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His name was copied from two characters ([[Hwi Noree]], [[Moneo Atreides]]) in the fourth Dune book: ''[[God Emperor of Dune]]''. Although the video game [[Harkonnen]] Mentat, [[Hayt De Vries]] was based on [[Piter de Vries]], Moneo was nothing like [[Thufir Hawat]] (except the uniform). Noree Moneo was energetic, more active. |
His name was copied from two characters ([[Hwi Noree]], [[Moneo Atreides]]) in the fourth Dune book: ''[[God Emperor of Dune]]''. Although the video game [[Harkonnen]] Mentat, [[Hayt De Vries]] was based on [[Piter de Vries]], Moneo was nothing like [[Thufir Hawat]] (except the uniform). Noree Moneo was energetic, more active. |
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Revision as of 12:44, 21 December 2016
Dune computer game
This article or section refers to elements from one of the Dune computer games.
Noree Moneo was the Atreides Mentat in the video game Dune 2000 in the service of Duke Leto Atreides. He was played by John-Rhys Davies.
The character never appeared again.
Inspiration
His name was copied from two characters (Hwi Noree, Moneo Atreides) in the fourth Dune book: God Emperor of Dune. Although the video game Harkonnen Mentat, Hayt De Vries was based on Piter de Vries, Moneo was nothing like Thufir Hawat (except the uniform). Noree Moneo was energetic, more active.