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Orion (battlestar)

:For other uses of this name, see Orion.
Orion is a battlestar that explodes over Caprica City during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies (Battlestar Galactica Role Playing Game).
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Orion (comic)

Orion is an Astral Queen-type civilian ship captained by Arvin Tyler, who owns the ship with his ex-wife, Sora Tyler. Orion undertakes missions of an illegal nature, such as smuggling and theft.
It is piloted by three modified Cylon Centurion Model 0005s, presumably with limited artificial intelligence, and contains at least one drop ship, called Sword. 
The ship is crewed by the following people:
* Arvin Tyler, captain
* Sora Tyler
* Teresa Manning, a copy of Number Three
* Ronnie Dyson
* Brukka
On its last mission before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, its crew stole a truck consisting of highly priced medical supplies from Aquaria, and picked up five civilians for a trip to —two of them being members of the Children of Erebus terrorist organization—and is briefly intercepted by the Ghost Squadron of the battlestar Therion (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1)
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Orion (planet)

Orion was a world that traded with the Twelve Colonies of Man.
Siress Belloby owns an old energizer from this world. also has currency checks he held from this world .
When Starbuck is competing in a triad match with Ortega, Cassiopeia comments that Starbuck ends up looking like a "black and blue Orion hasher" after said matches, presumably a reference to an Orion dish .
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Orion (ship)

Orion was a Colonial battleship, upon which Jen Kassia was born (2003 Video Game).
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*This vessel is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and Original Series as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
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** Orion|Other subjects about "Orion"
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Orrin Young

Orrin Young is a worker in Sagittaron's nitrassium processing plant. 
One of his work assignments is to work in the plant's refinement and processing center.
== See also ==
* Roderick Wallis
* Jerome Zarek
* Karen Zarek
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Ortega

Flight Sergeant Ortega is a Warrior who is part of battlestar corps. He is reputed to be an aggressive loner, who engages in illegal activities, yet manages to keep quiet about his personal beliefs otherwise.
== A Life of Self-Service ==
Ortega had previously met Lieutenant at the Colonial Academy, probably at flight training, and loathed him ever since. They often engage in an unhealthy, unfriendly rivalry. 
While evacuating from Caprica in the aftermath of the Battle of Cimtar, three people bribe Ortega for places aboard Rising Star—places reserved for children and their caretakers. Ortega unwisely blackmails Karibdis along with two others: Elias and Riftis.
Riftis, who assumes an alias as Chella, works as a dealer at a chancery table on Rising Star. Ortega often sits at his dealer's table to continually extort money. 
During a long recon mission, Ortega reveals to Flight Sergeant Barton that the only person with enough gall to kill him was Karibdis (a.k.a. Pallon). Outside of their duty patrols, Barton is part of Ortega's Triad team, despite his personal dislike.
== Death ==
Before Ortega's death by Karibdis, he manages to eject both hims elf and Starbuck out of the Triad game. Karibdis, tired of the continual blackmail, uses Starbuck's laser pistol to kill Ortega before the corrupt Warrior has a chance to fire. 
Ortega is likely missed by few, but the Colonial Warrior is given a proper burial nonetheless .
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Osiris (Eaglemoss)

The Osiris is issue #22 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description ==
The Osiris ship comes to life in our Battlestar Galactica Ships collection! An Orion-class fighter star who saw service in the Cylon War, the Osiris was part of the infamous Ghost Fleet Offensive - a secret fleet hidden deep in Cylon territory made up entirely of Colonial ships that were falsely destroyed in the early years of the war became. The Osiris has met its end over the frigid planet of Djerba - once a winter resort for human tourists, it was captured by the Cylons many years before and became a crucial target for the Ghost Fleet offensive. The Osiris ship comes complete with a 16-sideThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. magazine. an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive interviews with creators including Ronald D. Moore!
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Oswin Eriku

Oswin ErikuThis information comes from this page from the Quorum agenda in "Colonial Day". is the Libran delegate to the Quorum of Twelve assembled after the Fall of the Twelve Colonies .
Eriku's fate is unknown, but the Libran representative position is later filled by another Quorum representative after the Second Exodus.
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Oswyn Eriku

