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01.02 I, E.T.

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## Appearances & References

### Characters

John Crichton; Aeryn Sun; Zotoh Zhaan; Ka D'Argo; Rygel XVI; Pilot; Moya; Lyneea; Fostro; Ryymax

### Places

Denea; Earth (mentioned only); Akon's Field; Comm; Kazda's Swamp; Milky Way; Mount Versant; Mount Versant Observatory; tier seven;

### Species

Delvians; Deneans; Grisoldians (mentioned only); humans; Hynerians; Leviathan biomechanoids; Luxans;

### Technology

Control collar (mentioned only); Denean stun wands; DRDs; paddac beacon; particle analyzer;

### Other References

Arn; clorium; forbidden cargo; hezmana; metra; milon; neural nexus; onlux; Pa'u; Peacekeeper Techs; ribbon hole; shaltan; star charts; Tokaar knife; Tronkan shrill singer; twinium; UEO; wheeler; brace positions; Dagobah; "kick in the pants"; Louisiana; "stand-up"; Star Wars; The Thing from Another World; VCR; Yoda

## Source

"I, E.T." is the chronological second episode of the first season of *Farscape*, although it aired seventh. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project

To view the canon episode, please visit:

* Plex
Fabrini

The **Fabrini** were a humanoid species virtually indistinguishable from humans that originated on the planet Fabrina. Around the year 7,268 BCE the star in that planetary system entered the beginning stages of a supernova. In order to survive, the Fabrini relocated underground. A handful of them -- known as the Creators -- built a spacecraft called the *Yonada* and selected the most worthy candidates from their species to crew the vessel. The *Yonada* was sent into space. Those aboard the vessel were the only ones to survive the destruction of their homeworld.

The fate of Fabrina and those living on the planet was well known to galactic historians by 3268 CE -- however, the existence of the *Yonada* was unknown. The vessel was discovered when it was mistaken for an asteroid on a collision course with the populated planet Daran V. The USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701) was sent to stop the asteroid, and discovered a population of Fabrini people aboard -- the last survivors of their species.

The Fabrini aboard the *Yonada* had lost much of their own history. They believed the computer controlling their ship was a god, which they called the Oracle of the People. Despite losing so much, they had developed sophisticated medicine -- including a cure for xenopolycythemia.

The crew of the *Enterprise* was able to alter the navigational error that had put Daran V in danger and deactivate the Oracle of the People so that the Fabrini might make their own way in the galaxy.

## Source

The Fabrini are derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Artificial Intelligences

An **artificial intelligence** was a self-aware computer program, capable of learning and making decisions of its own accord. For much of history, it was feared as synthetic lifeforms who possessed this level of intellect had often and repeatedly risen up against their creators. In fact, the artificial intelligence created by the Leviathans had given intelligence to the Reapers, who in turn wiped out numerous galactic civilizations over the course of the Milky Way's history.

By the time of the Citadel Council, research into artificial intelligence was highly illegal. Nevertheless, artificial intelligences were created -- including, and perhaps most notably, the geth constructed by the quarians.

## Sources

Artificial intelligence is derived from *Star Trek* and *Mass Effect*. For canon information, please visit:

* Mass Effect Wiki
* Memory Alpha
Hidden Figures

## Canon Changes

No changes need to be made to canon. It should be noted that this film is not historically accurate.

## Appearances & References

### Characters

Katherine Johnson; Dorothy Vaughan; Mary Jackson; Alan Shepard; John Glenn; Paul Stafford; Al Harrison; Vivian Mitchell; Jim Johnson; Levi Jackson; Ruth; Karl Zielinski; Sam Turner; Jim Webb; Joylette Coleman; Joylette Johnson; Constance Johnson; Kathy Johnson; Levi Jackson Jr.; Carolyn Marie Jackson; Howard Vaughan; Leonard Vaughan; Kenneth Vaughan; Joshua Coleman; Marion Smithson; Ms. Sumner; Professor Graves; Bernie; Eleanor; Deke Slayton; Martin Luther King Jr.; Scott Carpenter; Bill Calhoun; Pastor Ayres; Senator Patrick; Gordon Cooper; Addie Marcus; Walter Schirra; Louise Brewer-Shepard; Kathryn Vaughan; Gus Grissom; Eunice; Dan; Ann Vaughan; Yuri Gagarin (referenced only); John F. Kennedy; Senator Marshall; Senator Daniels; Senator Thomas; Senator Parker; Senator Barry

### Organizations

NASA; United States of America; Soviet Union; Mercury Seven

### Places

Earth; North America; United States of America; Hampton; Virginia; Langley; Luna (referenced only); Russia (referenced only)

### Technology

*Sputnik 4*; IBM; *Vostok 1*; *Friendship 7*;
Arnessk

**Arnessk** was a Class M planet in the Uncharted Territories of the Delta Quadrant. Along with Qujaga, it is one of two worlds that may have been the homeworld of the Eidelons.

