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Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (VHS)

Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack is a VHS-only release, compiled from various episodes of the Original Series. The bulk of the material is derived from the episodes "Fire in Space" and "The Living Legend," in addition to scenes from "Saga of a Star World".
== Notes ==
*There is a major plot hole due to the mixing of separate episodes: When Starbuck and Apollo mention that Cain is violating orders by attacking the Cylon basestars, it doesn't make sense because the scene in which Adama orders Cain to turn back was cut.
*All scenes and dialogue relating to Cassiopeia's relationship with Starbuck are omitted which only serves to make the Cassiopeia/Cain subplot less interesting.
*The scenes involving Sheba's injury during the Cylon attack on the Pegasus are also omitted. When Cain tells Sheba to take a shuttle back to Galactica, her refusal is edited out, so we get the impression that she did what he asked. This was apparently done because Sheba appears uninjured in the Fire In Space episode and thus could not be sidelined with a severe injury if the story was to hold up.
*Another change is that when Baltar orders Lucifer to recall their Cylon raiders in order to protect him from the Pegasus, Lucifer tells Baltar that they are having problems communicating with their fighters. Thus, the Cylon raiders are not recalled and wind up launching a suicidal attack against Galactica (which is where the Fire In Space episode begins).
* When the Pegasus takes on the two Cylon basestars, the footage of the Cylons inside the basestar command center is taken from The Hand of God.
* A different sound effect is used for the engines of the Cylon raiders.
* A version of this movie in PAL format was released in Germany, under the title Mission Galactica: Angriff der Zylonen.
To read a review of this telemovie, click here.
For more Galactica telemovies, see TV movies
== External Links ==
*Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack opening sequence on YouTube
*Extra scenes added to Mission Galactica: The Cylon attack on YouTube
*The closing moments of Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack on YouTube. Notable for how poorly edited it is.
*Original German trailer for Mission Galactica: The Cylon attack on YouTube
== Related imagery ==
Image:Mission Galactica German VHS.jpg|Cover for the German release.
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Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for, Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack:
* Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack, the re-edited theatrical and video feature comprising of "The Living Legend" and "Fire in Space".
* Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (VHS), the VHS version of the movie.
* Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (Region 2 DVD), the DVD version of the movie.
Mithraism

Mithraism is a minority religion in the Twelve Colonies. Followers are known as Mithrasaries by the Gemenese.
When the Quorum debates whether or not to grant Baltar's cult religious freedom, delegate Reza Chronides points out that their practices are not too different from Mithraists .
== Notes ==
*Mithraism was a religion practiced in the Roman Empire in the 1st to 4th centuries CE. It was an initiatory order that practiced its rites in natural caves or buildings resembling caves. Having a lot of similarities to early Christianity in certain areas, Mithraism was wide-spread throughout the empire, before Christianity became the official state religion and paganism was declared illegal by Theodosius I.
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Modeen

Modeen is a member of Ghost Squadron and co-pilot on Goedken's Viper Gunship. During the Battle of Aquaria, Ryden, Goedken and he disobey Commander Burkett's (and Alexander Chen's) orders and engage the Cylon forces above Aquaria. This rash action results in their deaths (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 2).
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Model Kits

Various model kits for the ships and craft of Battlestar Galactica have been released over the decades, ranging from models for the Original Series basestar to the .
== Colonial Viper ==
Revell has released at least two versions of the Colonial Viper 1/32 scale kit.
A 30th Anniversary Edition was released, sporting a cockpit, updated pieces to correct for previous flaws, clear pieces, and a Colonial Warrior figurine. 
== External links ==
* Review of the Re-Released Revell Colonial Viper kit by Michael Benolkin
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Modern Basestar (Eaglemoss)

