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Helicon

**Helicon** is a planet that is notable for being the homeworld of Doctor Hari Seldon.

## General Information

Helicon is an Earth-like planet with an alpine climate. The planet was located with the Argo Sector, which in turn was situated within Star's End. Helicon's solar system was much older than its neighbours, and the world was also known as being the only one in the galaxy orbiting a dark star, which helped to keep the planet hidden. The black hole that Helicon orbited was formerly an O-class super giant star.

Since no light was emitted from the black hole, Helicon relied on light from its local moon, with which is shared an atmosphere. The moonshrike was native to the Helicon. Hari Seldon planned to establish the Second Foundation on Helicon, as a counter to the Foundation founded on Terminus.

Macoda Mesa is a flat plain on the planet that is the home to the native species known as the moonshrike. Moonshrikes were the main economy for the native Heliconers, and they were extensively ranched and prized for their meat. Helicon University was the main academic institution on the world, where most students studied agriculture and animal husbandry.

## History

Helicon is notable for being the homeworld of Doctor Hari Seldon.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First mentioned)
	+ "Upon Awakening" (Mentioned only)
	+ "The Missing Piece"
* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow" (First appearance)
	+ "Why the Gods Made Wine"

## Sources

* "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "The Emperor's Peace"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "Upon Awakening"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 "The Missing Piece"
5. ↑ "In Seldon's Shadow"
Christian Contreras

**Christian Contreras** is an actor and writer. He is best known for his role as Gregory Aio Ramos in the series *Halo: Nightfall*. Christian portrays the recurring role of Commander Kray Dorwin, first appearing in the episode "Barbarians at the Gate."

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Aegis

***Aegis*** was a Trireme-class ship, an Imperial military jumpship commanded by Kray Dorwin. The ship was assigned to travel to the planet Terminus to investigate the loss of a communications buoy in the Outer Reach, and a lack of communication with the Foundation. Arriving at the planet, Dorwin found the Anacreons attacking Terminus City. In an attempt to render assistance to the Foundation, Dorwin ordered the *Aegis* into the atmosphere. The ship was hit with a flak cannon round and crashed on the surface.

## Gallery

The AegisThe production model of the AegisWarships of the same class as the AegisWarships of the same class as the AegisThe Aegis viewed from the frontThe bridge of the Aegis
## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Upon Awakening"
	+ "Death and the Maiden"
* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow" (Indirect mention only)
Moswen

**Moswen** is a minor character in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*. She is a member of the Gossamer Court. Moswen is portrayed by Julia Brown, appearing in the episode "Death and the Maiden."

## General Information

Moswen is a member of the Gossamer Court, pledged to serve Empire's needs and to have her memory erased after the encounter. She is presented to Brother Dawn after he is introduced to the Court. During their liaison, Dawn only talks and promises to tell Brother Dusk that she served him well. Later, Moswen relayed the contents of the conversation to Dusk.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Death and the Maiden"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Death and the Maiden"
Kalle

Kalle as she appears on Oona's World

**Kalle** is a minor character in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*. She is a mathematician whose work is vital to Gaal Dornick solving the Abraxas Conjecture, setting her on a course to meet Hari Seldon. Representations of Kalle appear in the Season Two episodes "In Seldon's Shadow" and "King and Commoner", portrayed by Rowena King.

## Biography

### Mathematician

Hailing from the planet Thrax,Kalle was a mathematician specialising in chaos theory whose writing was considered to be poetic with a rhythm to her words. She used anapestic trimeter in her works, and spoke in the same rhythm. Because of this, it was hard for scholars to take her work seriously. Kalle dedicated her life to writing the Book of Folding, which included her Ninth Proof of Folding. Centuries later, Hari Seldon incorporated Kalle's work on how to fold space into his efforts to build the Prime Radiant. Gaal Dornick used the proof as a means to solve the Abraxas Conjecture. The original proof manuscript was kept in the Imperial Library, written in Kalle's native Thraxian.

### Prime Radiant

When Hari Seldon is trapped within the Prime Radiant, Yanna Seldon appears before him but he realises it is not actually Yanna. He notes differences in her speech patterns, that she is talking in an anapestic trimeter. Hari deduces that she is in fact Kalle, a poet mathematician who he knows uses that rare speech pattern. She reveals herself to him and asks him where he is. He deduces he was moved from one prison to another, to a place built using her formulations - the Prime Radiant.

Hari then realises she is not Kalle either and he asks what she is - she is something new, containing parts of Kalle and part of Yanna. Hari correctly guesses she is an embodiment of the Prime Radiant with parts of Kalle and Yanna’s math calculations. Upon asking her what is her goal, she says she has an interest in humanity’s destiny. She says it is time for Hari to go and advises him on how to get out of this prison. She asks him to meet her at Oona's World when he escapes.

