Admiral - Revision history

DDog at 19:46, 11 May 2019

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	:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|2005 IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.		The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.

Saix at 18:21, 3 May 2019

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	{{noname-designation}}		{{noname-designation}}
	:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.		The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.		The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.

	Three "solar years" after the crash, Codder and Garnak brought the Admiral a robot who had fallen from space. This robot, named [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rodimus]], had a [[Matrix of Leadership\|seemingly infinite power source]] embedded in his chest, which the Admiral saw as his ticket off the planet. However, he made the poor decision of letting it slip that Rodimus might not survive the process of tapping his energy, causing him to fight back and escape. The Admiral sent Codder and Garnak to recover him.		Three "solar years" after the crash, Codder and Garnak brought the Admiral a robot who had fallen from space. This robot, named [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], had a [[Matrix of Leadership\|seemingly infinite power source]] embedded in his chest, which the Admiral saw as his ticket off the planet. However, he made the poor decision of letting it slip that Rodimus might not survive the process of tapping his energy, causing him to fight back and escape. The Admiral sent Codder and Garnak to recover him.

	Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.		Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.
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Saix: /* Foreign names */

2018-07-02T07:10:52Z

Foreign names

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	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===
	*''Japanese:'' '''~~Admiral~~''' (提督 ~~''Teitoku''~~)		*''Japanese:'' '''Teitoku''' (提督, "Admiral")

	[[Category:Comic-only characters]]		[[Category:Comic-only characters]]
	[[Category:IDW Generation 1 aliens]]		[[Category:IDW Generation 1 aliens]]
	[[Category:Scientists]]		[[Category:Scientists]]

Abates: /* IDW Generation 1 continuity */

2018-05-20T07:41:17Z

IDW Generation 1 continuity

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	The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.		The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.

	Three "solar years" after the crash, Codder and Garnak brought the Admiral a robot who had fallen from space. This robot, named [[Hot Rod/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], had a [[Matrix of Leadership\|seemingly infinite power source]] embedded in his chest, which the Admiral saw as his ticket off the planet. However, he made the poor decision of letting it slip that Rodimus might not survive the process of tapping his energy, causing him to fight back and escape. The Admiral sent Codder and Garnak to recover him.		Three "solar years" after the crash, Codder and Garnak brought the Admiral a robot who had fallen from space. This robot, named [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], had a [[Matrix of Leadership\|seemingly infinite power source]] embedded in his chest, which the Admiral saw as his ticket off the planet. However, he made the poor decision of letting it slip that Rodimus might not survive the process of tapping his energy, causing him to fight back and escape. The Admiral sent Codder and Garnak to recover him.

	Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.		Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.

CATBBA at 03:47, 3 March 2018

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	Both Garnak and the Jangle Man knew that the Admiral's energy rifles were enough to defeat a Chaosteros, and believed that he and Codder would survive the attack. {{storylink\|Space Opera Part 1: The Stars My Destination\|The Stars My Destination}}		Both Garnak and the Jangle Man knew that the Admiral's energy rifles were enough to defeat a Chaosteros, and believed that he and Codder would survive the attack. {{storylink\|Space Opera Part 1: The Stars My Destination\|The Stars My Destination}}

			==Notes==

			===Foreign names===
			*''Japanese:'' '''Admiral''' (提督 ''Teitoku'')

	[[Category:Comic-only characters]]		[[Category:Comic-only characters]]
	[[Category:IDW Generation 1 aliens]]		[[Category:IDW Generation 1 aliens]]
	[[Category:Scientists]]		[[Category:Scientists]]

Saix: replaced: [[Hot Rod (G1) → [[Hot Rod

2016-02-27T07:02:02Z

replaced: [[Hot Rod (G1) → [[Hot Rod

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	{{noname-designation}}		{{noname-designation}}
	:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|]]		[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.		The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.

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	The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.		The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.