The Modern Basestar is issue #12 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The also referred to as a base ship – was a bio-mechanical craft created by the following the First Cylon War.
: This Battlestar Galactica Modern Basestar Ship measures 10.5 inches long and is brought to life in heavyweight die-cast metal and high-quality ABS materials. It captures the ship’s sleek but deadly angular design, and small details like fuel lines, engine burn, and its modern silver paintwork. We have worked closely with members of Galactica VFX team to ensure that the model is as accurate as possible. 
: The ship comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles, original design sketches, and an interview with the series developer, Ronald D. Moore.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 2: Stand Assembly Instructions
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes - "A Base to Build On" with Eric Chu
* Page 14: Interview: Ronald D. Moore - "Sketchy Start"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 13 - 
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Modern Cylon Raider (Eaglemoss)

The Modern Cylon Raider is issue #2 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The , also know as the sparrow, is a sleek and deadly Strike Interceptor and the primary attack fighter used by the . It can speed past its enemies' ships and hunt down its targets. These new Raiders are cybernetic and capable of being "reborn," just like the Cylons, into new Raiders after being destroyed. It is made of a complex system of organs, veins and biological fluids inside the main body which enables the "reborn" ability. This provides the Cylons with a distinct tactical advantage in essence that every time a Cylon Raider is destroyed, it is reborn slightly improved having "learned" through each life-cycle it undergoes.
: This Cylon Raider ship measures approximately 9.8 inches long and is brought to life in die-cast metal and high-quality ABS materials. It also comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles, original design sketches, and an interview with series developer, Ronald D. Moore.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 2: Stand Assembly Instructions
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes - "Brought to Life" with Eric Chu
* Page 14: Interview: Ronald D. Moore - "Raider Reinvention"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 3 - 
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Modern Galactica (Eaglemoss)

The Modern Galactica is issue #3 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The (BS-75) is a that survived the Cylon assault on the twelve colonies, becoming a protector and provider for . 
: This incredible die-cast Galactica measures approx 10.5 inches long and is brought to life in die-cast metal and high-quality ABS materials. Its robust design means it can endure and no other ship has more heart and soul than this battle-worn behemoth.
: Comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles, original design sketches, and an interview with series developer Ronald D. Moore.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 2: Stand Assembly Instructions
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes - "Echoes of the Past" with Eric Chu
* Page 14: Interview: Ronald D. Moore - "Battlestar Beginnings"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 4 - 
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Modern Raider (Deadlock)

==Background==
The ultimate evolution of the Cylon fighter technology. 
These fighters are designed to deploy directly from the Modern Basestar hanger grids. Unlike thier first war predecessors, these biomechanical fighters are wholly sentient themselves, and do not require an independent pilot. 
==Gameplay==
The Modern Cylon Raider was introduced to the game Battlestar Galactica Deadlock through the final DLC (Downloadable content) titled "Modern Ship Pack." This expansion adds six ships to the game that are featured heavily in the 2004 "reimagined" television series. As such, the Modern Cylon Raider is only accessible through skirmish, multiplayer and Operation Anabasis. The Modern Cylon Raider is not accessible in the campaign mode.
== Game Abilities & Statistics ==
=== General stats ===
* Squadron size: 16 Craft
* Hull points: 56 (3.5 Hull per craft)
* Speed: 360 m/s
* Damage output: 0.3
* Weapon range: 2500m (2000m effective range)
* DRADIS range: 2000m
=== Special Abilities ===
Squad repair - All squadrons can be ordered to return to their parent ship and undergo repairs during battle, this can even replace lost craft in the squadron and can be done regardless of how much damage and losses the squadron has taken so long as it is still intact.
Missile interception - Modern Raiders can attempt to intercept incoming ordnance by giving orders to defend the target of incoming ordnance. The earlier the order is given the better, as it will take time for Modern Raiders to reach the target ordnance and dispose of it.
Improved Accuracy - Whilst not explicitly documented, Modern Raiders have improved accuracy over Raider Mark I's, making them more capable in combat.
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==Notes==
*Josiah Ward was involved with modelling the 3D asset of the Modern Cylon Raider for Battlestar Galactica Deadlock at Black Lab Games In 2019.
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Modern Raptor (Eaglemoss)