### Oona's World

Hari takes the *Beggar's Lament* to Oona's World, and travels to the Monuments of Industry with Gaal Dornick, where Kalle waits for him. Kalle takes Hari's digital form from the Prime Radiant and maintains it, before disappearing into a cave with him, leaving Gaal outside. What occurs inside the cave leaves Hari with a fully Human body once more, and he is rescued by Gaal and Salvor Hardin when his presence is detected by the autonomous mining machines that killed the planet's populace.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First mentioned)
	+ "Upon Awakening" (Mentioned only)
* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow" (First appearance)
	+ "King and Commoner"

## Sources

* "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 "The Emperor's Peace"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "King and Commoner"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 "In Seldon's Shadow"
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Upon Awakening"
Death and the Maiden (podcast episode)

**Death and the Maiden** is the sixth episode of Foundation: The Official Podcast. Hosted by Jason Concepcion with David S. Goyer. It was released on 22 October, 2021.

## Summary

*Jason and David dive into episode 6 of* Foundation*, "Death and the Maiden." They explore the big reveal that comes to Salvor in a vision, the mounting panic taking hold of Brother Dawn, and Luminism—a religion that suddenly poses a threat to Empire.*

## External link

* Foundation: The Official Podcast - Death and the Maiden on Apple Podcasts
Dara Pirenne

**Dara Pirenne** is a minor character in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*. She is a member of the Foundation and the wife of Lewis Pirenne. Dara is portrayed by Sofia Privitera, appearing in the episode "Death and the Maiden."

## General Information

Dara Pirenne is a member of the Foundation on the planet Terminus. She is married to Lewis Pirenne, and the pair have a young son. Dara and her son watched as Lewis and several other members of the Foundation were taken off-planet by Phara Keaen.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Death and the Maiden"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 "Death and the Maiden"
Arcturus Sector

The **Arcturus Sector** was located in the Outer Reach. It was the site of the Galactic Empire's only communications buoy that handled communication for the entire Outer Reach. In 12,102 Era Imperial, the Anacreons destroyed the buoy to draw an Imperial warship to Terminus as part of their plan to salvage the *Invictus* in the Anthor Belt.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Barbarians at the Gate"
Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein was a very handsome and smart middle-eastern man. He was also a criminal, known for dropping bombs while on his magic bicycle. Sadly, we do not know much of this middle-eastern criminal, as he was one of the best criminals in the whole history.

One fact that we know of him is that he was killed by his own son, Eduard Einstein, because his son wanted to steal Albert's smartness. His son did not succeed and so he died for nothing. According to a random american hobbit woman, he deserved it because he was a criminal.
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◄◄   ◄   1600 • 1601 • 1602 • 1603 • 1604 • ****1605**** • 1606 • 1607 • 1608 • 1609 • 1610   ►   ►►
## Představitelé

* Anglické království – Jakub I. (1603–1625)
* Bádensko-durlašské markrabství – Jiří Fridrich (1604–1622)
* Braniborsko-ansbašské markrabství – Jáchym Arnošt (1603–1625)
* Dánské království – Kristián IV. (1588–1648)
* Francouzské království – Jindřich IV. (1589–1610)
* Jülišsko-klevsko-bergské vévodství – Jan Vilém (1592–1609)
* Mughalská říše – Akbar (1556–1605)
* Navarrské království – Jindřich III. (1572–1610)
* Osmanská říše – Ahmet I. (1603–1617)
* Portugalské království – Filip III. (1598–1621)
* Ruské carství – Boris I. (1598–1605)
* Safíovská říše – Abbás I. *Veliký* (1587–1629)
* Savojské vévodství – Karel Emanuel I. (1580–1630)
* Sedmihradské knížectví – Štěpán Bočkaj (1605–1606)
* Skotské království – Jakub VI. (1567–1625)
* Španělské království – Filip III. (1598–1621)
* Tokugawský šógunát – Iejasu Tokugawa (1603–1605)

## Církevní představitelé

* Freisinské biskupství – Arnošt Bavorský (1566–1612)
* Hildesheimské biskupství – Arnošt Bavorský (1573–1612)
* Kolínské arcibiskupství – Arnošt Bavorský (1583–1612)
* Lutyšské biskupství – Arnošt Bavorský (1581–1612)
* Münsterské biskupství – Arnošt Bavorský (1585–1612)
* Pasovské biskupství – Leopold Rakouský (1605–1625)
Holt McCallany

**Holt McCallany** is an actor. He portrays the role of Jaegger Fount in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*, first appearing in the episode "In Seldon's Shadow."

Series creator David S. Goyer had been a fan of Holt McCallany's work and contacted him over the role of Jaegger Fount. He pitched the role via email as an extended cameo that would initially position Fount as one of the new major characters before killing him off.

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## Notes and references

1. ↑ EPISODE NOTES 202 – “A GLIMPSE OF DARKNESS”
Keir

**Keir** is a recurring character in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*. He is one of the colonist's children on Terminus who are intrigued by the mysterious Vault. Keir is portrayed by Buddy Skelton in the series, first appearing in the episode "The Emperor's Peace."

