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Heroes of the Cylon

"Hero of the Cylon" is the honorary title given to Sharon Valerii and Caprica-Six after their successful missions of espionage, sabotage, genocide and attempted murder. Their two missions resulted in the successful destruction and occupation of the Twelve Colonies, as well as the damage and terror strewn among its fleeing survivors .
As she helps Caprica-Six adjust after her download into a new body, a Number Three congratulates her on this honor as they watch the occupying Cylons on clean up and rebuild a city for their use.
Later, Caprica-Six and Valerii realize that the honor also poses a danger; their status as heroes have marked the two humanoid Cylons as being too unique among their models, and highlight their prolonged exposure to and respective romantic involvements with humans Gaius Baltar and Galen TyrolAlthough Tyrol comes to realize, that he is one of the Final Five Cylons, the Significant Seven are unaware of this., respectively. Three suggests that if Valerii (and likewise Caprica-Six, too) does not accept her true nature as a Cylon and abandon her emotional attachments to her former human life, her consciousness will eventually be boxed. Caprica-Six is also tipped off to this problem by a projection of Gaius Baltar whom only she can see and hear .
Caprica-Six and Valerii avert boxing by successfully persuading the Cylons to change their plan to replace humanity on the former worlds of the Twelve Colonies, and instead seek out the surviving fragment of humanity to care for them as parents would their children. After approximately a year, the Cylon fleet detects and investigates the radiation signature of a nuclear explosion, leading them to discover most of the Colonials settled on a new world.
Accompanied by a Number Five, the heroes of the Cylon receive the unconditional surrender of the Colonies from President Baltar (TRS: "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II").
While the former "Boomer" Valerii eventually renounces her emotional ties to humanity, deciding that it was wrong to try to unite Cylons and humans, Caprica-Six continues to attempt to balance her duties as a Cylon with her love of Gaius Baltar and the safety and well-being of the "first of the new generation of God's children," Hera Agathon. Caprica-Six is eventually successful, while Valerii meets a bad end .
==Notes==
*This is not the only time that the term "Cylon" is used as a collective term. In "Occupation," a Number Six states that "a majority of the Cylon felt that the slaughter of mankind had been a mistake."
*Demand Peace also uses this phrasing. Royan Jahee says that he wants "Peace with the Cylon," and the suicide bomber on Daru Mozu declares that "(if) my sacrifice sends a signal to the Cylon that brings peace, then it was worth it" .
*It is somewhat odd that Valerii was considered a "hero" despite the fact that Adama ultimately survived her attempt on his life.
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Herschel

Herschel is a deckhand aboard .
== Notes ==
*Herschel is mentioned by Chief Tyrol when he addresses his crew right before Kara Thrace arrives to take Diana Seelix to pilot training, but not clearly identified.
*Herschel may be named after William Herschel, a famous astronomer.
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Hex

"Hex" is the callsign of a Viper pilot assigned to the Primus squadron. He is assigned to Viper 6231NC.
The character is first mentioned by Anastasia Dualla in "Maelstrom" as being dispatched alongside Brendan Costanza as backup for Captain Kara Thrace and Major as they chase a Cylon Heavy Raider, which Thrace claims to see, through the atmosphere of a gas giant. Hex is mentioned again in "The Son Also Rises".
==Notes==
*A hex is an evil spell or curse meant to cause misfortune.
*Hex's Viper tail number and squadron assignment are from this photo.
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Hightail

Hightail is a aboard .
They are attached to Blue Team during their recon probe of a Storm Zone, and reports experiencing the dreams of ( & ).
During the battle later known as Adama's Gambit, Hightail's Viper is destroyed as the pursuing Cylon force makes their way through the Storm Front, which enrages Starbuck ().
Hightail is one of the quartet of pilots who are commemorated in a funeral ceremony witnessed by ().
== Notes ==
* During the run of the Volume 2 comic series, Hightail's depiction changes from male ( & as illustrated by Dietrich O. Smith) to female ( as illustrated by Cezar Razek). Therefore, Battlestar Wiki uses the pronouns "they" and "them" to describe the character in light of these incongruous depictions. 
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Hillard

