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    Captain America

    Character » Captain America appears in 11750 issues.

    During World War II, Steve Rogers volunteered to receive the experimental Super-Soldier Serum. Enhanced to the pinnacle of human physical potential and armed with an unbreakable shield, he became Captain America. After a failed mission left him encased in ice for decades, he was found and revived by the Avengers, later joining their ranks and eventually becoming the team's leader.

    Master Chief = Captain America of 2500 A.D.

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    #1  Edited By spacemanspiff716

    I have found that the similarities between America's golden boy, Captain America, and a video game legend, Master Chief to be quite remarkable.  
     
    For example: 
    Both are soldiers 
    Both are genetically enhanced 
    Both are trying to save mankind  
    Both have special suits or weapons  
    Both become heroes in a time of war --  World War II and the War of the Covenant.  
    Both wind of sleeping for extended periods of time before they are needed (according to the Captain America movie)
     
    Of course the story lines are different as well as time periods, but the parallels are there. 

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    #3  Edited By Dex_Starr

    They have some things in common such as being super soldiers.  But their personalities are radically different.  Captain America is more of a symbol and has that patriotic aura while Chief seems to accept the fact that his sole purpose in life is fight for humanity.  He even goes into cryogenic sleep whenever he's not on a mission.  Also Captain America is mainly loyal to the United States while Chief seems to represent all of humanity.  
     
    The only time that Captain America was in a large period of sleep was before the Avengers found him frozen in ice back in the 60's [real time]. When Captain America isn't fighting he doesn't go back to being frozen in a block of ice. 

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    #4  Edited By captain_rogers

    I would like to point out that the only reason that Master Chief is loyal to all humanity is because it is world against world. As for Captain America's battles which are between countries. I would also like to prove that everytime Captain America and the Avengers fight A.I.M., Hydra, or any other global threat, they are fighting to save the world, just like Master Chief. So there is no difference between the reason that either of them fight.

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    #5  Edited By tg1982

    The same could be said for Commander Shepard (Mass Effect series) As well. All three are 
     
    1: Soldiers 
    2: Enhanced (Cap's Serum, Master Chief's suit and Shepard's Cybernetics) 
    3: Have special suits or weapons 
    4:  All have become heroes in a time of war --  (Cap World War II, Master Chief War of the Covenant. Shepard Attack on Eden Prime) 
    5: Gone for extended periods of time (Cap was frozen, Master Chief was in stasis, and Shepard was dead) 
     
    and in the case of Shepard and Captain America both are great leaders whose followers would and have followed them on suicide missions.

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