## Biography

Keir is a young boy who lives on the planet Terminus, and is the son of Yate, a watchman for Terminus City. Along with his friends, Gia and Poly, and his sister, Laylo, he is fascinated by the mysterious Vault. Keir made a bet with Gia to see if he could put his marker beyond the rock, but was affected by the Vault's null field and forced to back away. Poly then tried to get close in an effort to see the "ghost" but got too far and passed out. Keir and the others had to run back to town for help. Their friend was rescued by Warden Salvor Hardin.

Keir later greeted Hugo Crast when he arrived on Terminus, and was present when the Anacreons surrounded the colony after their leader, Phara Keaen, was captured by Salvor Hardin. He helped his mother to retreat from the western edge of the city when the Anacreons attacked after she was wounded.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First appearance)
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost"
	+ "Barbarians at the Gate"
	+ "Upon Awakening"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Upon Awakening"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 "The Emperor's Peace"
3. ↑ "The Mathematician's Ghost"
4. ↑ "Barbarians at the Gate"
Anacreon corvette

**Anacreon corvettes** were a type of starship used by the Anacreon military. A force of Anacreon soldiers under the command of Phara Keaen used five corvettes during their conquest of Terminus of which two were lost after attempting to board the Invictus while in a scavenging run. The corvettes were not equipped with jumpdrives since that technology was closely guarded by the Galactic Empire.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost" (First appearance)
	+ "Death and the Maiden"
	+ "Upon Awakening"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "The Mathematician's Ghost"
2. ↑ "Death and the Maiden"
3. ↑ "Mysteries and Martyrs"
Antony Bunsee

**Antony Bunsee** is an actor. He is best known for his role as Govinda Roy in the soap opera *Hollyoaks*. Antony portrays the role of Anacreon ambassador Xandem, appearing in the episodes "The Emperor's Peace" and "Preparing to Live".

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Austus 11

**Austus 11** was a star located relatively close to the Argo Sector. Gaal Dornick used the position of Austus 11, along with the Cloverleaf Quasar and the stars Swen-Yen 214 and Hudson 8,053, to triangulate her position while trapped aboard the *Raven* with limited control.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Upon Awakening" (First mentioned)
Chroma

Chroma presented as a gift to the Genetic Dynasty from the Cloud Dominion

"*Notice the active chroma? How the pigment subtly moves?*"
—Demerzel[src]
**Chroma**, also known as **active chroma**, is used for creating works of art. The pigment subtly moves once applied, activated when in close proximity to the viewer, giving the artwork a unique feel. Active chroma was developed by Cloud Dominion. The Mural of Souls is created using chroma, and requires cleaning to maintain its colour. The senior member of the Genetic Dynasty, Brother Dusk, was traditionally responsible for adding to the Mural of Souls.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First appearance)
	+ "Preparing to Live"
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost"
* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow"
	+ "A Glimpse of Darkness"
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"
	+ "The Last Empress"

## Sources

* "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "The Emperor's Peace"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "In Seldon's Shadow"
3. ↑ "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"
4. ↑ "The Last Empress"
Cche Tower

***Cche Tower*** is an obby tower was canceled and developed b Mr Bleguy.

## Songs

1-23 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPCiMqD8ey0 National anthem of Dagestan]

Service floor [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScgbJmt-Hng Published song, unused]

24-55 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CCmSaFiX1U Former anthem of Russia]

5-100 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmoOGtTJfaI Despata de Romana]

100.1 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gav9puV4rsQ Aiaara]
Encyclopedia Galactica

"*I'm proposing something less centralized. An Encyclopedia Galactica. After the fall, as civilization climbs from the ashes, the coming generations will have something to build upon, a foundation. They won't have to reinvent the wheel. The knowledge will already exist. But it isn’t just knowledge we’d be saving, but humanity's story.*"
—Hari Seldon proposes the creation of the Encyclopedia Galactica[src]
The **Encyclopedia Galactica** is a proposed body of work that Hari Seldon advocated the creation of. The Encyclopedia was to be used by humanity to rebuild civilization following the predicted fall of the Galactic Empire. Work on the Encyclopedia was to be undertaken by the Foundation, a group of scientists and citizens dedicated to preserving knowledge.

By 12,240 Era Imperial, Emperor Cleon XVII arrived on Terminus, demanding to see the Encyclopedia Galactica. Director Sef Sermak admitted that the encyclopedia did not exist, and they had switched their focus but were still working for the betterment of humanity.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First mentioned)
* Season Two
	+ "Long Ago, Not Far Away" (Mentioned only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ "The Emperor's Peace"
2. ↑ "Long Ago, Not Far Away"
Hetman

**Hetman** is a recurring character in the Apple TV+ series, *Foundation*. He is a resident of Siwenna. Hetman is portrayed by Noah Taylor, first appearing in "A Glimpse of Darkness."

## Biography

Hetman led the local constabulary on the planet Siwenna who were opposed to the Church of the Galactic Spirit trying to establish a foothold on the plan. An adherent to the local lightning deity, Hetmen carried a consecrated rope known as a handfast to restrain offenders. Hetman's group captured a Claric of the Church of Galactic Spirit, Rees, and tied him to a tree. After stabbing him with a knife, they let the lightning kill him.