Hillard is a member of Samuel Anders' resistance group on , and a former member of the Caprica Buccaneers pyramid team circa .
He engages in high-altitude training with the Buccaneers during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, summarily witnessing the nuclear bombardment from a distance, and later participating in guerrilla warfare against targets . As the Cylons restore various cities on Caprica, Hillard aids Anders and Jean Barolay in planting a bomb under a Cylon café in Delphi nine months later . 
Following the Resistance's rescue by 's search-and-rescue mission, Hillard integrates into , surviving New Caprica, and later taking part part in the harvesting mission on the algae planet as a civilian member of the marine detachment responsible for protecting the civilian workers. When the Cylons, searching to find entry into the nearby Temple of Five, come across them and attack, Hillard's mardet fends off the Centurion advance and is killed in the firefight . 
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Hilltop

Hilltop is a robot facsimile of a Cylon Centurion created by Spectre, an ambulatory cybernetic sentience that assumes command of the garrison on Antila after ever reptilian Cylon dies as a result of that planet's diseases. 
As with Spectre's other creations, Hilltop is named after an attribute of the planet Antila, however Hilltop outgrows its programing and achieves a state of sentience that disturbs Spectre; Spectre's eventually hopes to disassemble Hilltop in order to determine the nature of Hilltop's uniqueness. 
Eventually, when and Kyle's numerous army of children drive the Cylons off Antila, Spectre orders Hilltop to accompany him to the remaining Cylon ship on Antila. Hilltop refuses, saying that it should stay behind to help his other Cylons; Spectre disconnects its internal power source and leaves with another Centurion facsimile. Unbeknownst to Spectre, Hilltop made modifications upon itself, thus bypassing the wiring that connected the powerpack to its systems. It reactivates and orders Treebark to surrender to the humans on Antila. Hilltop and its fellow Cylon facsimiles instead help the Antilans rebuild their colony, surviving an execution attempt by Kordel in the process (The Young Warriors).
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Hippolyta

Hippolyta is a student of Athena Academy on Caprica in 42YR, and is one of the first students Sister Clarice Willow recruits into the Soldiers of the One. 
Following her recruitment, Hippolyta was present at Monotheist meetings attended by Ben Stark, her boyfriend Pann, and Keon Gatwick , and later aligns with Barnabas Greeley against Willow, as Greeley's radical and violent approach chaffed with Willow's own agenda of Apotheosis .
She bore witness to the confrontation between Willow and Greeley at the Caprica City docks and, at Greeley's behest, participates in the attempted bombing of the Caprica Interplanetary Spaceport with Gatwick, Pann, and Lacy Rand . 
After Willow is bestowed full control of Caprica's STO cells by the Blessed Mother, Willow visited Hippolyta outside her Caprica City apartment the morning after the attempted bombing, having killed Pann earlier that morning. Despite Hippolyta's escape attempt, Olaf Willow subdues her in the alley outside of her residence, leading to her death .
These aforesaid deaths aid Jordan Duram's focus his investigation towards Clarice Willow .
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Hiro Kanagawa

Hiro Kanagawa (born October 13, 1963) is a Japanese-born actor who portrays Cyrus Xander in Caprica.
Born in Sapporo, Japan, Kanagawa was raised in both Canada and the United States. Later, he would make numerous appearances in theater, film, and television, as well as a voice over artist for both anime series and documentaries. Many of these productions are genre series, including The X-Files, Sliders, First Wave (with Sebastian Spence), Smallville, Showtime's revival of The Outer Limits, The Man in the High Castle, and numerous others. In 2015, he portrays the reccuring character of Hachiro Otomo in the Heroes sequel miniseries Heroes Reborn.
In addition to acting, Kanagawa is also a writer, having worked on such shows as Intelligence, Da Vinci's Inquest, and its spin-off Da Vinci's City Hall.
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Hitei Kan

