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The '''nano-cybrid''' is a curious substance created by [[Belial]] and a faction of | The '''nano-cybrid''' is a curious substance created by [[Belial]] and a faction of {{alt|Cylons|TOS-DE|Cylon}} "infidels." | ||
A Colonial scouting patrol on the planet of [[Burania]] finds the substance on the bodies of several [[Centurion (TOS)|Centurions]] in a wrecked [[Basestar (TOS)|basestar]] ( | A Colonial scouting patrol on the planet of [[Burania]] finds the substance on the bodies of several [[Centurion (TOS)|Centurions]] in a wrecked [[Basestar (TOS)|basestar]] ({{comics|apocalypse|1}}). | ||
According to Dr. | According to Dr. {{alt|Wilker|TOS-DE}}, the nano-cybrid is a combination of genetic engineering and nanotechology designed to revert the now-robotic Cylon race back to its reptiloid form. | ||
The nano-cybrid feeds on Cylon energy, the [[wavelon]]s that consist of the Cylon's machine consciousness, which triggers a transformation of the substance and any nearby matter to form an organic reptiloid tissue that is similar to the living Cylons of old. | The nano-cybrid feeds on Cylon energy, the [[wavelon]]s that consist of the Cylon's machine consciousness, which triggers a transformation of the substance and any nearby matter to form an organic reptiloid tissue that is similar to the living Cylons of old. | ||
The nano-cybrid does not work as designed. Any Cylon that comes in contact with it becomes a larger hulking | The nano-cybrid does not work as designed. Any Cylon that comes in contact with it becomes a larger hulking monstrous chaotic beast. In effect, the nano-cybrid is more of a predator. | ||
[[Abbadon]], an [[IL-series]] Cylon and Viceroy and Regent of [[Tessida]], wants the nano-cybrid completely destroyed. While {{ | [[Abbadon]], an [[IL-series]] Cylon and Viceroy and Regent of [[Tessida]], wants the nano-cybrid completely destroyed. While {{alt|Apollo|TOS-DE}} wants to weaponize the substance, {{alt|Adama|TOS-DE|his father}} has second thoughts on bringing about a type of "apocalypse" in the genocidal destruction of a race, albeit robotic ({{comics|apocalypse|2}}). | ||
The Colonials use the nano-cybrid against the Cylons very effectively, leaving Abbadon no choice other than to destroy the Cylon outpost, destroying the nano-cybrid with him ( | The Colonials use the nano-cybrid against the Cylons very effectively, leaving Abbadon no choice other than to destroy the Cylon outpost, destroying the nano-cybrid with him ({{comics|apocalypse|4}}). | ||
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The nano-cybrid is a curious substance created by Belial and a faction of Cylon "infidels."
A Colonial scouting patrol on the planet of Burania finds the substance on the bodies of several Centurions in a wrecked basestar (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse #1).
According to Dr. Wilker, the nano-cybrid is a combination of genetic engineering and nanotechology designed to revert the now-robotic Cylon race back to its reptiloid form.
The nano-cybrid feeds on Cylon energy, the wavelons that consist of the Cylon's machine consciousness, which triggers a transformation of the substance and any nearby matter to form an organic reptiloid tissue that is similar to the living Cylons of old.
The nano-cybrid does not work as designed. Any Cylon that comes in contact with it becomes a larger hulking monstrous chaotic beast. In effect, the nano-cybrid is more of a predator.
Abbadon, an IL-series Cylon and Viceroy and Regent of Tessida, wants the nano-cybrid completely destroyed. While Apollo wants to weaponize the substance, his father has second thoughts on bringing about a type of "apocalypse" in the genocidal destruction of a race, albeit robotic (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse #2).
The Colonials use the nano-cybrid against the Cylons very effectively, leaving Abbadon no choice other than to destroy the Cylon outpost, destroying the nano-cybrid with him (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse #4).