	Three "solar years" after the crash, Codder and Garnak brought the Admiral a robot who had fallen from space. This robot, named [[Hot Rod ~~(G1)~~/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], had a [[Matrix of Leadership\|seemingly infinite power source]] embedded in his chest, which the Admiral saw as his ticket off the planet. However, he made the poor decision of letting it slip that Rodimus might not survive the process of tapping his energy, causing him to fight back and escape. The Admiral sent Codder and Garnak to recover him.		Three "solar years" after the crash, Codder and Garnak brought the Admiral a robot who had fallen from space. This robot, named [[Hot Rod/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], had a [[Matrix of Leadership\|seemingly infinite power source]] embedded in his chest, which the Admiral saw as his ticket off the planet. However, he made the poor decision of letting it slip that Rodimus might not survive the process of tapping his energy, causing him to fight back and escape. The Admiral sent Codder and Garnak to recover him.

	Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.		Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.

Emvee: category

2014-09-04T19:20:54Z

SanityOrMadness: /* IDW Generation 1 continuity */

2013-06-01T18:45:42Z

IDW Generation 1 continuity

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	The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.		The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.

	Three "solar years" after the crash, Codder and Garnak brought the Admiral a robot who had fallen from space. This robot, named [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]], had a [[Matrix of Leadership\|seemingly infinite power source]] embedded in his chest, which the Admiral saw as his ticket off the planet. However, he made the poor decision of letting it slip that Rodimus might not survive the process of tapping his energy, causing him to fight back and escape. The Admiral sent Codder and Garnak to recover him.		Three "solar years" after the crash, Codder and Garnak brought the Admiral a robot who had fallen from space. This robot, named [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], had a [[Matrix of Leadership\|seemingly infinite power source]] embedded in his chest, which the Admiral saw as his ticket off the planet. However, he made the poor decision of letting it slip that Rodimus might not survive the process of tapping his energy, causing him to fight back and escape. The Admiral sent Codder and Garnak to recover him.

	Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.		Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.

SanityOrMadness at 03:08, 19 February 2013

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	{{noname-designation}}		{{noname-designation}}
	:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[~~Image~~:~~SpaceOpera1_Admiral~~.jpg\|thumb~~\|right~~\|250px\|]]		[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|]]

	The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.		The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~comics~~ continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.		The Admiral was a crew member on an Ilxian Class V [[Tantiv-Nas]] starship that crashed on [[LV-118]], killing everyone on board except for him and two lowly workers named [[Codder]] and [[Garnak]], who were in his laboratory at the time. Following the disaster, he began to repair the ship, rebuilding it from whatever scraps he and his underlings could find on the planet, including parts from another crashed vessel belonging to the strange "[[Wheelie (G1)\|Jangle Man]]". While the Admiral managed to fully repair the structure of his ship this way, it lacked a power source. In his attempts to create one, he went through scientific experiments which damaged LV-118's atmosphere, causing methane rain to fall from the sky regularly.

Apoc at 20:25, 15 August 2011

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	The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who get hurt in ~~the process~~.		The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

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	:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The "Admiral" is an [[alien]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|]]		[[File:SpaceOpera1 Admiral.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|]]

	The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.		The [[Ilxian]] known as the "'''Admiral'''" isn't really an admiral, just a scientist with a big ego. He bestowed the title upon himself after he was stranded on an uninhabited planet years ago, and his actual name is unknown. Since the crash, the Admiral has worked long and hard to repair his wrecked starship and return to space by any means, and he has no empathy for those who have to get hurt in order for him to reach his goal.

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	Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.		Garnak eventually returned with an incapacitated Rodimus, but wouldn't bring him into the ship out of fear that he had a bomb installed within him, requiring the Admiral and Codder to come out in person. In actuality, Rodimus had convinced Garnak and the Jangle Man to help him steal the ship, and the two walked right into a trap. The Jangle Man attracted a [[Chaosteros]] to attack them, distracting them while Rodimus powered up their ship and left LV-118.

	Both Garnak and the Jangle Man knew that the Admiral's energy rifles were enough to defeat a Chaosteros, and believed that he and Codder would survive the attack. {{storylink\|Space Opera Part 1: The Stars My Destination}}		Both Garnak and the Jangle Man knew that the Admiral's energy rifles were enough to defeat a Chaosteros, and believed that he and Codder would survive the attack. {{storylink\|Space Opera Part 1: The Stars My Destination\|The Stars My Destination}}

	[[Category:Comic-only characters]]		[[Category:Comic-only characters]]
	[[Category:Generation 1 aliens]]		[[Category:IDW Generation 1 aliens]]
	[[Category:Scientists]]		[[Category:Scientists]]