The Babylon 5 Encyclopedia - Master List

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Numbers in parentheses represent the Production Number of the episode in which that information was first found, if appropriate. The pilot movie is listed as (PIL). A complete episode list is available.

Misc

36 Hours: ISN show hosted by Cynthia Torqueman which spends 36 hours on location investigating a subject. One such show dealing with Babylon 5 aired September 16th, 2259, sponsored by Interplanetary Expeditions. (214)

A

Abbai 4: One of the members of the League of Non-Aligned Worlds.
Abbut: A Vicor employed by Ambassador Kosh to record the thought patterns of Talia Winters. (Played by Cosie Costa) (113)
Abby: (No last name given) Senior telepath who guided Talia Winters through her first year at Psi Corps. (206)
Agamemnon, E.A.S.: Earth Alliance Omega-class destroyer patrolling the Rim. Aided in the recovery of Sheridan from the Streib. (201,211)
Agrippa, E.A.S.: Omega-class destroyer charged with taking control of Babylon 5, but destroyed in the attempt. (310)
Air Dome: Earth Alliance fighter pilot training center. (122)
Akdor: Third planet in the Sh'lassen Triumvirate, embattled in a bloody civil war. Strategically close to Narn and Centauri space. (210)
Alexander, E.A.S.: Omega-class destroyer controlled by General Hague when he attempted a coup in retaliation of President Clark's declaration of martial law throughout the Earth Alliance. (309)
Alexander, Lyta: Psi Corps level P5 commercial telepath, assigned to Babylon 5 January 3rd, 2257. Transferred to Earth six weeks later, the only telepath to have scanned a Vorlon. Born Earth, December 10th, 2225. 6th generation telepath, registered with the Psi Corps December 18th, 2252, license N617CC860. Interned with Psi Cop division, transferred to Commercial division. Escaped from Psi Corps in 2259 on a shuttle bound for Mars, joining the revolutionary movement. Been trying to get to Vorlon space ever since. Uncovered Control on Babylon 5. (Played by Patricia Tallman) (PIL)
Alien Sector: Section of Babylon 5 devoted to aliens with non-standard breathing requirements.
Allan, Sargeant Zack: Security officer on Babylon 5. Joined the Night Watch to make more money. (Played by Jeff Conaway)
Alyt: Commander of a Minbari ship when the regular captain is absent. (115)
Amazonis Planitia: Region of Mars near the Mars Colony. (109)
Amis: Former GROPO and only survivor of a mysterious alien attack during the Earth/Minbari War. (Played by Dwight Schultz) (205)
Antarean Flar: Unspecified delicacy. (108)
Antares Sector: Unspecified sector of space. (PIL)
Antiagathic: Drug which halts or reverses the aging process, resulting in virtual immortality. (113)
Arcati: Unspecified transport. (216)
Article 35: Earth Alliance law stating that questions regarding interpretation of regulations must be solved in a hearing with at least 5 senior officers. (122)
Arnos, Lady: Wife of Lord Jarno. (306)
Ashan: Minbari of the Third Fain of Chudomo who witnessed the fight between Sheridan and Levell which resulted in Levell's death, but later found to have helped to frame Sheridan. (Played by Sean Gregory Sullivan) (215)
Ashi: Black marketeer on Babylon 5. (Played by Philip Noon) (306)
Ashok, Vakar: SunHawk captain for the Drazi Freehold. (Played by Mark Hendrickson) (113)
Asimov: Earth Alliance Starliner. (102,312)
Atambe, Major: C&C officer on Babylon 5. (122)

B

Babylon 4: See Babylon 5 Information System: Misc - Babylon 4.
Babylon 5: See Babylon 5 Information System: Misc - Babylon 5.
Babylon 5 Advisory Council: Advisory council of Babylon 5, consisting of the ambassadors from the 5 major races (Centauri Republic, Earth Alliance, Minbari Federation, Narn Regime, and Vorlon Empire), as well as the League of Non-Aligned Worlds. (103)
Babylon 5 Emporium: A "gift shop" selling Babylon 5 items to hlep subsidize operating costs, but was later closed. (215)
Babylon Project: See Babylon 5 Information System: Misc - Babylon Project.
Balus: World conquered by the Dilgar and later recaptured by the Earth Alliance. (113)
Banta Flu: Sickness caused by consuming a fermented combination of human and alien food. (312)
Battle of Nu'Shok: Centauri battle around 2160 where the Eye was lost. (116)
Battle of Salos: Battle between Earth Alliance and Dilgar forces where the Dilgar were defeated and Jha'dur fled. (113)
Battle of the Line: The final battle of the Earth/Minbari War, fought around Earth itself. The Earth Alliance put up a last ditch effort to defend itself against the oncoming Minbari forces, but were decimated. Of 20,000 men, only about 200 survived. Then, without explanation, the Minbari surrendered. It is later discovered that the Minbari surrendered so as to not harm their "souls".
Beldon, Alisa: Teenager stranded on Babylon 5 when her father, Eliot, died. Started to exhibit strong Psi ability (estimated P10) with the onset of puberty. Left Babylon 5 to train with the Minbari. Born 12 July 2244. (Played by Grace Una) (115)
Beldon, Eliot: Father of Alisa Beldon, he brought her to Babylon 5 in 2256 where he worked in construction until his termination in 2258. He was killed in an accident shortly afterwards. (115)
Beldon, Esperanza: Mother of Alisa Beldon, died in 2250 from Stafford's Plague. (115)
Benson, Frank: Security officer on Babylon 5 who developed large gambling debts. Was used by Knight One to secure a power source, and later killed by him. (Played by Jim Youngs) (106)
Benzan: Mollari household god of food. (108)
Ben Zayn, Colonel Ari: Earth Alliance Internal Affairs investigator who was in the top ten list to be chosen as commander of Babylon 5, and who resented Sinclair for being chosen. Posed as Aaron Franks of the Quartermaster Corporation while investigating Sinclair. (Played by Gregory Martin) (122)
Bester, Alfred: Psi Cop. Assigned with Kelsey to capture Ironheart. Later assigned to trace an underground railroad for unregistered telepaths. Has a wife and 5 year old daughter via a Psi Corps genetic pairing. Actually in love with the Blip Carolyn. (Played by Walter Koenig)
BethesdaDome: Unspecified Earth Alliance city. (210)
Biggs, Malcolm: Leader of Homeguard group. Old acquaintance of Ivanova. (Played by Tristan Rogers) (107)
Black Omega: Elite Earth Alliance Interceptor squadron tied to Psi Corps, consisting of a modified (and expensive) version of Starfury equipped with stealth capabilities. (110)
Black Star: Minbari flagship during the Earth/Minbari War which was destroyed by mines layed by Sheridan, earning the Earth Alliance its only victory in the war and Sheridan the name "StarKiller". (201)
Blacklight Camouflage: Electronic camouflage developed by Earth Force which bends light so that the object blends into the background. (107)
Blip: Telepath who refuses to join Psi Corps or take sleepers. Usually imprisoned. (314)
Boggs: Member of Night Watch who went underground when Babylon 5 seceded from the Earth Alliance. Responsible for abducting Delenn and Lenann. (Played by Don Stroud) (311)
Bokalla: Narn transport. (312)
Bonehead Maneuver: Slang term for a tactic studied by Earth Force during the Earth/Minbari War, involving opening a jump point within an activated jumpgate. Resulted in a massive release of energy which the initiating ship couldn't escape from. (301)
Book Universe: Bookstore located on Babylon 5. (113)
Borashevsky, Senator: Senator from the Russian Consortium. (309)
Born of the Egg: See Children of Time.
Boudreau, Elise: EarthGov senator. (Played by Jessica Walter) (206)
Brain Wipe: Also known as mind wipe or death of personality. Removal of a person's memory and personality, typically done as a court-ordered punishment for serious crimes. The receipient is then retrained to serve the society they harmed.
Brakesh 9: Centauri colony. (309)
Brakiri: Alien race and member of the League of Non-Aligned Worlds. Believe that comets are a sign of death.
Branmer: Minbari Shai Alyt and "Hero of the Line", a former high priest who joined the Star Riders clan for the Earth/Minbari War, where he took part in the Battle of the Line and was one of the Minbari responsible for the decimation of Sinclair's squadron. Died in 2258, when his body was paraded in front of all Minbari by the Star Riders and Alyt Neroon until Delenn had the body cremated. (115)
Breaching Pod: Assault vessel designed to transport a large number of troops, attach itself to the hull of another vessel, and break through the hull, allowing the troops to board the target vessel. (310)
Brivari: Centauri drink. (216)
Buffer: Best friend of PFC Large, died during the Mars Rebellion. (210)
Bureau 13: Secret organization within EarthGov dealing with black projects and star-chamber justice. (206)

