Day of the
DeadKulomani
played by Josh Clark
Appeared in Movements of Fire and Shadow as a Brakiri general, considered one of the main players in the Centauri War of 2262.zum Bartrado, Lethke
played by Jonathan Chapman
The Summoning
| A Dark, Distorted Mirror | Dramatis Personae |
| Kullenbrok | played by Jonathan Chapman |
|
Day of the
Dead |
|
Kulomani |
played by Josh Clark |
| Appeared in Movements of Fire and Shadow as a Brakiri general, considered one of the main players in the Centauri War of 2262. |
|
zum Bartrado, Lethke |
played by Jonathan Chapman |
| The Summoning
| |
| Churok, Taan | played by xxxxx |
xxxxx
|
|
Daro |
played by Bart McCarthy |
 Appeared in Movements of Fire and Shadow as a Drazi general, considered one of the main players in the Centauri War of 2262. After a disatifying strategy meeting with President Sheridan he persuaded the Narn general, Na'Tok, to mount the fleet that decimated Centauri Prime. |
|
Vizhak |
played by Kim Strauss |
 Dust to
Dust | |
| Takarn | played by Michelan Sisti |
A Voice in the Wilderness Part Two |
|
Varn |
played by Curt Lowens |
A Voice in the Wilderness Part One |
|
Zathras |
played by Tim Choate |
Babylon
Squared |
|
Zathras |
played by Tim Choate |
 Conflicts of
Interest | |
| Drakh | played by Wayne Alexander |
Movements of Fire and Shadow |
|
Drakh Emissary |
voiced(?) by Jean-Luc Martin |
Lines of
Communication |
|
Drakh Soldier |
not cast |
War
Zone |
|
Keeper |
not cast |
War Without
End |
|
Shadow Warrior |
not cast |
The Long
Dark |
|
Zener |
not cast |
 Ship of
Tears | |
| Cozon | not cast |
 Ramdela, second-in command of the ship which encountered the command crew of Babylon Five while they were investigating the remains of Babylon Four. Recounted in the comic, In Valen's Name. |
|
Haxtur |
not cast |
 Ramde, commander of the ship which encountered the command crew of Babylon Five while they were investigating the remains of Babylon Four. Recounted in the comic, In Valen's Name. |
|
Zarwin |
not cast |
 In Valen's
Name | |
Elric |
played by Michael Ansara |
 Technomage, leader of the group of technomages which passed through Babylon Five in The Geometry of Shadows, leaving known space in advance of the impending Shadow War. |
|
Galen |
played by Peter Woodward |
 A Call to
Arms | |
| M'ola | played by Tricia O'Neil |
Believers |
|
Shon |
played by Jonathan Charles Kaplan |
Believers |
|
Tharg |
played by Stephen Lee |
Believers |
|
| noMir Ru | not cast |
|
Clark's
Law |
|
nuViel Roon |
not cast |
| Clark's
Law. | |
| Kosh Naranek | voiced by Ardwright Chamberlain |
The
Gathering |
|
Ulkesh |
voiced by Ardwright Chamberlain |
 War Without End | |
| Jha'dur | played by Sarah Douglas |
Deathwalker |
|
Lorien |
played by Wayne Alexander |
The Hour of
the Wolf |
|
Qwal'mizra, Kalika |
played by Robin Curtis |
Deathwalker |
|
Sheridan, David Jnr. |
not cast |
| Delenn and Sheridan's son David, their only child, named after Sheridan's father David. The future-Delenn seen in the time-rift in War Without End (2277) spoke of him fondly, and in Sleeping in Light (2281) he was reported to be in training as a Ranger. However, he was never seen on-screen, thus viewers never discovered what a half-human, half-Minbari hybrid looked like. |
|
Soul Hunter |
played by John Snyder |
Soul
Hunter |
|
Streib |
not cast |
All Alone in
the Night |
|
Thirdspace Creature |
not cast |
Thirdspace |
|
Trakis |
played by Clive Revill |
Born to the Purple |
|
Walkers of Sigma 957 |
voiced by Ardwright Chamberlain |
Mind War |
|
Vindrizi |
not cast |
 Exogenesis | |
Placeholder silhouette created by Omegatron, thanks to Anthem for customising.
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