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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: fixing links

2020-04-20T02:20:46Z

fixing links

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	[[File:BSGv2 - Adama and Apollo race against time.png\|thumb\|{{alt-r\|Adama}} and {{alt\|Apollo\|TOS}} in Warrior uniforms from two different realities ({{comics\|vol2\|4}}).]]		[[File:BSGv2 - Adama and Apollo race against time.png\|thumb\|{{alt-r\|Adama}} and {{alt\|Apollo\|TOS}} in Warrior uniforms from two different realities ({{comics\|vol2\|4}}).]]

	The deployment by {{alt\|Apollo\|TOS}} and {{alt\|Starbuck\|TOS}} in [[Temporal ~~Vipers~~\|modified Vipers]] outfitted with {{alt\|Zee}}'s [[temporal ~~weapons~~]], as well as the destabilization of the [[temporal battery]] that powers aforesaid technology, leads to the creation of an '''alternate reality'''.		The deployment by {{alt\|Apollo\|TOS}} and {{alt\|Starbuck\|TOS}} in [[Temporal Viper\|modified Vipers]] outfitted with {{alt\|Zee}}'s [[temporal weapon]]s, as well as the destabilization of the [[temporal battery]] that powers aforesaid technology, leads to the creation of an '''alternate reality'''.

	The removal of a key lynchpin from one reality generates a divergent one where the Colonials ''never'' create the last of the Colonial {{alt\|battlestar\|TOS}}s, ''{{alt\|Galactica\|TOS}}''.		The removal of a key lynchpin from one reality generates a divergent one where the Colonials ''never'' create the last of the Colonial {{alt\|battlestar\|TOS}}s, ''{{alt\|Galactica\|TOS}}''.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Divergences */ + Pegasus

2020-04-19T00:27:15Z

Divergences: + Pegasus

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	* The use of the word [[flark]] in lieu of [[frack]] ({{comics\|vol2\|3}}).		* The use of the word [[flark]] in lieu of [[frack]] ({{comics\|vol2\|3}}).
	* {{alt-r\|Red-Eye}} and {{alt-r\|Lacerta}} make a bargain (quickly reneged) to spare Lacerta and his collaborator's lives on {{alt-r\|Equellus}} ({{comics\|vol2\|4}}).		* {{alt-r\|Red-Eye}} and {{alt-r\|Lacerta}} make a bargain (quickly reneged) to spare Lacerta and his collaborator's lives on {{alt-r\|Equellus}} ({{comics\|vol2\|4}}).
	* A divergence in Colonial Warrior uniforms, as noted by {{alt-r\|Boomer}} following Apollo's capture ({{comics\|vol2\|2}}).		* A divergence in Colonial Warrior uniforms, as noted by {{alt-r\|Boomer}} following Apollo's capture ({{comics\|vol2\|2}}).
			* The presence of the battlestar ''{{alt-r\|Pegasus}}'' during the Battle of Cimtar ({{comics\|vol2\|4}}).

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Divergences */ fixing link

2020-04-19T00:25:55Z

Divergences: fixing link

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	As ''Galactica'' does not ''naturally'' exist (aside of the unexplained anomaly of {{alt-r\|Galactica\|its later presence}} and capture by {{alt-r\|Starbuck}} at some point in his lifetime), {{alt-r\|Adama}} is passed over for command and pursues work in the diplomatic service, dissuading his children from careers in the military ({{comics\|vol2\|3}}).		As ''Galactica'' does not ''naturally'' exist (aside of the unexplained anomaly of {{alt-r\|Galactica\|its later presence}} and capture by {{alt-r\|Starbuck}} at some point in his lifetime), {{alt-r\|Adama}} is passed over for command and pursues work in the diplomatic service, dissuading his children from careers in the military ({{comics\|vol2\|3}}).

	The {{alt-r\|Battle of Cimtar}} still occurs much in the way {{alt\|its counterpart had}}, resulting in the decimation of {{alt-r\|Twelve Colonies of Man}}, and an exodus of the human race under Adama's leadership. Another major divergence is that Adama never pursued {{alt\|Earth\|TOS}} and instead fostered a [[Colonial Resistance\|resistance]] in order to fight the Cylon Empire and regain their homeworlds, despite overwhelming odds ({{comics\|vol2\|2}}).		The {{alt-r\|Battle of Cimtar}} still occurs much in the way {{alt\|Battle of Cimtar\|TOS\|its counterpart had}}, resulting in the decimation of {{alt-r\|Twelve Colonies of Man}}, and an exodus of the human race under Adama's leadership. Another major divergence is that Adama never pursued {{alt\|Earth\|TOS}} and instead fostered a [[Colonial Resistance\|resistance]] in order to fight the Cylon Empire and regain their homeworlds, despite overwhelming odds ({{comics\|vol2\|2}}).

	Baltar is given command of a [[Baltifer's basestar\|basestar]], and through experimentation by a rapidly aging {{alt-r\|Zee}}, merges with {{alt-r\|Lucifer}}. This amalgamates into the cybernetic entity [[Baltifer]] ({{comics\|vol2\|3}}).		Baltar is given command of a [[Baltifer's basestar\|basestar]], and through experimentation by a rapidly aging {{alt-r\|Zee}}, merges with {{alt-r\|Lucifer}}. This amalgamates into the cybernetic entity [[Baltifer]] ({{comics\|vol2\|3}}).

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: initial work

2020-04-15T03:18:22Z

initial work

New page

{{separate continuity|universe=TOS|cont=Dynamite Comics}}

[[File:BSGv2 - Adama and Apollo race against time.png|thumb|{{alt-r|Adama}} and {{alt|Apollo|TOS}} in Warrior uniforms from two different realities ({{comics|vol2|4}}).]]

The deployment by {{alt|Apollo|TOS}} and {{alt|Starbuck|TOS}} in [[Temporal Vipers|modified Vipers]] outfitted with {{alt|Zee}}'s [[temporal weapons]], as well as the destabilization of the [[temporal battery]] that powers aforesaid technology, leads to the creation of an '''alternate reality'''.

The removal of a key lynchpin from one reality generates a divergent one where the Colonials ''never'' create the last of the Colonial {{alt|battlestar|TOS}}s, ''{{alt|Galactica|TOS}}''.

== Divergences ==

As ''Galactica'' does not ''naturally'' exist (aside of the unexplained anomaly of {{alt-r|Galactica|its later presence}} and capture by {{alt-r|Starbuck}} at some point in his lifetime), {{alt-r|Adama}} is passed over for command and pursues work in the diplomatic service, dissuading his children from careers in the military ({{comics|vol2|3}}).

The {{alt-r|Battle of Cimtar}} still occurs much in the way {{alt|its counterpart had}}, resulting in the decimation of {{alt-r|Twelve Colonies of Man}}, and an exodus of the human race under Adama's leadership. Another major divergence is that Adama never pursued {{alt|Earth|TOS}} and instead fostered a [[Colonial Resistance|resistance]] in order to fight the Cylon Empire and regain their homeworlds, despite overwhelming odds ({{comics|vol2|2}}).

Baltar is given command of a [[Baltifer's basestar|basestar]], and through experimentation by a rapidly aging {{alt-r|Zee}}, merges with {{alt-r|Lucifer}}. This amalgamates into the cybernetic entity [[Baltifer]] ({{comics|vol2|3}}).

Other minor divergences include:

* The naming of [[Q-Cache 2702]] as [[Q-Cache 7202]] in the alternate reality ({{comics|vol2|2}}).
* The use of the word [[flark]] in lieu of [[frack]] ({{comics|vol2|3}}).
* {{alt-r|Red-Eye}} and {{alt-r|Lacerta}} make a bargain (quickly reneged) to spare Lacerta and his collaborator's lives on {{alt-r|Equellus}} ({{comics|vol2|4}}).
* A divergence in Colonial Warrior uniforms, as noted by {{alt-r|Boomer}} following Apollo's capture ({{comics|vol2|2}}).

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