Adama

Adama is the name of Galactica's commanding officer and spiritual leader in the Original Series, and the surname of Galactica's commander and his family in the Re-imagined Series.

From the Original Series

• Commander Adama, military leader, patriarch, President of the Quorum of Twelve, and commander of the battlestar Galactica's.
• Adama's Medallion, a medallion given to members of the Quorum of Twelve, which permits access to the Tomb of the Ninth Lord of Kobol.
• Adama's quarters, the place where Adama holds his meetings with members of his crew, in addition to where he rests.

From Galactica 1980

• Commander Adama, military leader, patriarch, President of the Quorum of Twelve, and commander of the battlestar Galactica (30 years later)

From the 2003 Video Game

• Lt. William "Husker" Adama, orphaned Viper pilot on Galactica in a separate continuity from either Original or Re-imagined Series.

From the Re-Imagined Series and Caprica

The Adama family

• Admiral William Adama, commanding officer of the battlestar Galactica.
• Lee Adama, Galactica's former CAG, in addition to being the last commander of Pegasus. Brother of Zak and son of William and Carolanne Adama.
• Zak Adama (deceased), brother of Lee and son of William and Carolanne Adama.
• Carolanne Adama, wife of William, mother of Zak and Lee.
• Joseph Adama, father of William.
• Shannon Adama, mother of William.
• Sam Adama, brother to Joseph.
• Tamara Adama, sister of William.
• William Adama, grandfather to William "Husker" Adama.

Other

• Adamarama, the nickname used by Esai Morales, as well as other cast and crew members, for the Caprica first season episode, "The Dirteaters."
• Adamastache, a nickname for the mustache Adama has in the beginning of Season 3.
• Adama Glare, a well-known look of anger experienced by various Galactica crew members.

From the Dynamite Comics

• Troy Adama, the Warrior known as "Boxey" from the Galactica 1980 comic mini-series.
• Troykus Adama, Galactica's commander depicted in the Galactica 1980 comic book mini-series.
• Zak Adama, a Returner.

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Original Series definition: an all-purpose term for Colonial soldier and Viper pilot (see: Warrior)