C

C-15: Explosive. (111)
Caliban: Former Mutari who helps Walker Smith to become the first human participant in the Mutai. (Played by Don Stroud) (119)
Carlson, Robert: Worker hired by B5 engineering and station maintenance division, January 11 2260. Planted various bombs in an attempt to sabotage the station. Also responsible for bombings on Proxima 3. (Played by Patrick Kilpatrick) (302)
Carolyn: Blip (serial number 395-M5) with P11 to P12 rating, interned at the Psi Corps reducation facility on Mars. Lover of Bester and is currently bearing his child. Was found on a transport believed to be a shipment of telepaths for the Shadows to use as cores for their ships. (Played by Joan McMurtrey) (314)
Carter, Amanda: Member of the Mars Colony Business Affairs Committee and former member of Free Mars. (Played by Adrienne Barbeau) (206)
Carter, John: Great grandfather to Amanda Carter who volunteered to pilot the first colony ship to Mars. (206)
Centauri Prime: Homeworld of the Centauri Republic.
Centauri Republic: Political organization of the Centauri.
Centaurum: Ruling body of he Centauri Republic. (216)
Chalmer's Syndrome: Unspecified disease. (218)
Chakan: Provisional governor of the Mars Colony. (120)
Chang, Doctor: Person in charge of the Icarus expedition to investigate an ancient race out on the Rim. (122)
Changeling Net: A form of holographic camouflage which allows the user to appear in any recorded form. Prolonged use can be fatal. (PIL)
Chase: An arms suggler operating on B5. Responsible for obtaining weapons for the Narn resistance. (Played by Jack Kehler) (221)
Children of Time: Members of a religious egg-born race. Also call themselves "The Chosen" and "Born of the Egg". (105)
Chit: See Credit Chit.
Chosen, The: See Children of Time.
Chudomo, Third Fain of: Sect of the Minbari religious caste. (108)
Churchill, E.A.S.: Omega-class destroyer which joined in Hague's attempted coup. Commanded by Captain Sandra Hidoshi. Destroyed when it rammed the Roanoke. (310)
Cirrus, Mariah: Woman who travelled in suspended animation on board the Copernicus. Her husband, also on the Copernicus, was killed during the voyage. (Played by Anne-Marie Johnson) (205)
Clark, Morgan: Vice President of the Earth Alliance under Luis Santiago, took over as President on January 1st, 2259 after the death of Santiago. Implicated in the possible assasination of Santiago in 2260, after which he declared martial law.
Clarkstown, E.A.S.: Earth Force light cruiser destroyed in an attempt to capture the Alexander. (310)
Cobra Bay: Section of Babylon 5 from which Starfury fighters are launched. Named for its cobra-like shape.
Code 7-R: Secret code known only to members of the War Council to indicate an immediate meeting. (304)
Cole, Marcus: Ranger assigned to Babylon 5. His brother joined the Rangers 6 months before, warning Marcus about a Shadow attack on the mining colony he worked at, and died in the ensuing battle, prompting Marcus to join the Rangers. Also lost his home, the colony, and a woman he was fond of in the attack. (Played by Jason Carter)
Colesto: Narn starliner. (113)
Comac 4: Planet destroyed by Jha'dur in 2231. (113)
Connally, Neeoma: Docker's Guild representative on Babylon 5. Father killed during the Europa Mining Strikes. (Played by Katy Boyer) (114)
Connor, Jefferson T.: Member of Babylon 5 Security who joined Night Watch. (309)
Control: Code name for Psi Corps Sleeper being used to infiltrate and monitor Babylon 5. (See Talia Winters) (220)
Cooper: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Copernicus: A pre-hyperspace deep space vessel, which carried Mariah Cirrus and her husband in suspended animation for over a hundred years. (205)
Corey, Guinevere: Earth lawyer who arrived on Babylon 5 to help defend Sheridan against charges in the killing of Levell. (Played by Julie Caitlin Brown) (215)
Correlilmurzon: Ambassador of the Lumati. (Played by Ian Abercrombie) (212)
Cortez: Earth Alliance Explorer-class ship. (204)
Corwin, David, Lt: Earth Force Lieutenant, Babylon 5 technician. Promoted to full lieutenant in 2260.
Cotto, Vir: Assistant to Centauri ambassador Londo Mollari. Obtained a position as the head of the Centauri mission on Minbar in 2260. Later lost that position when it was discovered that he was covertly transferring Narns off their homeworld. Betrothed to Lyndisty. (Played by Stephen Furst)
Cramer, Mary Ann: Reporter for Interstellar Network News. (Played by Patricia Healy) (101,114)
Crane, Marie: Challenger to incumbent president Luis Santiago in the Earth Alliance presidential elections of 2258. (103)
Cranston, Derek: Earth Alliance ESI agent charged with locating Dr. Everett Jacobs. (Played by Bernie Casey) (213)
Crawler: Land vehicle used on Mars Colony. (109)
Credit Chit: Form of electronic currency used by the Earth Alliance.
Crystal Port: Computer I/O port for use with Data Crystals.
Cupertino, Malcolm: Member of Babylon 5 Security who resigned rather than join Night Watch. (309)
Cutter: Assistant to Major Kemmer on the President's Security Staff. A Homeguard supporter who attempted to frame Garibaldi for sabotage. (Played by Tom Donaldson) (111)
Cyberweb implants: Neural implants to allow a connection between the brain and some form of computer. (314)

D

Daggair: One of Londo Mollari's three wives. Divorced in 2259. (Played by Lois Nettleton) (208)
Damocles Sector: Sector of space where the rare poison Florazyne may be found. (PIL)
Darabuto, Xavier: Zocalo store owner accused of disloyalty and sedition by the Night Watch. (222)
Dark Star: Night club on Babylon 5. (117)
Data Crystal: Data storage device currently used by most major races.
Datya: "Father", as used by the Children of Time. (105)
Davo: Planet in the Centauri Republic; homeworld of Adira Tyree. (104)
Dead Man's Switch: Detonator with a spring-loaded switch, which when released causes the detonation. (302)
Deathwalker: Epithet used by races in the Non-Aligned sectors to refer to Jha'dur. (113)
Deeron: Minbari Alyt in command of the war cruiser sent to locate and if necessary destroy the Trigati. (Played by Jennifer Anglin) (201)
De Fahurst: Minbari language: "I yield to your authority." (215)
Deghoul: Alien thief busted by Garibaldi several times. (111)
Delenn: Minbari ambassador to Babylon 5. Apparently Delenn is Satai, a member of the Grey Council, and holds a key to Commander Sinclair's memory. She is under orders to kill him if he remembers. (Played by Mira Furlan)
Delvientos, Alberto: Babylon 5 dock worker killed in the Talquith accident. Brother of Eduardo Delvientos. (114)
Delvientos, Eduardo: Babylon 5 dock senior foreman. Brother of Alberto Delvientos. (Played by Jose Rey) (114)
Derek: Mars revolutionary who transported the information about the Psi Corps Sleeper Program to Lyta Alexander. (220)
Deuce: See Mozechenko, Desmond.
Devereaux, Edgar: Businessman involved in a plot to assassinate the Earth Alliance president. Later killed by Garibaldi's Aide, Jack. (Played by Edward Conery) (112)
Dexter, Charles: Also known as the Black Rose Killer for the item he left next to the bodies of his victims, was convicted of the murders of 9 women on Orion 3, and sentenced to death of personality (also known as mind or brain wipe), carried out at 12:05am on April 3rd, 2251. Became Brother Edward. (305)
Dilgar: Savage warring race that invaded the Non-Aligned sectors in 2230 and was defeated in 2232 with the help of the Earth Alliance. Their sun later went nova, destroying the remaining Dilgar. (113)
Dodger: See Durman, PFC Elizabeth.
Dorian Massacres: Unspecified. (113)
Dorva: Centauri opera singer. (216)
DownBelow: The "underside" of Babylon 5, where Lurkers hide.
Downtown: Area of Babylon 5 between the water reclamation system and the hull, which is completely sealed. (213)
Draal: Minbari teacher and mentor to Delenn, who replaced Varn as the guardian of the Great Machine on Epsilon 3 in 2258. Placed it at Sheridan's disposal in 2259. (Played by Louis Turenne,120/121, John Schuck 219,304)
Drafa: Markab plague named for the island on which it first appeared. Believed to be punishment from the gods for lack of morality. Incubates for several weeks, or just a few days. Fatal 24 hours after symptoms appear. Attacks central nervous system, shutting down bodily functions. Responsible for wiping out the entire Markab race in 2259. (218)
Drake, Captain: Captain of either the Nimrod or the Olympus. (310)
Drake, Nelson: Assistant to Vance Hendricks. Taken over by one of the bioweapons from Ikarra 7. (Played by Marshall Teague) (101)
Drazak: Drazi who helped Marcus get through the Centauri blockade at Zagro 7. (301)
Drazi: Member race of the League of Non-Aligned Worlds. Somewhat militant, recognizable by the dark-purple heads. Every five years, the Drazi split up into two random factions, which battle each other to decide the new ruler.
Drazi Freehold: Political organization of the Drazi. (113)
Droshalla: Drazi religious figure believed to have appeared in the garden area on Babylon 5 to save Sheridan. (222)
Dross: Narn colony attacked during the war with the Centauri in 2259. (219)
Drusella, Lady: Mother of Lyndisty, arranged the marriage between Lyndisty and Vir Cotto. (313)
Du'Rog: Narn Councillor. Hired Tu'Pari to kill G'Kar before his own death. (Played by Mark Hendrickson) (108)
Ducat: Centauri unit of currency.
Duffin, Matthew: Lurker and host for one of the Vindrizi. (Played by James Warwick) (307)
Dukhat: Leader of the Minbari and the Grey Council when Humans first met the Minbari. Mortally wounded when the first contact went wrong, which resulted in the Earth/Minbari War. Generally considered to be the most evolved and wise soul of all the Minbari. (102,115)
Duncan: Lurker and friend of Marcus, who became a host for one of the Vindrizi. Later gave up the Vindrizi to prove to Marcus that it was voluntary. (Played by Aubrey Morris) (307)
Duridium: Chemical by-product of Quantium-40. (110)
Durman, PFC Elizabeth: Known as "Dodger", Ground Pounder of the 356th Infantry Division. Killed during Operation Sudden Death. (Played by Marie Marshall) (210)
Dust: Illegal drug which enhances latent telepathic abilities in humans, allowing a form of "telepathic rape". Unknown what effects it can have on alien physiologies. Believed to have been developed by the Psi-Corps. (306)
Dyson: Earth shuttle. (307)