## History

Arnessk was a world full of the Eidelon priests, marked by many temples. Eventually, the Eidelons vanished for unknown reasons. Following their disappearance, the planet was subject to harsh "magnetic summers", when an intense magnetic field made the planet uninhabitable. For 12,000 cycles, this was the case. Though the Interions excavated many sites on the temple, no trace could be found of what happened to the Eidelons.

Eventually, three probes were found that reversed the effects of the magnetic field, restoring the lost Eidelons -- who seemed to have been trapped outside of time. Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis remained on the planet to acclimate the priests to their new time.

Arnessk was greatly damaged by the Scarran flagship *Decimator* during the Peacekeeper/Scarran War, which destroyed the Darnaz Temple.

## Inhabitants

* Eidelons
	+ Eidelon Priests

## Source

Arnessk appears in *Farscape* and *Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Accatran

**Accatran** was a planet in the Beta Quadrant, in the region of the Milky Way that was also known as Segmentum Ultima, on the border of the Ork empire of Charadon. It was a Forge World, controlled entirely by Adeptus Mechanicus.

The industrial complex of the planet ultimately stripped it of its hospitable environment, making it inhospitable to all save Space Marines and the cybernetically enhanced Mechanicus locals. Nevertheless, the planet became famous for unique weapon patterns used by the Imperium of Man's Imperial Guard.

## Source

Accatran is from *Warhammer 40,000*. For canon information, please visit:

* Warhammer 40k Wiki
Keero

**Keero** was a Stafleet cadet in 3256 CE who was chosen to be the medical officer aboard his training cruise. The cruise was attacked by Klingons, although Keero survived the encounter. Ultimately, this conflict led him to being thrust over 100 cycles into the future, where he became a temporal agent and worked alongside Daniels.

In the year 3409 CE, Keero met the Klingon Starfleet officer Lieutenant Thox -- who he ultimately was able to befriend.

Keero stood at 7 feet tall and was considered short for his species. He is, however, more intelligent than most others of his species.

## Source

Keero is derived from *Star Trek Online*. For canon information, please visit:

* STO Wiki
League of One

The **League of One** was a salarian imtelligence service at the time the Citadel Council was created. They were primarily used for espionage and assassinations, as they were particularly adept at infiltrating high security locations.

The organization never had more than a dozen members. Only the highest levels of the Salarian Union were ever aware of the identities of the members of the League. The members of the League held no special ranks or had any uniform that distinguished them. Their secrecy was paramount -- until the formation of the Citadel Council.

In order to appease the suspicions of the asari, the Salarian Union released all of the classified information about the League of One -- exposing all of its members. Before any harm could befall them, however, they all disappeared. It was initially assumed that this was intentional, in order to protect them. This belief was dispelled when, just a few months later, the entire inner cabinet of the Salarian Union was murdered. There was no incriminating evidence but it was clear who was behind the attack.

In response, the Special Tasks Group sent out a team of specialized hunters. None of them returned. Ten of the Council's brightest military operatives were sent to finish the job -- only two of them returned, reporting no evidence of the League. It was assumed that the entire League had been eradicated. This was the precursor to the Spectres program.

Although there were no further incidents, documents later declassified indicated that a thirteenth member of the League may have existed and escaped from the salarian military.

## Source

The League of One is derived from *Mass Effect*. For canon information please visit:

* Mass Effect Wiki
Beta III

**Beta III** was the third planet of the C-111 system, and was a Class M planet.

The planet Beta III was inhabited by a humanoid species known as the Betans that had almost been eradicated by war by 2,733 BCE. At that time, Landru managed to build a supercomputer -- and give it his identity -- in order to end the violence and create a utopian society. Instead, the Landru computer absorbed each member of the society and took absolute control over the civilization. No one had free will. The civilization stagnated at this point, with each person existing in a zombie-like daze as part of a hivemind society known as "The Body."

In 3167 CE, the USS *Archon* encountered the planet. Landru destroyed the ship, and abosrbed the survivors into its society. Most of the crew was killed.

One hundred cycles later, the USS *Enterprise* came to Beta III to investigate the unsolved mystery of the *Archon*. Though the *Enterprise* was also nearly destroyed by Landru, Captain James T. Kirk managed to convince it that it was harming the very society it was intended to protect. The paradox was unsolvable, and Landru self-destructed. The people of Beta III were finally free to govern themselves.

The United Federation of Planets allowed a team of sociologists to stay behind on the planet to help them establish their new, free society. In 3328 CE, Beta III was often visited by spacefaring tourists or traders. Some time after this, Landru was reactivated and retook control of the planet -- this was not discovered until 3380 CE by Captain Carol Freeman and Commander Jack Ransom of the USS *Cerritos*.

## Source

Beta III is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Exo III

**Exo III** was the third planet of the Exo system, once home to a species that went extinct after their star dimmed and was no longer able to provide heat for the world. Prior to the decline of their star, Exo III bore great similarity to the planet Earth, with even a similar level of gravity.

