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Omega (alternate)

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This article covers the various depictions of Omega from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.

Omega
Omega
Omega as depicted in Dynamite's Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 #11.

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Omega is a Cylon
Omega is a Final Five Cylon
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Omega is an Original Series Cylon
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Omega in the primary continuity
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Dynamite Entertainment comics

Sergeant Omega is a crew member often stationed next to the Commander's station in Galactica's core command during and beyond the Battle of Cimtar, who is solely responsible for disseminating information to the commanding officer, either Colonel Tigh or Commander Adama.

Amongst his duties, Omega's been an officer of the watch during blue shift (Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 #6).

Omega participates in the command conferences as recorder for such meetings. In one such meeting, he voices his support for standard scientific methods, such as the Radiotelegraph probe (Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo #1).