E

Earhart's: Officer's Club on Babylon 5.
Earth Alliance: Political organization based on Earth which includes the Mars Colony, Vega Colony, Jovian moons, and Orion. In all, there are about 24 world in 14 star systems. The Earth Alliance built and operates Babylon 5.
Earth Alliance Postal Service: Governmental organization responsible for the shipment of documents and smaller cargo between Earth Alliance colonies and stations. (312)
Earthdome: Capital of the Earth Alliance located in what used to be Geneva, Switzerland, Earth.
Earth Force: Space division of Earth Alliance military.
Earth Force 1: Space cruiser used as transport by the Earth Alliance President. (111)
Earth Force Special Intellegence: Earth Alliance agency equivalent to modern day FBI or Secret Service. (213)
EarthGov: Abbreviation for the Earth Alliance government.
Earth/Minbari War: War which broke out around the year 2245 when a First Contact situation with the Minbari went wrong. The captain of the Earth Alliance ship Prometheus interpreted the open gun ports of a Minbari ship (a Minbari sign of respect) as threatening and fired on it, destroying two Minbari ships and killing their leader, Dukhat. The Earth forces returned believing an invasion was imminent. It ended with the Battle of the Line around 2248.
Edward, Brother: Monk and member of Brother Theo's order. Discovered that he had a hidden past as Charles Dexter, the Black Rose Killer. Killed while on Babylon 5 in an act of revenge by family members of his victims. (Played by Brad Dourif) (305)
Elric: Leader of the Human Technomages. (Played by Michael Ansara) (203)
Endawi, David: Investigator for Earth Force Special Intellegence Division, investigating the recording of a Shadow ship by Keffer. (Played by Tucker Smallwood) (301)
Energy Cap: Power unit for PPG.
Epsilon 3: The planet near Babylon 5, also known as Euphrates. Babylon 5 is located at the L5 point between the planet and its solitary moon. It was believed to be barren and lifeless, but in fact contained some form of outpost from an ancient civilisation. (120,121)
ESI: See Earth Force Special Intellegence
Euphrates: See Epsilon 3.
Euphrates Treaty: Treaty between the Narn Regime and Centauri Republic for rights in the Euphrates Sector being negotiated on Babylon 5. (104)
Europa Mining Strikes: Strikes on the Jovian moon of Europa for which the Earth Senate invoked the Rush Act, resulting in the death of Neeoma Connally's father. (114)
Excalibur, E.A.S.: Earth Force Omega-class destroyer involved in trying to capture General Hague and the Alexander. (309)
Explorer Ship: Large ships that spend years in deep space constructing Jump Gates so that scout ships can follow. (204)
Eye: The oldest symbol of Centauri nobility, it belonged to the first Centauri emperor. Lost at the Battle of Nu'Shok a hundred years prior, it was recovered in 2258. (116)
Eyes: Slang term used by Earth Alliance for Internal Affairs. (122)

F

Farquaha, Emmett: Earth Alliance Postal Service manager on Babylon 5. (Played by Michael Kagan) (312)
Feeder: See na'ka'leen Feeder.
Finagle's Place: Shop on Babylon 5. (204)
First Ones: Any of a number of races which first appeared on the galaxy thousands of years ago, and have since disappeared. The only known remaining First Ones are the Vorlons and the Shadows, the latter being the oldest of them all. (217)
Flinn: Person on Babylon 5 whose grandfather was abducted by an alien and was attempting to sue for damages from the alien's grandson. (Played by John C. Flinn) (109)
Florazyne: Rare poison found in the Damocles Sector. (PIL)
Flyer: Minbari shuttle-type ship. (113)
Foundationism: Religion developed in the 21st century on Earth after contact with other races, which believes that God is too big to be defined by words. (217)
Francis, Archbishop: Archbishop on Earth. (302)
Franklin, General Richard: Father of Dr. Stephen Franklin. General of the 356th Infantry Division of the Earth Force Marines. Called "Firestorm", "Hero of the Canal Wars", "Scourge of Janos 7", and "Liberator of the African Block". Coordinated Operation Sudden Death. (Played by Paul Winfield) (210)
Franklin, Dr. Stephen: Resident Xenobiologist on Babylon 5. Destroyed his notes on the Minbari during the war rather than turn them over to the Earth Alliance to be used in development of a bioweapon. Follower of Foundationism. Replaced Dr. Benjamin Kyle. (Played by Richard Biggs)
Franks, Aaron: Pseudonym used by Colonel Ben Zayn. (122)
Frasi: Class of Narn heavy fighter. (110)
Free Mars: Radical organization which wants Mars Colony to secede from the Earth Alliance. (122)
Fresh Air: Open air restaurant on Babylon 5. (104)
FutureCorp: Earth corporation seeking a relationship with the Mars Colony. (206)

G

G'Dak: Narn resident of Babylon 5. (Played by Michael Bailey Smith) (303)
G'Drog, Captain: Narn Fighter pilot who rescued Sakai at Sigma 957. (Played by Michael McKenzie) (110)
G'Kar: Narn ambassador to Babylon 5. Member of the Third Circle of the Kha'Ri. (Played by Andreas Katsulas)
G'Lan: Narn religious figure. Some Narn believe that G'Lan appeared in the garden area on Babylon 5 to save Sheridan. (114,222)
G'Quan: Narn religious figure. (114)
G'Quan Eth: Plant indigenous to the Narn homeworld, used as incense in religious ceremonies of the followers of G'Quan. The seeds can also be added to alcohol to enhance the intoxicating effect. (114)
G'Sten: Narn Warleader and G'Kar's uncle. Killed by Shadows during an attack at Gorash 7. (Played by W. Morgan Sheppard) (219)
G'Tok: Narn heavy cruiser that was on deep patrol at the end of the Narn-Centauri war, and has been running ever since. Commanded by Na'Kal. (222)
Gajic, Aldous: The only remaining member of the Holy Order that seeks the Holy Grail. His wife Sara and kids were killed in an accident on Mars while exploring Amazonis Planitia. Killed by Deuce. (Played by David Warner) (109)
Galus, Ray: Commander, leader of Zeta squadron on Babylon 5. Killed in hyperspace in a near-collision with a Shadow ship in 2259. (Played by Art Kimbro) (204)
Ganymede: Moon of Jupiter where a buried Shadow vessel was uncovered. (308)
Garibaldi, Michael, Chief Warrant Officer: See Babylon 5 Information System: Personnel - Garibaldi. (Played by Jerry Doyle)
Garibaldi, Alfredo: Father of Michael Garibaldi, served under General Richard Franklin during the Dilgar War. (210)
Glopitt Egg: Actually a piece of "industrial goo". It was given to Shon by Dr. Franklin to take care of, and glows when touched. (105)
Glory Shop, The: Shop on Babylon 5. (204)
Gog: Minbari pet. (207)
Gold Channels: High-priority communications channels usable only with the expressed permission of the Station Commander. Uses tachyon particles for instantaneous communication. (104)
Gorash 7: Location of Centauri supply base on which the Narn made a desparate assault in 2259, only to find it defended by the Shadows. (219)
Gray, Harriman: Psi Corps liaison to Earth Force, level P10, loaned to Colonel Ben Zayn by Bester to investigate Sinclair. (Played by Jeffery Combs) (122)
Great Machine: Device of unknown origin of Epsilon 3 with great powers and knowledge.
Green Tiger, The: Shop on Babylon 5. (204)
Grey Council: Mysterious religious leaders of the Minbari, whose members are generally identified by grey cloaks and a grey triangle on the forehead. There are 9 members, three from the Warrior Caste, three from the Religious Caste, and three from the Worker Caste, to prevent any one Caste from gaining control.
Grid Epsilon: Sector of space in which Babylon 5 is located.
GROPOS: See Ground Pounders.
Ground Pounders: Slang term for member of the infantry. GROPOS for short.
Grylor: Large, bat-like creature indigenous to Janov 7. (216)
Gyor: Mutai champion in 2258. (119)

