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Cylon databases speak of the prototype Hybrid, a failed experiment which may still exist. [[William Adama]] encounters what appears to be this hybrid near the end of the first Cylon War, who is able to place a [[projection]] into Adama's mind, and repeats the mantra that "all this has happened before..." | |||
Much later, [[Kendra Shaw]] encounters this hybrid on a base ship crewed by [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005]] units (or similar.) Unlike the later version Hybrids, this one speaks coherently in the voice of an old man. He says to her, "What am I? A man? Or am I a machine? My children believe I am a god." and demonstrates prophetic knowledge about Shaw and [[Kara Thrace]]. | |||
Revision as of 06:00, 25 November 2007
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| Introduced | Razor | ||||
| Death | Razor | ||||
| Role | Cylon basestar central computer | ||||
| Portrayed by | Campbell Lane | ||||
Cylon databases speak of the prototype Hybrid, a failed experiment which may still exist. William Adama encounters what appears to be this hybrid near the end of the first Cylon War, who is able to place a projection into Adama's mind, and repeats the mantra that "all this has happened before..."
Much later, Kendra Shaw encounters this hybrid on a base ship crewed by Cylon Centurion Model 0005 units (or similar.) Unlike the later version Hybrids, this one speaks coherently in the voice of an old man. He says to her, "What am I? A man? Or am I a machine? My children believe I am a god." and demonstrates prophetic knowledge about Shaw and Kara Thrace.