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- English or a language portrayed in English is the universally understood standard language; in the Twelve Colonies, it is known as Caprican (CAP: "Blowback"), although other sources state the Colonial language originates from Virgon.
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Apr 30, 2017 · Language in Battlestar Galactica have terms whose origins are a curiosity due to chronology or uniqueness to the real-world Earth that likely wouldn't have a parallel of the same name in the Twelve Colonies.
Official language: Caprican [1] Other languages: Old Gemenese, Tauron, Leonese. Historical overview. Founding document: Articles of Colonization. Formed: During the Cylon War. Dissolved: Fall of the Twelve Colonies Remnant dissolved upon the settling of the second Earth.
Real-world criticism. Battlestar Galactica was criticized by Melor Sturua in the Soviet newspaper Izvestia. He saw an analogy between the fictional Colonial/Cylon negotiations and the US/Soviet SALT talks and accused the series of being inspired by anti-Soviet hysteria.
Feb 24, 2024 · During the Fall of the Colonies, Ragnar was used as cover by the battlestar Galactica, and later her fleet, after escaping the destruction of Caprica. It would be the last world of the Cyrannian system that most of the surviving Colonials would lay eyes on.
The Colonial Fleet and Colonial Fleet Reserve were the naval arm of the military of the United Colonies of Kobol. Founded during the Cylon War, where the military forces of each of the Twelve Worlds were integrated under a new federation. The primary role of the Colonial Fleet in peace time was...
All Battlestar Galactica productions share the premise that in a distant part of the universe, a human civilization has extended to a group of planets known as the Twelve Colonies, to which they have migrated from their ancestral homeworld of Kobol.
Under the command of Adama on the Galactica, they head into deep space, searching for the Thirteenth Tribe of Man who are "on a shining planet known as Earth." The Cylons move into the Colonial worlds. While rounding up prisoners, they discover that surviving Colonials have fled to the stars.
