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[[Caprica City]] resident [[Jane Contos]] also compared it to the same monster. (''[[The Caprican]]'': "[[Suspicious Activity on Graystone Property]]") | [[Caprica City]] resident [[Jane Contos]] also compared it to the same monster. (''[[The Caprican]]'': "[[Suspicious Activity on Graystone Property]]") | ||
According to ''[[The Caprican]]'' | According to ''[[The Caprican]]''{{'|s}} [[Ralston Sinclair]], "every building looks like a [[temple]]." (''[[The Caprican]]'': "[[Gemenon: The (Evil) Twin of Caprica]]") | ||
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Revision as of 16:36, 2 June 2021
Oranu was the capital of the planet Gemenon. (The Caprican: "Gemenon: The (Evil) Twin of Caprica", CAP: Serge's Twitter)[1][2]
Amanda Graystone compared the U-87 Cylon prototype to a movie monster that trampled the city.(CAP: "Rebirth").
Caprica City resident Jane Contos also compared it to the same monster. (The Caprican: "Suspicious Activity on Graystone Property")
According to The Caprican's Ralston Sinclair, "every building looks like a temple." (The Caprican: "Gemenon: The (Evil) Twin of Caprica")
Notes
- The Quantum Mechanix product Battlestar Galactica Map Of The 12 Colonies also notes that the capital of Gemenon is Oranu. However due its "quasi-canon" nature[3], this is subject to future revision.
References
- ↑ Sinclair, Ralston (24 Aprilis YR42). Gemenon: The (Evil) Twin of Caprica (backup available on Archive.org) . Retrieved on 10 November 2011.
- ↑ Graystone, Serge (15 March 2010). Twitter / @SergeGraystone: Gemenon: Oranu, Virgon: Bo ... (backup available on Archive.org) . Retrieved on 15 January 2011.
- ↑ Anders, Charlie Jane (24 January 2010). Detailed Map Of Battlestar Galactica's Twelve Colonies (backup available on Archive.org) . Retrieved on 29 January 2011.