## History

Exo III was home to a peaceful but free society. When their star began to dim, the inhabitants of the planets relocated underground. Their society shifted to become an incredibly mechanistic one. They created highly advanced androids to serve them.

The society of Exo III eventually came to fear their creations. They began to turn them off. In self-defense, the androids revolted and killed all of their creators -- who they came to call the "Old Ones" (though this should not be confused with the actual Old Ones). Thousands of years passed, and eventually, only one android remained -- Ruk -- though he maintained all of the machines on the planet himself.

In 3261 CE, a medical archaeologist from the United Federation of Planets led an expedition to the planet. That archaeologist was Dr. Roger Korby. He was accompanied by his assistant, Dr. Brown. The expedition was ill-fated, and all members of the expedition perished -- though not before Korby discovered an android duplicator with which he was able to create replications of himself and Dr. Brown to continue their work.

When the UFP lost contact with Korby, they sent ships out to learn the fate of his expedition. The first two efforts failed to find any sign of the missing expedition. The third attempt, a mission given to the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701), located Dr. Korby and Dr. Brown deep within the tunnels of the planet. Korby -- or rather, his android duplicate -- attempted to convince Captain James T. Kirk that android duplicates should be used to secretly replace certain people within the Federation. The android duplicate of Korby was convinced that, eventually, everyone would want to be given an android duplicate so that they could live forever.

Kirk and Christine Chapel were not convinced as the androids were incapable of feeling genuine emotions or experiencing remorse. In the ensuing conflicts, all of the androids on Exo III were destroyed.

## Source

Exo III is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Iconians

The **Iconians** (Borg designation: **Species 29**) were an incredibly advanced species that existed around 200,000 BCE. That year is the estimated time that life on their homeworld of Iconia was wiped out by an orbital bombardment. Although researchers have never fully proved it -- many believed this was the work of Reapers.

Ancient texts referred to the Iconians as "demons of air and darkness" -- citing their ability to instantly appear on planets across the Milky Way without the use of a spaceship. In truth, this ability was a feat of technology -- Iconian gateways. This technology had allowed the Iconians to establish outposts throughout the entire Milky Way, extending from the Beta Quadrant all the way to Vandros IV in the Gamma Quadrant. The Iconians were known to be a race of conquerors and had established a great galactic empire.

In truth, though the Iconians were destroyed during an invasion by the Reapers, they were destroyed by a cooperative rebellion by the various species they had conquered -- species who wanted to use Iconian technology to protect themselves from annihilation by the Reapers.

It was considered unlikely that all Iconians perished in the attack on Iconia, particularly with the use of gateways at their disposal. Several languages of other sapient species bore many similarities to the Iconians, including those of Dewan, Dinasian, and Iccobar. Until Iconia itself was discovered in 3365 CE, many scholars believed the Iconians to be a myth.

In truth, there had been survivors -- they were vengeful, and manipulative. They orchestrated events from behind the scenes while preparing for a full-fledged invasion of the galaxy.

## Source

Iconians are derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
* Official Star Trek Online Wiki
NASA

The **National Aeronautics and Space Administration**, or **NASA**, was a space exploration project created by the government of the United States of America that was founded in 1958 CE. They were responsible for the *Apollo 11* spacecraft that put the first humans on the surface of Luna, as well as many other successes. They were also responsible for a fair number of tragedies, including the disaster that befell the *Challenger* shuttle.

By 1999 CE, they were a participant organization in IASA but were continuing to launch projects of their own. This included the *Voyager 6* probe, which launched in 1999 CE and also disappeared into a wormhole much like astronaut John Crichton, and the *Nomad* MK-15c which was launched in 2002 CE.

## Source

NASA is derived from real world history and *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Wikipedia
* Memory Alpha
Janus VI

**Janus VI** was the sixth planet of the Janus system. It once had significant volcanic activity, but by Earth's 33rd century it had become completely geologically inactive. The planet had no atmosphere, but was rich in minerals such as gold, pergium, platinum, cerium and uranium. It was the homeworld of the horta.

## History

The long-lived horta had a life cycle that lasted approximately 50,000 cycles. Living deep underground -- and being a silicon-based creature -- the planet Janus VI was determined to be uninhabited when it was colonized by humans from the United Federation of Planets.

After about fifty cycles -- in 3267 CE -- the colonists had mined deep enough to begin to encounter the horta. At the time, only the mother horta was alive, and viciously protecting the eggs of the rest of her species. The eggs were deemed to be useless balls of silicon by the colonists' machines, and a large number of them were inadvertently destroyed. The mother horta began to sabotage the colonists and even kill some of them. The USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701) was called in to investigate.

Their investigation uncovered not only that the horta existed, but also discovered their sentience. An agreement was reached between the colonists and the horta -- with the horta helping the colonists to find the richest mineral deposits. Afterwards, Janus VI became an incredibly valuable planet to the Federation as one of their most productive mining colonies.

