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Олаф Уиллоу - один из мужей Кларисы Уиллоу и член террористической группировки Солдаты Одного.
==Биография==
===Поиски аватара Зоуи Грэйстоун===
Олаф, как и его муж Нестор, хорошо разбирался в компьютерном программировании и вместе с ним сделал для Кларисы устройство, скопировавшее данные с компьютера Дэниела Грэйстоуна, включая программу Зоуи Грэйстоун для создания разумных аватаров.
Участие Олафа в делах Солдатов Одного несколько активнее, чем Нестора: он, как и его муж, присутствовал при разборках Кларисы и Барнабаса Грили, помог Кларисе выследить и убить тех, кто пытался убить ее и Нестора, а также взять в плен Лэйси Рэнд. Он остановил Лэйси, когда та пыталась позвать на помощь с чердака дома Кларисы, и отправил (по приказу Кларисы) ее в космопорт на корабль до Геминона. Также он, вместе с Нестором, помог Кларисе избавиться от тела убитой ею жены Мар-Бет.
Олаф вместе с Нестором любили играть в Нью-Кап-Сити. Когда в городе появились Ангелы Мести, он и Нестор хотели с ними расправиться и с удовольствием вступили с ними в бой, но в то время как они были вооружены мечами, Зоуи и Тамара были вооружены пистолетами. Тамара застрелила Олафа и навсегда выбила из игры. Это его очень расстроило, так как он работал над своим аватаром несколько лет. Клариса отчитала их обоих за пустую трату времени на эту игру и за то, что они создали "банальный" виртуальный рай.
===Подготовка к апофеозу===
Во время просмотра симуляции уничтожения Атлас Арены, Олаф сказал, что это честь для смертников, противореча Нестору, который понимал, что в "рай" попадут не смертники, а лищь их цифровые копии.
Продолжая работу над подготовкой апофеоза, Нестор заметил, что голобэнд Кларисы был подменен. Трое осознали, что настоящим шпионом была не Мар-Бет, а Аманда Грэйстоун. Олаф был в ярости и согласился с Нестором, что нужно найти и убить Аманду. Все трое пробрались в поместье Грэйстоунов. Найдя Дэниела и Аманду, они собирались их убить, но вмешалась Зоуи в теле робота и убила Нестора, прогнав Олафа и Кларису.
Когда они добрались до своего дома и закончили последние пригоготовления, Клариса сказала, что не будет с остальными смертниками на Арене, а встретит всех в раю, посредством голобэнда. Олаф обвинил ее в трусости и ушел.
===Гибель===
Олаф, как и остальные смертники пробрался на Атлас Арену под видом зрителя, с помощью сообщников в охране Арены. За несколько минут до начала матча на стадион прибыли несколько отрядов Сайлонов и начали отстреливать смертников. Олафу удалось избежать этой участи и он решил все же взорвать свою бомбу, но его накрыли несколько Сайлонов.
Его аватар загрузился в рай, но тот был уже разрушен Зоуи, поэтому его аватар тоже был уничтожен.
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Olan Soulé

Olan Soulé (28 February 1909—1 February 1994) was an American actor who had professional credits in nearly 7,000 radio shows and commercials, appearances in 200 television series and television films, and in over 60 films.
Born in La Harpe, Illinois, Soulé portrayed Carmichael, the Agro Ship worker in "The Magnificent Warriors" and both parts of "War of the Gods".
While prolific in both films and television over his career, his most extensive credits were in radio and voiceover work. From 1968 to 1983, he was the voice of Batman in several animated series, including the Batman/Superman Hour (1968) for Filmation, and the original Super Friends for Hanna-Barbera. 
On February 1, 1994, Soulé died at age 84 of lung cancer in Corona, California, at the home of his daughter, Joann, and son-in-law, Dr. David Henriksen. His burial took place at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles.
Olin Perry

Lieutenant Olin Perry is a Viper pilot on .
Perry was born in Balmorin on Caprica where he enlisted. Prior to serving aboard Galactica, he had served on Battlestars Defender and Serenader.
After Lee Adama's defection to the Laura Roslin faction, Commander William Adama and Colonel Saul Tigh considered Lieutenant Perry to replace him as CAG, before ultimately settling on George Birch .
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Oliver Bear