The ModernThe "modern" nomenclature is unnecessary as the Original Series did not have a counterpart. Raptor is issue #10 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The Raptor is one of the most versatile ships in the . Operating both offensively and defensively, the Raptor was used to ferry troops and munitions, boost or block communications, and conduct search and rescue operations. 
: This Raptor ship model is brought to life in heavyweight die-cast metal and high-quality ABS materials. It captures the ship’s unique design, a chunky appearance that earned it the nickname "flying pillbox," and small details like landing lights, engine burn, and cockpit decals. We have worked closely with members of Galactica VFX team to ensure that the model is as accurate as possible. 
: The ship comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles, original design sketches, and interviews.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 2: Stand Assembly Instructions
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes - "Search... Support... Strike!"
* Page 14: Interview: Ronald D. Moore - "Function First"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 11 - 
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Monarch

The Monarch is one of the few mining ships still remaining after the Cylon attack. The Monarch joins up with the caravan of stranded ships and shares the protection of Galactica.
Later, the Monarch is one of 24 ships that comprised the factioned group that follows President Roslin to in search of the path to Earth .
After the exodus from New Caprica, Circle member Jean Barolay states that the Monarch is the location of a convicted collaborator and that one of the group's contacts on the ship can carry out the death sentence .
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Moneca Delain

Moneca Delain (born December 25, 1981) is a Canadian actress who portrayed a woman that Caprica-Six ejects from Gaius Baltar's bed in the Miniseries.
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Delain has guest starred in various genre series, including Smallville and Painkiller Jane (with Kristanna Loken and Dominic Zamprogna). She has also acted on the series Edgemont opposite Grace Park.
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Monique Ganderton

Monique Ganderton (born August 6, 1980) is a Canadian actress/stunt performer who portrays Six Stunt Double in Re-imagined Series.
Born in Edmonton, Canada, Ganderton has appeared in such genre television series as The 4400, Blood Ties, Flash Gordon, Mutant X, and Supernatural. She has also worked in such films as 2012, The A-Team, Fantastic Four (and its sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer), I, Robot, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Postal, The Recruit, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Underworld: Evolution, Watchmen, The Wicker Man and X-Men: The Last Stand.
According to IMDb, she will appear in the upcoming films Tron: Legacy and Conan (as Rachel Nichols' stunt double).
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Monotheists: A Passing Fad, Nothing More

Monotheists: A Passing Fad, Nothing More is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Ralston Sinclair. It was printed in Ianuarius 12, YR42.
== Story ==
Someone recently set off a smoke bomb just outside of Goldie's Off Track Betting, and the public is blaming the monotheists.
The MAGLEV trains have been running fewer and farther between lately, and the public is pointing fingers at the monotheists.
A cat gets stuck in a tree, and the public yells the Monads scared it up there.
Be calm. 
The recent monotheist resurgence is just that - a surge. And a surge is nothing more than a brief movement forward, the key word being brief. Just like a decade ago when the "Soldiers of the One," commonly called the STO, had their moment in the suns. But they faded into obscurity and so too will these monotheists. So when the Monad zealots knock on your doors on Sunday morning, be nice. When a proselyte at the spaceport stops you, smile and pass by calmly. You see, you know something they don't: Their time in the spotlight is but a fleeting one.
These are nothing more than a small sub culture of fundamentalists, most of them teenagers, rebelling against their upbringing because it's trendy. They believe in "One True God" because it's trendy. And, like most trends, it will pass in time. Are they really hurting anybody? Not really. They're more of an annoyance. Monotheists are harmless, barely worth a mention in our cultural consciousness. In fact, a year from now, no one will even remember what all the fuss was about.
You empower them with this paranoid nonsense, for the gods' sake. Take heed, friends. Take heed!
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*This is Ralston Sinclair's first article with The Caprican.
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Monotheists Are Not Your Enemy

