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== From the Re-Imagining ==
== From the Re-Imagining ==


As stated, it is unknown whether there was (or is) even a [[Battlestar]] <i>Pegasus</i>.  However...
As stated, the <i>Pegasus</i> has only been mentioned in articles relating to [[Zoic]], and there is current no indication that a battlestar of that name does, or did exist within the [[re-imagined]] storyline.  However, the following is from [[RDM]]'s [[Wikipedia:blog|blog]]:
 
=== Notes ===
 
From [[RDM]]'s [[Wikipedia:blog|blog]]:


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Revision as of 00:27, 24 January 2005

Overview

Battlestar Pegasus is a Colonial battlestar that has not been formally canonized in the Re-Imagined Battlestar Galactica at this time.

However, mention of the vessel has been given is several articles published about (Zoic), the company responsible for the visual effects of the Mini-Series and the majority of effects in Season One.

From the Original

Pegasus was the second battlestar known to have survived the Cylon Attack. It was commanded by Commander Cain, whom Viper pilots Bojay and Sheba served under. It was the only surviving ship from the Battle of Molecay, meeting up with the Galactica in The Living Legend.

The military genius Cain lead the ship against two Cylon Basestars to permit the Galactica and the Fleet to escape. The question of the survival of Cain and his battlestar was always in doubt, though it is generally assumed by the fandom that the ship survived.

From the Re-Imagining

As stated, the Pegasus has only been mentioned in articles relating to Zoic, and there is current no indication that a battlestar of that name does, or did exist within the re-imagined storyline. However, the following is from RDM's blog:

We have discussed the Pegasus storyline for a couple of years now. It's still tooling around inside my brain, but I haven't settled on a take yet. Call it a strong possibility at this point. No plans to see any other battlestars at present.

History of "Pegasus"

Pegasus is derived from the Greek mythos. Pegasus was a winged horse-god who was the foal of Posideon; this image of a winged horse is emblematic on the Viper Helmet of Pegasus's pilots in The Living Legend.

Links

--Joe Beaudoin 23:46, 21 Jan 2005 (EST)