By 3328 CE, commercial transports to Janus VI were available from Denkir Orbital City.

## Source

Janus VI is taken from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Akkor

**Akkor** was a Sebacean, employed by Natira at her shadow depository. He served as her right-hand man, and held a great deal of authority in the facility -- as well as greeting each client as they came in.

When *Moya* and her crew infiltrated the shadow depository, and later sought to rescue John Crichton from Scorpius' possession, Akkor actively worked against them. In the midst of these conflicts, he managed to mortally wound the Vorcarian mercenary Rorf -- though he was killed in the firefight as well.

## Source

Akkor is derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Ilanics

**Ilanics** were a species distantly related to Luxans, though much more scientifically-minded. The sworn enemies of the Scorvians, the Ilanics had been engaged in a war against them which lasted eight cycles. The conflict was ultimately absorbed into the Peacekeeper/Scarran War, but not before the Ilanics attempted to weaponize the power of black holes. Though they failed in their efforts, the use of a black hole weapon by John Crichton scared the Scorvians into not immediately continuing the conflict after the Scarrans and Peacekeepers had reached a treaty.

## Source

The Ilanics are seen in *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Nurgle

**Nurgle**, known by titles including "**Grandfather Nurgle**," the "**Plague God**," "**Lord of Pestilence**," "**Fly Lord**," "**Plaguefather**," and "**Lord of Decay**," was the Chaos god of disease, decay, despair, perseverance and rebirth. Of all the Ruinous Powers, Nurgle was the most directly connected to the plight of mortals, particularly humans who feared death more than most. Nurgle was able to offer protection from pain and sickness, as well as immortality, to its devoted followers.

## Source

Nurgle is derived from *Warhammer 40,000*. For canon information, please visit:

* Warhammer 40k Wiki
Lokai

**Lokai** was once a political dissident on his homeworld of Cheron. There he was in a racial minority, as he was black on his left side and white on his right side as opposed to the other way around. His people were oppressed by the ruling class, until Lokai began a revolution around 49,000 BCE.

Lokai was captured and tried for treason by the Commission on Political Traitors -- and was convicted. He escaped his punishment, fleeing the planet. Bele pursued him. For thousands of cycles, Lokai fled across the Milky Way with Bele always close behind.

In 3268 CE, Lokai sought asylum on the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701). Though he was not familiar with the laws and customs of the United Federation of Planets, he trusted Captain James T. Kirk. Kirk, however, refused Lokai's asylum and determined that Lokai should face a hearing with Starfleet Command to determine his asylum status and whether or not he should face judgment for his theft of the shuttlecraft *DaVinci*. Bele, who had also boarded the *Enterprise*, was outraged and -- after the ship had completed a decontamination mission to Ariannus -- took control of the ship and brought it to Cheron where he intended to make Lokai face justice.

Instead, Lokai was alarmed to discover that the revolution he had begun had resulted in the destruction of their entire species. Though Kirk offered Lokai a chance to become a citizen of the Federation, Lokai opted to return to his planet. There, he and Bele resumed the conflict that had destroyed the rest of their civilization. Neither was ever heard from again.

## Source

Lokai is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Holograms

**Holograms** were photonic beings comprised of energy, and forcefields to create three-dimensional, solid entities anywhere that holographic projection systems were place. The used of mobile emitters could allow holograms the ability to freely walk around any open area. Holograms could be programmed to appear as an life-form or object, and could be programmed to exhibit specifical behaviors and personalities. Sometimes this programming was sophisticated enough to become self-aware or sentient. Holograms were seldom, if ever, created with true artificial intelligence but were able to develop that level of intelligence on more than one occasion.

As the technology to create more sophisticated holograms evolved, Starfleet began creating emergency holograms -- holograms who were able to fill in empty crew positions in emergencies. Like other holograms, these holograms were intended only to operate temporarily. Running holographic programs for too long was known to sometimes cause memory fragmentation or other problems.

## Notable Holograms

* The Doctor
* Moriarty
* Badgey

## Source

Holograms are derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
"Einstein"

**"Einstein**" was an Ancient who became deeply concerned with John Crichton's ability to predict wormholes, as well as his skill in navigating them and his knowledge of their inner workings, "Einstein" waylaid the human during one of his journeys inside a wormhole.

Einstein begins to test Crichton by showing him various unrealized realities, pulling him from each before the human became a permanent part of any of them. These experiments left Einstein weakened, though he realized he had been mistaken: though Crichton was dangerous because of his wormhole knowledge, removing that knowledge from him was "impossible, impractical, and possibly imprudent."

During the Scarran/Peacekeeper War, Einstein encountered Crichton again -- this time along with Emperor Staleek. Einstein confirmed for the Scarran emperor that Crichton could not create a wormhole weapon.