Lieutenant Oliver "Fanboy" Bear was a Raptor pilot killed in action circa , the 10th year of the First Cylon War, assigned to Galactica's Raptor 909. 
The circumstances of Bear's death were never elaborated, aside from the direct inference that he was killed just prior to Ensign William Adama's arrival, as deckhands were replacing the port side window of Wild Weasel and ECO Coker Fasjovik had been cleaning his remains from the Raptor.
Fasjovik considered Bear an "asshole" when explicitly correcting Adama on his assumption that Bear was Fasjovik's friend, noting that he was worth "10 huskers" more than Adama .
== Notes ==
* The name and callsign are taken from the port side Raptor nameplate stenciling, as Bear was never referred to by name during Adama and Fasjovik's conversation.
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Omar Fischer

Sergeant Omar Fischer is the Sergeant of the Guard aboard Galactica.
After Sharon "Boomer" Valerii shoots Commander Adama, Sgt. Fischer orders Hollis and Wenzler to remove her from CIC .
Fischer is also present when reporter D'Anna Biers films a documentary on life aboard Galactica , and later participates in "the dance," boxing an unidentified marine and winning his bout .
He is part of the of the Marine ground team to guard operations on the algae planet and defends the human position there against a Cylon attack . Major sends him and Anastasia Dualla to locate Kara Thrace's crashed Raptor. Fischer is shot and killed when they are ambushed by Cylon Centurions .
==Notes==
* The character's first name was supplied by Bradley Thompson.
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Omega

Sergeant Omega hails from Sagitaria and is a long-time core command officer of the battlestar . Omega's task is more like that of an operations manager, and usually reports dire news in a consistent fashion to and .
During the Battle of Cimtar, Omega replies to Tigh's question regarding his colony of Sagitara, sharing that "it is in flames" . 
==After the Cylon Attack==
Omega is one of 's groomsmen in his sealing ceremony to Serina, bearing witness to the lone star that lead them to Kobol .
Despite being injured, he performs solidly when Galactica is rammed by two Cylon Raiders. He continually relays information from various systems to Colonel Tigh as they battle the raging inferno sparked aboard their ship. He acts as Tigh's right hand man during the ordeal, conducting emergency errands for mushies and well as maintaining a constant information flow .
Omega also appears in a variety of recruiting advertisements that are beamed from the Comm-Tel Ship for additional Warriors. One of these advertisements inspires Nomen Maga and Bora into finding a way aboard Galactica, on their quest to exact vengeance upon Chameleon. Omega is the first person new recruits appear to meet, introducing the batch that include Maga and Bora to Lomas during their initial walk-through . 
He later attends, in full dress uniform, to the funeral service for Commander Kronus .
Omega is instrumental in coordination of various sections during the Battle at Galaxy's Edge .
== Notes ==
* Omega is identified only as "bridge officer" in the closing credits of "Saga of a Star World."
* A readout identifies Omega as a sergeant in "The Long Patrol."
* His contemporary in the Re-imagined Series is Lieutenant Felix Gaeta.
* Omega (Ω ω) is the 24th and last letter of the Greek alphabet. It is often used to denote the last, the end, or the ultimate limit of a set.
* Of note, Omega's final appearance is in the Original Series' finale, "The Hand of God."
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Omega-Monthu

Omega-Monthu is Baltar's basestar. 
Aboard this ship, he pursues Galactica and her Fleet to Earth. Having not attacked the Fleet in numerous yahrens, Baltar is able to lull the Fleet into a false sense of security, allowing this eventuality to transpire. 
From this basestar, he and his aide, Lucifer, launch an attack against the Thirteenth Colony and the remaining Fleet (—). However, the tide turns on the Cylons, as Commander Troykus Adama integrates Earth's nuclear warhead technology into all the remaining Fleet ships—including the s. Adama himself kamikazes his grandson's Viper into Omega-Monthu, destroying it and, it is assumed, killing Baltar and Lucifer in the process ().
== Notes ==
* This basestar is not named until .
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Omega (RH)

: For the character in the Original Series, from which this character is based, see: Omega.
Omega is the operations and communications officer on Galactica, serving on the ship for thirty yahren. 
As of the events of "Armageddon," he is in his seventies and is one of the few bridge officers that have not retired from active military service. 
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Omega (alternate)

This article covers the various depictions of Omega from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.
== Dynamite Entertainment comics ==
Sergeant Omega is a crew member often stationed next to the Commander's station in core command during and beyond the , who is solely responsible for disseminating information to the commanding officer, either Colonel or Commander .
Amongst his duties, Omega's been an officer of the watch during blue shift ().
Omega participates in the command conferences as recorder for such meetings. In one such meeting, he voices his support for standard scientific methods, such as the Radiotelegraph probe ().
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Omega Station