Hetman and his group, including Jori, tried to capture another member of the Church, Brother Constant, when she tried to set up a show in a small village. High Claric Poly Verisof intervened, winning over the crowd and dumping Hetman into a small pond of water to stop him from inciting the crowd.

Hetman later led a force of constabulary to the home of Ducem Barr, who was meeting with two Imperial officers, Bel Riose and Glawen Curr. They demanded that Barr hand over the two officers.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "A Glimpse of Darkness"
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "A Glimpse of Darkness"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"
Cloud Dominion

The **Cloud Dominion** is a realm ruled by Queen Sareth I.

## General Information

The Cloud Dominion was once an independent kingdom outside of the Galactic Empire before being absorbed by it. It is a large region, of planetesimals. An influential player on the galactic stage, the Cloud Dominion maintained a large armada and a powerful military. The society was an collection of artisans and projected elegance and harmony.

## History

The majority of the ruling family of the Cloud Dominion were killed in a zeppelin accident, bar the youngest daughter, Sareth I. Now Queen, Sareth I was popular among her people.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow"
	+ "A Glimpse of Darkness"
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"
	+ "The Sighted and the Seen"
	+ "Why the Gods Made Wine"
	+ "A Necessary Death"

## Sources

* "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Dominion was a once independent kingdom (i.e. outside of Empire). It is large and still have a lot of internal allegiance. Sareth is popular – and as the youngest and potentially the most naïve, Day felt she would be easy to manipulate."
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "A Glimpse of Darkness"
Kariel Seldon

**Kariel Seldon** is a recurring character in the Apple TV+ series, *Foundation*. She is Hari Seldon's mother. Kariel is portrayed by Elsie Bennett, first appearing in "In Seldon's Shadow."

## Biography

Kariel Seldon lived on the planet Helicon with her husband, Nolan, and their son, Hari. Kariel and her husband were moonshrike ranchers. When Hari was seven, Kariel noticed him studying, tearing a page out of the book and realising that three-dimension objects could cast two-dimensional shadows. Kariel praised Hari as clever, but Nolan was angry that Hari had torn a page out of the book and slapped him.

While herding the moonshrikes at Macoda Mesa, Kariel and Nolan used sheepdogs to stampede the herd, driving them off the cliff and pushing them to fly from Helicon to the planet's moon. Kariel watched as Hari walked into the path of the stampede, standing in the middle of their path as they rushed past him. Kariel was worried and scared for her son, but Hari said he worked out the pattern and knew he would be fine. Nolan arrived and slapped his son for his behaviour.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow" (First appearance)
	+ "Why the Gods Made Wine"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 "In Seldon's Shadow"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 EPISODE NOTES 201 – “IN SELDON’S SHADOW”
3. ↑ "Why the Gods Made Wine"
Kress

Air Officer **Kress** is a recurring character in the Apple TV+ series, *Foundation*. He is a fleet officer serving the Galactic Empire. Kress is portrayed by Ephraim Goldin, first appearing in "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly."

## Biography

Air Officer Kress served the Galactic Empire aboard the *Shining Destiny*. Upon arrival at Siwenna, he briefed General Bel Riose and Fleet Supremus Glawen Curr about Siwenna's society and level of technology. Kress later reported to Riose and Glawen that She-Bends-Light had been reviewing records from Siwenna and wished to see them. Kress was on the bridge of the *Shining Destiny* during their engagement with the *Invictus* during the Battle of Terminus. He was killed when the *Shining Destiny*, along with the entire Imperial fleet, was locked into a jumping sequence by the Spacers that would destroy all of the ships.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly" (First appearance)
	+ "A Necessary Death"
	+ "Long Ago, Not Far Away"
	+ "Creation Myths"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Creation Myths"
3. ↑ "A Necessary Death"
4. ↑ "Long Ago, Not Far Away"
Kandar V

**Kandar V** is a pre-Cleonic Emperor of the Galactic Empire mentioned in the Apple TV+ series, *Foundation*.

## Biography

Emperor Kandar V was a pre-Cleonic Emperor of the Galactic Empire. He maintained a summer palace on the planet Ignis, which was eventually left to rot by the Cleon emperors. Kandar V liked to bathe in a violet pigment extracted from Ignis' native ghost mollusks, and this act was the reason the mollusks' dwindled in number. He died young of overabundance and colored purple.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "The Sighted and the Seen" (First mentioned)
	+ "A Necessary Death" (Mentioned only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "The Sighted and the Seen"
2. ↑ "A Necessary Death"
King and Commoner (podcast episode)

**King and Commoner** is the fourteenth episode of Foundation: The Official Podcast. Hosted by Jason Concepcion with David S. Goyer. It was released on 28 July, 2023.

