The Halo TV show’s second season launched on 4K Blu-ray today. While fans can now add the physical edition to their shelves, the release comes just days after Paramount+ canceled the Halo TV series, despite season two receiving stronger reviews from critics and fans earlier this year. The production team says they will try to find a new home for the show, but it’s possible that we may never see the live-action Master Chief finish the fight. The cancellation also means the new season two 4K Steelbook edition just got a lot more valuable. Luckily, fans can grab the Halo: Season Two 4K Steelbook edition at a discount from Amazon.
Halo: Season Two (4K UHD Steelbook)
$50 (was $59)
The Halo: Season 2 is available at launch for $50 (down from $59). It comes with all eight episodes of Season 2 in 4K format along with HDR–so it should look great on all screens. You’ll also get a slick steelbook featuring Master Chief on the battlefield. If you don’t need the 4K resolution or steelbook, you’ll find the Halo: Season 2 standard edition Blu-ray for $49.
Halo: Season Two Special Features
Whether you opt for the 4K or Blu-ray edition, you’ll gain access to over two hours of bonus features. This includes:
- Halo the Series: Declassified Episodes 1-8
- Silver Team Returns
- Kiki’s Favorite Set: The Condor
- Brining the 26th Century to Life
- A Visit to Luma Pictures
- Building A Covenant Warship
- Making The Fall of Reach
- The House of Soren
- Writing for Halo S2
- Bigger Better Props
Considering Halo: Season 2 may be the last Blu-ray release the show gets, either version is worth picking. With that in mind, it’s also wise to pick up the Blu-ray editions of Halo: Season 1 if you haven’t already since those could disappear soon, too. Thankfully, a variety of deals are available for the show’s first season. If you’re looking for another limited-edition steelbook, you’ll find the Halo: Season 1 Steelbook on 4K for $38 (down from $59) at Amazon and Walmart. If you don’t care about steelbooks, you can save a bit of cash with the Halo: Season 1 4K UHD Edition or the standard Blu-ray version, both of which are currently available for $28. Depending on your location, Prime members can benefit from free next-day shipping on all titles.