.

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Appearance

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