## Summary

*Lou Llobell (Gaal Dornick) sits down with Jason and David to talk about Season 2, episode 3, "King and Commoner." David and Lou debate just how similar Gaal and Hari are and discuss the dangers of meeting your heroes. Lou also shares her thoughts on new characters Hober Mallow and Bel Riose and takes us behind the scenes on filming in the sand dunes of the Canary Islands. Jason closes by asking the question on everyone’s mind: How did Hari get his body back?!*

## External link

* Foundation: The Official Podcast - King and Commoner on Apple Podcasts
Gorik Tarka

"*There was a writer on Calda, Gorik Tarka. He said, "The gods made wine to compensate those who can't afford revenge."*"
—Yanna Seldon[src]
**Gorik Tarka** is a writer from Calda mentioned in the Apple TV+ series, *Foundation*.

## Biography

Gorik Tarka was a writer from Calda. Yanna Seldon quoted his words to Hari Seldon to make him see the wisdom in getting closer to the Galactic Empire. Hari believed that Tarka was reckless. After Yanna's death and Hari's relocation to Trantor, he requested a copy of Tarka's works.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "Why the Gods Made Wine" (First mentioned)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Why the Gods Made Wine"
Barbarians at the Gate (podcast episode)

**Barbarians at the Gate** is the fourth episode of Foundation: The Official Podcast. Hosted by Jason Concepcion with David S. Goyer. It was released on 8 October, 2021.

## Summary

*Writer and co-executive producer Leigh Dana Jackson breaks down* Foundation *episode 4, "Barbarians at the Gate," with Jason and David. They discuss what's going on with Brother Dawn, how the Anacreons were conceived and adapted for the show, and why it’s important that space is multicultural.*

## External link

* Foundation: The Official Podcast - Barbarians at the Gate on Apple Podcasts
Cygnus Prime

**Cygnus Prime** is a planet. The only moisture on the planet could be found in the native weeping vines. During a meeting deciding which time keeping devices would be better for the Foundation to preserve, Mari Hardin used Cygnus Prime as an example of why a water clock would not be the best choice due to the lack of moisture.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost" (First mentioned)
Kim Adis

**Kim Adis** (born January 10, 1993) is an actress. She is best known for her role as Anda in the series *Krypton*. Kim portrays the recurring role of Lowre, first appearing in the episode "Preparing to Live."

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Church of the Galactic Spirit

The **Church of the Galactic Spirit** is a quasi-religious organisation that is part of the Foundation.

## History

The Church was founded in the wake of Hari Seldon emerging from the Vault on Terminus in 12,102 Era Imperial. Their goal is spread the teachings of the Prophet, their term for Hari Seldon by providing a rational blueprint for their lives and the societies of their planets.

The Foundation leadership tolerate the Church of the Galactic Spirit and support its mission, but see it mainly as a recruitment tool, with the money that the Church brings in from selling salvation and trinkets being used to fund the coming war effort against the Empire. The Clarics of the Church actively visit planets throughout the Outer Reach, preaching the word of Seldon and attempting to recruit members from planets abandoned by the Galactic Empire.

Using the advanced technology of the Foundation, these Clarics pose as "magicians", able to perform great feats such as flying unaided, levitating people, and producing displays of light and sounds seemingly from nowhere.

High Claric Poly Verisof does not like the direction the Church and the Foundation have taken. He was against themselves posing as "magicians", and sees that Terminus and Foundation are coming to resemble Trantor more and more.

## Members

By 12,240 Era Imperial, the High Claric of the Church of the Galactic Spirit is Poly Verisof, the last living survivor of the time when Hari Seldon emerged from the Vault on Terminus. Clarics, such as Rees, spread the word and young initiates into the Church, like Brother Constant, are referred to as Novice Clarics. During a Claric's training, they are under the eyes of the Revered Fathers.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow" (Indirect mention only)
	+ "A Glimpse of Darkness" (First appearance)
	+ "King and Commoner"
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"
	+ "The Sighted and the Seen" (Indirect mention only)
	+ "Long Ago, Not Far Away"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "A Glimpse of Darkness"
2. ↑ "King and Commoner"
Beggar's Lament

***Beggar's Lament*** was a merchant-class Thespin deep space freighter owned and operated by Hugo Crast. He used it to conduct trading runs between planets, including Terminus, Hesperus, and Irina Four.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost" (First appearance)
	+ "Barbarians at the Gate" (Indirect mention only)
	+ "Death and the Maiden"
	+ "Mysteries and Martyrs"
* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow"
	+ "A Glimpse of Darkness"
	+ "King and Commoner"
	+ "The Sighted and the Seen"
	+ "Why the Gods Made Wine"
	+ "A Necessary Death"
	+ "Long Ago, Not Far Away"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "The Mathematician's Ghost"
Mysteries and Martyrs (podcast episode)

**Mysteries and Martyrs** is the seventh episode of Foundation: The Official Podcast. Hosted by Jason Concepcion with David S. Goyer. It was released on 29 October, 2021.

