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| {{disambiguation|Rising Star|other subjects with the same name}} | | {{disambiguation|Rising Star|other subjects with the same name}} |
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| |caption=''Rising Star'' depicted in {{comics|marvel|2}}.
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| '''''Rising Star''''' is a civilian pleasure liner of the {{alt|Twelve Colonies of Man}}. In the aftermath of the {{alt|Battle of Cimtar}}, the ship holds refugees fleeing the Cylon tyranny in the {{alt|the Fleet|TOS|rag-tag fugitive fleet}}. | | '''''Rising Star''''' is a civilian pleasure liner of the {{alt|Twelve Colonies of Man}}. In the aftermath of the {{alt|Battle of Cimtar}}, the ship holds refugees fleeing the Cylon tyranny in the {{alt|the Fleet|TOS|rag-tag fugitive fleet}}. |
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| == In the separate continuity ==
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| === Berkley Novelizations ===
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| {{Separate continuity|universe=TOS|cont=Berkley Novelizations}}
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| '''''Rising Star''''' is a civilian vessel within [[the Fleet (TOS-BN)|the Fleet]] that operates casino facilities. The ship serves as a destination for gambling and entertainment, where individuals can accumulate debts in [[Cubit (TOS)|cubits]] that exceed their credit accounts.<ref name="STG121">{{cite book|last=Larson|first=Glen A.|coauthors=[[Robert Thurston|Thurston, Robert]]|authorlink=Glen A. Larson|title=[[Surrender the Galactica!]]|publisher=Ace Books|month=January|year=1988|pages=121}}</ref>
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| The ship's casino operations are significant enough that those who "get in a bit over their heads" owing "the casino more cubits than our credit account showed" may need to "skip out" rather quickly to avoid consequences.<ref name="STG121" /> This has led to the ''Rising Star'' serving as a source of refugees who flee to other ships in the Fleet to escape their gambling debts, with some seeking sanctuary aboard vessels like ''[[Broadside (TOS-BN)|Broadside]]'' where they can hide from Fleet authorities.<ref name="STG121" />
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| ''Broadside''<nowiki/>'s Captain [[Ironhand (TOS-BN)|Ironhand]] notes that many of his crew come from "trouble" and that some are "fugitives from justice who've heard this is a safe ship for escapees from anything," including those fleeing gambling debts from ''Rising Star''.<ref name="STG121" />
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| == Marvel Comics == | | == Marvel Comics == |
| ''Rising Star'' is a pleasure liner under [[Sire]] {{alt|Uri}}'s command and ownership. During the exodus, he has food freighted to ''Rising Star'' from his private estate for him and guests, primarily women and people of influence. During the flight from the Colonies, he has various persons transported to other lesser ships in the fleet, such as the freighter ''{{TOS|Gemini}}''. Upon discovering this, Captain {{alt|Apollo|TOS}} has the food seized and distributed to the less fortunate, particularly in the face of reduced food stores due to [[pluton poisoning]].
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| {{alt|Serina}} and {{alt|Boxey}} have billets aboard ''Rising Star'', and Dr. {{alt|Wilker}} has a maintenance lab aboard where he develops the first robotic [[daggit]], [[Muffey II]] {{comics|marvel|2}}.
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| == Dynamite Entertainment comics ==
| | ''Rising Star'' is a pleasure liner under [[Sire]] {{alt|Uri}}'s command and ownership. During the exodus, he has food freighted to ''Rising Star'' from his private estate for him and guests, primarily women and people of influence. During the flight from the Colonies, he has various persons transported to other lesser ships in the fleet, such as the freighter ''{{TOS|Gemini}}''. Upon discovering this, Captain {{alt|Apollo|TOS}} has the food seized and distributed to the less fortune, particularly in the face of reduced food stores due to [[pluton poisoning]]. |
| [[File:BSG - Counterstrike - Rising Star with Parrin's Harvester.png|thumb|[[Parrin]]'s [[Harvester]] attached to ''{{alt|Rising Star|TOS-DE}}'' ({{comics|classic|4}}).]]
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| After entering the [[Empyrean Expanse]] sometime circa [[7358 (TOS-RH)|7358]], ''Rising Star'' is hijacked by the [[Okaati]] with the entirety of [[The Fleet (TOS-DE alternate)|the Fleet]]'s civilian ships. Among those aboard are Colonel [[Tigh (TOS-DE alternate)|Tigh]], Lieutenant [[Starbuck (TOS-DE alternate)|Starbuck]], and [[Cassiopeia (TOS-DE alternate)|Cassiopeia]] and the Okaati [[Grust]], who has a change of heart and aids the Colonials in fighting back against their hijackers. As with the other ships, ''Rising Star'' is brought to land inside a large crater on [[Gehenna Prime]] to await redemption by the [[Cylons (TOS-DE alternate)|Cylons]], [[Battle at Gehenna Prime|who are subsequently thwarted]] {{Comics|classic|3|5}}.
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| ==References==
| | {{alt|Serina}} and {{alt|Boxey}} have billets aboard ''Rising Star'', and Dr. {{alt|Wilker}} has a maintenance lab aboard where he develops the first robotic [[daggit]], [[Muffey II]] ({{comics|marvel|2}}). |
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