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	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon with Wilma Deering - Promo Photo.jpg\|thumb\|A [[Vorvon]] with its victim, [[Wilma Deering]], on [[Theta Station]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon with Wilma Deering - Promo Photo.jpg\|thumb\|A [[Vorvon]] with its victim, [[Wilma Deering]], on [[Theta Station]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	The '''Vorvon''' is an energy-based corporeal-vacillating creature believed to originate from the [[Rumaine Star System]], considered a myth in the [[25th century]], likened by {{Buck}} to the vampire myth from the [[20th century]].		The '''Vorvon''' is an energy-based corporeal-vacillating creature believed to originate from the [[Rumaine Star System]] and considered a myth in the [[25th century]], itself likened by {{Buck}} to the vampire myth from the [[20th century]].

	It appears in two distinct forms: an energy-based red sphere and, to its intended victims, a bi-pedaled organism with a bulbous, varicose veins across its cranium and temples; a singular mono-brow across its forehead; fanged incisors; elongated dark-tone stiletto fingernails; an ivory jaundice pallor; and over-sized ears featuring a helix curving towards the back of the head. In either form, its visual spectrum is red shifted.		It appears in two distinct forms: an energy-based red sphere and, to its intended victims, a bi-pedaled organism with a bulbous, varicose veins across its cranium and temples; a singular mono-brow across its forehead; fanged incisors; elongated dark-tone stiletto fingernails; an ivory jaundice pallor; and over-sized ears featuring a helix curving towards the back of the head. In either form, its visual spectrum is red shifted.

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	== Modus Operandi ==		== Modus Operandi ==
	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Feeds on Wilma.jpg\|thumb\|Vorvon moves to turn [[Wilma Deering]] into his avatar {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Feeds on Wilma.jpg\|thumb\|Vorvon moves to turn [[Wilma Deering]] into [[Vorvon avatar\|his avatar]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	A Vorvon sustains itself by draining the life force of its victims through the use of its thumb and pinkie finger, leaving two lacerations at either side of the victim's neck. Its victims are held in a form of stasis between life and death, and can be controlled by the Vorvon, although such thralls emulate zombified behaviors and vocalizations.		A Vorvon sustains itself by draining the life force of its victims through the use of its thumb and pinkie finger, leaving two lacerations at either side of the victim's neck. Its victims are held in a form of stasis between life and death, and can be controlled by the Vorvon, although such thralls emulate zombified behaviors and vocalizations.
			[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Marks on Helson's Neck.jpg\|thumb\|Vorvon feeding marks on [[William Helson]]'s neck {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	In some instances, a Vorvon may be so enthralled with a victim to the point where it can convert one into an avatar, emulating its own abilities to drain life. The Vorvon avatar may feel its presence as a discomforting chill, and the Vorvon may court its victim with various appearances, heightening the victim's fear response before conversion, as was the case with [[Wilma Deering]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.		In some instances, a Vorvon may be so enthralled with a victim to the point where it can convert one into [[Vorvon avatar\|an avatar]], emulating its own abilities to drain life. The intended Vorvon avatar may feel its presence as a discomforting chill, and the Vorvon may court its victim with various appearances, heightening the victim's fear response before conversion, as was the case with [[Wilma Deering]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.

	== Weaknesses ==		== Weaknesses ==
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	A [[power lock]] of unknown origin is capable of harming the Vorvon and its avatar, although those otherwise in its thrall are unaffected.		A [[power lock]] of unknown origin is capable of harming the Vorvon and its avatar, although those otherwise in its thrall are unaffected.

	As Vorvons are impervious to a majority of weapons or brute force, the only thing known to kill a Vorvon is a large, overwhelming energy blast. In one such instance, a Vorvon becomes electrified upon proximity with a star, breaking its ability to control those in its thrall {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.		As Vorvons are impervious to a majority of weapons or brute force, the only thing known to kill a Vorvon is a large, overwhelming energy blast. In one such instance, a Vorvon becomes electrified through power overload upon proximity with a star, breaking its ability to control those in its thrall {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.

	== Helson's Vorvon ==		== Helson's Vorvon ==
	An unnamed Vorvon runs afoul of [[William Helson]] in [[2486]] CE, after feeding on his family during a shuttle accident, for which Helson is arrested, tried, and later acquitted. Over the course of five years, Helson uncovers information on how to exact his revenge upon his family's murderer, including the acquisition of the [[power lock]].		An unnamed Vorvon runs afoul of [[William Helson]] in [[2486]] CE, after feeding on his family during a shuttle accident, for which Helson is arrested, tried, and later acquitted. Over the course of five years, Helson uncovers information on how to exact his revenge upon his family's murderer, including the acquisition of the [[power lock]].
			[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Stare.jpg\|thumb\|The glowing eyes of the Vorvon as it entrances its victim {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
			Upon booking passage on ''I.S. Demeter'' in 2491 CE, the Vorvon and Helson engage in an altercation in Helson's cabin while Helson attempts to find the mislaid power lock. Helson is drained and his [[servo drone]] is damaged, and the crew aboard begin "dying" at its hand en route to [[Tazwell]] via [[Stargate 9]]. The crew believe they have contracted [[EL-7]], a belief that transfers to [[Theta Station]]'s crew after ''Demeter'' collides into the station causing a hull breach of both ship and station, leading to possible atmospheric contamination.