Oswyn Eriku is the first Libran delegate of the following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. During the election of the interim Vice President, he voted for Dr. Gaius Baltar .
Following the arrest of President Laura Roslin and attempted assassination of William Adama, Eriku later joins other representatives lead by Tom Zarek in journeying to Galactica, in order to meet with Colonel Saul Tigh regarding the disruption of 's leadership .
===Notes===
* Oswyn Eriku was portrayed by an uncredited extra.
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Otarsis

Otarsis may refer to:
* Otarsis Quadrant, the quadrant where a Cylon listening post is detected by and 
* Otarsis Quadrant asteroid, the celestial body where Boomer and Jolly were infected with the unknown ailment 
* Battle of Otarsis Quadrant, the encounter with Cylon forces as an inexperienced female Warriors, forming the replacement Blue Squadron, escorts Doctor Salik and a medical team to the asteroid in order to determine the origins of the unknown ailment
Otarsis Quadrant

Otarsis Quadrant is an area of space in the consisting of at least three celestial bodies. Two appear to be planetoids, while one appears to be a satellite orbiting a green planet, which appear to orbit a star.
A Cylon listening post is located on the green planet, which Lieutenant refers to as an "asteroid".
Colonel considers the path through Otarsis to be a better route than the magnetic void detected by Patrol One, consisting of and , in the neighboring Epsilon Quadrant . 
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Image:LPOG1 - Otarsis Quadrant Scanner Result.png|A depiction of the quadrant on a scanner in 's .
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Otarsis Quadrant asteroid

The Otarsis Quadrant asteroid is a planetoid with an atmosphere suitable to humans. 
A patrol from , consisting of Lieutenant and Flight Sergeant , discover strange readings on this asteroid and investigate. 
Upon landing, they discover that there is a Cylon listening post on the planet and are also infected with an unknown virus, which they bring back to Galactica and infect half the bridge officers and all but two Viper pilots. 
Unable to find a cure for this virus, Doctor Salik and a medical team land on the asteroid, themselves accompanied by a Viper squadron consisting of newly trained female warriors. Prior to landing, this Viper party manages to dispatch Cylon Raiders launched from the post while Captain destroys the post .
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In the Berkley novelization, The Tombs of Kobol, the asteroid is bluish in color. Its surface is described as a "rock-strewn craggy surface" with a substance on the rocks that appears viscous and oily. It is later determined that this substance is the "virus" that Boomer and Jolly contract during the patrol, bringing back to Galactica to spread amongst the pilots, despite going through the standard decontamination procedure.
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Otarsis virus

The Otarsis virus is an illness that infects and after their scouting mission to the Otarsis Quadrant asteroid.
After Boomer and Jolly skip a required visit to the decontamination room, most of Colonial Warriors are soon exposed and overcome by the illness, requiring Dr. Salik to work overtime not only in returning the pilots to duty, but to save their lives .
Unable to derive a cure on the battlestar, Salik returns to the asteroid and discovers a cure for the disease .
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Otori Sect

The Otori Sect are a religious group hailing from Gemoni.
The Otori Sect believe in physical contact between genders only when sanctified by the priests during the High Worship of the Sunstorm, which occurs every seven years.
These restrictions cause the Otori Sect to react very unfavorably to Cassiopeia, due to her status as a socialator. speculates that these restrictions are what make the Gemonese such good card players .
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Our Day

Our Day was a holiday on the colonial world Tauron. 
It was the celebration of the liberation from conquering colonies Virgon and Leonis, 800 years before the Fall. These events are also linked to the rise of the pejorative term "dirt eaters" for the people of Tauron.The Caprican article: An Unacceptable Aspect of Caprican Life.
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Outer marker

The outer marker is a location off a battlestar where pilots are to await docking instructions, which prevents congestion and any docking conflicts with other inbound craft . 
Presumably, the outer marker is located outside of the approach path for other ships as well as a direct path to the landing bay. Fighter craft and shuttles typically land one at a time (Saga of a Star World, et al).
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Overhauler

The Cylon Overhauler, also known as the Raider Overhaul or Scatter Carrier, is an armored carrier vessel is used as a short- to medium-range fighter transport, and can deploy a squadron of Scatter Raiders against enemy targets in a matter of seconds (2003 Video Game). 
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*This vessel is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and Original Series as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
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Ovion Wars

