Halo Infinite is getting tie-in DLC for the Paramount+ TV series. 343 Industries has announced when it's arriving, and it's sooner than some might have imagined.

　　In a blog post, 343 said the upcoming Season 2: Lone Wolves update will add a "series of show-related cosmetic items." 343 did not, however, reveal what this content will be specifically, nor did the studio say if it will be free or paid. It looks like we'll have to wait a bit longer to learn more.

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　　343's Brian Jarrard previously teased that Halo Infinite's tie-in DLC will contain "threads and nods" from the Halo TV series. Technically speaking, Halo Infinite and the TV series take place in different timelines, with the show embracing the Silver timeline. That said, Jarrard said fans can expect "nods back and forth between the two..."

　　As for the TV show, Season 1 is airing now, with new episodes premiering each Thursday on Paramount+. Season 2 has already been announced, but there is no word yet on a premiere date or plot details. For more, check out 10 Easter eggs and other references from Episode 5, "Reckoning."

　　Halo Season 1, Episode 5: 10 "Reckoning" Easter Eggs And References You Missed

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　　In other news, 343 has revealed and detailed Halo Infinite's new battle royale-like Last Spartan Standing mode, which will be available at launch on May 3.