Omega Station is a research outpost dating back to the First Cylon War, consisting of both humans and Cylons. The Cylons there, known as "companions," did not rebel against humanity. 
The station exists to experiment with different ways of living in concert with the Cylons as equals (The Cylons' Secret). 
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One

Please choose a specific reference for the number one (1):
== Original Series ==
* Season 1, an article covering the Original Series' first season.
== Galactica 1980 ==
* Galactica Probe One, a Viper that Xaviar sabotages and gives to Troy and Dillon in "Spaceball".
* Season 1, an article covering Galactica 1980 first season.
== Re-imagined Series ==
* Colonial One, the president's ship within the Fleet.
* Colonial One captain, an article on the unnamed captain of Colonial One who appears in the Miniseries.
* Condition One, the highest level of military readiness in the Colonial Fleet.
* Mark One Eyeball, a military term for visual reconnaissance.
* Number One, a Significant Seven humanoid Cylon who is first introduced as "Brother Cavil".
* "The One Whose Name Cannot Be Spoken," a being or entity worshiped by the five priests at the Temple of Five.
* Season 1, an article covering the Re-imagined Series' first season.
* "Six of One," the second episode of Season 4.
* Sky One, the United Kingdom channel responsible for funding Season 1, and thus responsible for the creation of the entire series in general.
* "Sky One: Inside Battlestar Galactica," a series of short clips that were available on Sky One's website during the debut of Season 1 in the UK.
Ontarus sector

Ontarus sector is the location of the asteroid Opelon, held by the Cylons. It is either nearby or adjacent to the both the Omicron and Talus sectors. 
Jaspar leads the Fleet to this system with the promise of encountering a colony from Earth. They find out that a system is controlled by Cylons, which launch an attack on and her fleet (I Have Seen Earth).
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Opelon

Opelon is a mineral rich asteroid discovered by Jaspar located in the Ontarus sector. 
After encountering the Cylons, Jaspar and his simian, Nugget, fled the asteroid in the Golden Queen, leaving the asteroid to and Lucifer. According to Lucifer, the planetoid has enough material to create a millennium of weapon circuitry, while Baltar noted that it was the richest ore deposit in the galaxy. 
Jaspar leads Commander here with the promise of encountering a settlement of Earthlings that would point them to the fabled Thirteenth Colony. This is not the case, as Cylons had already installed a base here to mine the gold; the mine is later destroyed by Jaspar so as to prevent the Cylons from mining it (I Have Seen Earth).
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Operation Clean Sweep

Operation Clean Sweep was a Colonial Fleet operation that took place some time prior to Ensign William Adama's posting to in the tenth year of the First Cylon War. 
Despite attempts by the Colonial government to put a positive spin on the operation, Cylon forces were able to deal a significant blow to the Colonial Fleet. Comments made by Captain Armin Diaz to Ensign Adama suggest that the loss of Operation Clean Sweep cut especially deep into the Fleet's supply of Raptor pilots .
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Operation Raptor Talon

Operation Raptor Talon was a military operation that took place on the 4,571st day of the First Cylon War. The battlestars Galactica and Columbia were among the Colonial vessels taking part in the mission.
==Battle==
The objective was to attack an unnamed "ice planet", that was rumored to house a Cylon superweapon. According to intelligence on hand, the Cylons had three Raider wings, ground forces, defensive batteries and nuclear weapons (TRS: Razor Flashbacks, Episode 1). Additionally, the Cylons had at least two basestars defending the planet from orbit (TRS: Razor Flashbacks, Episode 3). 
Raptors from Raptor Squadron 2 were the first Colonial vessels to be launched in the operation, but were ambushed by Cylon forces soon after. Among the casualties of this skirmish was Jaycie McGavin, who was severely injured when a console exploded on board her Raptor (TRS: Razor Flashbacks, Episode 2).
During an orbital engagement with the enemy, Columbia was destroyed by incoming missile salvos. Presumably, all crew members were killed at this time (TRS: Razor Flashbacks, Episode 3). 
Shortly after Columbia was destroyed, William Adama pursued two Raiders into the atmosphere of the ice planet. He managed to destroy one but suffered a collision with the other, sending him plummeting toward the planet's surface. 
On the planet below, Adama discovered a facility where human civilians were imprisoned. After speaking to a survivor on the planet, he discovered that the Cylons were experimenting on humans for reasons then unknown to him. He attempted to free the prisoners, but was forced to leave when the facility began to shake. Exiting this facility, he saw a new kind of basestar leaving the planet. When establishing wireless contact with Galactica, he learned that the Cylons had signed an armistice, thus ushering the end of the first Cylon War (TRS: Razor Flashbacks, Episodes 4 through 7).
==Aftermath==
In the aftermath of the battle, the Guardians escaped with the First Hybrid aboard their basestar and roamed the galaxy for forty more years. Modern Cylons were aware of them, but weren't sure if they were real or not. After the Guardians capture a science team for further experimentation and an encounter between the battlestar Pegasus and forces from the basestar, the Pegasus, under the command of Commander and now Admiral William Adama engaged the Guardian basestar in the Battle of the Guardian basestar and finally destroyed it and the First Hybrid, finishing what the Colonials had started here with trying to stop the Cylon experiments.
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Operation Raptor Talon/Jp:ラプター・タロン作戦

