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Starting from the Ground, it seems like every new civilization we meet on The 100 gets slightly more futuristic and even more twisted. It makes sense that Bardo is the last...
- The Maze Runner
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- The Maze Runner
- Early History
- Bardoans
- Residents
- Underground Shelter
- Notes and Trivia
The Bardoans were extraterrestrial giants who destroyed their planet, implying that they were at war with each other. They built an underground structure to survive before eventually going extinct. According to Anders, they were wiped out by Gen-9, and turned into crystal giants. They left behind logs referring to their use of the Anomaly Stone and...
The native Bardoans were a 10-foot tall alien race that had previously inhabited Bardo. They had very advanced technology that the Disciples later made use of, and were users of the Anomaly Stone. Like the humans on Earth, the Bardoans destroyed their own planet, causing it to become uninhabitable and have an unbreathable atmosphere. They had to bu...
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1. Bardoans † 2. Second Dawn members † 3. Disciples 3.1. Conductor Doucette † 3.2. Bellamy Blake † 3.3. Bill Cadogan † 3.4. Anders † 3.5. Levitt 3.6. Shoana (Transcended) 3.7. Hayden (Transcended) 3.8. Cameron (Transcended) 3.9. Lorenza (Transcended) 3.10. Zora (Transcended) 3.11. Kwame (Transcended) 3.12. Miss Haggerman (Transcended) 3.13. Kim (Transcended) 3.14. Sean (Transcended) 3.15. Eleven Disciples † 3.16. Captain Meredith † 3.17. Scar † 3.18. Kirsch † 3.19. Conductor Corbett † 3.20. V...
This underground shelter was built by the native Bardoan race, due to the destruction of their planet that was left uninhabitable. Their planet's atmosphere was so polluted that they were forced to build forests underground in order to breathe, even they used the technology to create rainfall. This underground shelter is the only location on Bardo....
Due to planet's very distant location or possibly the presence of the Anomaly or the worse atmospheric conditions, the communication signal is very weak. It can also be due to the time dilation.Compared to the soldiers of Sanctum and Children of Gabriel, the Disciples from Bardo use highly advanced technology, judging by their weapons and armor.Time runs faster on Bardo compared to Sanctum but slower than on Skyring as confirmed by a Disciple in "Hesperides." Gabriel Santiagosuggests that a year on Skyring is only a few days on Bardo.Jun 17, 2020 · [WARNING: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for The 100 Season 7 Episode 5, “Welcome to Bardo.”] At last, we’re getting answers on where Octavia (Marie Avgeropoulos) went and what ...
The Temporal Anomaly, often shortened to the Anomaly, (also called the Bridge) is a wormhole and a transit system that connects Sanctum, Skyring, Bardo, Nakara, Etherea, and Earth in the Milky Way Galaxy, while there are countless worlds in the Universe connected by the Anomaly.
Jun 19, 2020 · The 100 finally delivered answers to some major questions about Octavia and the Anomaly that have been lingering since the middle of Season 6, but “Welcome to Bardo” also added some new layers...
Jun 20, 2020 · The 100 season 7, episode 5 has positioned Anders, the leader of the Disciples on the planet of Bardo, as the real villain for the season. Going into season 7, there were several big plot threads left open for the main conflict, but it wasn’t clear which would be the main storyline or antagonist.
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The world-building of all things Anomaly Stone meets a judicious reveal of events across time to make a near-perfect episode on Bardo. This THE 100 review contains spoilers.