H

H'Ryok: Narn councillor dispatched to Babylon 5 to bargain with Jha'dur, but who turned back when Jha'dur was attacked by Na'Toth. (113)
Hague, William, General: Chairman of the Earth Alliance Joint Chiefs of Staff. Attempted a coup against President Clark in 2260. Killed aboard the Alexander in an attack by the Clarkstown while returning from Orion 7. (Played by Robert Foxworth) (201,211,310)
Hamilton: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Hampton, Lise: Former girlfriend of Garibaldi injured during rioting on Mars Colony. (Played by Denise Gentile) (120,121,118)
Happy Daze: Bar found in the DownBelow section of Babylon 5. (111)
Harris, Bill: Earthdome Chief of Staff. (308)
Harrison, Dr.: Doctor in Medlab. (Played by Carrie Dobro) (307)
Hazeltine, Eric: Babylon 5 environmental technician and acquaintance of Del Varner who was killed by a Minbari assassin posing as Varner. (Played by Steven R. Barnett) (PIL)
Haz-Mat: Abbreviation for "Hazardous Materials", group charged with the management, identification, and cleanup of potentially hazardous materials.
Hedronn: Member of the Grey Council sent to Babylon 5 to check on Delenn when she initiated her transformation. (Played by Robin Sachs) (201,211)
Hernandez, Dr. Maya: Doctor and assistant to Dr. Franklin on Babylon 5. (Played by Silvana Gallardo) (105)
Hendricks, Vance: Archaeologist who discovered the ruins of Ikarra 7, in an expedition funded by Interplanetary Expeditions. (Played by David McCallum) (101)
Hidoshi, Sandra, Captain: Captain of the Churchill, killed when the Churchill rammed the Roanoke. (Played by Kim Miyori) (310)
Hidoshi, Senator: Earth senator and liason to Babylon 5 in 2258. Later voted out of office, and replaced by Ronald Quantrill in 2259. (Played by Aki Aleong)
Hierdahl: Earth transport which brought the 36 Hours crew to Babylon 5. (214)
Hilak 7: Narn colony conquered by the Dilgar around 2230. (113)
Homeguard: Pro-Earth group which opposes all relations with aliens. (107)
Horn, Abel: Former militant leader of Free Mars. In 2252 sentenced to Phobos Maximum Security outpost for the theft of 50 million credits from the Mars Conglomerate. Transferred to Lunis Planum Prison Base after 1 year. Escaped April 15th, 2253. Supposedly killed by the destroyer Pournelle in 2258 during the Mars Rebellion. Later found to have been rescued and used in Project Lazarus by Bureau 13. Later killed on Babylon 5. (Played by Michael Beck) (206)
Hose Jockey: Title of dock worker responsible for fuel line connections. (120)
Hyperion: Earth Force heavy cruiser, commanded by Captain Ellis Pierce. (121)
Hyperspace: An alternate space that allows faster than normal travel. Ships require a Jump Point to enter or exit Hyperspace.

I

Icarus: Earth Alliance exploration vehicle on a six-month archaeological and scientific mission Rim when it disappeared, and was prseumed lost, along with its crew of 140. Among the crew were Anna Sheridan and Morden. (122,217)
ICE: See Intrusion Countermeasure Electronics.
Identicard: Computerized card which contains personal information about the owner, used for identification purposes.
Ikarra 7: Homeworld to an advanced civilization who were killed by their own organic weapons over a thousand years ago. (101)
Ilaros: Centauri goddess of luck, patron of gamblers. (111)
Indari: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Indonesian Consortium: Political organization within the Earth Alliance. (120)
Ingata: Minbari war cruiser used to transport the body of Branmer. (115)
Inquisitor: A person used by the Vorlons to investigate someone. (221)
Internal Affairs: Division of Earth Alliance military charged with investigating military operations. Referred to as "Eyes". (122)
Interplanetary Expeditions (IPX): Corporation which funds expeditions to explore ancient races in the galaxy, hoping to gain technology. Their motto: Exploring the past to create a better future. (214)
Interstellar Network News: News broadcast network of the Earth Alliance. Shut down in 2260 when President Clark declared martial law, then reopened under government control, seemingly as a propoganda device.
InterWeb: Computer information network used by the Earth Alliance. (122)
Intrusion Countermeasure Electronics: Special electronic devices used to prevent tracking and monitoring of communications. (104)
Io: One of the four Galilean moons of Jupiter, where the Earth transfer jumpgate and station are located. (102)
Ipsha: Unspecified race. (113)
IPX: See Interplanetary Expeditions.
Ironheart, Jason: Rogue telepath (level P10). Former Psi Corps instructor. Volunteered for experiments to increase Psi power. Former lover and teacher of Talia Winters. (Played by William Allen Young) (110)
Isil'Zha: Minbari word meaning "future", "birth", "beginnings", "dawn of a new age". The central stone of a Ranger pin. (312)
Isogi, Taro: Chief Executive Officer of FutureCorp and friend to Ivanov, Andrei; Father of Susan Ivanova. Died on Earth from medical complications. (Played by Robert Phalen) (104,109)
Isolab: Isolation lab found in Medlab.
Ivanov, Ganya: Brother of Susan Ivanova. Died in Earth/Minbari War (104,119)
Ivanova, Sofie: Mother of Susan Ivanova. Discovered to be telepathic, and forced to undergo injections of Sleepers to disable this ability. Took her own life 10 years later. (Played by Marie Chambers) (103,122)
Ivanova, Susan, Commander: See Babylon 5 Information System: Personnel - Ivanova. (Played by Claudia Christian)

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Jack, Officer: (No last name given) Security Officer and Aide to Garibaldi. Shot Garibaldi when he discovered the assassination plot to kill the Earth Alliance president. Sent back to Earth under orders of President Clark. (Played by Macaulay Bruton) (112,122)
Jacobs, Dr. Everett: The attending personal physician to then Vice President Clark who examined Clark at the time of President Santiago's death. Later ran from authorities when he uncovered possible evidence to a coverup. Spent 2 years at Harvard with Dr. Franklin. (Played by Tony Steadman) (213)
Jaddo, Marrilia: Wife of Urza Jaddo. (216)
Jaddo, Urza: Centauri Vocator and "Hero of the battle of Go'Rash". Friend of Londo Mollari and member of the Koral Pridho where he is known as Scowltura. Declared a traitor by the Centaurum for questioning the direction it was taking, and challenged Mollari to the Murago in an attempt to save his family. (Played by Carmen Argenziano) (216)
Janov 7: Unspecified planet. (216)
Jarno, Lord: Naive Centauri politician. Married to Lady Arnos. (306)
Jax: Bartender in the Casino on Babylon 5. (122)
Jensen: Telepath involved in the underground railroad for unregistered telepaths. Caught by Bester and died during interrogation. (207)
Jha'dur: Also known as Deathwalker and Gyla Lobosh. Dilgar war criminal. Born in 2195 on Omelos. Specialist in biochemical, biogenetic, and cyberorganic weaponry. Infected the entire polulation of Latig 4 with Stafford's Plague as an experiment in 2230. Destroyed the planets Tirolus, Comac 4, and Malax in 2231. Fled the sector after the Battle of Salos in 2232, when she was sheltered by the Wind Swords while she developed an Antiagathic drug. Held the Dilgar rank of Warmaster. Killed by a Vorlon cruiser. (Played by Sarah Douglas) (113)
Jinxo: See Jordan, Thomas.
Johnson, James: Member of Babylon 5 Security who joined Night Watch. (309)
Joint Chiefs of Staff: Committee consisting of the head of each branch of Earth Alliance military.
Jordan, Thomas (a.k.a. Jinxo): Grade 10 zero-gravity construction worker who worked on all 5 Babylon stations. He believes that he is the focus of a curse that if he left Babylon 5, it would be destroyed/disappear as the previous four did. Took over for Aldous Gajic in the search for the Holy Grail. Nicknamed Jinxo. (Played by Tom Booker) (109)
Jovian Sunspot: Favorite drink of Abbut. (113)
Jump Gate: A large device which creates an entry to or exit from hyperspace so that ships which cannot afford to carry their own jump point generators can benefit from hyperspace travel. Only very large ships carry their own generators, and use them only when a local Vortex Generator is unavailable. Also called a Vortex Generator.
Jump Point: An entry or exit into Hyperspace.

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Ka-Tow: A Mutari's second, or assistant. (119)
Kalain: Second in command of the Minbari war cruiser Trigati under Sineval, he took command after Sineval's death believing that the Grey Council had betrayed them. Later died of self-inflicted poison while in custody on Babylon 5. (Played by Richard Grove) (201)
Kalika: Ambassador from Abbai 4 and spokesperson for the League of Non-Aligned Worlds. (Played by Robin Curtis) (113)
Kartagia: Nephew of and successor to Emperor Turhan. Some believe he is simply a puppet for a group of Centauri led by Lord Refa. (209,216)
Kat: Bartender on Babylon 5. (Played by Kathryn Cressida)
Katak: Narn sword which is honor-bound that once drawn, it cannot be sheathed until it has drawn blood. (303)
Keffer, Warren: Starfury pilot and leader of Zeta Wing on Babylon 5. Saw a Shadow ship while in hyperspace and occasionally flies unapproved missions in search of it. Killed late in 2260 by a Shadow ship in hyperspace. (Played by Robert Russler)
Kelsey: Psi Cop. Assigned with Bester to capture Ironheart, and was later killed by Ironheart. (Played by Felicity Waterman) (110)
Kemmer, Major Lianna: Member of Earth Alliance President's Security Staff. Daughter of Frank Kemmer. Blamed Garibaldi for the death of her father. (Played by Elaine Thomas, Young Lianna played by Robin Wake) (111)
Kemmer, Frank: Jovian moon shuttle pilot, father of Major Lianna Kemmer. Friend of Garibaldi. Killed in a shuttle pad explosion on Europa which was intended to stop Garibaldi from investigating illegal activities on the colony. (111)
Kha'Mak: Narn member of the Kha'Ri. (Played by Neil Bradley) (209)
Kha'Ri: Narn term for the ruling council. (113)
Khartee: Markab transport. (218)
Kim: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Kirkish, Dr. Mark: Only surviving member of IPX expedition which uncovered a Shadow vessel at Syria Planum. (Played by Nancy Stafford) (308)
Kiro, Lord: Descendent of the first Centauri emperor. Planned to use the Eye to gain the Centauri throne for himself. Taken captive by raiders and later killed by a Shadow ship. (Played by Gerrit Graham) (116)
Kleist, Private: Ground Pounder of the 356th Infantry Division. Killed during Operation Sudden Death. (Played by Morgan Hunter) (210)
Knight One: Member of a radical Earth group trying to prove collusion between Earth Administration and the Minbari. Monitored Knight Two during attempts to discover what happened to Sinclair at the Battle of the Line. Killed by Sinclair. (Played by Judson Scott) (106)
Knight Two: Member of a radical Earth group trying to prove collusion between Earth Administration and the Minbari. Entered Sinclair's mind via "cybernet" in order to discover what happened to him at the Battle of the Line. Was brain damaged when Sinclair broke free and smashed the equipment. (Played by Christopher Neame) (106)
Ko'Dath: Ambassadorial assistant to G'Kar. Killed in an airlock accident. (Played by Mary Woronov) (104)
Kolee: Mollari household god of passion. (108)
Koral Pridho: "Proud Knives", a Centauri deuling society. (219)
Kosh: (Also, Kosh Naranek) Vorlon ambassador to Babylon 5. (Voice of Ardwight Chamberlain)
Koslov, Rabbi Yossel: Russian-born rabbi and uncle of Susan Ivanova. (Played by Theodore Bikel) (119)
Krantz, Major Lewis: Earth Alliance military officer charged with overseeing the completion of Babylon 4 at the time of its disappearance. (Played by Kent Broadhurst) (118)
Kutari: A Centauri short sword. (216)
Kyle, Dr. Benjamin: Xenobiologist assigned to Babylon 5 in 2257. Later reassigned to Earth as an expert on Alien physiology by the Earth Alliance President. Rumors have it that the transfer was because of his contact with Vorlon Ambassador Kosh. (Played by Johnny Sekka) (PIL)