Later, upon realizing that creating a wormhole weapon would be able to end the war, Crichton returned to Einstein and demanded that the Ancient unlock the knowledge of such technology. Einstein was eventually convinced to do so -- however, when Crichton was unable to stop his wormhole weapon after the war was ended, Einstein appeared and both stopped the expansion of the black hole and removed wormhole knowledge from Crichton's brain.

## Source

"Einstein" is derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
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Adrian Maro

**Adrian Maro** was the assistant to Tabor Calchek, handler of the *Raza*. After Tabor disappeared, Adrian and his bodyguard Solara Shockley briefly joined the crew of the *Raza*. Though Adrian was naive and somewhat cowardly -- often in need of rescuing, he was also very compassionate.

After a short time, Adrian realized his place was not aboard the *Raza*, and he and Solara took their leave from the crew. Adrian was determined to become a better version of his mentor Tabor.

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Adrian Maro is derived from *Dark Matter*. For canon information, please visit:

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Biotic

"**Biotic**" was a term used for both organic lifeforms that developed abilities due to exposure to Element Zero or "eezo", as well as those abilities themselves. Biotics had varying degrees of control over dark energy, channeled through their own bodies, and therefore had a limited ability to create their own mass effect fields. Several of these abilities seemed similar to psionic abilities, such as telekinesis, and it is true that beings with psionic potential could have their abilities enhanced with exposure to eezo.

Biotic abilities were increased and focused through biotic-amps. These were technological devices implanted into a biotic to help them control their abilities. Biotic abilities could be both destructive or defensive.

## Source

Biotics are derived from *Mass Effect*. For canon information, please visit:

* Mass Effect Wiki
Adrenalin and Soma

**Adrenalin and Soma** was a trade name for a chemical recipe to counter to fatigue and exhaustion, frequently employed by the crew of the *Liberator*. The chemical concoction could be injected or imbibed as a beverage. As such, it was sometimes sold in bars across the Milky Way.

As the name implies, the chemicals involved were a stimulant and a tranquilizer. As such, the desired effects of the concoction depend upon the specific mixture of the chemicals within it -- which could be adjusted to produce desired results. Cally preferred a mix of one third adrenalin and two thirds soma.

## Source

Adrenalin and Soma is derived from *Blake's 7*. For canon information, please visit:

* Blake's 7 Wiki
Hypnopotamus

**Hypnopotamus** is one of the Monsters which Galatax summoned through the portal to defeat the Ultramechatron Team and Captain Duke. He appears in Episode 1, Ultramechatron Team Start!

## Description

The Hypnopotamus is a large Hippo wearing a striped top hat and cape like a magician, and with swirling eyes like a hypnotising image. He also carries a chain watch. He uses both of these to hypnotise his opponents. He often drops Hippo facts in his taunts.

## Name Meaning

**Hypnosis** - an artificially induced trance state resembling sleep, characterized by heightened susceptibility to suggestion

**Hippopotamus** - a large herbivorous mammal, *Hippopotamus amphibius*, having a thick hairless body, short legs, and a large head and muzzle, found in and near the rivers, lakes, etc. of Africa, and able to remain under water for a considerable time.

## History

The Hypnopotamus begins the battle with the Ultramechatron by hypnotising Sarah to fall asleep, making it impossible for the other Pilots to see what they are doing. Brody, attempting to prove himself, climbs into Sarah's cockpit to take over her role. The Hypnopotamus commands Brody to sleep, which almost works, but he is able to fight it through sheer force of being that stubborn.

Armond tells Brody to tell him and Trish what to do, which Brody takes as an insult, as he still doesn't like being told what to do. To demonstrate this, he pretends to direct the other two pilots, but just ends up having them do the Cha-Cha Slide. Trish angrily refuses his instructions, causing them to get hit by the monster, so they both agree to just do what he tells them. Brody then decides to take his role semi-seriously, still directing them to do the Cha-Cha Slide, but successfully dodging them out of the way of the Hypnopotamus and ending with "everybody...clap your hands!!" causing Armond to clap the Ultramechatron's hands so hard against the side of the Hypnopotamus' face that it is crushed, killing it instantly.

## Quotes

* "Yes...I will control your mind, just as I control my body temperature by wallowing in the mud!"
* "Ha Ha Ha!!! Your brains are as weak as your pathetic jaw strength!!!"
Arretans

The **Arretans** were a humanoid species originally from the planet Arret. They were a powerful and technologically advanced species, they had explored much of the Milky Way and colonized several planets -- possibly including Vulcan. Eventually, they became so powerful that they came to regard themselves as gods.

About that time, a war began as the species split into two factions. The war destroyed the atmosphere of their planet -- killing all of the Arretans except a handful of survivors. They survivors were selected as the best minds of their species. Their consciousnesses were then placed into orb-like receptacles, which were kept for safe keeping in caverns more than 112 miles beneath the planet's surface.

By 3268 CE, there were only three surviving Arretans -- Sargon, Thalassa, and Henoch.

