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	Cyrus is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
	Cyrus is an Original Series Cylon
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Cyrus, or Cy, is a Cylon Centurion rebuilt by Starbuck to keep him from being lonely after he is separated from the Colonial Fleet.

At first, Cy attempts to kill Starbuck, but the Colonial Warrior's charm (and weapons) help Cy to change his mind.

Cy fights off other Centurions after Starbuck helped Angela and her child leave the planet in a makeshift rescue boat. The robot, understanding the concept of friendship, sacrifices himself to save Starbuck ^{(1980: "The Return of Starbuck")}.

Notes

Cyrus is the only Centurion to have been voiced by a different actor during the production history of the Original Series and its spin-off.
Attempts at integrating Cyrus into the Original Series separate continuity materials include brief appearances in Maximum Press and Realm Press' issues, in storylines that are left dangling due to the dissolution of those companies following Cyrus' appearances.

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 '''Cyrus''', or '''Cy''', is a [[Centurion (TOS)|Cylon Centurion]] rebuilt by [[Starbuck (1980)|Starbuck]] to keep him from being lonely after he is separated from the [[The Fleet (TOS)|Colonial Fleet]].
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 At first, Cy attempts to kill Starbuck, but the [[Colonial Warrior]]'s charm (and weapons) help Cy to change his mind.
-Cy fights off other Centurions after Starbuck helped  [[Angela]] and her [[Doctor Zee|child]] leave the planet in a makeshift rescue boat. The robot, understanding the concept of friendship, sacrifices himself to save Starbuck {{G80|The Return of Starbuck}}.
+Cy fights off other Centurions after Starbuck helped [[Angela]] and her [[Doctor Zee|child]] leave the planet in a makeshift rescue boat. The robot, understanding the concept of friendship, sacrifices himself to save Starbuck {{G80|The Return of Starbuck}}.
-==Comic book appearance==
+== Notes ==
-Cyrus is the subject of his own short-lived comic from [[Maximum Press]] entitled ''[[The Rebirth of Cy, Part 1]]''. Ignoring the continuity from ''[[Galactica 1980]]'', he is known as {{inlineref|Cylon 8765}} who experiences a malfunction after his [[Raider (TOS)|Raider]] encounters an [[ion storm]]. After being rescued by [[Base Ship 127]], he begins to question the objectives of the [[Cylon Empire]] and believes that the extermination of the human species is wrong. He hopes to ask the human [[Warrior]] they had captured, who turns out to be {{alt|Starbuck|TOS}}. However, as there is no continuation of this story, Cy's fate in the Maximum Press storyline remains unknown.
+* Cyrus is the only Centurion to have been voiced by a different actor during the production history of the Original Series and its spin-off.
+* Attempts at [[Cyrus (alternate)|integrating Cyrus into the Original Series separate continuity materials]] include brief appearances in [[Maximum Press]] and [[Realm Press]]' issues, in storylines that are left dangling due to the dissolution of those companies following Cyrus' appearances.
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