Cylon homeworld - Revision history

JubalHarshaw: now a redirect to The Colony

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	The '''Cylon homeworld''' is the planet which the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] established as their main base after rebelling against the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)\|Twelve Colonies]]. The Cylons presumably leave for this world after the armistice that ended the [[Cylon War]] ([[Miniseries]]).

	The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld, by using the [[Armistice Station]] as a reference. The station was apparently built at the [[Armistice Line]] which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]).

	The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[humanoid Cylon]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.

	~~== Notes ==~~
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	*When Ron D. Moore was questioned why the "Cylon POV episode", "[[Downloaded]]", took place on Cylon-occupied Caprica instead of the Cylon homeworld in an interview with [http://www.nowplayingmag.com/content/view/3206/2/ Now Playing Magazine] on February 23, 2006, he stated that the series will probably not show that planet any time in the forseeable future, explaining that:

	::"That episode ("Downloaded") will not have that, and we still don’t have any plans to do that...My instinct is kind of not to go there. I feel like I don’t have a great clear vision of it; at this point if we tried to do something there it would look very familiar and not as interesting as it is in your imagination."

	:Moore goes on to say that he felt it was more exciting when left to the imagination, because "It still has to be a place where bipedal creatures can walk around and do things": Presumably, it has to be able to support the humanoid Cylons, who are near-human enough that their home environment would be fairly similar to a human one, and not drastically exotic.

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	The '''Cylon homeworld''' is the planet which the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] established as their main base after rebelling against the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)\|Twelve Colonies]]. The Cylons presumably leave for this world after the armistice that ended the [[Cylon War]] ([[Miniseries]]).		The '''Cylon homeworld''' is the planet which the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] established as their main base after rebelling against the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)\|Twelve Colonies]]. The Cylons presumably leave for this world after the armistice that ended the [[Cylon War]] ([[Miniseries]]).

InterBot: robot Adding: de:Heimatwelt der Zylonen

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
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	*When Ron D. Moore was questioned why the "Cylon POV episode", "[[Downloaded]]", took place on Cylon-occupied Caprica instead of the Cylon homeworld in an interview with [http://www.nowplayingmag.com/content/view/3206/2/ Now Playing Magazine] on February 23, 2006, he stated that the series will probably not show that planet any time in the forseeable future, explaining that:		*When Ron D. Moore was questioned why the "Cylon POV episode", "[[Downloaded]]", took place on Cylon-occupied Caprica instead of the Cylon homeworld in an interview with [http://www.nowplayingmag.com/content/view/3206/2/ Now Playing Magazine] on February 23, 2006, he stated that the series will probably not show that planet any time in the forseeable future, explaining that:

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	:Moore goes on to say that he felt it was more exciting when left to the imagination, because "It still has to be a place where bipedal creatures can walk around and do things": Presumably, it has to be able to support the humanoid Cylons, who are near-human enough that their home environment would be fairly similar to a human one, and not drastically exotic.		:Moore goes on to say that he felt it was more exciting when left to the imagination, because "It still has to be a place where bipedal creatures can walk around and do things": Presumably, it has to be able to support the humanoid Cylons, who are near-human enough that their home environment would be fairly similar to a human one, and not drastically exotic.

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	The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld, by using the [[Armistice Station]] as a reference. The station was apparently built at the [[Armistice Line]] which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]).		The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld, by using the [[Armistice Station]] as a reference. The station was apparently built at the [[Armistice Line]] which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]).

	The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[~~Humanoid~~ Cylon]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.		The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[humanoid Cylon]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

InterBot: Robot: Automated text replacement (-Cylon agent +Humanoid Cylon)

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Robot: Automated text replacement (-Cylon agent +Humanoid Cylon)

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	The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld, by using the [[Armistice Station]] as a reference. The station was apparently built at the [[Armistice Line]] which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]).		The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld, by using the [[Armistice Station]] as a reference. The station was apparently built at the [[Armistice Line]] which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]).

	The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[Cylon ~~agent~~]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.		The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[Humanoid Cylon]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Serenity at 20:52, 21 January 2007

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	The '''Cylon homeworld''' is the planet which the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] established as their main base after rebelling against the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)\|Twelve Colonies]]. The Cylons presumably leave for this world ~~with~~ the ~~[[Armistice Station\|~~armistice~~]] of~~ the [[Cylon War]] ([[Miniseries]]).		The '''Cylon homeworld''' is the planet which the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] established as their main base after rebelling against the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)\|Twelve Colonies]]. The Cylons presumably leave for this world after the armistice that ended the [[Cylon War]] ([[Miniseries]]).

	The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld ~~([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]])~~, by using the Armistice Station as a reference. The station was apparently built at ~~a border in space~~ which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle.		The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld, by using the [[Armistice Station]] as a reference. The station was apparently built at the [[Armistice Line]] which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]).

	The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[Cylon agent]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.		The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[Cylon agent]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.

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	:Moore goes on to say that he felt it was more exciting when left to the imagination, because "It still has to be a place where bipedal creatures can walk around and do things": Presumably, it has to be able to support the humanoid Cylons, who are near-human enough that their home environment would be fairly similar to a human one, and not drastically exotic.		:Moore goes on to say that he felt it was more exciting when left to the imagination, because "It still has to be a place where bipedal creatures can walk around and do things": Presumably, it has to be able to support the humanoid Cylons, who are near-human enough that their home environment would be fairly similar to a human one, and not drastically exotic.

	*Recently, in Now Playing Magazine, Moore is quoted, "another major thing that’s going to happen in the third season is we’re going to do an ongoing Cylon story where we’re going to be cutting over to the Cylon world for the first time and running a complete arc within the Cylon." [http://www.nowplayingmag.com/content/view/3300/2/] The exact meaning of this is unclear, as 'world' can mean 'planet' or 'viewpoint'.

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John-1107 at 23:22, 10 October 2006

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	The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]), by using the Armistice Station as a reference. The station was apparently built at a border in space which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle.		The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]), by using the Armistice Station as a reference. The station was apparently built at a border in space which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle.

	The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon ~~Homeworld~~ for [[Cylon agent]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.		The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[Cylon agent]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	The '''Cylon homeworld''' is the planet which the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] established as their main base after rebelling against the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)\|Twelve Colonies]]. The Cylons presumably leave for this world ~~with~~ the ~~[[Armistice Station\|~~armistice~~]] of~~ the [[Cylon War]] ([[Miniseries]]).		The '''Cylon homeworld''' is the planet which the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] established as their main base after rebelling against the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)\|Twelve Colonies]]. The Cylons presumably leave for this world after the armistice that ended the [[Cylon War]] ([[Miniseries]]).

	The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld ~~([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]])~~, by using the Armistice Station as a reference. The station was apparently built at ~~a border in space~~ which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle.		The Colonials estimate the general location of the Cylon homeworld, by using the [[Armistice Station]] as a reference. The station was apparently built at the [[Armistice Line]] which the Colonials agreed to never cross, and behind which the Cylons would settle ([[The Hand of God (RDM)\|The Hand of God]]).

	The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[Cylon agent]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.		The escaping [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] and the Twelve Colonies are too far away from the Cylon homeworld for [[Cylon agent]]s or Raiders to resurrect. As a result, the Cylons built several [[Resurrection Ship]]s, which would serve as safety nets for Cylons located outside of downloading range during and after the attack.