Centurion (TOS) - Revision history

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	*Both the Gold Command Cylon Centurions and the Silver Cylon Centurions were voiced with an EMS Vocoder 2000<ref>{{Cite book\|title=How to Wreck a Nice Beach: The Vocoder from World War II to Hip Hop - The Machine Speaks\|pages=208-9\|last=Tompkins\|first=Dave}}</ref> by voice-actor Michael Santiago.		*Both the Gold Command Cylon Centurions and the Silver Cylon Centurions were voiced with an EMS Vocoder 2000<ref>{{Cite book\|title=How to Wreck a Nice Beach: The Vocoder from World War II to Hip Hop - The Machine Speaks\|pages=208-9\|last=Tompkins\|first=Dave}}</ref> by voice-actor Michael Santiago.
	*The original Centurion does find its way into the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon, with similar features, known there as the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]]. A shell of this Centurion counterpart appears in the [[Miniseries]] in the [[Galactica Museum]] (as a CG construct), along with other artifacts from the [[Cylon War]].		*The original Centurion does find its way into the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon, with similar features, known there as the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]]. A shell of this Centurion counterpart appears in the [[Miniseries]] in the [[Galactica Museum]] (as a CG construct), along with other artifacts from the [[Cylon War]].
	*In "[[Razor]]," an operational Centurion is seen with noticeably mechanical legs (demonstrating that these Cylons were mechanical and not merely "guys in suits") in a [[Razor Flashbacks\|flashback to the Cylon War]]. In the same episode, ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ shoots down a Cylon Raider (also based on the {{TOS\|Raider\|Original Series}}' design), where its Centurion version appears again in the wreckage.		*In "[[Razor]]," an operational Centurion is seen with noticeably mechanical legs (demonstrating that these Cylons were mechanical and not merely "guys in suits") in a [[Razor Flashbacks\|flashback to the Cylon War]]. In the same episode, {{callsign\|Starbuck}} shoots down a Cylon Raider (also based on the {{TOS\|Raider\|Original Series}}' design), where its Centurion version appears again in the wreckage.

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	Centurions speak with a mechanical voice, typically responding to orders with the phrase "[[By your command]]." Despite their name, they are the Cylons' lowest ranking soldiers, answerable to [[Command Centurion]]s and the [[IL-series]] models.		Centurions speak with a mechanical voice, typically responding to orders with the phrase "[[By your command]]." Despite their name, they are the Cylons' lowest ranking soldiers, answerable to [[Command Centurion]]s and the [[IL-series]] models.

	Centurions are ~~constructed using highly advanced robotics, beyond the capabilities of the {{TOS\|The Twelve Colonies\|Colonials}} to understand easily. As part of a ruse Dr.~~ [[~~Wilker~~]] ~~attempts to reconstruct and reprogram a Centurion. The reprogrammed Centurion manages to move stiffly~~, ~~but lacks the dexterity of a fully functional unit~~ and ~~destroys the controls of the {{TOS\|Raider\|Raider}} when it is instructed to fly~~ {{OS\|~~Baltar's Escape~~}}.		Centurions are commonly armed with bayonet-equipped [[Laser rifle\|laser rifles]], as well as swords for close combat and execution {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.

	Centurions ~~are commonly armed with bayonet-equipped laser rifles,~~ as ~~well as swords for close combat and execution~~ {{OS\|~~Saga of a Star World~~}}.		The inhabitants of [[Attila]] refer to Centurions as "tin cans" {{OS\|The Young Lords}}.

	~~The inhabitants of~~ [[~~Attila~~]] ~~refer~~ to Centurions as "~~tin cans~~" {{OS\|The ~~Young Lords~~}}.		== Construction ==
			Following encounters with humans more than a thousand [[yahren]] previously, the then-biological Cylon race construct robots mirroring the bipedal humans, believing them to be the superior form in the known galaxy. In time, the Centurions and other robotic creations assume the racial mantle of "Cylon," after turning on their creators {{OS\|Saga of a Star World\|Experiment in Terra (TV movie)}}.

			Centurions are highly advanced robotic constructs beyond the capabilities of the {{TOS\|The Twelve Colonies\|Colonials}} to understand easily. In one example, Dr. [[Wilker]] attempts to reconstruct and reprogram a Centurion. The reprogrammed Centurion manages to move stiffly, but lacks the dexterity of a fully functional unit and destroys the controls of the {{TOS\|Raider\|Raider}} when it is instructed to fly {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.