Hitei Kan is a tylium refinery ship in the Fleet.
The vessel is the site of a short-lived, but large labor strike threatening to spill over to other vessels in the Fleet. The strike is later resolved when a union, originally based on New Caprica, is reinstated to aid with worker needs .
The ship's unique radiation signature is used by the Cylons to track the Fleet to the Ionian nebula. The signature is described as "a leak" and, after its discovery, used to lead the Cylons away from the rest of the Fleet . During the Battle of the Ionian Nebula, Hitei Kan gathers near Astral Queen, Zephyr, and Cybele, to escape oncoming Cylon Raiders .
=== Mutiny ===
During the FTL upgrades with Cylon technology the crew of Hitei Kan mutinied, killing one Cylon and two Marines, causing to scramble the MARDET alert team. 
Communications office Louis Hoshi tapped into wireless communications between the refinery ship and Tom Zarek aboard Colonial One, linking Zarek to the takeover. After Zarek is arrested, Admiral Adama succeeds in getting the coordinates of the missing ship and to dispatch more Raptors to return it to the Fleet 
== Notes ==
*Hitei Kan is not identified by name in "Dirty Hands," but only referred to as "refinery ship". However, Chief Tyrol names the ship in a deleted scene. Moreover, it is identified in the episode's script.
*The ship is almost identical to Daru Mozu except that the bridge of Hitei Kan has a neck sticking out from the main hull with wing-like structures going from side to side. What appears to be the bridge that is almost identical to the one on Daru Mozu, which has just the bridge-like structure extending from the main hull.
* In "Home, Part I" a refinery ship is referred to as "refueling tanker," but the configuration of the ship is identical to Daru Mozu and Hitei Kan.
*In "A Disquiet Follows My Soul" as the ship jumps away from the Fleet, Saul Tigh laments of the ship's disappearance "Taking all our fuel with them." Unless this is a continuity error, this may suggest that Hitei Kan is the only tylium ship left within the Fleet, and that Daru Mozu was either abandoned or destroyed, perhaps in the Battle of New Caprica.
** However, in Guess What's Coming to Dinner?, in a scene showing the Rebel Basestar jumping away, both Tylium refinery ships can be seen together in the fleet, suggesting	Colonel Tigh's dialog could have been a continuity error, or suggesting that Daru Mozu is no longer able to refine Tylium for use in the fleet, possibly due to battle damage. The shot can be seen here.
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Image:DirtyHands - Daru Mozu top.jpg|Top view 
Image:RefineryInside.jpg|Inside one of the storage rooms (Dirty Hands).
Image:Rebel_Baseship_Jumps_Away_From_Fleet.png|Daru Mozu and Hitei Kan flying formation with the Fleet.
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Holland

Please choose a specific reference for the term Holland:
* Antony Holland, the actor who portrayed Julius Baltar in the Re-imagined Series episode "Daybreak, Part I".
* Erik Holland, the actor who portrayed a German in the Galactica 1980 episodes, "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II" and "Part III".
* John Holland, the actor who portrayed the Rising Star Maitre d' in the Original Series.
Holly Dignard

Holly Elissa Dignard (born October 1, 1979 in Moncton, New Brunswick) is a Canadian actress.
Dignard has had guest and minor roles in American cable and broadcast television, including Showtime Television's The "L" Word (co-starring Re-imagined Series recurring guest star Lucianna Carro), Stargate SG-1, Stargate: Atlantis, 'The Outer Limits and The Chris Isaak Show.
Dignard played Asha Janik in the Re-imagined Series episode "Epiphanies."
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Holly Eglinton