ラプター・タロン作戦は第１次サイロン戦争の4,571日目に行われた軍事作戦である。バトルスター・ギャラクティカとコロンビアが戦闘に参加した。
==戦闘==
任務目標はサイロンの超兵器があるとされている無名の"氷の惑星"の攻撃である。入手した情報ではサイロン側はレイダーが3飛行部隊、地上部隊、迎撃砲、核兵器（TRS：Razor Flashbacks, Episode 1）で武装。さらにサイロンは少なくとも２隻のベーススターで軌道上から惑星を防衛していた。（TRS：Razor Flashbacks, Episode 3）。
コロニアル軍はラプター第２飛行中隊のラプターを最初に作戦に出撃させるが、直後にサイロン軍の待伏せに遭った。負傷者の１人、ジェイシー・マクギャヴィンはラプターのコンソールの爆発で重傷を負った。（TRS: Razor Flashbacks, Episode 2）。
軌道上での戦闘で”コロンビア”は敵ミサイルの一斉射撃を受け破壊された。おそらく全乗員が死亡。（TRS: Razor Flashbacks, Episode 3）。 
コロンビアが破壊された直後、ウィリアム・アダマは２機のレイダーを追って氷の惑星の大気圏に突入。１機は撃墜するが他の１機と衝突し、脱出したアダマは地表に降下した。
地表でアダマは民間人が囚われている施設を発見。生存者からサイロンは謎の人体実験を行っていることを知る。アダマは生存者を救出を試みるも、施設が倒壊し始めたため已む無く置去りにした。施設から脱出した後、新型のベーススターが惑星を飛び去るのを目撃する。その直後、ギャラクティカとの無線交信でサイロンは休戦協定に同意し第１次サイロン戦争は終結したことを知らされる。（TRS: Razor Flashbacks, Episodes 4～7）。
==戦後==
この戦闘の後、ガーディアンはハイブリッド第１号を搭載したベーススターで４０年以上宇宙を放浪した。サイロンはガーディアンに関する知識は有していたが、実在する確証は持っていなかった。ガーディアンは人体実験のため科学調査チームの一団を捕える。バトルスター・ペガサスは調査チームの捜索任務中に、ガーディアンの戦闘機と遭遇する。ガーディアン・ベーススターとの戦闘で、リー・アダマ司令官とウイリアム・アダマ提督指揮下のペガサスはガーディアン・ベーススターと搭載されていたハイブリッド第１号を破壊し、ようやくサイロンの人体実験を終わらせることに成功する。
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Opium

Opium is a narcotic drug in the Twelve Colonies of Kobol. It is legal on in the years leading up to the Cylon War. Bars such as the Dive Bar in Caprica City provide smokers and offer at least one variety of opium called "Purple". 
Fifty-eight years before the Fall, Sister Clarice Willow is a user of Purple, frequently slipping into opium-induced hazes . One such haze causes her to "drunk-dial" Amanda Graystone, however most of the voice message she leaves is cut off, preventing Willow from exposing her unsavory relationship with Graystone's daughter, Zoe (CAP: "Gravedancing" deleted scene). After they develop a friendship, Willow takes Amanda Graystone to the Dive Bar where the two women smoke Purple together . 
Despite its legality on Caprica, Willow's family - particularly Mar-Beth and Olaf - are concerned about her use of Purple and Clarice takes steps towards quitting .
Decades later, an opium den is referred to directly by Doctor Sherman Cottle while talking to Cally Tyrol .
==Notes==
*It is never established whether or not Colonial opium is derived from the poppy. However, considering the existence of morpha, the Colonial equivalent of real-world morphine, it's likely such a correlation exists.
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Oracle

