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'''''Omega-Monthu''''' is [[Baltar (1980 alternate)|Baltar]]'s [[basestar (TOS)|basestar]]. | '''''Omega-Monthu''''' is [[Baltar (1980 alternate)|Baltar]]'s [[basestar (TOS)|basestar]]. | ||
Aboard this ship, he pursues ''[[Galactica (1980 alternate)|Galactica]]'' and her [[The Fleet (TOS)|Fleet]] to [[Earth (1980 alternate)|Earth]]. Having not attacked the Fleet in numerous [[yahren]], Baltar is able to lull the Fleet into a false sense of security, allowing this eventuality to transpire. | Aboard this ship, he pursues ''[[Galactica (1980 alternate)|Galactica]]'' and her [[The Fleet (TOS)|Fleet]] to [[Earth (1980 alternate)|Earth]]. Having not attacked the Fleet in numerous [[yahren]]s, Baltar is able to lull the Fleet into a false sense of security, allowing this eventuality to transpire. | ||
From this basestar, he and his aide, [[Lucifer (1980 | From this basestar, he and his aide, [[Lucifer (1980)|Lucifer]], launch an [[Battle of Earth|attack]] against the Thirteenth Colony and the remaining Fleet ({{comics|1980|1}}—{{comics|1980|4|short=y}}). However, the tide turns on the Cylons, as Commander [[Troykus Adama]] integrates Earth's nuclear warhead technology into all the remaining Fleet ships—including the {{TOS|Viper}}s. Adama himself kamikazes his [[Troy Adama|grandson]]'s Viper into ''Omega-Monthu'', destroying it and, it is assumed, killing Baltar and Lucifer in the process ({{comics|1980|4}}). | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* This basestar is not named until | * This basestar is not named until {{comics|1980|4}}. | ||
[[Category:A to Z]] | [[Category:A to Z]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:53, 26 September 2021
Omega-Monthu is Baltar's basestar.
Aboard this ship, he pursues Galactica and her Fleet to Earth. Having not attacked the Fleet in numerous yahrens, Baltar is able to lull the Fleet into a false sense of security, allowing this eventuality to transpire.
From this basestar, he and his aide, Lucifer, launch an attack against the Thirteenth Colony and the remaining Fleet (Galactica 1980 #1—#4). However, the tide turns on the Cylons, as Commander Troykus Adama integrates Earth's nuclear warhead technology into all the remaining Fleet ships—including the Vipers. Adama himself kamikazes his grandson's Viper into Omega-Monthu, destroying it and, it is assumed, killing Baltar and Lucifer in the process (Galactica 1980 #4).
Notes
- This basestar is not named until Galactica 1980 #4.