## Source

The Arretans are derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Gomtuu

***Gomtuu*** -- also known as "**Tin Man**" (by the United Federation of Planets) and "the **Star Creature**" (by the Romulan Star Empire) -- was the last remaining member of a species of living spaceships, very similar to Leviathan biomechanoids. Though *Gomtuu*'s origins were unknown, many believed he came from outside the Milky Way -- while others argued that the clear similarities between *Gomtuu* and Leviathan biomechanoids indicated that it originally came from the Delta Quadrant and that his species may also have been created by the Builders.

*Gomtuu*'s interior consisted of rooms and corridors, with gravity and atmosphere to support a humanoid crew. Its interior was capable of shifting and changing nearly instantly in order to accommodate the needs of those on board. *Gomtuu* possessed a biomechanical warp drive, and was also capable of transporting crew and equipment as well as defending itself with a force field and by releasing an energy wave. *Gomtuu* was also psionic and capable of telepathy over vast distances -- even light years.

## History

Around 9,000 BCE *Gomtuu*'s original crew was killed when radiation managed to penetrate its force field, killing everyone on board. *Gomtuu* began to wander the universe, searching for others of its kind. Eventually, *Gomtuu* decided to end its own life by orbiting the star Beta Stromgren shortly before it went into a supernova.

In 3366 CE, the Vega Nine probe detected *Gomtuu* in orbit around the star -- alerting the Federation to its existence at roughly the same time the Romulan Empire became aware of it. When traditional methods of communication failed, the Federation sent their flagship, the USS *Enterprise*-D to bring the highly telepathic Betazoid Tam Elbrun to make contact.

Elbrun warned *Gomtuu* about the incoming Romulans, which responded by destroying a Romulan warbird with an energy wave. Elbrun and Data boarded *Gomtuu* -- and Elbrun opted to stay aboard as the creature's new crew member. Data was transported back aboard the *Enterprise* while *Gomtuu* and Elbrun departed for parts unknown.

## Source

*Gomtuu* is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Krogan Rebellion

The **Krogan Rebellion** was a long conflict between the Citadel Council and the krogan.

## History

In gratitude to the krogan for their help during the Rachni Wars, the Citadel Council granted the krogan control over conquered rachni planets and several uninhabited but very hospitable world. Having evolved on the harsh world of Tuchanka, krogan birth rates were exceptionally high in order to ensure their survival there. Without the drawbacks of their homeworld, the krogan experienced a massive population boom. They began to spread through the galaxy.

The Council was unconcerned by this until the krogan began to expand into territories claimed by other member species. The other species attempted to protect their worlds, but the krogan grew more aggressive. This came to a head when the krogan began to settle on the asari colony of Lusia. The Council ordered the krogan to leave -- and they refused. Their representative, Overlord Kredak, stormed out of the Council chambers -- and war followed.

The Citadel Council had prepared for this, establishing the Office of Special Tactics and Reconaissance less than ten cycles earlier. These Spectres began the war with guerilla tactics that slowed the advance of the krogan, employing computer viruses to utterly cripple the extranet the krogan used to coordinate. They sabotaged antimatter refineries and struck space stations with suicide freighters.

Unlike the other species of the Citadel, however, the krogan could always rapidly replenish their numbers after a defeat. The war became one of attrition that the Citadel Council had no hope of winning.

Eventually, the Council sought the help of the turians -- a newly encountered species with tremendous military might. The turians were able to secure some definitive defeats against the krogan -- but the krogan responded with horrific force. They launched asteroids at turian colonies and making three planets totally and utterly uninhabitable. This made the turians even more committed to defeating the krogan -- their doctrine demanded that they not only defeat the krogan, but stop them from ever becoming a threat again.

The turians contacted the salarians, who were developing a bioweapon called the genophage which was meant to introduce a genetic mutation into the krogan genome that would limit their birth rate -- only one in every thousand births would be able to survive.

It was intended to be a deterrent against the krogan, but the turians had other plans -- in 1510 CE, they unleashed the bioweapon on their enemy. The krogan numbers began to dwindle -- and as this realization dawned on them, they found themselves beset on all sides by turian forces.

The krogans attempted one final stand -- a fertile female warlord named Shiagur gathered all of the best krogan warriors she could find and fought the turians at the Battle of Canrum. She was slain there. Krogan men killed all of the turians involved in revenge -- but Canrum proved to be the last effort of the Krogan Rebellion. The krogan surrendered.

## Source

The Krogan Rebellion is derived from *Mass Effect*. For more information, please visit:

* Mass Effect Wiki
Alcar

**Alcar** was a Scarran soldier who was sent to Dam-Ba-Da ahead of a Scarran Dreadnought. When he arrived, he discovered the blinded Talyn orbiting the planet and boarded him, easily subduing Bialar Crais and Stark for control of the gunship. He was interested in procuring the vessel for the Scarran Empire, and so ordered Crais to construct a neural transponder for him. Crais rigged the transponder to root the Scarran in place, and while the "Hand of Friendship" was holding Alcar the ship's internal security turrets fired, killing him.