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Ladira, Lady: Centauri seer and prophetess. Aunt of Lord Kiro. Fortold of the death of Lord Kiro by the Shadows and of the destruction of Babylon 5. (Played by Fredi Olster) (116)
LaGrange 2: Earth Alliance base located near the Mars Colony. (122)
Lake's Syndrome: Painful, uncurable disease. (117)
Lamuda: The "travelling robe", which is worn by one of the Children of Time before that person's ritual death. (105)
Lantz, Fredrick: Co-director of the Ministry of Peace. Signed a non-agression pact with the Centauri government in 2260. (Played by Roy Dotrice) (222)
Large, PFC: Ground Pounder of the 356th Infantry Division. Killed during Operation Sudden Death. Best friend Buffer killed during the Mars Rebellion. (Played by Ken Foree) (210)
Latig 4: Non-Aligned planet whose population was destroyed when Jha'dur infected them with Stafford's Plague as an experiment in 2230. (113)
Lazarenn: Markab doctor on Babylon 5 and friend of Dr. Franklin after meeting him on Markab. Killed by the Drafa plague in 2259. (Played by Jim Norton) (218)
League of Non-Aligned Worlds: Representatives of smaller races and planets grouped together to express their interests to the Babylon 5 Council. Includes the Drazi, Vree, Ipsha, and Abbai, among others.
Leaute: Unspecified Centauri animal. (216)
Lee: Mars revolutionary who obtained information about the Psi Corps Sleeper Program, and later died. (220)
Lee, Jacque: Lurker and host for one of the Vindrizi. (Played by Wylie Small) (307)
Lenann: Minbari Fleet Captain, abducted by Boggs. (Played by Kim Strauss) (311)
Lennier: Assistant to Minbari Ambassador Delenn. Member of the Third Fain of Chudomo. (Played by Bill Mumy)
Levell: Minbari of the Third Fain of Chudomo who fought and was killed by Sheridan in an attempt to discredite him and have him removed from Babylon 5. (215)
Li: Mollari household goddess of passion. (108,117)
Li'Dak: Narn Councillor and member of the Fifth Circle of the Kha'Ri. Sponsored Na'Toth as G'Kar's assistant. Was himself sponsored as Councillor by Du'Rog. (108)
Lieberman, Dr.: Doctor in Medlab. (307)
Lietz: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Lincolni, Abrahamo: Fictional Centauri noble, supposedly of the Centauri Relocation Bureau. Created by Vir Cotto as someone with authority to transfer Narns from their homeworld to other locations. (313)
Lindstrom: Major Dust dealer. (Played by Julian Neil) (306)
Line, Battle of the: See Battle of the Line.
Link: Personal communication device used by Earth Alliance personnel. Generally worn on the back of the hand.
Llort: Alien race and member of the League of Non-Aligned Worlds, known for their tendency to collect anything just to have it.
Lobosh, Gyla: Pseudonym used by Jha'dur. (113)
Lumati: A race that believes itself to be superior to most others, and will only work with other races that are sufficiently advanced. (212)
Lumini: Minbari flyer which transported Lenann to Babylon 5 from his ship. (311)
Lurkers: People, who for one reason or another (broke, criminal activity, etc.) hang out DownBelow on Babylon 5.
Lyndisty: Betrothed wife of Vir Cotto, via an arrangement between Vir's uncle and the Lady Drusella. Her father was responsible for going through Narn villages, killing any that were aggressive. Lyndisty herself has killed "hundreds" of Narn. (Played by Carmen Thomas) (313)

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M'Ola: Mother of Shon and one of the Children of Time, who along with her husband Tharg refused to let Dr. Franklin operate on their son. (Played by Tricia O'Neil) (105)
Macabee, Pierce: Regional director of the Ministry of Peace. (Played by Alex Hyde-White) (217)
MacIntyre, David: Former member of Earth Force, serial number R27A59. Gunnery Sargeant on board Prometheus. Survivor of the Battle of the Line. Received Silver Star for Valor. Honorable discharge February 8th, 2253. Suffered a breakdown where he believed he was the legendary King Arthur returning from Avalon, believed to have been caused by the guilt of firing the shots which caused the Earth/Minbari War. (Played by Michael York) (312)
Mackie: Lurker who rents out market space DownBelow. (307)
Malachi: Centauri Prime Minister who it was believe died on Centauri Prime when Emperor Turhan died on Babylon 5, both others believe he was assasinated. (Played by Malachi Throne) (209)
Malax: Planet destroyed by Jha'dur in 2231. (113)
Malcolm, Brother: Monk who joined Brother Theo's order at Theo's request. In fact, was convicted of the murder of Brother Edward, and was sentenced to brain wipe. (305)
Mankowski: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Manya: "Mother", as used by the Children of Time. (105)
Maray, Kiron: Centauri, cousin of Vir Cotto, in love with Aria Tensus, with whom he ran away to avoid an arranged marriage. Placed in the fosterage of Andillo Mollari. (Played by Rodney Eastman) (107)
Marcus: See Cole, Marcus.
Marie Celeste: Earth Alliance transport. (116,109)
Mariel: One of Londo Mollari's three wives. Divorced in 2259. (Played by Blair Valk) (208)
Markab: Member race of the League of Non-Aligned Worlds. The entire population of the Markab homeword, some 2 billion, were killed after an outbreak of the Drafa plague.
Mars Colony: Earth Alliance colony, marred by political upheaval.
Mars Conglomerate: Monopolistic corporation on Mars Colony. (206)
Mars Rebellion: Period in 2258 when the Mars Colony rebelled against EarthGov, led by Free Mars.
Marzies: Somewhat derogatory term used to refer to residents of the Mars Colony. (121)
Mass Driver: Any of a class of weapons which work by accelerating a projectile ("mass", usually large, like a meteor or asteroid) to an extremely high velocity towards a target. Banned by almost all sentient races as a horrible weapon of mass destruction. Used by the Centauri during the bombardment of the Narn homeworld in 2259. (219)
Massie: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Matok: Rebel stronghold on the planet Akdor during its civil war. (210)
Max: Lurker who buys and sells various contraband. (Played by Richard Moll) (213)
Mayan, Shaal: Minbari poet and childhood friend of Delenn. Attacked by Homeguard agents on Babylon 5. (Played by Nancy Lee Grahn) (107)
Maynard, Jack: Captain of the Cortez. Sheridan's first commanding officer on the Moon-Mars patrol. Nicknamed "Stinky". (Played by Russ Tamblin) (204)
Medlab: Medical section on Babylon 5. There are several Medlabs located throughout the station, with facilities for the varying life forms found on Babyon 5.
Melios: Centauri transport destroyed by the Narn transport Na'Ton when it was discovered to be transporting fusion bombs and support equipment for ion cannons, mass drivers, and heavy energy weapons. (214)
Miller, General: Earth Force representative with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. (Played by Frank Farmer) (122)
Minbar: Home planet of the Minbari Federation. The 7th planet from their star, Minbar is one-fourth covered by the north polar ice cap. Minbar has very rich crystalline deposits, and some cities are carved right from the crystal.
Minbari Federation: Political organization of the Minbari.
Mind Burst: Sudden influx of telepathic information felt by untrained telepaths. (115)
Mind Quake: Uncontrollable large-scale outbursts of telekinetic power. (110)
Mini-Pax: See Ministry of Peace.
Ministry of Peace (Mini-Pax): Earth Alliance group charged with finding ways to achieve peace among humans. Created the Night Watch. (217)
Mitch: Fighter pilot on Babylon 5 who say a Shadow ship while in hyperspace. (Played by Rick Hamilton) (222)
Mitchell, Bill: Fighter pilot and member of Sinclair's squadron. Killed at the Battle of the Line. (Played by Justin Williams) (106)
Mobotabwe, Derek: Mars Colony reporter for Interstellar Network News. (Played by Langdon Bensing) (120)
Mogath: Mollari household god of the underworld and protector of front doors. (108)
Mollari, Andillo: Second cousin to Londo Mollari who took Kiron Maray and Aria Tensus into fosterage. (107)
Mollari, Carn: Nephew of Londo Mollari. Head researcher of Ragesh 3 agricultural colony. (Played by Peter Trencher) (103)
Mollari, Londo: See Babylon 5 Information System: Ambassadors - Mollari, Londo. (Played by Peter Jurasik)
Monroe, Lester James: Found guilty in 2260 of 7 murders during a 10-day killing spree in New Vegas and sentenced to brain wipe. (305)
Montoya, Xavier: Head of Mars provisional government. (310)
Morden: Member of the crew of the Icarus who has now become an agent for the Shadows. (Played by Ed Wasser)
Morella, Lady: Centauri prophetess and seer, and wife of former Emperor Turhan, invited to Babylon 5 by Londo Mollari. (Played by Majel Barrett) (309)
Morgenstern: Alias for Lindstrom. (306)
Morishi: Security officer and bomb expert on Babylon 5. (Played by Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa) (302)
Morph Gas: Anesthetic gas used to quell a riot. (121)
Morris, Dr.: Doctor in Medlab. (307)
Mozechenko, Desmond (a.k.a. Deuce): Smuggler working DownBelow on Babylon 5. Nicknamed Deuce. (Played by William Sanderson) (109)
Mueller, Karl Edward: Convicted of the murder of two Lurkers and a security officer and sentenced to Brain Wipe. Escaped and later killed by Dr. Laura Rosen. (Played by Mark Rolston) (117)
Mundanes: Term used by telepaths in Psi Corps to refer to non-telepaths. Also called "Normals". (314)
Murago: Duel to the death among members of the Koral Pridho, as a matter of honor. Under Koral Pridho rules, the winner of the Murago must take the losers family into his own. (216)
Musante, Julie: Member of the Ministry of Peace assigned as polital officer (advisory) to Babylon 5. Returned to Earth when President Clark was implicated in the assasination of former President Santiago. (Played by Shari Shattuck) (304)
Muta-Do: The "sayer", or master of the Mutai. (Played by Soon-Teck Oh) (119)
Mutai: A no-rules fight similar to the Kumite on Earth, stressing bravery. (119)
Mutari: The title of a fighter in the Mutai. (119)