An oracle is a spiritual advisor in the polytheistic religion of the Colonies.
Oracles appear to possess prophetic insight on the directions or motivations of the Lords of Kobol and the descendants of the thirteen tribes who inhabited the Twelve Colonies of Kobol.
There is no information on how oracles are created or selected for their work.
Oracles use chamalla to aid in their prophetic insights. The oracles seen so far seem to be either reclusive or left to their own spaces because of their unusual gifts and their effect on others.
Pythia, an oracle that lived 3,600 years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, gave a dark prediction into the cyclical fate of humanity. Her book in the Sacred Scrolls is often cited by many followers.
While taking chamalla to battle her cancer, Laura Roslin has had numerous prophetic visions that have given her insights on the path to Earth.
According to Chief Galen Tyrol, his mother was an oracle, and his father was a priest .
Dodona Selloi is an oracle that lives with the colonists of New Caprica .
Yolanda Brenn is an oracle whom Kara Thrace seeks counsel about a series of dreams .
==Notes==
*See the article, Religion in the Twelve Colonies, for an extensive detailing of the Colonial faith of the Re-imagined Series.
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Orange Cliff

Orange Cliff is the brand name of a type of beer. Signage for this particular beverage can be seen in Joe's Bar during the altercation between Admiral William Adama and Chief Galen Tyrol .
==Notes==
* It is unknown if this is a beverage originating from the Twelve Colonies, or sometime post-Fall.
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Oranu

Oranu is the capital of the planet Gemenon (The Caprican: "Gemenon: The (Evil) Twin of Caprica," CAP: Serge's Twitter).
Amanda Graystone compares the U-87 Cylon prototype to a movie monster that trampled the city . Caprica City resident Jane Contos also compared it to the same monster (The Caprican: "Suspicious Activity on Graystone Property").
According to The Caprican Ralston Sinclair, "every building looks like a temple" (The Caprican: "Gemenon: The (Evil) Twin of Caprica").
== Notes ==
*The Quantum Mechanix product Battlestar Galactica Map Of The 12 Colonies also notes that the capital of Gemenon is Oranu. However due its "quasi-canon" nature, this is subject to future revision.
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Original Novels

A series of original novels have been written based on the Battlestar Galactica series. 
==Original Series and Galactica 1980==
Novel	Author	Publisher
 	 	
==Re-imagined Series==
Novel 	Author 	Year published	Publisher
The Cylons' Secret 	Craig Shaw Gardner	2006 	Tor Books
Sagittarius Is Bleeding	Peter David 	2006 	Tor Books
Unity 	Steven Harper 	2007 	Tor Books
== See also ==
*List of books
*List of comics
*Novelization
== External links ==
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Orin

In the continuation series project concept, produced by Tom DeSanto and Bryan Singer, the Fleet, tired of their space exodus, settle in an asteroid field. Commander has passed on. Eventually succeeding Adama as the commander of the battlestar is the man once known as in childhood. As commander of Galactica, he is known as Commander Orin.
The Council directs the outmoded battlestar Galactica to be decommissioned. President Mara attends the decommissioning ceremonies aboard the battlestar. Just as Galactica is powered down, a heavily advanced version of the Cylons return to attack the colony.
Galactica is heavily damaged by the Cylon attack, but Orin later introduces a new Viper model to fight off the Cylon horde, and reactivates the battlestar.
===Similarities===
In the Original Series, the character of later appears as a Colonial Warrior with the name of Troy in the spinoff series, Galactica 1980.
In the Re-imagined Series, an orphaned child named Boxey appears, but has very limited screen time.
==External Links==
* Proposed storyline
* Detailed production art and information on Cylon.org
* Interview with Tom DeSanto
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Orion

Please choose a specific reference for the term, Orion:
* Orion, a separate continuity battlestar mentioned in the Battlestar Galactica Role Playing Game.
* Orion class battlestar, a Colonial ship class, e.g. Osiris.
* Orion, a civilian ship depicted in Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts.
* Orion, a Colonial ship where Jen Kassia was born.
* Orion constellation, a constellation introduced into Season 4 of the Re-imagined Series completely by mistake.
* Orion, a planet in the Original Series whose currency, the Orion check, is used by the Colonials.