The Ovion Wars are a yahrens-long conflict between the Ovions and the Colonial Empire.
Heavy losses from the Colonial Empire lead to Professor Baltar's creation of the Cylonics, which turned the tide in the war to the Colonial's favor (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1). 
During this war, it was rumored that the Ovions used captured s as a food source (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3).This is a nod to what is uncovered by both and in "Saga of a Star World."
== Battle of Carillion ==
The Battle of Carillion is the name given to the decisive final battle that resulted in the destruction of Carillion, forcing the surviving Ovions and their leader, Queen , underground—a fact unknown to the Colonials for a time (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3).
Following the battle, Baltar's prosthetics are put to use in saving the lives of many Colonial Warriors who would have not otherwise survived that attack. However, when Baltar makes his power play against the , he is exiled for not only that action but for also exceeding his orders regarding the attack at Carillion. He absconds with Lu-c-fer and the Cylonics, and plots his attack against the Colonies utilizing the very Warriors the Quorum exiled out of fear that they were under Baltar's control (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1-3). 
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Ovions

Ovions are insectoid creatures that manage a mysterious gambler's paradise on the planet Carillon. They are one of the members of Cylon Alliance. Their extensive tylium mines are an extremely valuable asset.
The Ovions use Carillon's playground on the surface to attract their prey. The chancery is rigged to let the players always win, and there is grog and entertainment to keep the people occupied. Ovions occasionally prowl discreetly on the entertainment level, but generally remain out of sight. Individual humans are trapped selectively when they enter the elevator, and are taken into the hive-like structures underground instead of their desired destination. They are then placed into chambers which slowly transform them into food.
Cassiopeia is trapped in such a manner, until she is rescued by and . They are presumably wiped out when Carillon is destroyed by the explosion of the tylium mines .
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* Named characters include Queen Lotay and Seetol.
* Ovions are also the name of a hexapodic race mentioned in Star Trek: Voyager. Given the mention of hexapodicism, which the Ovions depicted in "Saga of a Star World" shared (having four arms and two legs), it is likely that this is Voyager's nod to Battlestar Galactica.
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Ovions (1880)

Ovions are insectoid creatures that the Colonial Empire warred against during a period known as the Ovion Wars. 
A matriarchal race, the Ovions are lead by queens, the last of them being .
Due to Professor Baltar's Cylonic Knights, the Ovions were defeated and believed destroyed with their homeworld Carillion (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
This belief is false for the Ovions, being the underground-dwelling species that they are, survive on the larger chunks of the former planet of Carillion. Following a pursuit from the Rising Star's dual Queens, Starbuck and Muffit discover a group of Ovions following repairs to Starchaser, having unsuspectingly set down on the remains of Carillion (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2 & 3).
They and their passengers, including and her manservant , are lead to Lotay for judgment. In the discussion, Athena pledges herself to be subject to a future war crimes tribunal and offers her willingness to accept any judgment against her, while in return Lotay pledges the Ovions support in attacking Baltar and his Cylonics at (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3). In this action, Lotay is killed following a lull in battle when assumes control of the Cylonics and destroys the Ovion Queen's flagship. 
Following the successful assault on Gamoray, Athena finds absolution of her crimes against the Ovion people, assuming honorary leadership of their civilization (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4)
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Ovions (alternate)

Ovions are insectoid creatures who work the mines of the planet .
== Marvel Comics ==
The Ovions, also referred to as the by the , are occupants of Carillon. A communal order order from birth, all Ovions work and share, believing that such a system is peaceful and ordered: there is no competition, no jealousy. Eschewing happiness as "the goal of an immature order," the Ovion is content with such a communal system, as it has been so for millennia. As such, they align with the Cylons as a member of the , unbeknownst to the Colonials.
The Ovions set up a lure for their human food supply in the form of a resort and chancery on Carillon, attracting humans from across the star system; they and their young feed on the unsuspecting humans, as humans would feast on cows. Captain and Lieutenant uncover this, leading to the mass exodus from and ().
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The Ovions originate from a place other than , and thus are something of nomads.
 and their queen agree for the Ovions to work the rich deposits of Carillon, for Baltar did not trust his own people to safeguard the secret of Carillon's wealth from either the or the .
For the Ovions, Baltar had them build a gambler's paradise on the planet, in which the den of sin allows none of its victims to lose—except their lives as a food source for the Ovions, for they were on the verge of collapse as a species ().
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* The Ovions are a typical ingredient in a majority of separate continuity works, particularly for their involvement in the general lore of the Original Series.
* In Marvel's , the Ovions are shown to have pincer feet. 
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Ozar