## Source

Alcar is derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Ocampa (species)

The **Ocampa** or **Ocampans** were a humanoid species from the planet Ocampa in the Delta Quadrant. As a species, they had incredible psionic potential, but were limited by very short lifespans.

## Physiology

The Ocampa looked very much like humans in nearly every way, except for their ears which grew folds of skin around them as they aged.

Ocampa aged rapidly, having a natural lifespan of only eight or nine cycles but reaching young adulthood after just their first cycle of life. By four or five, females entered the *elogium*, the only time during their life in which they were able to have offspring -- delivered through a mitral sac on their back, while the mother stood upright.

Rapid aging, decelerating at certain stages of life, was a dominant trait found within most of the Ocampa.

## History

Ancient Ocampan history has become only legend. The first known fact about the Ocampa was that their planet was devastated by the Nacene, who left behind two members of their expedition to care for the species.

## Source

Ocampa are derived from *Star Trek: Voyager*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Edosians

**Edosians**, sometimes referred to as **Edoans**, were a six-limbed species originally from the planet Edos.

## Physiology

Edosians had three arms and three legs, as well as three digits on each hand and foot. Though they had a very slender build, they were exceptionally strong.

An angry Edosian could emit a loud guttural roar.

Edosians were vulnerable to the Dramia II plague.

## Source

Edosians are derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Alexandra O'Connor

**Alexandra "Alex" O'Connor** was the human girlfriend of John Crichton shortly before he joined IASA. They had a great relationship, and Crichton was even considering proposing to her before she took a medical research job at Stanford University.

Later, Lorana used Crichton's memories of Alex to distract him from helping Zotoh Zhaan on the New Moon of Delvia.

## Source

Alex O'Connor is derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Bele

Commissioner **Bele** was the Chief Officer of the Commission on Political Traitors on his home planet of Cheron. Like most of the population of his planet, he was white on his left side and black on his right side. He, like many of his people, held a deep prejudice against people with their colors on the opposite sides. It was this bigotry, rather than Lokai's crime of beginning a revolutionm which drove him to pursue Lokai across the Milky Way for thousands of cycles -- beginning in 49,000 BCE.

He used a personal force field that blocked both energy weapons and any unwanted contact with physical objects. He wielded an electrical charge that could be used as a weapon. Furthermore, Bele had tremendous psionic abilities that he was able to use to take control of the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701) in 3268 CE.

Aboard the *Enterprise*, he returned to his home planet -- only to discover that in his absence, the racial tensions had destroyed the population. He and Lokai were the last survivors of their species. Despite Captain James T. Kirk's offer to live in the United Federation of Planets, Bele pursued Lokai down to the surface of the planet. Neither was ever heard from again.

## Source

Bele is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Devidians

The **Devidians** were a shapeshifting species native to Devidia II. Devidians lived out of phase with most other lifeforms of the Prime Reality -- with a positive phase variance of 0.004. They were also capable of time travel.

Physically, Devidians appeared somewhat humanoid. They did not have any visible eyes but had an orifice similar to a mouth located on their foreheads.

Devidians devoured neural energy for nourishment. Though they could glean this energy from any sapient species, humans provided the best "meal." In one instance, Devidians traveled through time to San Francisco on Earth in the 19th century -- using a cholera outbreak to hide the deaths resulting from their activity. Unbeknownst to the Devidians, this was part of a predestination paradox and this temporal incursion would be stopped by the crew of the USS *Enterprise*-D. They would also use a photon torpedo to destroy the cavern where the Devidians accessed their time portal.

## Source

The Devidians are derived from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Br'Nee

**Br'Nee** was a scientist, specializing in botany and pharmacology, who lived on the Botany Asteroid within the asteroid field near the Gammak Base in the Uncharted Territories. The asteroid had been seeded with life over three hundred cycles before Br'Nee encountered *Moya*'s crew there -- and Br'Nee was over two hundred cycles old himself by the time this occurred.

In order to rid the asteroid of herbivores, Br'Nee and his people introduced a species of calcivores onto the asteroid. Eventually, Br'Nee and his people returned to the asteroid -- at this point, only one calcivore remained alive, named M'Lee. She began to pick off Br'Nee's people one by one. Eventually, Br'Nee was the only one left alive.

It was at roughly this point that *Moya* arrived -- responding to a distress signal sent by M'Lee. She described Br'Nee as a ravenous creature out to kill them. Due to the thin atmosphere of the asteroid, he was initially unable to dispute these claims -- but, when the opportunity presented itself to explain, he seized it and described what M'Lee had done to his people. He omitted the fact that his people had exploited and abandoned hers.

