Cylon Civil War

"The Hub": Battlestar Galactica season 4 episode 9 explained

In "The Hub", humans and rebel Cylons destroy the Resurrection Hub and end Cylon immortality, while Roslin, stuck on a basestar with Baltar, finally hears his confession. Here's what happens, what Roslin's visions of Elosha mean and where it leads.

Basestar Type-D: the modern Cylon baseship

The Basestar Type-D, also called the Modern Basestar, was the primary Cylon capital ship at the Fall of the Twelve Colonies and through the war that followed. Partly organic and run by a Hybrid, it served as a fleet carrier and missile platform in the mould of a Colonial battlestar.

Basestar: the Cylon carrier

The modern Cylon basestar was partly organic and run by a Hybrid, not a crew. It launched swarms of Raiders and healed battle damage like a wound.

Battle of the Colony

The Battle of the Colony was the climactic engagement of the war between humanity and the Cylons, fought when Galactica assaulted the Cylon homeworld to rescue the child Hera. It ended with the destruction of the Colony and the end of the long pursuit.

Battlestar Galactica Characters: Every Major Character in the 2004 Series

The main humans and Cylons of the reimagined Battlestar Galactica, from William Adama and Laura Roslin to Starbuck, Baltar and the Final Five. Who each one is, what they do in the story and where they end up, with a short section on the Caprica and Blood & Chrome prequels.

Battlestar Galactica Episodes in Order: Every Episode of the 2004 Series

Every episode of the reimagined Battlestar Galactica in broadcast order, from the 2003 miniseries to "Daybreak", with first air dates and a one-line, spoiler-light summary for each. Plus where Razor, The Plan, Caprica and Blood & Chrome fit.

Battlestar Galactica Timeline: every major event from Kobol to the arrival on Earth

The Reimagined Series chronology in order, from the exodus from Kobol and the death of the first Earth to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies and the fleet's arrival 150,000 years ago. A shorter section at the end covers the separate 1978 series and Galactica 1980.

Centurion Model 0005

The Centurion Model 0005 was the line of mechanical Cylon soldiers that fought in the Cylon War. Descended from the Zoe Graystone U-87, they pursued a humanoid form and were later supplanted by their own humanoid creations.

Cylon Raider: the living fighter

The modern Raider was a living organism fused to a metal exoskeleton, able to plan and to refuse orders. Killed Raiders resurrected into new ships.

Every Cylon Model in Order, by Number: One to Eight and the Final Five

All twelve humanoid Cylon models from the reimagined Battlestar Galactica, in order by number, from Cavil and Leoben to Saul Tigh and Tory Foster. Who each one was, the copies that mattered, what they wanted and how their story ended.

Natalie Faust: the Six who led the Cylon rebellion and died on Galactica

Natalie Faust was the Number Six copy who led the rebel Cylon faction demanding the search for the Final Five. She freed the Centurions to break Cavil's majority, allied with the Colonials against the Resurrection Hub, and was shot dead in a Galactica corridor by Sharon Agathon.

Number Five

The Number Fives were a model of humanoid Cylon, all of whom went by the name Aaron Doral. They infiltrated Colonial society before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies and are believed extinct after the Cylon Civil War.