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'''Vulpa''' is a [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] [[Command Centurion]] | '''Vulpa''' is a [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] [[Command Centurion]] commanding the [[Ravashol pulsar]], a large energy-based weapon on the ice planet [[Arcta]] which becomes a lethal danger to [[The Fleet (TOS)|the Fleet]]. | ||
Vulpa tasks his pilots with the abduction of a [[Colonial Warrior]] from | Detecting the rag-tag fugitive fleet, Vulpa tasks his pilots with the abduction of a [[Colonial Warrior]] from ''{{TOS|Galactica}}''. Forcing the cadet to crash land on the surface of Arcta, these pilots manage to return with Cadet [[Cree]], whom he interrogates. | ||
As he suspects that Cree has provided [[Wikipedia:misinformation|misinformation]] during his interrogation, Vulpa subjects him to a [[brain probe]], and has Cree thrown into a [[cold cell]] {{OS|The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I}}. | |||
Vulpa | During the assault on the pulsar and the Cylons' garrison, Vulpa enters the pulsar firing station and kills [[Leda]]. After this act, Vulpa is subsequently destroyed by [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]] {{OS|The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II}}. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
*Evidently, Vulpa was present at the [[Battle of Cimtar]]. | *Evidently, Vulpa was present at the [[Battle of Cimtar]], due to his comments about ''[[Columbia (TOS)|Columbia]]'' being destroyed at that battle. | ||
*He was | *He was intended to be a recurring character, but was killed off in order for Baltar to be a larger threat to the Fleet in the series' development. | ||
*The actor that portrays Vulpa is uncredited in this episode. | *The actor that portrays Vulpa is uncredited in this episode. | ||
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| Introduced | The Gun on Ice Planet Zero | |
| Death | Destroyed by Starbuck | |
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Vulpa is a Cylon Command Centurion commanding the Ravashol pulsar, a large energy-based weapon on the ice planet Arcta which becomes a lethal danger to the Fleet.
Detecting the rag-tag fugitive fleet, Vulpa tasks his pilots with the abduction of a Colonial Warrior from Galactica. Forcing the cadet to crash land on the surface of Arcta, these pilots manage to return with Cadet Cree, whom he interrogates.
As he suspects that Cree has provided misinformation during his interrogation, Vulpa subjects him to a brain probe, and has Cree thrown into a cold cell (TOS: "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I").
During the assault on the pulsar and the Cylons' garrison, Vulpa enters the pulsar firing station and kills Leda. After this act, Vulpa is subsequently destroyed by Starbuck (TOS: "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II").
Notes
- Evidently, Vulpa was present at the Battle of Cimtar, due to his comments about Columbia being destroyed at that battle.
- He was intended to be a recurring character, but was killed off in order for Baltar to be a larger threat to the Fleet in the series' development.
- The actor that portrays Vulpa is uncredited in this episode.