N

N'kai: Unusual word that appears in all Minbari language dialects, but never means the same thing. Some meanings include "sand", "father", and "boot". (117)
n'grath: Insectoid alien known as a "fixer", or one who can supply black market-style items or information to anyone who can pay for it.
Na'Fan: Sent by the Centauri-controlled Narn provisional government to replace G'Kar as the Narn representative on Babylon 5. (Played by Stephen Macht) (303)
Na'fariki: Narn term meaning "Mind walker", or telepath. (314)
Na'Kal: Commander of the G'Tok. (Played by Robin Sachs) (222)
na'ka'leen Feeder: Horrible creature indigenous to the Centauri Sector, where it is kept under heavy quarantine. It feeds on the neural activity of the brain associated with memory and personality, essentially performing a brain wipe of the victim. (109)
Na'La: Daughter of one of the Narn resistors on B5, who survived the Centauri attack. (221)
Na'Ton: Narn transport which fired on and destroyed the Centauri transport Melios. (214)
Na'Toth: Diplomatic attache to Narn Ambassador G'Kar. (Played by Caitlin Brown/Season 1, Mary Kay Adams/Season 2)
Nafak'cha: Minbari "rebirth" ceremony. Commemorates a great change that is coming or is occuring. Participants must give up something very important to them, and tell a deep secret no one has ever been told. (311)
Nagashima: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Naranek, Kosh: See Kosh.
Narn Regime: Political organization of the Narn.
Neroon: Minbari Alyt and member of the Star Riders clan. Aide and executive officer for 15 years to Branmer, he brought Branmer's body to Babylon 5 to honor him in front of all Minbari. (Played by John Vickery) (115,211)
Netter, General: Presidential military advisor and head of the President's Security Staff. (Played by Rod Perry) (111)
Netter's Syndrome: Fictional ailment Lennier claimed to suffer from to avoid an annoying stranger, saying that it was passed by physical contact. (302)
New Mallory: City on Earth. (302)
New Vegas: Earth Alliance city (location unspecified), similar to Las Vegas.
Night Watch: Organization formed by the Ministry of Peace to identify people who seem to be "unhappy" with the Earth Alliance government. Pays members and extra 50 credits a week to keep watch. Members are identified by an armband. (217)
Nimrod, E.A.S.: Omega-class destroyer charged with taking control of Babylon 5, but turned back by the appearance of the White Star and several Minbari cruisers. (310)
Ninja ZX-11 (1992): Motorcycle built by Garibaldi and Lennier.
Nolan: Cobra Bay worker and Homeguard supporter who was injured by a bomb explosion and fingered Garibaldi for sabotage. Died when Major Kemmer revived him for questioning. (Played by Jose Rosario) (111)
Normals: Term used by telepaths in Psi Corps to refer to non-telepaths. Also called "Mundanes". (207)
Nu'Shok, Battle of: See Battle of Nu'Shok.

O

O'Reilly, Lt. General: Lieutenant General in Earth Force. (Played by Ed Trotta) (309)
Office of Planetary Security: Division of the Earth Alliance government. (121)
Olympus, E.A.S.: Omega-class destroyer charged with taking control of Babylon 5, but turned back by the appearance of the White Star and several Minbari cruisers. (310)
Ombuds: Legal judicator for the Earth Alliance on Babylon 5. (109)
Omega-class Destroyer: Type of Earth Force heavy destroyer, identified by the blunt front end with docking bay and rotating crew section. Carries a complement of Starfuries.
Omelos: Birthworld of Jha'dur in the Caliban Sector. (113)
Operation Sudden Death: Military operation led by General Richard Franklin against the rebel stronghold at Matok on the planet Akdor. (210)
Orcha: Markab fruit. (210)
Orion 7: Planet of the Earth Alliance. Seceded for the Alliance in 2260, demanding that President Clark be impeached. (310)
Orwell: Supply officer on Babylon 5. (Played by Miguel Nunez Jr.) (204)
Osterman: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Oxy Pills: Pills allowing quick recovery of strenous activity.

P

pak'ma'ra: Members of the League of Non-Aligned Worlds. Carrion (raw, decaying flesh) eaters. (115)
Paso Leaute: "Crazed Leaute, Londo Mollari's nickname in the Koral Pridho. (216)
Pastorelli: Member of Babylon 5 Security who joined Night Watch. (309)
Patrick: (No last name given) Commander, Executive Officer of the Cortez. (Played by Daniel Beer) (204)
Petrov, Stephen: Lurker who was caught for petty theft at one point, and became an informant for Garibaldi. Killed when he discovered a plot to assassinate the Earth Alliance president. (Played by David Anthony Marshall) (112)
Phalos 12: Unspecified Centauri battle led by Londo Mollari. (121)
Plug, Sergeant Major: Member of the 356th Infantry Division under General Richard Franklin during Operation Sudden Death. (210)
Phased Plasma Gun: Hand weapon which fires a "projectile" of plasma, or superheated gas. The charge dissipates rapidly when it strikes, so as to not cause substantial damage to hulls, windows, etc. The coil is made of a morbidium alloy, which is harder than diamond. Each PPG, except those used by Earth Alliance Security, have serial numbers etched on the coil.
Pierce, Captain Ellis: Captain of the Earth Force heavy cruiser Hyperion. (Played by Ron Canada) (121)
Pirello, Frances: Member of Babylon 5 Security who joined Night Watch. (309)
Pouchling: A baby Narn.
Pournelle, E.A.S.: Earth Alliance Omega-class destroyer. (206)
PPG: See Phased Plasma Gun.
Project Lazarus: Cyber experiments conducted in the late 2230s, which took subjected near death and through the used of cyber augmentation and deep mind scans controlled the subject via an implanted computer. (206)
Prometheus: Earth Alliance ship which caused the start of the Earth/Minbari War. (312)
Proxima Centauri (Proxima 3): Location of Earth Alliance tachyon relay station, used for communications. Seceded from the Alliance in 2260, demanding that President Clark be impeached. (310)
Psi Cop: Member of the Psi Corps who monitor and control telepaths. All Psi Cops are level P12 telepaths.
Psi Corps: Organization within the Earth Alliance who register, train, and monitor Telepaths.
Purple Files: Files belonging to Londo Mollari which contain potentially damaging information for his family and the Centauri Republic. (104)

Q

Quadrant 14: Narn outpost destroyed by the Shadows and blamed on the Centauri. (209)
Quadrant 37: Disputed sector between Narn and Centauri, where a Narn outpost was destroyed by the Shadows. (112)
Quantium-40: Chemical compound vital to the construction of Vortex Generators.
Quantrill, Ronald: Earth Alliance senator and Chairman of the Babylon 5 Oversight Committee, appointed in 2259, replacing Senator Hidoshi. (Played by Christopher Curry) (214)
Quartermaster Corporation: Company name used by Colonel Ben Zayn as a front for his investigation of Sinclair. (122)
Quat, Pol: Senator for the Indonesian Consortium. (120)