## Summary

*Jason and David break down episode 7 of* Foundation*, "Mysteries and Martyrs." They discuss the concepts behind the* Invictus *and other Imperial spaceships—some are knife blades, others are donut holes. They also dive deep into Hari's grand plan, Brother Day's confrontation with Zephyr Halima, and how Brother Dawn's storyline gives off YA vibes.*

## External link

* Foundation: The Official Podcast - Mysteries and Martyrs on Apple Podcasts
Elliot Cowan

**Elliot Cowen** (born July 9, 1976) is an English actor. Among his numerous roles, Elliot played the role of Daron-Vex on *Krypton*, and has had roles in *The Spanish Princess* and *Peaky Blinders*. He portrays the recurring role of Lewis Pirenne, first appearing in the episode "Preparing to Live".

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Lowre

"*I know what the math is. I know that what we're doing on this ship isn't really living. We're just preparing to live. For some of us to live. It's the Plan.*"
—Lowre to Gaal Dornick[src]
**Lowre** is a recurring character in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*. She is a member of the Foundation and an engineer aboard the *Deliverance*. Lowre is portrayed by Kim Adis, first appearing in "Preparing to Live."

## Biography

Lowre volunteered to join the Foundation and travel on board the slow ship *Deliverance* to the planet Terminus. She worked in the ship's engineering department. During the voyage, Lowre got pregnant and did not want to give up the embryo to the ship's seed bank despite the chances of space travel adversely affecting the pregnancy. Shivaughn learned of the situation and brought it to Gaal Dornick's attention who talked with Lowre about the risks. Lowre eventually decided to follow protocol and place the embryo in the ship's seed bank. Upon arriving at Terminus, Lowre was part of the initial scouting team that discovered the Vault.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Preparing to Live"
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Preparing to Live"
2. ↑ "The Mathematician's Ghost"
Anacreon

**Anacreon** is a planet within the Periphery of the Outer Reach.

## General Information

Anacreon is a forested world with a tradition of hunting. Wood is abundant on the planet, and plays an important role in Anacreon society. Weapons such as bows and ornate armour were also made of wood. The skies of Anacreon were filled with a spectacular aurora borealis coloured blue, green and red. People of Anacreon descent typically have olive to brown complexions, and were considered to be stocky. The Anacreon language sounded harsh, with hard consonants. Anacreons were a blunt people, and their language reflected that, being grounded and direct. One of their traditional songs was about a boy on his first hunt; the song was actually a bawdy tale about a young man's first time with a woman.

## History

Anacreon was involved in a long-standing feud with their neighboring planet, Thespis. Although the Anthor Belt Agreement maintained peace between the two sides, Anacreon believed that Thespis acted in bad faith by mining palladium from a rogue asteroid identified as being from the Anthor Belt. The dispute turned into bloodshed when Imperial appraisers were killed in a crossfire between the two worlds. A delegation was sent, led by Ambassador Xandem, to Trantor in an effort to maintain the peace. As a gift, the Anacreons presented a hunting bow, carved from wood taken from the Tallyn Forest. The wood was the same as that used to create the bow of Anacreon's greatest hunter, Larken Keaen. The bow and accompanying arrows were all made of wood with no metal, showing that they needed palladium.

Following the involvement of an Anacreon Bomber in the destruction of the Star Bridge on Trantor, Emperor Cleon XII ordered Imperial forces to bombard Anacreon in retaliation. The planet was attacked with neutron bombs, which had a low explosive yield but a high amount of ionizing radiation. Fifty percent of the population died within a week, with between twenty and thirty percent of the remaining population dying within the year.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First mentioned)
	+ "Preparing to Live" (First appearance)
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost" (Mentioned only)
	+ "Barbarians at the Gate" (Mentioned only)
	+ "Upon Awakening" (Mentioned only)
	+ "The Missing Piece"
* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow" (Mentioned only)

## Sources

* "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 "The Emperor's Peace"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"
3. ↑ "Preparing to Live"
4. ↑ "Barbarians at the Gate"
Bayla

**Bayla** is a recurring character in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*. She is an algae farmer and the mother of Gaal Dornick. Bayla is portrayed by Jade Harrison, appearing in the Season One episodes "The Emperor's Peace" and "Upon Awakening."

## Biography

Bayla is a native of the planet Synnax, married to Jarko and the mother of Gaal Dornick. Alongside her husband, she dove an algae farm, rising early in the morning to work. When Gaal was young, Bayla would tell her stories about the planets in the galaxy after her daughter expressed an interest in learning about every world in the Galactic Empire. Bayla was friends with Instructor Arren Sorn, and he would spend nights talking with Bayla and Jarko while Gaal fell asleep in her mother's arms. However, that changed when The Cleanse occurred, and scientists were deemed as heretics to the Seer Church. A firm believer in the Faith of the Awakening and the Seer Church, Bayla was proud that her daughter became an acolyte under Seer Dominie. When Bayla found out that Gaal has been secretly studying mathematics in violation of the Church's beliefs, she implored Gaal to stop in case she endangered all of them. When Gaal left Synnax after solving the Abraxas Conjecture and was invited to join Hari Seldon on the planet Trantor, Bayla told Gaal that it was not too late for her to change her mind and that they could petition the Seer Priests to allow her to stay. Gaal knew different however, believing that she would only be safe on Trantor. Bayla and Jarko transported Gaal to a waiting STO Transport using a Synnaxian Canoe.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First appearance)
	+ "Upon Awakening"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 "The Emperor's Peace"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Upon Awakening"
Aethra

