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A derivative of the word "Help." The origin of the term "Halp" and who first coined it is unknown, however, the use of the word dates back to as early as the mid-twentieth century, where it appeared in a few political cartoons parodying World War II. "Halp" was first widely seen and popularized in the animated web-series The Misadventures of Code Zero, where it was used as the catch-phrase of main character, Code Zero. The term also gained some popularity on the massively multiplayer online RPG World of Warcraft, where it was frequently used by members of the guild "Balance" of the server Arthas.
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