R

Ragesh 3: Centauri agricultural colony, formerly a Narn colony, which was attacked by the Narn Regime in a territorial dispute in 2258. (103)
Ramirez, Lt.: Starfury pilot who died as a result of radiation poisoning when his ship was damaged in a Streib attack. (Played by Nick Corri) (211)
Ranger One: The leader of the Rangers.
Rangers: Group consisting mostly of humans with some Minbari who aid Sinclair. The broach worn by Rangers is a form of crystal surrounded by a Minbari on one side and a Human on the other, merging in the middle as a symbol of the two halves of the souls joining to fight a common enemy. It is forged in white-hot flame, then cooled in three bowls - holy water, Minbari blood, and Human blood. It is said that when a Ranger dies, the Human and Minbari figures shed 3 tears. Thecenter stone is called Isil'Zha.
Rathenn: Minbari acquaintence of Delenn and Draal. (120)
Refa: Representative of the Centauri government. (Played by William Forward) (203,209)
Rego, Lord: Centauri noble. (309)
Rhoner, Dr.: Medical Officer on the Cortez. (204)
Rim: Outer reaches of the explored galaxy.
Rishi: Member of Babylon 5 Security who joined Night Watch. (309)
Ritchie Station: Mars station destroyed by Abel Horn, killing friends of Sheridan. (206)
Roanoke, E.A.S.: Omega-class destroyer charged with taking control of Babylon 5, but destroyed when rammed by the Churchill. (310)
Rodriguez: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Romo-ki: Narn term meaning "destroyed". (314)
Rosen, Janice: Daughter of Dr. Laura Rosen. (Played by Kate McNeil) (117)
Rosen, Dr. Laura: Doctor who lost her license in 2255 when an accident resulted in the death of a patient. Later found a device bought from a trader originally used asa means of corporal punishment by draining life energy and feeing it to others, but was able to use it to heal people. She used it to kill Karl Mueller in self-defense and in turn cured herself of Lake's Syndrome. (Played by June Lockhart) (117)
Runningdear, Miriam: Owner of a shop on Red 26 who was going to testify against Deuce but became a victim of a Feeder. (Played by Linda Lodge) (109)
Rush Act: Earth law enabling the Senate to empower someone to end an illegal strike using any means necessary, usually by force. (114)
Russian Consortium: Political organization on Earth.
Ruterian: Major Centauri god. There is a statue of Ruterian in the Centauri cultural center on Babylon 5. (114)
Ryan, Ed, Major: Took command of the Alexander when General Hague was killed. (Played by Bruce McGill) (310)

S

Sakai, Catherine: Planetary scout, owner and pilot of the scout ship Skydancer. (Played by Julia Nickson)
Salos, Battle of: See Battle of Salos.
Samuel: Lurker and information source for Marcus, became a host for the Vindrizi. (Played by Eric Steinberg) (307)
Sanchez, Dr.: Doctor in Medlab. (301)
San Diego: Earth city destroyed by the first ever act of nuclear terrorism. It is estimated that it will not be inhabitable again until the mid 2300s.
Santiago, Luis: President of the Earth Alliance. Defeated Marie Crane in the elections of 2258 with promises of better relations with the Mars Colony and preserving Earth cultures in the face of alien influences. Killed on January 1st, 2259 when Earth Force 1 exploded, apparently as part of an assassination. (103,111,112)
Sarah: (No last name given) Contact between Sheridan and members of Earth Force who believe in a conspiracy with the Earth Alliance. (Played by Wanda DeJesus) (213)
Satai: Honorific title of a member of the Grey Council. (102)
Schwartzkopf, E.A.S.: Earth Force Omega-class destroyer involved in trying to capture General Hague and the Alexander. (210,309)
Scowltura: "Silent Beast", nickname for Urza Jaddo in the Koral Pridho. (216)
Sebastian: Man who vanished from 14B Heresford Lane, London on Novermber 11th, 1888, apparently taken by the Vorlons to their home world to be come an Inquisitor, where he is preserved until needed. Sent to B5 to investigate Delenn to see if she was willing to sacrifice herself to save just one other person, without fame or glory. Believed to have been responsible for the "Jack the Ripper" murders in London before he disappeared. (Played by Wayne Alexander) (221)
Sechli Sakarr: Minbari for "Soul Sick". (208)
Sh'lassen Triumvirate: Unknown planetary alliance, including the planet Akdor. (210)
Sha'Toth: Father of Na'Toth. Follower of G'Lan. (108)
Shadows: An ancient and very powerful legendary race which nearly ruled known space ten thousand ago, but were pushed back to their homeworld of Z'ha'dum by the First Ones and subsequently disappeared, until recently. The oldest of the known races. Set up a base on Narn's southern continent 1000 years ago.
Shai Alyt: Minbari ship captain. (115)
Shak Tot: Minbari term for a Soul Hunter. (102)
Shankar: Narn "blood oath". (113)
Shar, Mila: Head of agricultural litigation of Abbai 4. (Played by Diane Adair) (107)
Sheridan, Anna: Wife of Captain John Sheridan and long-time friend of Elizabeth Sheridan. Died in 2256 while as science officer on the Icarus when the ship exploded while investigating the ruins of an ancient race out on the Rim. (Played by Beth Toussaint) (122)
Sheridan, David: Father of Captain John Sheridan. A former diplomat, now a farmer. (Played by Rance Howard) (310)
Sheridan, Elizabeth: Sister of Captain John Sheridan and long-time friend of Anna Sheridan. (Played by Beverly Leech) (122)
Sheridan, John, Captain: See Babylon 5 Information System: Personnel - Sheridan. (Played by Bruce Boxleitner)
Shi: Narn colony. (219)
Shioshna: Deceased Markab Sheridan found in the Triangle. (216)
Sho-Rin: The title of the current champion of the Mutai. (119)
Shon: Son of M'Ola and Tharg, who suffered from congestive blockage of the air bladder. Later killed by parents. (Played by Jonathan Charles Kaplan) (105)
S.I.D.: See Special Intellegence Division.
Sigma 957: Planet in a disputed sector of space, which shows signs of a signficant amount of Duridium, but was left undeveloped due to strange occurances near there. Believed to be a place where some of the First Ones are found. (110,304)
Sinclair, Jeffrey David, Commander: Commander, Babylon 5 and Earth Alliance Ambassador. The only survivor of his squadron at the Battle of the Line, he has no memory of what took place between when he tried to ram a Minbari cruiser and when he awoke in his fighter 24 hours later. Later discovered to have been captured by the Minbari, tortured and scanned. Born on Mars Colony, and spent three years training as a Jesuit before joining Earth Force. Reassigned as Ambassador to the Minbari homeworld in 2259. (Played by Michael O'Hare)
Sineval: Minbari warrior and commander of the war cruiser Trigati who committed suicide rather than surrender at the Battle of the Line. (115,201)
Singh: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Skydancer: Planetary scout vessel owned by Catherine Sakai. (110)
Slappers: Skin tabs used to administer drugs, usually applied to the back of the wrist. (119)
Slaver Glove: Powered weapon used by slave owners to control slaves. (206)
Sleeper Program: Psi Corps program to insert a new personality into a person via drugs and deep scans. This personality works independantly of the person's normal personality, at a subconsious level. When a preset password is inserted by a telepath, the Sleeper personality becomes active, destroying the original. (220)
Sleepers: Drug used to supress psychic abilities. (122)
Slitch: Unspecified animal native to Orion. (122)
Smith, Walker: Former SportCorp boxer who, with the help of Caliban became the first human to fight in the Mutai. (Played by Greg McKinney) (119)
Smits, General: General in Earth Force. (Played by Lewis Arquette) (309)
Solis Planum: Location on Mars. (120)
Soul Hunter: Immortal humanoids drawn towards the death of sentient beings to "save" their souls at the moment of death. At least one has visited Earth in the past and may be the cause of some myths. Known to the Minbari as Shak Tot. (Played by W. Morgan Sheppard and John Snyder) (102)
Space: (verb) The act of placing someone unprotected in open space. Used as a punishment by the Earth Alliance only when a subject is convicted of treason or insurrection. (117)
Special Intellegence Division: Secretive division of Earth Force. (301)
Spinelli: Babylon 5 officer killed while defending Babylon 5 from the attack of the Clark-loyal Earth Force troops. (311)
Spoo: See Babylon 5 Information System: Misc - Spoo.
SportCorp: Earth corporation which promotes (and possibly "controls") sporting events. (119)
Stafford's Plague: Unspecified virulent disease. Used by Jha'dur for an experiment on Latig 4, in which the whole colony was infected and died. (113,115)
Starfury: Standard Earth Alliance non-atmospheric fighter, which comes in several configurations. The version used on Babylon 5 is the SA-23E Mitchell-Hyundyne Starfury.
Star Laces: Bioluminescent flowers native to the planet Davo. (104)
Star Riders: One of the clans of the Minbari warrior caste. (115)
StarKiller: Minbari name given to Sheridan after the destruction of the Black Star. (201)
Station Phobos: Station located on the largest of Mars' two moons. (122)
Station Prime: Earth Alliance space station. Location unspecified. (217)
Steinhoff, Dr.: Doctor in Medlab. (307)
Stims: Stimulants (drugs). (117)
Stoner, Matthew: Former telepath and husband to Talia Winters, supposedly left Psi Corps when he "lost" his telepathic powers, when apparently he was transformed into an empath. (Played by Keith Szarabajka) (208)
Streib: Race of aliens who abduct specimens of other races to determine the strongest. Abducted Sheridan, who later escaped. (211)
SunHawk: Drazi destroyer-class ship with an unspecified drive system. (113)
Sykes, Carolyn: Owner and pilot of the trading vessel Ulysses. Acquaintance of Sinclair. (Played by Blaire Baron) (PIL)
Syria Planum: Location on Mars, where the Psi Corps has a secret intellegence and training facility. Also where a Shadow vessel buried 300 feet under the surface for 1000 years was uncovered. (120,220,308)