Ozar is the commander of the Colonial stealth battlestar Osiris in the tenth year of the Cylon War. 
She is among those Colonial officers operating within the "Ghost Fleet" hidden in Cylon territory and accepts Ensign William Adama's offer to transport Doctor Becca Kelly to the ice planet Djerba in what is potentially a one-way mission. As part of providing cover to Adama and Kelly aboard the Raptor Wild Weasel, Ozar jumps Osiris within DRADIS range of a Cylon basestar, launches Vipers, and engages the enemy.
Ozar orders Osiris put into a collision course with the basestar after the Cylons successfully disable the Colonial vessel's nuclear arsenal. Surviving the initial impact with the basestar, Ozar manually detonates the nuclear weapons and is killed when Osiris is lost with all hands .
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PPDIOO

PPDIOOScreen capture of PPDIOO report as seen in "Razor" is a network lifecycle continuous/continual improvement process (CIP) implemented by the Colonial military.
Admiral Helena Cain reviews a summary report on PPDIOO's implementation and other topics related to ship and crew status, while the battlestar Pegasus is docked at the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards for a large-scale overhaul. The overhaul includes the ship's network infrastructure, an effort that is led by Gina Inviere of Integral Systems Engineering (TRS: "Razor").
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* PPDIOO (Prepare, Plan, Design, Implement, Operate, and Optimize) is also a network lifecycle implementation and optimization procedure defined by the networking corporation Cisco.
* The short glimpse of the term in Pegasus'⁠ report seems to be the only occurrence throughout the continuity.
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Pacific Institute of Technology

The Pacific Institute of Technology is located in Los Angeles on Earth.
Troy and Dillon find the offices of Donald Mortinson (Room 323 in the AR Building) there, only to find themselves subsequently arrested by the police, and in competition for his attention with Xaviar later on .
== Staff ==
After stunning a guard at the guard desk, Troy and Dillon review a wall-hung listing of offices in the building, which include the following:
Name 	Room
Mitch Thomason 	322
Dr. Donald Mortinson, PhD.	323
Philip Berazen, M.S. 	324
Tanna Gallager 	325
Carol Stump 	326
Edward Fitgerald, M.S. 	327
Leslie McCarthy 	328
Kim Kirven 	213
Mike Foxworth 	218
Rick Chanord 	217
Dan Farris 	238
Janet Hill 	141
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* In a version of the script, this institute is referred to as the California Institute of Technology.
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Pacifica

Pacifica is a battlestar presumed destroyed at the Battle of Cimtar.
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* Though the name "Pacifica" is not specifically seen on screen, the battlestar Pacifica is mentioned when the Cylons attack the fleet at Cimtar .
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Packer

PackerThe name comes from the script for "The Super Scouts, Part I". is a security guard for Stanford Chemical Plant. 
When Troy and Dillon investigate a lake where the sick Super Scouts drank from, they encounter Packer, who comes across as a fairly jovial individual, with a negative disposition towards environmentalists. Packer informs them that the lake and the land belong to the plant, also giving them permission to fish there, believing them to be part of the Boy Scouts. 
Although initially defensive when asked where they can find Mr. John Stockton, the guard gives the information to them, particularly after Troy claims that he wishes to teach the children a lesson in repaying kindness for kindness .
== Notes ==
While uncredited in the episode, the actor was identified via computer-aided facial as Wayne Heffley. 
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Pallas

Pallas was a planet in orbit of star "Helios Beta". The largest uninhabitable Kobolian planet in the "Cyrannus system," Pallas had an inclined orbit between that of Virgon and Leonis.
Although it has been speculated that Pallas was once able to support life, the planet is now dead and barren. At some point in history an unknown event or series of events lead to the end tectonic activity, presumably the loss of a magnetic field, and subsequent loss of most of the atmosphere to solar wind.
Despite this, Pallas is still has a significant human population and is home to a number of colonies and a presumably important military research station. The planet was significant enough to warrant a number of attempts to Kobolform it, all of which had failed.
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* See for the various meanings of the Planets name.
* "Kobolian" and "Kobolform" are the equivalent of Terrestrial and Terraform respectively.
* There are several similarities between Pallas and real world Mars. They both have a red tinted surface, they are both dead worlds belived to have once been active, and both have been marked as candidates for terrafoming. Infact, that largest differences are that, unlike Mars, Pallas has been reached by humans, and that Mars is much smaller then Pallas.
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