Holly Eglinton is a Canadian actress, model and dancer from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. She is sometimes credited in movies and/or television as Holly Eglington, a common misspelling of her name. Eglinton appears in the Re-imagined Series finale, "Daybreak, Part II," playing the stripper who tries to entice William Adama into buying a lap dance on .
Eglinton has appeared in numerous Canadian film and TV productions—often, as she does in Battlestar Galactica, portraying a stripper—but is best known as one of the anchors for the online news series Naked News.
Although she was born in Canada, Eglinton has spent quite a few years living in New Zealand. Her exotic look stems from her multicultural mix of Canadian, Kiwi and Greek backgrounds. She is the middle of three sisters, and has one younger brother.
== External Links ==
* Holly Eglinton - official site
Holo

Please choose a specific reference for the term holo:
== Original Series ==
* Holo-cube, a hand-held device in the shape of a cube, used to present photographs in holographic format.
* Holographic imager, a device used Commander to recall visual and audio content.
== Caprica ==
* Holoband, a technology that allows people to enter a virtual world and take command of an avatar.
* Holo Cafe, a place where holobands can connect to the virtual world network.
* Holographic avatar, a virtual representation of a user in the virtual world.
Holo Cafe

Holo Cafe was a chain of establishments on that allowed access to the virtual world provided by the holoband in a restaurant setting.
At least two Holo Cafes were bombed in Caprica City by persons unknown, capturing the attention of the local Global Defense Department office and GDD Director Gara Singh. Though Singh was skeptical, investigating officer, Agent Jordan Duram insisted the bombing was carried out by the monotheist terror group known as Soldiers of the One. .
The destruction of a Holo Cafe caused traffic delays on the 802 Driveway in Caprica City. While no one stepped forward to claim responsibility for the bombings, authorities refused to rule out STO involvement. Viewing news coverage of the bombings, Sister Clarice Willow suspected that the acts were committed by her rival in the STO, Barnabas Greeley, the very same terrorist who ordered the destruction of Maglev Train 23 months earlier .
== Notes ==
*According to the The Caprican, the bombings were committed on Februarius 27 and Martius 9 of YR42. (The Caprican: "BREAKING: Holo Cafe Bombed," "BREAKING NEWS: Another Holo Cafe Bombed")
*The Caprica City Visitors Guide section of The Caprican also described Holo Cafes as a place with "comfy sofas, tasty food and easy access to cyber land - this is not your parent's café. With multiport access and unlimited bandwidth, if you're thirsting for a force greater than caffeine, the Holo-band Café is the place to be." 
*The exterior shot of the Holo Cafe seen in "Gravedancing" is a combination live-action/CGI vista. The real life building is a parkade on Keefer Street between Main and Quebec in Vancouver, BC.http://www.visitcaprica.com/2011/01/episode-4-gravedancing.html
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Holoband

A holoband is a user interface technology that allows for a seemingly fully immersive virtual reality experience in a space known commonly as V-world. Unlike other interfaces, the end-user themselves are implanted into a virtual realm of their choosing, interacting as an avatar of themselves as their bodies are digitized via scanner following the purchase of this device . 
Holobands are worn in front of the eyes and secured on the bridge of the nose and behind the ears, similar to eyeglasses. Real-world sounds and sights can interfere with the experience (CAP: "Know Thy Enemy"), so users must keep their eyes closed .
The device was invented by Daniel Graystone. The success of the technology made Graystone a celebrity scientist, who frequently appeared on television and in other media. An interactive avatar of Graystone in the halls of Graystone Industries appears the first time a holoband is used, providing a simple user's guide and directing the users to popular and legally licensed V-world sites (CAP: "Know Thy Enemy").
Holobands have become a prominent technological and economic presence in Caprican society during . For a time, holoband devices and associated V-world site development accounted for sixty percent of Graystone Industries' revenue (CAP: "Gravedancing"). According to the The Caprican, holobands can be found in every classroom in the Zoe Graystone Computer Science Wing of Apollo University.
Later, during the First Cylon War circa 58YR (), holobands were used by military units to conduct briefings, as well as to train pilots in combat simulations. By the 10th year of the Cylon War, pilots were trained in V-world simulations using the newer Mark III Viper craft.
Military-issue holoband apparatuses appeared in the form of goggles with specialized lenses, allowing the user to be immersed in virtual constructs while being able to see out of them when required .
After the Cylon War ended in 60YR (40 BCH), the technology was likely abandoned during the post-Armistice era as Colonial society became overly cautious and developed phobias over integrated technology . 
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Holoband avatar scanner