**Aethra** is a dwarf planet.

## General Information

A dwarf planet, Aethra was the location of an illegal biohacking facility run by Jiam Quarver. The facility was contracted to supply subcutaneous nano-lace explosives to the terrorists who destroyed the Star Bridge on Trantor. Following the attack, Demerzel led Imperial troops on a raid of the facility to capture Quarver and interrogate her about who was behind the attacks.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Preparing to Live"
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Lors Avakim

"*My name's Lors Avakim. Hari sent me."
"Where is he?"
"Arrested. As he predicted. You've both been charged with high treason, conspiracy to destabilize the Imperium.*"
—Lors Avakim and Gaal Dornick[src]
**Lors Avakim** is a minor character in *Foundation*. She is an advocate retained by Hari Seldon to help Gaal Dornick. Lors is portrayed by Proschat Madani in the Apple TV+ series, appearing in the Season One episode "The Emperor's Peace."

## Biography

Lors Avakim is a legal advocate on the planet Trantor who believed Hari Seldon's claims that the Galactic Empire would fall due to the predictions made by Psychohistory. She was retained by Hari Seldon to defend himself and Gaal Dornick from charges of High Treason and Conspiracy to Destabilize the Imperium. After meeting with Gaal following her arrest by Imperial forces, she activated a device that allowed them to speak freely without fear of being overheard. While Lors acknowledged that Hari was sorry for involving her, the truth is her presence on Trantor was intended to bait the Empire into action. Lors later attended the tribunal proceedings against Hari and Gaal as their legal representative.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First appearance)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "The Emperor's Peace"
Lee Pace

**Lee Pace** (born March 25, 1979) is an American actor. He is best known for his roles a Thranduil in the *Hobbit* trilogy and Ronan in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Pace portrays the role of Brother Day in *Foundation* on Apple TV+.

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Important Looking Pirates

**Important Looking Pirates** is a Stockholm-based visual effects and digital animation studio that worked on Season One of Apple TV+-series Foundation.

## ILP-staff that worked on Foundation

* Miguel Garção - Visual effects artist
* Stefan Andersson - Cg supervisor
* Nicolas Hernandez - Visual effects supervisor
* Kajsa Kurtén - Visual effects producer
* Victor-Aday Sanchez - Compositing supervisor
* Patrik Windahl - Digital compositor
* Kenny Vähäkari - Lighting supervisor
Locris wine

**Locris wine** was a type of wine, from the planet Locris. The grapes on Locris were particularly sweet. A rare vintage bottle of Locris wine, laid down two centuries previously, came into the possession of Hober Mallow in 12,225 Era Imperial. Hober Mallow carried the bottle of Locris wine with him, and in those fifteen years did not find a good enough reason to drink it. When he was arrested on Korell, the wine was confiscated and Commdor Argo intended to enjoy it after Hober's execution. When Hober escaped by switching places with him using a castling device, he took the wine back.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "King and Commoner"
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "King and Commoner"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"
Brother Darkness

**Brother Darkness** is a minor character in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*. Brother Darkness is the last stage of an Emperor's life in the Genetic Dynasty. Brother Darkness is portrayed by Terrence Mann, first appearing in the episode "The Mathematician's Ghost".

## General Information

Brother Darkness is the final stage of a Cleon Emperor's life, taken as they approach their ascension. During a formal ceremony, Brother Dusk is elevated to the position of Brother Darkness, as each Cleon takes one step forward in the Genetic Dynasty; the new Brother Dawn is born, the existing Dawn becomes Brother Day, and Day moves to Brother Dusk.

### Cleon XI

*Main article: Cleon XI*
Cleon XI attained the position of Brother Darkness thirty-five years after the bombing of the Star Bridge, as he neared the end of his life and prepared for his ascension. As he did, he became Brother Darkness and his position was taken by the previous Brother Day, Cleon XII. At the ceremony, the new Brother Dawn cried, causing Darkness to believe that something was wrong with the child. However, Demerzel guided him to ascension before he could worry about it further.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 "The Mathematician's Ghost"
Neem

**Neem** is a minor character in the Apple TV+ series *Foundation*. He is a member of the Anacreon force led to Terminus by Phara Keaen. Neem is portrayed by Dinesh Bhavnani, appearing in the episode "Death and the Maiden."