	==Notable Centurions==		==Notable Centurions==

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	*Both the Gold Command Cylon Centurions and the Silver Cylon Centurions were voiced with an EMS Vocoder 2000 ~~[http://google.com/search?tbm=isch&hl=en&source=hp&biw=1400&bih=947&q=ems+vocoder+2000&gbv=2&oq=ems+vo&aq=0&aqi=g1g-S4g-sS1g-S1g-sS1g-S2&aql=&gs_sm=c&gs_upl~~=~~5517l8139l0l10975l6l6l0l0l0l0l331l1498l0.1.3.2l6l0] (verified in the book '~~How to Wreck a Nice Beach~~' by~~ Dave ~~Tompkins)~~ by voice-actor Michael Santiago.		*Both the Gold Command Cylon Centurions and the Silver Cylon Centurions were voiced with an EMS Vocoder 2000<ref>{{Cite book\|title=How to Wreck a Nice Beach: The Vocoder from World War II to Hip Hop - The Machine Speaks\|pages=208-9\|last=Tompkins\|first=Dave}}</ref> by voice-actor Michael Santiago.
	*The original Centurion does find its way into the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon, with similar features, known there as the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]]. A shell of this Centurion counterpart appears in the [[Miniseries]] in the [[Galactica Museum]], along with other artifacts from the [[Cylon War]].		*The original Centurion does find its way into the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon, with similar features, known there as the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]]. A shell of this Centurion counterpart appears in the [[Miniseries]] in the [[Galactica Museum]] (as a CG construct), along with other artifacts from the [[Cylon War]].
	*In "[[Razor]]," an operational Centurion is seen with noticeably mechanical legs (~~to show, cinematically,~~ that these Cylons were mechanical and not merely "guys in suits") in a [[Razor Flashbacks\|flashback to the Cylon War]]. In the same episode, [[Kara Thrace]] shoots down a Cylon Raider (also based on the {{TOS\|Raider\|Original Series}}' design), where its Centurion version appears again in the wreckage.		*In "[[Razor]]," an operational Centurion is seen with noticeably mechanical legs (demonstrating that these Cylons were mechanical and not merely "guys in suits") in a [[Razor Flashbacks\|flashback to the Cylon War]]. In the same episode, [[Kara Thrace]] shoots down a Cylon Raider (also based on the {{TOS\|Raider\|Original Series}}' design), where its Centurion version appears again in the wreckage.

	== Related imagery ==		== Related imagery ==

	<gallery mode="slideshow">		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	File:Centurion guts.jpg\|~~The guts of a Centurion~~ on ~~a bed~~ in Doctor [[Wilker]]'s lab {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.		File:Centurion guts.jpg\|Disassembled Centurions on various surfaces in Doctor [[Wilker]]'s lab {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.
			File:TOS - BE - Starbuck with Centurion Helmet.jpg\|{{TOS\|Starbuck}} examining a Centurion helmet {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.
			File:TOS - BE - Starbuck Handling Centurion Components.jpg\|{{TOS\|Starbuck}} examining a {{TOS\|Centurion}} {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.
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			== References ==
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	[[Category:A to Z]]		[[Category:A to Z]]
	[[Category:Cylons]]		[[Category:Cylons]]

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	==''Galactica 1980'' Version==		==''Galactica 1980'' Version==
			[[File:G80 - TROS - Centurions on Planet Starbuck.jpg\|thumb\|Centurions circa 1970 CE armed with [[Laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistols]] {{G80\|The Return of Starbuck}}.]]
	Centurions are shown to be vulnerable to microwave radiation, and are slowly being outmoded by an android variant with human-like reflexes and agility {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed}}.		Centurions are shown to be vulnerable to microwave radiation, and are slowly being outmoded by an android variant with human-like reflexes and agility {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed}}.

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Notable Centurions

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	The '''Centurion''' is the workhorse of the [[Cylon Empire]]. Acting as infantry, pilots, and even cavalry (as in "[[The Lost Warrior]]") the Centurion is as versatile as it is shiny. Used in any front-line encounter, Centurions are the only type of Cylon a [[Colonial Warrior]] is likely to ever directly encounter {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.		The '''Centurion''' is the workhorse of the [[Cylon Empire]]. Acting as infantry, pilots, and even cavalry (as in "[[The Lost Warrior]]") the Centurion is as versatile as it is shiny. Used in any front-line encounter, Centurions are the only type of Cylon a [[Colonial Warrior]] is likely to ever directly encounter {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.

	Centurions speak with a mechanical voice, typically responding to orders with the ~~iconic~~ phrase "[[By your command]]". Despite their name, they are the Cylons' lowest ranking soldiers, answerable to [[Command Centurion]]s and the [[IL-series]] models.		Centurions speak with a mechanical voice, typically responding to orders with the phrase "[[By your command]]". Despite their name, they are the Cylons' lowest ranking soldiers, answerable to [[Command Centurion]]s and the [[IL-series]] models.

	Centurions are constructed using highly advanced robotics, beyond the capabilities of the {{TOS\|The Twelve Colonies\|Colonials}} to understand easily. As part of a ruse Dr. [[Wilker]] attempts to reconstruct and reprogram a Centurion. The reprogrammed Centurion manages to move stiffly, but lacks the dexterity of a fully functional unit and destroys the controls of the {{TOS\|Raider\|Raider}} when it is instructed to fly {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.		Centurions are constructed using highly advanced robotics, beyond the capabilities of the {{TOS\|The Twelve Colonies\|Colonials}} to understand easily. As part of a ruse Dr. [[Wilker]] attempts to reconstruct and reprogram a Centurion. The reprogrammed Centurion manages to move stiffly, but lacks the dexterity of a fully functional unit and destroys the controls of the {{TOS\|Raider\|Raider}} when it is instructed to fly {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.
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	==''Galactica 1980'' Version==		==''Galactica 1980'' Version==

	Centurions are shown to be vulnerable to microwave radiation, and are slowly being outmoded by an android variant with human-like reflexes and agility ~~("[[~~The Night the Cylons Landed~~, Part I]]" & "[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II\|Part II]]")~~.		Centurions are shown to be vulnerable to microwave radiation, and are slowly being outmoded by an android variant with human-like reflexes and agility {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed}}.

	Further, they are neither equipped with swords nor laser rifles, but with a [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]] analogous to the Colonial's {{TOS\|laser pistol\|laser pistol}} ("The Night the Cylons Landed~~," "[[~~The Return of Starbuck~~]]")~~.		Further, they are neither equipped with swords nor laser rifles, but with a [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]] analogous to the Colonial's {{TOS\|laser pistol\|laser pistol}} {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed\|The Return of Starbuck}}.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	Centurions are shown to be vulnerable to microwave radiation, and are slowly being outmoded by an android variant with human-like reflexes and agility ("[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I]]" & "[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II\|Part II]]").		Centurions are shown to be vulnerable to microwave radiation, and are slowly being outmoded by an android variant with human-like reflexes and agility ("[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I]]" & "[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II\|Part II]]").

	Further, they are neither equipped with swords nor laser rifles, but with a [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]] analogous to the Colonial's {{TOS\|laser pistol\|laser pistol}} ("The Night the Cylons Landed", "[[The Return of Starbuck]]").		Further, they are neither equipped with swords nor laser rifles, but with a [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]] analogous to the Colonial's {{TOS\|laser pistol\|laser pistol}} ("The Night the Cylons Landed," "[[The Return of Starbuck]]").

	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	*Both the Gold Command Cylon Centurions and the Silver Cylon Centurions were voiced with an EMS Vocoder 2000 [http://google.com/search?tbm=isch&hl=en&source=hp&biw=1400&bih=947&q=ems+vocoder+2000&gbv=2&oq=ems+vo&aq=0&aqi=g1g-S4g-sS1g-S1g-sS1g-S2&aql=&gs_sm=c&gs_upl=5517l8139l0l10975l6l6l0l0l0l0l331l1498l0.1.3.2l6l0] (verified in the book 'How to Wreck a Nice Beach' by Dave Tompkins) by voice-actor Michael Santiago.		*Both the Gold Command Cylon Centurions and the Silver Cylon Centurions were voiced with an EMS Vocoder 2000 [http://google.com/search?tbm=isch&hl=en&source=hp&biw=1400&bih=947&q=ems+vocoder+2000&gbv=2&oq=ems+vo&aq=0&aqi=g1g-S4g-sS1g-S1g-sS1g-S2&aql=&gs_sm=c&gs_upl=5517l8139l0l10975l6l6l0l0l0l0l331l1498l0.1.3.2l6l0] (verified in the book 'How to Wreck a Nice Beach' by Dave Tompkins) by voice-actor Michael Santiago.
	*The original Centurion does find its way into the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon, with similar features, known there as the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]]. A shell of this Centurion counterpart appears in the [[Miniseries]] in the [[Galactica Museum]], along with other artifacts from the [[Cylon War]].		*The original Centurion does find its way into the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon, with similar features, known there as the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]]. A shell of this Centurion counterpart appears in the [[Miniseries]] in the [[Galactica Museum]], along with other artifacts from the [[Cylon War]].
	*In "[[Razor]]", an operational Centurion is seen (with noticeably mechanical legs to show, cinematically, that these Cylons were mechanical and not merely "guys in suits") in a [[Razor Flashbacks\|flashback to the Cylon War]]. In the same episode [[Kara Thrace]] shoots down a Cylon Raider (also based on the {{TOS\|Raider\|Original Series}} design), where its Centurion version appears again in the wreckage.		*In "[[Razor]]," an operational Centurion is seen (with noticeably mechanical legs to show, cinematically, that these Cylons were mechanical and not merely "guys in suits") in a [[Razor Flashbacks\|flashback to the Cylon War]]. In the same episode [[Kara Thrace]] shoots down a Cylon Raider (also based on the {{TOS\|Raider\|Original Series}} design), where its Centurion version appears again in the wreckage.

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	[[~~Image~~:PartyCrashers.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Centurions as infantry.]]		[[File:PartyCrashers.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Centurions as infantry.]]
	The '''Centurion''' is the workhorse of the [[Cylon Empire]]. Acting as infantry, pilots, and even cavalry (as in "[[The Lost Warrior]]") the Centurion is as versatile as it is shiny. Used in any front-line encounter, Centurions are the only type of Cylon a [[Colonial Warrior]] is likely to ever directly encounter {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.		The '''Centurion''' is the workhorse of the [[Cylon Empire]]. Acting as infantry, pilots, and even cavalry (as in "[[The Lost Warrior]]") the Centurion is as versatile as it is shiny. Used in any front-line encounter, Centurions are the only type of Cylon a [[Colonial Warrior]] is likely to ever directly encounter {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.

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	<gallery mode="slideshow">		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	~~Image~~:Centurion guts.jpg\|The guts of a Centurion on a bed in Doctor [[Wilker]]'s lab.		File:Centurion guts.jpg\|The guts of a Centurion on a bed in Doctor [[Wilker]]'s lab.
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	The '''Centurion''' is the workhorse of the [[Cylon Empire]]. Acting as infantry, pilots, and even cavalry (as in "[[The Lost Warrior]]") the Centurion is as versatile as it is shiny. Used in any front-line encounter, Centurions are the only type of Cylon a [[Colonial Warrior]] is likely to ever directly encounter {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.		The '''Centurion''' is the workhorse of the [[Cylon Empire]]. Acting as infantry, pilots, and even cavalry (as in "[[The Lost Warrior]]") the Centurion is as versatile as it is shiny. Used in any front-line encounter, Centurions are the only type of Cylon a [[Colonial Warrior]] is likely to ever directly encounter {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.

	Centurions speak with a mechanical voice, typically responding to orders with the phrase "[[By your command]]". Despite their name, they are the Cylons' lowest ranking soldiers, answerable to [[Command Centurion]]s and the [[IL-series]] models.		Centurions speak with a mechanical voice, typically responding to orders with the phrase "[[By your command]]." Despite their name, they are the Cylons' lowest ranking soldiers, answerable to [[Command Centurion]]s and the [[IL-series]] models.