T

T'Bar: Narn Councillor, First Circle of the Kha'Ri. (116)
Ta'Lon: Narn captured by the Streib but rescued by Sheridan, two whom he owes a great debt. (Played by Marshall Teague) (211,303)
Takarn: Captain of the outcast vessel trying to reclaim Epsilon 3. (Played by Michelan Sisti) (121)
Takashima, Laurel: Vice-Commander, Babylon 5. Later transferred and replaced by Susan Ivanova. Worked Mars Colony Security after graduating from the academy. (Played by Tamlyn Tomita) (PIL)
Talquith: Narn cargo ship carrying a G'Quan Eth plant for Ambassador G'Kar, which was damaged when a cargo bay computer malfunctioned and the pilot panicked. (114)
Taq: Telepathic translator of Correlilmurzon, who acts as his voice during conversations with inferior species. (Played by Paul Williams) (212)
Taree: Narn alcoholic drink. (111)
Tasaki, Dr.: Geologist and head of geology team that investigated seismic activity on Epsilon 3. (Played by Jim Ishida) (120)
Technomage: A "magician" of sorts, who uses science to achieve the effects of magic. (203)
Teek: Psi-Corps joke term used for a person with telekinetic ability.
Teela: Minbari "home songs" (107)
Teep: Psi-Corps joke term used for a person with telepathic ability.
Tensus, Aria: Centauri, in love with Kiron Maray with whom she ran away to avoid an arranged marriage. Placed in the fosterage of Andillo Mollari. (Played by Danica McKellar) (107)
Teronn: Minbari living on Babylon 5. (Plated by Sandey Grinn) (204)
Thalitene: Planet mentioned by Tharg, possibly the homeworld of the Children of Time. (105)
Tharg: Father of Shon and one of the Children of Time, who along with his wife M'Ola refused to let Dr. Franklin operate on their son. (Played by Stephen Lee) (105)
Thenta Makur: Narn Assassin's Guild. Traditionally leave a black flower with the intended victim before striking. (108)
Theo, Brother: Monk from New Mallory, who along with 12 other monks, has taken up residence on B5 while on their search for all the names of the "Creator". (Played by Louis Turenne) (302)
Ti Corval: Leader of the Tikar. (sp) (206)
Tigris: The star system in which Babylon 5 is located.
Tikar: Alien race first encountered by Sheridan. (sp) (206)

Timov: One of Londo Mollari's three wives, the only one he kept when the Emperor granted him a divorce. (Played by Jane Carr) (208)
Tirolus: Planet destroyed by Jha'dur in 2231. (113)
Tokati: Alien race on Babylon 5. (204)
Topside: The opposite of DownBelow, or the "standard" parts of Babylon 5. (111)
Torg's Syndrome: Unspecified disease which killed Garibaldi's father. (206)
Torqueman, Cynthia: ISN reporter and host of 36 Hours. (Played by Kim Kimmer) (214)
Trainor, Bill: First officer of the Alexander. (310)
Trakis: Alien who attempted to steal Londo Mollari's Purple Files in order to blackmail him. (Played by Clive Revill) (104)
Treel: Centauri fish, eaten as a delicacy. (119)
Trentaro: Centauri singer who sang "Mi Quirva Taro". (216)
Triangle: Area of B5's Grey Sector where strange things occur and scanners go haywire. (216)
Trigati: Minbari War Cruiser commanded by Sineval during the Earth/Minbari-War, which went rogue after Sineval's death under command of Kalain. (201)
Triluminary: Minbari device used for various purposes. There are only three. (122,112)
Trovalli's Ducata: Centauri Opera. (216)
Tu'Pari: Narn assassin and member of the Thenta Makur, commissioned by Councillor Du'Rog to kill Ambassador G'Kar. (Played by Thomas Kopache) (108)
Tular: Ikarran researcher whose thought patterns were recorded in the bioweapon from Ikarra 7. (101)
Turhan: Centauri Emperor who died in 2259 while visiting Babylon 5. (Played by Turhan Bey) (209)
Tyree, Adira: Centauri dancer indentured to Trakis and used to seduce Londo Mollari to gain access to his Purple Files for blackmail purposes. (Played by Fabiana Udenio) (104)

U

Universe Today: Earth newspaper available on Babylon 5. The articles are customized to each person's preferences and printed on the spot. The paper is recycled directly at the vending machine which gives the reader credits good towards the next issue.
Ulysses: Trading vessel owned by Carolyn Sykes. (PIL)

V

Val'tu: Centauri word said as part of a toast before drinking, similar to "Cheers".
Valeria: Minbari religious figure believed to have appeared in the garden area on Babylon 5 to save Sheridan. (222)
Valerius: Centauri flagship. (219)
Vallo: Centauri Lord who presided over the Murago between Londo Mollari and Urza Jaddo. (Played by William Dennis Hunt) (216)
Varn: Ancient guardian of Epsilon 3, replaced by Draal. (Played by Curt Lowens) (120,121)
Varner, Del: Human, born on Earth on June 27th, 2219. Wanted by the Earth Alliance for smuggling illegal technology. Brought a Changeling Net to Babylon 5 as part of an assassination attempt on Ambassador Kosh. Killed by a Minbari assassin. (Played by John Fleck) (PIL)
Vasharn: Markab ambassador. (Played by Kim Strauss) (218)
Vega Colony (Vega 7): Earth Alliance colony, where Sheridan was once stationed. Ice mining operation. Source of explosives used by Robert Carlson.
Vibe Showers: Shower units which instead of using water use sonics and anti-bacterial lighting. (121)
Vicor: From the 20th century Earth term "VCR", a living, cyberorganic recorder, capable of recording almost anything, including thought patterns. (113)
Vindrizi: Intellegent parasitic organism which merges with the spinal column of a host, creating a joined conciousness. They are 1/2 million years old, travelling the galaxy and remembering everything they encounter. (307)
Vinzini: Intellegent eight-legged alien. According to Ambassador Mollari, they are bad at cards, possibly due to their compound eyes. (313)
Vizak: Drazi negotiator. (Played by Kim Strauss) (306)
Valen: Minbari leader who created the first Grey Council 1000 years ago. Said to be a Minbari "not born of Minbari", coming out of nowhere to lead them. (118,305)
Vortex Generator: See Jump Gate.
Vree: Unspecified alien race, apparently noted for "questionable" eating habits. Vree ships have a saucer shape. (111)

W

Wallace, Tonia: Reporter for ISN. (210)
War Council: Secret group on Babylon 5 dealing with the increasing threat of the Shadows.
Water Clan: "Extended family" of the Brakiri. (303)
Welch, Lou: Security officer on Babylon 5. (Played by David J. Crowley)
Wellington: One of the Ombuds on Babylon 5. (Played by Jim Norton) (109,117)
Wells: Co-director of the Ministry of Peace and in charge of the Night Watch. Attempted to coerce Ivanova to join the Night Watch. (Played by John Vickery) (222)
White Star: Small ship created from Minbari and Vorlon technologies, using magnetic and gravitational drive systems, and capable of forming its own Jump Point. (301)
Wind Swords: Fiercest of the Minbari warrior castes. Sheltered Jha'dur while she produced weapons for them and developed her Antiagathic drug. (113)
Winters, Talia: Psi Corps level P5 telepath. Assigned to Babylon 5 in 2258, replacing Lyta Alexander. Discovered to be Control, and left station late 2259. (Played by Andrea Thompson)

X

Xon: A second intelligent species to develop on Centauri Prime, who were at constant war with the Centauri until the Xon were wiped out. (108)

Y

Yang, Private: Ground Pounder of the 356th Infantry Division. Killed during Operation Sudden Death. (Played by Art Chudabala) (210)
Yokdri: Fried tree worm, eaten as a delicacy. (119)

Z

Z'ha'dum: Homeworld of the Shadows, located on the Rim. (122)
Zagro 7: Drazi colony used by the Rangers as a training base. Blockaded by the Centauri at the request of Morden. (301)
Zalon: Name of Ambassador Delenn's Flyer. (211)
Zathras: Alien of unknown origin who mysteriously appeared on Babylon 4 to aid in stealing the station. (Played by Tim Choate) (118)
Zayn, Colonel Ari Ben: See Ben Zayn, Colonel Ari.
Zento, Orin: Labor negotiator for the Earth Senate who called for the invocation of the Rush Act to end the Docker's Guild strike on Babylon 5. (Played by John Snyder) (114)
Zimmerman, Arnold: One of the Ombuds on Babylon 5. (109)
Zocalo: "Open-air" marketplace on Babylon 5.
Zog: One of the First Ones who are found around Sigma 957. Contacted by Ivanova using the Great Machine. (304)
Zok: Narn colony. (219)
Zoog: Centauri god. (112)

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