## General Information

Neem is a member of the Anacreon military force led to Terminus by Phara Keaen. During the occupation of Terminus City, Neem commanded the forces operating out of the geothermal field where the Anacreon corvettes were landed. Salvor Hardin, Abbas, and Hugo staged an assault on the area to destroy the corvettes. During the fighting, Neem was killed by Salvor before he could shoot Abbas.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Death and the Maiden"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 "Death and the Maiden"
Genetic Dynasty

The **Genetic Dynasty** is the ruling family of the Galactic Empire, created from clones of Cleon I in order to prevent problems of succession, thereby establishing "imperishable permanence" in an effort to maintain the status quo. Three clones, originally decanted at different ages, comprise the dynasty at any one time, Brother Dawn, a prepubescent clone whose role is to watch and learn the ways of the emperor in preparation for ascension, Brother Day, a middle aged clone, who functions as first among equals and does most of the ruling, and Brother Dusk, an elderly Cleon clone whose role is to advise Brother Day and mentor Brother Dawn. Upon reaching the age of 90 (a clone is born every 30 years), each clone will ascend to the next position with the eldest being ascended to Brother Darkness through euthanasia.

One of the standard protocols controlling the Genetic Dynasty is that the primary Cleon, Brother Day, is to never leave Trantor. Off-world matters of state usually being handled by Brother Dusk. At any time, identical clones of each member of the active Genetic Dynasty are kept in the Imperial Palace, constantly being updated on the lives of their active counterparts in case those Emperors are killed or injured in the line of duty. In that event, the clone is awoken and is ready to take over the role as soon as possible.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace" (First appearance)
	+ "Preparing to Live"
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost"
	+ "Barbarians at the Gate"
	+ "Death and the Maiden"
	+ "Mysteries and Martyrs"
	+ "The Leap"
* Season Two
	+ "In Seldon's Shadow"
	+ "A Glimpse of Darkness"
	+ "King and Commoner"
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"
	+ "The Sighted and the Seen"
	+ "Why the Gods Made Wine"
	+ "A Necessary Death"
	+ "Long Ago, Not Far Away"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ "The Leap"
2. ↑ "The Emperor's Peace"
3. ↑ "Barbarians at the Gate"
4. ↑ "Mysteries and Martyrs"
Cryopod

A **cryopod** was a spacefaring craft, used in emergency situations. They were equipped aboard Imperative-class vessels such as the *Deliverance*. Once launched from a ship, the crypod would place the single occupant into a state of cryogenic suspension. Gaal Dornick was placed in one by Raych Foss to escape the *Deliverance* after he killed Hari Seldon.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Preparing to Live" (First appearance)
	+ "Barbarians at the Gate"
	+ "Upon Awakening"
* Season Two
	+ "The Sighted and the Seen" (Mentioned only)
Jori

**Jori** is a recurring character in the Apple TV+ series, *Foundation*. He is a resident of Siwenna. Jori is portrayed by Jordan Stephens, first appearing in "A Glimpse of Darkness."

## Biography

Jori was part of a local constabulary led by Hetman on the planet Siwenna who were opposed to the Church of the Galactic Spirit trying to establish a foothold on the plan. An adherent to the local lightning deity, Jori was with the group who captured a Claric of the Church of Galactic Spirit, Rees, and tied him to a tree. After stabbing him with a knife, they let the lightning kill him.

Hetman led his group, including **Jori**, to try and capture another member of the Church, Brother Constant, when she tried to set up a show in a small village. High Claric Poly Verisof intervened, winning over the crowd, including Jori. Jori was later present with a group led by Vrank who recovered an Imperial extraction packet. When two Imperial officers came looking for the packet, the situation turned violent. The rest of the band were killed by the Imperials, but Jori escaped. He joined up with Hetman, and they led a party to the home of Ducem Barr who was meeting with the officers and demanded he turn them over.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "A Glimpse of Darkness"
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "A Glimpse of Darkness"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"
Bombing of the Star Bridge

The **Bombing of the Star Bridge** was a terroist act commited by individuals from Anacreon and Thespis against the Galactic Empire. In 12,067 Era Imperial, two bombers—one Anacreon and one Thespin—boarded the orbital  with subcutaneous nano-lace explosives embedded in their wrists. The Anacreon bomber took a car down the stalk, detonating the explosive and severing the tether from the orbiting station. The Thespin bomber detonated his explosive on the station itself, exposing large portions to the void of space. While Trantor Station remained in orbit, the tether fell to Trantor itself, wrapping around the planet like a garotte and cutting through fifty levels on the planet. The casualty total was estimated at 100 million. Several weeks after the bombing, the wreck of  still floated in orbit, along with 127,000 bodies.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Emperor's Peace"
	+ "Preparing to Live" (Mentioned only)
	+ "The Mathematician's Ghost" (Mentioned only)
	+ "Barbarians at the Gate" (Mentioned only)

## Sources

* "Foundation: The Art and Making of Seasons 1 & 2"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ "The Emperor's Peace"
2. ↑ "Preparing to Live"
Needle tea

**Needle tea** was a traditional beverage drunk on Siwenna. It was considered to be socially irresponsible to not drink needle tea if offered. Ducem Barr offered Bel Riose and Glawen Curr needle tea when they visited him, and toasted to those who fight and ask why.

## Appearances

* Season Two
	+ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ "Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly"