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[[WMG: Stahma will manipulate things so that Kenya recieves a significant ownership portion of the Hollows in order to provide for her and to give her protection against Datak and others.]]
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[[WMG: Stahma will manipulate things so that Kenya recieves receives a significant ownership portion of the Hollows in order to provide for her and to give her protection against Datak and others.]]
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It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the [=PvP=] and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.
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It's odd that when doing PvP [=PvP=] matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the [=PvP=] and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.
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[[WMG: The PvP in the game and the Shadow Wars is a Mercenary-paid Battle Royale.]]
It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the PvP and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.
It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the PvP and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.
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[[WMG: The PvP [=PvP=] in the game and the Shadow Wars is a Mercenary-paid Battle Royale.]]
It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, thePvP [=PvP=] and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.
It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the
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* A prequel that covers some of what we know about the show/game's back story, starting with either the pending destruction of the Votanis system (which includes the building of the Arks, as well as the discovery of Earth and the launching of the Kaziri), the Votanis Collective's arrival at Earth (which includes the secret establishment of the EMC) and their attempted integration into Earth's societies (think of ''Alien Nation'', but using some of the history that had been mentioned in the Defiance website, such as VC's "capital" in Brazil being set up), the cabal to start the war between the species, the assassination of Onulu Toruku and the start of the Pale Wars. The finale of the series/comics/novels would end with the Battle of Defiance. The story would include character's we've met in the show and game, such as young versions of Rafe and Pilar McCawley, Datak and Stahma Tarr, Jon Cooper, Torc Mok, Nim and Ara Shondu.
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* A prequel that covers some of what we know about the show/game's back story, starting with either the pending destruction of the Votanis system (which includes the building of the Arks, as well as the discovery of Earth and the launching of the Kaziri), the Votanis Collective's arrival at Earth (which includes the secret establishment of the EMC) and their attempted integration into Earth's societies (think of ''Alien Nation'', but using some of the history that had been mentioned in the Defiance website, such as VC's "capital" in Brazil being set up), the cabal to start the war between the species, the assassination of Onulu Toruku and the start of the Pale Wars. The finale of the series/comics/novels would end with the Battle of Defiance. The story would include character's we've met in the show and game, such as young versions of Rafe and Pilar McCawley, [=McCawley=], Datak and Stahma Tarr, Jon Cooper, Torc Mok, Nim and Ara Shondu.
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It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the PvP and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.
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It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the PvP and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.cash.
[[WMG: If a spin-off series/comic continuation/novel continuation ever comes to be..]]
If there is ever a spin-off/comic or novel continuation of Defiance, it will be either:
* A prequel that covers some of what we know about the show/game's back story, starting with either the pending destruction of the Votanis system (which includes the building of the Arks, as well as the discovery of Earth and the launching of the Kaziri), the Votanis Collective's arrival at Earth (which includes the secret establishment of the EMC) and their attempted integration into Earth's societies (think of ''Alien Nation'', but using some of the history that had been mentioned in the Defiance website, such as VC's "capital" in Brazil being set up), the cabal to start the war between the species, the assassination of Onulu Toruku and the start of the Pale Wars. The finale of the series/comics/novels would end with the Battle of Defiance. The story would include character's we've met in the show and game, such as young versions of Rafe and Pilar McCawley, Datak and Stahma Tarr, Jon Cooper, Torc Mok, Nim and Ara Shondu.
* A sequel set a couple of decades after the end of the series, seeing how the town of Defiance and the area of Paradise has evolved, as well as how the world has changed since the ending of both the game and show.
[[WMG: If a spin-off series/comic continuation/novel continuation ever comes to be..]]
If there is ever a spin-off/comic or novel continuation of Defiance, it will be either:
* A prequel that covers some of what we know about the show/game's back story, starting with either the pending destruction of the Votanis system (which includes the building of the Arks, as well as the discovery of Earth and the launching of the Kaziri), the Votanis Collective's arrival at Earth (which includes the secret establishment of the EMC) and their attempted integration into Earth's societies (think of ''Alien Nation'', but using some of the history that had been mentioned in the Defiance website, such as VC's "capital" in Brazil being set up), the cabal to start the war between the species, the assassination of Onulu Toruku and the start of the Pale Wars. The finale of the series/comics/novels would end with the Battle of Defiance. The story would include character's we've met in the show and game, such as young versions of Rafe and Pilar McCawley, Datak and Stahma Tarr, Jon Cooper, Torc Mok, Nim and Ara Shondu.
* A sequel set a couple of decades after the end of the series, seeing how the town of Defiance and the area of Paradise has evolved, as well as how the world has changed since the ending of both the game and show.
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* [[spoiler: Jossed. It appears that Stahma actually had feelings for Kenya (as of Season 2's episode "Painted From Memory"), and is actually heartbroken when she discovers that she murdered Kenya for nothing after Datak tells her that he just wanted Kenya out of the way, not dead (and as the show's co-creator Kevin Murphy stated in one of the Behind the Episode videos, Stahma never took into account Datak's laziness when he had threatened to kill her).]]
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frame design for the basis, as Dodge and Jeep are both owned by the Chrysler Corporation) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). They relocated from Michigan to Alabama, given how it was one of the areas left unaffected by the terraforming event. Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frame design for the basis, as Dodge and Jeep are both owned by the Chrysler Corporation) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). They relocated from Michigan to Alabama, given how it was one of the areas left unaffected by the terraforming event. Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, Challenger that have high powered engines and superior suspensions for off-road use, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frame design for the basis, as Dodge and Jeep are both owned by the Chrysler Corporation) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). They relocated from Michigan to Alabama, given how it was one of the areas left unaffected by the terraforming event. Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frame design for the basis, as Dodge and Jeep are both owned by the Chrysler Corporation) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). They relocated from Michigan to Alabama, given how it was one of the areas left unaffected by the terraforming event. Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.them.
[[WMG: The PvP in the game and the Shadow Wars is a Mercenary-paid Battle Royale.]]
It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the PvP and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.
[[WMG: The PvP in the game and the Shadow Wars is a Mercenary-paid Battle Royale.]]
It's odd that when doing PvP matches or Shadow Wars is that your Ark Hunter character isn't being played. That's because you're playing a member of Echelon, the group of mercenaries that can be hired by people. They're out in the Bay due to Varus hiring them. However, the PvP and Shadow Wars are basically a paid Battle Royale, with several unnamed business people in the area (which might include Varus himself) paying them to literally fight to the death. And given the state of the world in Defiance and a lot of the FridgeHorror that the show and game have presented, there's a good chance people are desperate for money, even the mercs of Echelon, that they'd be willing to literally fight and kill each other for cash.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frame design for the basis, as Dodge and Jeep are both owned by the Chrysler Corporation) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frame design for the basis, as Dodge and Jeep are both owned by the Chrysler Corporation) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). They relocated from Michigan to Alabama, given how it was one of the areas left unaffected by the terraforming event. Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frames for the basis) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frames frame design for the basis) basis, as Dodge and Jeep are both owned by the Chrysler Corporation) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission) Mission), New World Rollers (using their Jeep frames for the basis) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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* This also makes sense from the Omec designing the Indogene standpoint, as they would want to be able to make it possible to breed them frequently and having such a sensitivity would make both male and female Indogenes more willing to do so. Yes, Indogenes can be cloned and retain memories, but there's only so much the cloning tech would be able to do, and by having Indogenes breed, it could weed out some genetic defects.
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* This also makes sense from the Omec designing the Indogene standpoint, as they would want to be able to make it possible to breed them frequently and having such a sensitivity would make both male and female Indogenes more willing to do so. Yes, Indogenes can be cloned and retain memories, but there's only so much the cloning tech would be able to do, and by having Indogenes breed, it could weed out some genetic defects.defects.
[[WMG: Dodge is the only surviving automotive company in the United States.]]
Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
[[WMG: Dodge is the only surviving automotive company in the United States.]]
Similar to how Taco Bell survived the Franchise Wars in ''Film/DemolitionMan'', Dodge as a company still exists in-world, but instead of manufacturing cars and trucks, they manufacture [=ATVs=] (explaining Cass' ATV with the Dodge logo on it after the Tutorial Mission) and manufacturing parts for their various vehicles that may have survived the wars to keep them running (having put their car and truck design and manufacturing on hold). Long after the events of both, they eventually go back to manufacturing cars and trucks for the world that comes after the New Frontier becomes a long forgotten memory. When they eventually begin to manufacturing cars and trucks again, they started with new designs of the Charger and Challenger, labeling them "Ark Hunter Edition" in honor of those who braved what the New Frontier threw at them.
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* Thankfully, as of three seasons the show was on, it has been thankfully JOSSED.
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* Semi-Confirmed, as Sukar did return and was healthy, but is one of the many who apparently didn't survive the Kaziri event in the 7 months between Season 2 and Season 3.
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* Confirmed for Varus as well at the start of Season 2. He caught up with Nolan in Angel Arc, but was easily handled by both Nolan and Irisa, but still left alive after the encounter.
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* Though it's confirmed that Nicolette is an Indogene that was converted to look human, Doc Yewll apparently wasn't a handler. It appears that Nicolette convinced Yewll to join her cause, but the death of Hunter Bell, her bringing the Volge down on Defiance and the death of Jared the Liberata that worked at the NeedWant, it was enough for Yewll to end Nicolette's life. Yewll explained that Gordon was intended to be a prototype for the process to make agents, but it failed because he essentially became Gordon when imprinted with his memories.
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* Though it's confirmed that Nicolette is an Indogene that was converted to look human, Doc Yewll apparently wasn't a handler. It appears that Nicolette convinced Yewll to join her cause, but the death of Hunter Bell, her bringing the Volge down on Defiance Defiance, Ben's attempt to destroy the power plant under the town and the death of Jared the Liberata that worked at the NeedWant, it was enough for Yewll to end Nicolette's life. Yewll explained that Gordon was intended to be a prototype for the process to make agents, but it failed because he essentially became Gordon when imprinted with his memories.
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* Jossed, mostly due to SyFy cancelling the show, but the series ending in a way that the Season 3 finale could constitute as a series finale as well.
* Also jossed for the game, as the company that purchased Trion, Gamigo, has been pocketing the money made from the game and refused to invest it to create new content for the game, and it's least likely they'll produce anything for a final event for the game.
* Also jossed for the game, as the company that purchased Trion, Gamigo, has been pocketing the money made from the game and refused to invest it to create new content for the game, and it's least likely they'll produce anything for a final event for the game.
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* Though it's confirmed that Nicolette is an Indogene that was converted to look human, Doc Yewll apparently wasn't a handler. It appears that Nicolette convinced Yewll to join her cause, but the death of Hunter Bell, her bringing the Volge down on Defiance and the death of Jared the Liberata that worked at the NeedWant, it was enough for Yewll to end Nicolette's life. Yewll explained that Gordon was intended to be a prototype for the process to make agents, but it failed because he essentially became Gordon when imprinted with his memories.
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* Possibly Jossed, seeing how in Season 3, it's clear that Alak has had enough of being manipulated by his parents.
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** It's actually not the case: Rahm Takk was sent by the VC to scout Defiance, and he went rogue and nuts, intending to kill the humans in Defiance. The VC didn't intend for Takk to go rogue like he did. And since both the E-Rep and VC's homes bases were destroyed by the Kaziri at the end of Season 2, what's left are pretty much left more open to work together to survive than to restart a war.
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[[WMG: Stahma will divorse Datak and marry Rafe.]]
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[[WMG: Stahma will divorse divorce Datak and marry Rafe.]]
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** Jossed. Omecs don't exist in Farscape.
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* Though it appears that Humans and Castithans can interbreed naturally, it appears that other species of Votans aren't as easily possible. In one of the Season 2 missions for the game, you are tasked by Eren Niden to help gather a medical history on a person who is the first Human/Irath crossbreed. It's explained that the mother was a geneticist, and was able to figure out a way to crossbreed humans and Irathiants (which wasn't possible due to the Iraths having an extra genetic genome that humans do not). So, it's possible for at least one species to do it naturally, while others may require some medical science to help.
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Though Season 3 does a good job at wrapping up that season's story in a way that it could serve as a series finale, if Season 4 had occurred, The Omec would have come back, with Nolan and Yewll as their prisoners. And due to them wanting blood for the death of their leader, this would have resulted in an Earth/Omec War, which would have not just only played out in the town of Defiance, but in the Bay as well as they attempted to take over the North American continent.
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Though Season 3 does a good job at wrapping up that season's story in a way that it could serve as a series finale, if Season 4 the series had occurred, continued, The Omec would have come back, with Nolan and Yewll as their prisoners. And due to them wanting blood for the death of their leader, this would have resulted in an Earth/Omec War, which would have not just only played out in the town of Defiance, but in the Bay as well as they attempted to take over the North American continent.
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* Semi-jossed, as Season 4 happened in the game, at least for the Bay area, with the local E-rep forces teaming up with a well-known VC unit, the Ekaru Kome, to take down Dark Matter's even more fanatical offshoot, the Neo-Votanis Front. No Omecs, though some of their tech does show up, implying Tev'gin likely traded it in Defiance and it found its way to the Bay area eventually.
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Other than the obvious real world BTS reason as to why we never see Indogenes wearing T-shirts and shorts, there's a reason behind why Indogenes wear clothing that covers most of their bodies: skin-on-skin contact causes sexual stimulation. We've seen hints of this with how Lev rubs her forehead against Doc Yewll's in the Season 2 episode "Put The Damage On". For Indogenes, their hands and forearms are the least sensitive portion of their body due to their constant interaction with their environment and others (as we have seen Doc Yewll use her hands without gloves and Eren Niden is seen being gloveless and has her top's sleeves pushed up her forearms. But when you see any Indogene covered in head-to-toe outfit, the areas covered are more sensitive to sexual stimulation. This idea goes into Fridge Horror when you consider when Nolan cuts off a piece of her skin to use on T’evgin's injury in Season 3, as it explains why she acts the way she does afterwards.
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Other than the obvious real world BTS reason as to why we never see Indogenes wearing T-shirts and shorts, there's a reason behind why Indogenes wear clothing that covers most of their bodies: skin-on-skin contact causes sexual stimulation. We've seen hints of this with how Lev rubs her forehead against Doc Yewll's in the Season 2 episode "Put The Damage On". For Indogenes, their hands and forearms are the least sensitive portion of their body due to their constant interaction with their environment and others (as we have seen Doc Yewll use her hands without gloves and Eren Niden is seen being gloveless and has her top's sleeves pushed up her forearms. But when you see any Indogene covered in head-to-toe outfit, the areas covered are more sensitive to sexual stimulation. This idea goes into Fridge Horror when you consider when Nolan cuts off a piece of her skin to use on T’evgin's injury in Season 3, as it explains why she acts the way she does afterwards.afterwards.
* This also makes sense from the Omec designing the Indogene standpoint, as they would want to be able to make it possible to breed them frequently and having such a sensitivity would make both male and female Indogenes more willing to do so. Yes, Indogenes can be cloned and retain memories, but there's only so much the cloning tech would be able to do, and by having Indogenes breed, it could weed out some genetic defects.
* This also makes sense from the Omec designing the Indogene standpoint, as they would want to be able to make it possible to breed them frequently and having such a sensitivity would make both male and female Indogenes more willing to do so. Yes, Indogenes can be cloned and retain memories, but there's only so much the cloning tech would be able to do, and by having Indogenes breed, it could weed out some genetic defects.
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Though Season 3 does a good job at wrapping up that season's story in a way that it could serve as a series finale, if Season 4 had occurred, The Omec would have come back, with Nolan and Yewll as their prisoners. And due to them wanting blood for the death of their leader, this would have resulted in an Earth/Omec War, which would have not just only played out in the town of Defiance, but in the Bay as well as they attempted to take over the North American continent.
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Though Season 3 does a good job at wrapping up that season's story in a way that it could serve as a series finale, if Season 4 had occurred, The Omec would have come back, with Nolan and Yewll as their prisoners. And due to them wanting blood for the death of their leader, this would have resulted in an Earth/Omec War, which would have not just only played out in the town of Defiance, but in the Bay as well as they attempted to take over the North American continent.continent.
[[WMG: Indogenes are mostly covered up for a reason.]]
Other than the obvious real world BTS reason as to why we never see Indogenes wearing T-shirts and shorts, there's a reason behind why Indogenes wear clothing that covers most of their bodies: skin-on-skin contact causes sexual stimulation. We've seen hints of this with how Lev rubs her forehead against Doc Yewll's in the Season 2 episode "Put The Damage On". For Indogenes, their hands and forearms are the least sensitive portion of their body due to their constant interaction with their environment and others (as we have seen Doc Yewll use her hands without gloves and Eren Niden is seen being gloveless and has her top's sleeves pushed up her forearms. But when you see any Indogene covered in head-to-toe outfit, the areas covered are more sensitive to sexual stimulation. This idea goes into Fridge Horror when you consider when Nolan cuts off a piece of her skin to use on T’evgin's injury in Season 3, as it explains why she acts the way she does afterwards.
[[WMG: Indogenes are mostly covered up for a reason.]]
Other than the obvious real world BTS reason as to why we never see Indogenes wearing T-shirts and shorts, there's a reason behind why Indogenes wear clothing that covers most of their bodies: skin-on-skin contact causes sexual stimulation. We've seen hints of this with how Lev rubs her forehead against Doc Yewll's in the Season 2 episode "Put The Damage On". For Indogenes, their hands and forearms are the least sensitive portion of their body due to their constant interaction with their environment and others (as we have seen Doc Yewll use her hands without gloves and Eren Niden is seen being gloveless and has her top's sleeves pushed up her forearms. But when you see any Indogene covered in head-to-toe outfit, the areas covered are more sensitive to sexual stimulation. This idea goes into Fridge Horror when you consider when Nolan cuts off a piece of her skin to use on T’evgin's injury in Season 3, as it explains why she acts the way she does afterwards.
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** This is slightly Jossed due to Season 3. Apparently, the source print of the Indogene retains copies of their memories to a certain extent, as well as copies of their personality. Kindzi, who made a copy of Doc Yewll's source print, mentions to Yewll that all of her copies made the same smart-ass remarks similar to how Yewll does, and due to Kindzi's interactions with Yewll's clones, she knew that Yewll would allow Kindzi to use the Omec control stim on her as a means of self-preservation (because the other option was death by Kindzi if she said no). So, in other words, if the Yewll clone in the tank in Old St. Louis was ever released, she's still retain the memories of Doc Yewll up to when she saved Nolan and Irisa by using the Omec tech and still retain the same personality.
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** This is slightly Jossed due to Season 3. Apparently, the source print of the Indogene retains copies of their memories to a certain extent, as well as copies of their personality. Kindzi, who made a copy of Doc Yewll's source print, mentions to Yewll that all of her copies made the same smart-ass remarks similar to how Yewll does, and due to Kindzi's interactions with Yewll's clones, she knew that Yewll would allow Kindzi to use the Omec control stim on her as a means of self-preservation (because the other option was death by Kindzi if she said no). So, in other words, if the Yewll clone in the tank in Old St. Louis was ever released, she's still retain the memories of Doc Yewll up to when she saved Nolan and Irisa by using the Omec tech and still retain the same personality.personality.
[[WMG: Had the series continued...]]
Though Season 3 does a good job at wrapping up that season's story in a way that it could serve as a series finale, if Season 4 had occurred, The Omec would have come back, with Nolan and Yewll as their prisoners. And due to them wanting blood for the death of their leader, this would have resulted in an Earth/Omec War, which would have not just only played out in the town of Defiance, but in the Bay as well as they attempted to take over the North American continent.
[[WMG: Had the series continued...]]
Though Season 3 does a good job at wrapping up that season's story in a way that it could serve as a series finale, if Season 4 had occurred, The Omec would have come back, with Nolan and Yewll as their prisoners. And due to them wanting blood for the death of their leader, this would have resulted in an Earth/Omec War, which would have not just only played out in the town of Defiance, but in the Bay as well as they attempted to take over the North American continent.
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** Considering people hold each other at gunpoint and steal each other's stuff on a regular basis in the world, it might not be as common in Antarctica, making it more of a paradise than anywhere else.
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The Artifact that Luke has is one of those {{Warehouse 13}} Artifacts. Rafe's Pilar would be Series/{{Eureka}}'s minor character of the same name
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The Artifact that Luke has is one of those {{Warehouse Series/{{Warehouse 13}} Artifacts. Rafe's Pilar would be Series/{{Eureka}}'s minor character of the same name
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[[WMG: RandyOrton will be a guest star]]
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[[WMG: RandyOrton Wrestling/RandyOrton will be a guest star]]
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[[WMG: Defiance takes place in the future of the 'SyFy' Verse]]
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[[WMG: Defiance takes place in the future of the 'SyFy' 'Creator/{{Syfy}}' Verse]]
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Considering SyFy has Smackdown on it and Randy Orton's from St. Louis, it'd go hand in hand.
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Considering SyFy Creator/{{Syfy}} has Smackdown on it and Randy Orton's from St. Louis, it'd go hand in hand.
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** This is slightly Jossed due to Season 3. Apparently, the source print of the Indogene retains copies of their memories to a certain extent, as well as copies of their personality. Kindzi, who made a copy of Doc Yewll's source print, mentions to Yewll that all of her copies made the same smart-ass remarks similar to how Yewll does, and due to Kindzi's interactions with Yewll's clones, she knew that Yewll would allow Kindzi to use the Omec control stim on her as a means of self-preservation (because the other option was death by Kindzi if she said no). So, in other words, if the Yewll clone in the tank in Old St. Louis was ever released, she's still retain the memories of Doc Yewll up to when she saved Nolan and Irisa with using the Omec tech and still retain the same personality.
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** This is slightly Jossed due to Season 3. Apparently, the source print of the Indogene retains copies of their memories to a certain extent, as well as copies of their personality. Kindzi, who made a copy of Doc Yewll's source print, mentions to Yewll that all of her copies made the same smart-ass remarks similar to how Yewll does, and due to Kindzi's interactions with Yewll's clones, she knew that Yewll would allow Kindzi to use the Omec control stim on her as a means of self-preservation (because the other option was death by Kindzi if she said no). So, in other words, if the Yewll clone in the tank in Old St. Louis was ever released, she's still retain the memories of Doc Yewll up to when she saved Nolan and Irisa with by using the Omec tech and still retain the same personality.
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** This is slightly Jossed due to Season 3. Apparently, the source print of the Indogene retains copies of their memories to a certain extent, as well as copies of their personality. Kindzi, who made a copy of Doc Yewll's source print, mentions to Yewll that all of her copies made the same smart-ass remarks similar to how Yewll does, and due to Kindzi's interactions with Yewll's clones, she knew that Yewll would allow Kindzi to use the Omec control stim on her as a means of self-preservation (because the other option was death by Kindzi if she said no).
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** This is slightly Jossed due to Season 3. Apparently, the source print of the Indogene retains copies of their memories to a certain extent, as well as copies of their personality. Kindzi, who made a copy of Doc Yewll's source print, mentions to Yewll that all of her copies made the same smart-ass remarks similar to how Yewll does, and due to Kindzi's interactions with Yewll's clones, she knew that Yewll would allow Kindzi to use the Omec control stim on her as a means of self-preservation (because the other option was death by Kindzi if she said no). So, in other words, if the Yewll clone in the tank in Old St. Louis was ever released, she's still retain the memories of Doc Yewll up to when she saved Nolan and Irisa with using the Omec tech and still retain the same personality.
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* It would still be a clone rather than her. And it might take a few years but still could reach Earth before the ship.
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* It would still be a clone rather than her. And it might take a few years but still could reach Earth before the ship.ship.
** This is slightly Jossed due to Season 3. Apparently, the source print of the Indogene retains copies of their memories to a certain extent, as well as copies of their personality. Kindzi, who made a copy of Doc Yewll's source print, mentions to Yewll that all of her copies made the same smart-ass remarks similar to how Yewll does, and due to Kindzi's interactions with Yewll's clones, she knew that Yewll would allow Kindzi to use the Omec control stim on her as a means of self-preservation (because the other option was death by Kindzi if she said no).
** This is slightly Jossed due to Season 3. Apparently, the source print of the Indogene retains copies of their memories to a certain extent, as well as copies of their personality. Kindzi, who made a copy of Doc Yewll's source print, mentions to Yewll that all of her copies made the same smart-ass remarks similar to how Yewll does, and due to Kindzi's interactions with Yewll's clones, she knew that Yewll would allow Kindzi to use the Omec control stim on her as a means of self-preservation (because the other option was death by Kindzi if she said no).