A holoband avatar scanner is a three-dimensional scanning instrument using both light and some form of either resonance or backscatter x-ray to scan the surface of a person's body, allowing for the generation of an avatar based on the physical appearance for each unique holoband user.
The instrument is deployed in various retail establishments as, upon purchase of the holoband, users are scanned for the creation of their digital avatars. The technology has no adverse medical effects, although users experience tingling sensations during the scanning process. 
Daniel Graystone scans Joseph Adama for his avatar prior to introducing Adama to Zoe Graystone's avatar .
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Similar technology is in use today for 3D scanning. While light and laser scanners are able to scan the exterior of a surface, x-rays and magnetic resonance technologies are able to pass through materials, not only scanning surface area underneath clothing (i.e. the skin) but also beyond the epidermal layer.
The deployment of "backscatter x-ray" technologies at airport terminals post-9/11 raised various concerns from privacy groups, not only given the level of body detail that such devices capture but also how that data is both stored and accessed.
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Holographic avatar

A holographic avatar is a digital representation of a person in the virtual world of the holoband. Avatars are created by scanning devices upon purchasing a holoband headset, although avatars can be altered so that they don't represent the user's physical appearance. Such is the case with Emmanuelle, an avatar used by Evelyn.
While a majority of avatars are controlled by a user in the real world, Zoe Graystone, who inherited her father Daniel Graystone's brilliant computer skills, found a way to create a fully sentient online holographic avatar of herself, Zoe-A, with all of her memories and experiences - essentially a twin who existed only in cyberspace and could interact with Zoe's separate representation there. After her death in a suicide bombing caused by her boyfriend, Ben Stark, Zoe-A is uploaded by Daniel Graystone into a robot body, the first Cylon, known as Zoe-R. Zoe's program is also used to create Tamara-A, an avatar of Tamara Adama, who died in the same bombing, due to Daniel Graystone's collaboration with Tamara's father Joseph Adama .
When a person leaves the virtual world their avatar will "derez," removing that person's presence in the virtual world. Avatars can also derez due to a number of other factors such as timing out from inactivity, or due to extreme pain from various causes, such as being shot. The only known exceptions to this are Tamara-A and Zoe-A, who will heal over time when shot, but do appear to "bleed" and experience pain when shot. Additionally, any wounds that they acquire appear to display the images from the datastream in place of flesh, further emphasizing their virtual nature. This was shown when Tamara examined herself in the apartment in New Cap City .
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Holographic imager

A holographic imager is a device capable of playing back footage in a two-dimensional format, without the use of cathode-ray tube technology.
The imager is comprised of an enclosed wide cylinder, with the image projected within this cylinder. 
Commander Cain has such an imager in his quarters aboard , which he uses to introduce Sheba to and , and to later introduce the fact that Cassiopeia once knew Cain prior to the fall of the Twelve Colonies .
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Homemade buzzer

Homemade buzzer is an alcoholic beverage which Bootes and Martin drank the night before Martin and Vella's wedding .
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*According to the non-canonical Encyclopedia Galactica, "buzzer" is the general term given to a variety of alcoholic beverages native to the "outer Colonial provinces," essentially a form of moonshine made of local plant life and "usually aged less than one yahren". Judging from the connotations in "The Lost Warrior," with its Western-type setting, this view is consistent with the aired information, although the book provides additional details that are not canonically sourceable. For example, "excessive consumption" of this substance is a "serious medical and social problem in these lonely outposts, though no cure has been found". Note: Page number reflects the numbering in the PDF file linked to at the article on the book, and not in the book itself, the pages of which were not individually numbered.
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