	Centurions are constructed using highly advanced robotics, beyond the capabilities of the {{TOS\|The Twelve Colonies\|Colonials}} to understand easily. As part of a ruse Dr. [[Wilker]] attempts to reconstruct and reprogram a Centurion. The reprogrammed Centurion manages to move stiffly, but lacks the dexterity of a fully functional unit and destroys the controls of the {{TOS\|Raider\|Raider}} when it is instructed to fly {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.		Centurions are constructed using highly advanced robotics, beyond the capabilities of the {{TOS\|The Twelve Colonies\|Colonials}} to understand easily. As part of a ruse Dr. [[Wilker]] attempts to reconstruct and reprogram a Centurion. The reprogrammed Centurion manages to move stiffly, but lacks the dexterity of a fully functional unit and destroys the controls of the {{TOS\|Raider\|Raider}} when it is instructed to fly {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.
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	*'''[[Red-Eye]]''' brutally enforces [[Lacerta]]'s reign of terror on [[Equellus]] until he is destroyed by {{TOS\|Apollo}} {{OS\|The Lost Warrior}}.		*'''[[Red-Eye]]''' brutally enforces [[Lacerta]]'s reign of terror on [[Equellus]] until he is destroyed by {{TOS\|Apollo}} {{OS\|The Lost Warrior}}.
	*'''[[Centuri]]''' along with his commander [[Andromus]] survive a crash and head into New York City {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed}}.		*'''[[Centuri]]''' along with his commander [[Andromus]] survive a crash and head into New York City {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed}}.
	*'''[[Cy]]''' is rebuilt by {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and (after some persuasion) befriends the Colonial pilot ~~([[~~The Return of Starbuck~~]])~~.		*'''[[Cy]]''' is rebuilt by {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and (after some persuasion) befriends the Colonial pilot {{G80\|The Return of Starbuck}}.

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	*Both the Gold Command Cylon Centurions and the Silver Cylon Centurions were voiced with an EMS Vocoder 2000 [http://google.com/search?tbm=isch&hl=en&source=hp&biw=1400&bih=947&q=ems+vocoder+2000&gbv=2&oq=ems+vo&aq=0&aqi=g1g-S4g-sS1g-S1g-sS1g-S2&aql=&gs_sm=c&gs_upl=5517l8139l0l10975l6l6l0l0l0l0l331l1498l0.1.3.2l6l0] (verified in the book 'How to Wreck a Nice Beach' by Dave Tompkins) by voice-actor Michael Santiago.		*Both the Gold Command Cylon Centurions and the Silver Cylon Centurions were voiced with an EMS Vocoder 2000 [http://google.com/search?tbm=isch&hl=en&source=hp&biw=1400&bih=947&q=ems+vocoder+2000&gbv=2&oq=ems+vo&aq=0&aqi=g1g-S4g-sS1g-S1g-sS1g-S2&aql=&gs_sm=c&gs_upl=5517l8139l0l10975l6l6l0l0l0l0l331l1498l0.1.3.2l6l0] (verified in the book 'How to Wreck a Nice Beach' by Dave Tompkins) by voice-actor Michael Santiago.
	*The original Centurion does find its way into the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon, with similar features, known there as the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]]. A shell of this Centurion counterpart appears in the [[Miniseries]] in the [[Galactica Museum]], along with other artifacts from the [[Cylon War]].		*The original Centurion does find its way into the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon, with similar features, known there as the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]]. A shell of this Centurion counterpart appears in the [[Miniseries]] in the [[Galactica Museum]], along with other artifacts from the [[Cylon War]].
	*In "[[Razor]]," an operational Centurion is seen (with noticeably mechanical legs to show, cinematically, that these Cylons were mechanical and not merely "guys in suits") in a [[Razor Flashbacks\|flashback to the Cylon War]]. In the same episode [[Kara Thrace]] shoots down a Cylon Raider (also based on the {{TOS\|Raider\|Original Series}} design), where its Centurion version appears again in the wreckage.		*In "[[Razor]]," an operational Centurion is seen with noticeably mechanical legs (to show, cinematically, that these Cylons were mechanical and not merely "guys in suits") in a [[Razor Flashbacks\|flashback to the Cylon War]]. In the same episode, [[Kara Thrace]] shoots down a Cylon Raider (also based on the {{TOS\|Raider\|Original Series}}' design), where its Centurion version appears again in the wreckage.

	== Related imagery ==		== Related imagery ==

	<gallery mode="slideshow">		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	File:Centurion guts.jpg\|The guts of a Centurion on a bed in Doctor [[Wilker]]'s lab.		File:Centurion guts.jpg\|The guts of a Centurion on a bed in Doctor [[Wilker]]'s lab {{OS\|Baltar's Escape}}.
	</gallery>		</gallery>