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This is an overview article, listing content appearing in multiple Fallout media. For information specific to a given game or TV series, consult the table on the right. |
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Metal armor is a type of armor that is used in the entire Fallout series of games.
Characteristics[]
It is simply any kind of armor manufactured from metal scrap and ancient relics.
While power armor is technically also made mostly of metal, it is more advanced in its characteristics and as such, is not counted as "metal armor".
Variants[]
Metal armor[]
Baseline metal armor, found in different styles throughout the series.
Coarse metal armor[]
A basic suit of metal armor made of crudely polished metal plates.
Coarse metal armor Mk II[]
An improvement over the previous one. Polished metal plates, finely crafted into a suit of armor.
Black metal armor[]
A craft metal armor created from a variety of scrap pieces put on a black leather armor. The helmet looks like a white closedfaced, armor-plated motorcycle helmet.
Gamma shield armor[]
This heavy armor shields against Gamma Radiation through the use of a lead lining. It has the same appearance as the black metal armor.
Lightweight black metal armor[]
A black metal armor changed for long trips, the lightweight metal armor has the advantage of improved weight and higher resistance while providing the same level of protection.
Black metal armor, reinforced[]
A greatly improved black metal armor with extra layers of metal added in several places. The helmet looks like a white closedfaced, armor-plated motorcycle helmet with an extra metal plate added to the front and two metal horns.
Midwestern Brotherhood metal armor[]
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A metal armor version designed after the Great War by the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel. Unlike other conventional metal armor, it has no spikes on the shoulder, bears the symbol of the Brotherhood on the right shoulder and is created from crudely polished metal.
Midwestern Brotherhood metal armor Mk II[]
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An improved version of the previous one also designed by the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel. Like its earlier version, it also has no spikes on his shoulder, a symbol of the Brotherhood in the left pectoral and created with several layers of fine polished metal for better protection.
Tesla armor[]
It is designed to protect the wearer against energy attacks.
Midwestern Brotherhood Tesla armor[]
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This version was likely designed after the Great War by the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel, based on the pre-War model. The main difference is that its Tesla Attraction Coils are not in the form of protruding rods, like in the earlier variant.
Vault-Tec Tesla armor[]
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A special suit of metal armor which covers the entire body like a power armor. There are two Tesla coils on the shoulders that disperse a large percentage of directed energy attacks.
Samurai armor[]
An ancient Japanese armor worn by Toshiro Kago, a samurai abducted by aliens to Zeta.
Plating mutant armor[]
Crude armor that uses straps of leather and metal bands to form a sparse but effective covering for super mutants.
Spiked mutant armor[]
Somewhat heavier armor for super mutants, using lightweight plastic straps and metal encased in leather panels.
Gecko-backed metal armor[]
A black metal armor with the appearances of regular black metal armor which has increased resistance to fire, poison, and radiation.
Gecko-backed metal armor, reinforced[]
A greatly improved black metal armor with extra layers of metal in several places with the added benefit of increased resistance to fire, poison, and radiation.
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