Monotheists Are Not Your Enemy is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Adam Swiderski. It was printed in Februarius 7, YR42.
== Story ==
I thought it might be helpful to perhaps put Mr. Ralston Sinclair's usual reactionary histrionics aside for a moment and look at how the aftermath of the MAGLEV tragedy seems to be getting worse before it gets any better. 
I was a bit alarmed, to say the least, when I heard about the proprietor of a small sundry store just outside of Apollo Park being beaten almost to the point of death a couple of days ago. I was even more alarmed to find out that there seems to be an increase in these seemingly random attacks throughout Caprica City and beyond. 
And I was heartsick to discover that all the victims were monotheists. 
I know we are deeply angry, confused and saddened by what happened on the MAGLEV - and I apologize to you for stating the more-than-obvious, as well as for its almost offensive level of understatement. And I know we want someone to blame, so we can lash out and hurt them they way they hurt us. We want justice. Revenge, too? Perhaps, but whatever you want to call it, we want some sort of satisfaction. 
But taking all this out on anyone who happens to be a monotheist is not the answer. 
People, I tell you - it is not the answer. 
These men and women that have felt the sting of our rage are not to be blamed for what happened. Do you really think attacking anyone who might share the same religious beliefs as the terrorists is going to fix anything? Do you think it will bring our loved ones back? 
Let's take a step back. Do you really think that everyone with monotheistic beliefs is somehow responsible for this act of terrorism? Friends, therein lies madness. We cannot go down that path, not now, not ever. 
Please do not punish these people for their religious beliefs. The target for your rage is not the monotheistic community of Caprica. You will find no satisfaction there, and if you do, it will be fleeting and temporary, and will cause only more pain. 
No. Our target should be the particular organization behind this tragedy:
The Soldiers of the One. 
We should be concentrating on seeking these men and women out, dragging them from whatever rock they may be hiding under and bringing them to the light of day. From them we should demand justice. 
And, yes - satisfaction as well.
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Moonstone

Moonstone is one of the first Super Scouts to settle on Earth.
Within the first day there in the mountain land of Paradise Valley, California, he is one of the three Scouts who drink water from a nearby lake and fall ill, as the lake is the dumping ground for toxic chemicals from the Stanford Chemical Plant .
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Moore

Moore is an advisor to Nationalist President Arends.
As an advisor, he knows about the secret peace treaty between the fascist Eastern Alliance and the Terra Nationalist government.
Moore tells the president know about the two unidentified craft ('s and 's fighters), but is met with unconcern about it. 
By Arends' request, he orders the arrest of the Maxwells and Colonel Charlie Watts, although it is truly Apollo that he brings in, thanks to the Being known only as John .
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Moran

Moran is a man who Dillon and Troy are placed in a cell with after their arrest for "breaking" into Dr. Donald Mortinson's office.
Moran asks the two Warriors for a light, but instead of obliging they activate their invisibility screens, which leads Moran to scream his pleas for being let out, for he believes they were going to make him disappear as well. His screams attract the attention of a police officer, who unwittingly permits the invisible Warriors to escape . 
== Novelization depiction ==
In the novelization by Michael Resnick, this character is named James William Cavin, a.k.a. "Jimmy the Lush". He shares various tall tales with the two incarcerated Warriors, all of which are rebuked by Sergeant Michael Lalor. When Lalor leaves, and as the clearly delusional Cavin asks the Warriors for vino, the Warriors turn on their invisibility fields and escape once Lalor opens the cell door to investigate.
== Notes ==
* While credited as "Derelict," his name is given in dialogue from the police officer who unlocks the cell.
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Morpha

Morpha is a painkilling medication used by the Colonial military.
The drug is included in all medkits. A morpha overdose is fatal; it is used to euthanize Socinus in order to spare him a slow, painful death .
A pouch containing several ampules of the drug are given to Felix Gaeta by Hoshi to aid in Gaeta's leg pain (TRS: "The Face of the Enemy," episode 1).
== Notes ==
* Morpha's effects appear to be nearly identical to, and named after, the real-world drug Morphine.
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