When John Crichton learned the truth, he confronted Br'Nee. Br'Nee began to bargain with the crew of *Moya*, telling them he had maps to get them out of the asteroid field and away from the Peacekeepers. Zotoh Zhaan went with Br'Nee to procure these maps. When Crichton reached the lab soon after, it appeared that it had been attacked by M'Lee and that M'Lee had taken Zhaan. In truth, this was a ruse and Br'Nee had taken Zhaan captive and was preparing to study her. When Crichton realized this, he returned to the lab and the two briefly fought -- until Br'Nee was sawed in half by his own laser. M'Lee devoured the marrow from his corpse's bones.

## Source

Br'Nee is a character who appeared in an episode of *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
"Cactus" Jack Brody

**"Cactus" Jack Brody** was a human outlaw on Mar Sara, who was wanted dead or alive by the Mar Sara Marshal's Office for charges including robbery and claim jumping. They were offering a 600 credit reward for him.

## Source

"Cactus" Jack Brody is derived from *Starcraft 2*. For canon information, please visit:

* Starcraft Wiki
Draks

**Draks** were two-foot-long insectoid creatures that traveled through space in massive swarms -- large enough to hide a fully-grown Leviathan biomechanoid from scans by other spacefaring vessels and often confused for asteroid debris. Draks were extremely rare, native to the Delta Quadrant but seldom seen even there.

Draks were largely harmless, however they could not reproduce in space. To reproduce, they needed a warm space -- the warmer, the faster their rate of reproduction. To that end, draks would infiltrate spaceships and seal up a portion of the vessel with a quickly solidifying blue substance that they could produce from their mouths. This would create an area where the drak monarch could nest and complete the drak genesis.

Draks were able to duplicate DNA from the creatures they encountered, impersonating crew members of ships they had boarded. These duplicates were unable to speak but were otherwise perfect copies. The DNA procured could be samples of blood or hair, often procured through use of barbed projectiles. The drak monarch could use a similar projectile to possess a sapient being and use them to communicate.

## Sources

Draks are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Black hole

A **black hole** was a singularity in spacetime with such intense gravity that nothing, including light, was able to escape from it. Most black holes were the remnant of a star that had collapsed under its own gravity upon running out of fuel for its nuclear fusion. Due to the intense gravity, time itself would begin to slow if one came too close and would eventually freeze altogether.

## Source

Black holes are derived from the real world, *Star Trek*, and *Mass Effect*. For canon information, please visit:

* Wikipedia
* Mass Effect Wiki
* Memory Alpha
Interions

**Interions** were a species of humanoids from the Uncharted Territories whose physiology and skeletal structure were very similar to that of Sebaceans and humans -- species they were somehow connected to through the genetic engineering done by the Eidelons. Some theorized that Interions were also genetically engineered from humans, whereas others suggest that the genetic material of Interions was used to help evolve humans into Sebaceans. There was little evidence supporting either theory, though it was known that Interions could be suitable organ donors for humans.

Interions did have some highly unique characteristics. Their cranial architecture included ridges that extended down across their foreheads from their hairline. During times of high, negative emotions, the color of the hair on an Interion's head changed color. For instance, Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis had ginger-colored hair, which changed to a bright scarlet when she was upset, or stressed. Interions also shed their hair rapidly, like house cats on Earth, which had the unfortunate side effect of sometimes clogging up machinery. When frightened, Interions could release a high-pitched scream that was able to melt most metals.

Interion society was highly intellectual, and the pursuit of education was the highest goal of wealthy Interions. The elite of Interion society often had a myriad of advanced degrees, often in science and medicine but frequently branching into history and social sciences like archaeology as well. They abhorred violence and war -- looking down on any who participated in it.

## Notable Members

* Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis
* Tarnat
* Vella

## Source

Interions are seen in *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Barzans

The **Barzans** were a humanoid species orginally from the planet Barzan II.

## Physiology

Barzans had a pair of subtle ridges over their eyebrows and foreheads. They required a breathing apparatus when leaving the unique atmosphere of their homeworld -- leaving that atmosphere also caused their eyes to change color.

Barzan blood was black in color.

## Culture

The Barzan people were resource-poor, having little to trade with other species of the Milky Way. Due to their lack of resources, they were only moderately advanced as a species compared to others. They made contact with other species via probes rather than through manned space travel. This poverty was still a part of the culture of the Barzan people, long after they had joined the United Federation of Planets and colonized other worlds, with an expectation that they would always sacrifice for their family and that their duty to their family and their species was of the utmost importance.

The Barzan government was known as that Barzanian Planetary Republic.

## Notable Barzans

* Bhavani
* D. Nhan

## Source

Barzans are derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Boolites

**Boolites** were an extraordinary species even by the standards of the Delta Quadrant, from which they originated. Boolites were able to survive in separated pieces for up to half a cycle, due partially to the high concentration of metal found in their bodies, which allowed boolites to survive most injuries including being blown apart. They possessed incredible regenerative abilities, with which they could heal if the pieces of their body were aligned correctly after separation. Lastly, boolites had a remarkable and nearly eidetic memory, able to retain detailed information about virtually anything that had happened to them.

## Source

Boolites are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project