	Upon booking passage on ''I.S. Demeter'' in 2491 CE, the Vorvon and Helson engage in a deadly altercation in Helson's cabin while Helson attempts to find the mislaid power lock. Helson is slain and his [[servo drone]] is damaged, and the crew aboard begin dying at its hand en route to [[Tazwell]] via [[Stargate 9]]. The crew believe they have contracted [[EL-7]], a belief that transfers to [[Theta Station]]'s crew after ''Demeter'' collides into the station causing a hull breach of both ship and station, leading to possible atmospheric contamination.		The invading Vorvon sets its sights on [[Wilma Deering]] and first appears exclusively to her in the station's commissary. Deering communicates what she saw to Rogers and Dr. [[Ecbar]] later shares his insights into the state of ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew neither being dead nor alive before Ecbar's conversion by the Vorvon. The Vorvon neutralizes Ecbar as a threat.
			[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire.mkv - Dr. Ecbar Restrained by Vorvon Thralled Captain.jpg\|thumb\|A [[Vorvon thrall\|Vorvon thralled]] [[Demeter Captain\|''Demeter'' Captain]] restrains Dr. [[Ecbar]] as the Vorvon approaches ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century\|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").]]
	The Vorvon ~~makes its way aboard, setting~~ its sights on [[Wilma Deering]] and first ~~appearing~~ to her in the station's commissary. Deering communicates what she saw to Rogers and Dr. [[Ecbar]] later shares his insights into the state of ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew neither being dead nor alive before Ecbar's conversion by the Vorvon. The Vorvon neutralizes Ecbar as a threat.		Twiki repairs Helson's drone, allowing access for playback where they witness the final moments of Helson's life as he fought vainly against the Vorvon, whose presence was not captured in the recording. Prompted by this, Rogers investigates Helsing's quarters aboard ''Demeter'' more thoroughly, discovering the power lock under Helson's bed before being quickly attacked by a thralled Dr. Ecbar. He reenters the station, but is captured by the thralled ''Demeter'' crew and the Vorvon reveals itself to Rogers.
			[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Throng of Vorvon Thralls.jpg\|thumb\|A throng of [[Vorvon thrall\|Vorvon thralls]] withdraw from their attack of {{buck}} after the security alarm is thrown {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	Twiki repairs Helson's drone, allowing access for playback where they witness the final moments of Helson's life as he fought vainly against the Vorvon, whose presence was not captured in the recording. Prompted by this, Rogers investigates ~~the ship~~ more thoroughly, discovering the power lock under Helson's bed ~~and~~ quickly attacked by a thralled Dr. Ecbar ~~and subsequently~~ captured by the thralled ''Demeter'' crew ~~when re~~-~~entering~~ the station.		The Vorvon moves to feed on a restrained and hypnotically-docile Rogers, who reaches into his pocket to pull out the power lock, using it to injure the Vorvon. Rogers is able to escape by activating an emergency alarm in the section, which sends the thralls and their sneering master in retreat, lest they reveal the truth to the station's personnel.

	~~The Vorvon moves~~ to ~~feed on a restrained~~ and ~~hypnotically~~-~~docile~~ Rogers, ~~who reaches~~ into ~~his pocket~~ to ~~pull out~~ the ~~power lock that he uses to injure~~ the Vorvon. Rogers ~~is able to escape by activating an emergency alarm in~~ the ~~section~~, ~~which sends the thralls~~ and ~~their sneering master in retreat~~.		After Rogers is brought to the station's sickbay, where he finds the thralled crew in an immobile state within their capsules. Commander [[Royko]] remains convinced that EL-7 is the cause, notably after Twiki reports that Helson's drone, and thus the recording of Helson's attack, is destroyed.
			[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Deprives Deering of Her Weapon.jpg\|thumb\|The [[Vorvon]] knocks [[Wilma Deering]]'s laser derringer from her hand with an energy lasso ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century\|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").]]
			[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Temporarily Thwarted.jpg\|thumb\|{{buck}} shoots the Vorvon, temporarily halting its advances towards [[Wilma Deering]], and absconds into its red energy form {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
			The Vorvon returns to taunt Deering, appearing before her in the active commissary once more, and pursues her into the corridors. As the Vorvon moves to convert her, Rogers fires his laser at the Vorvon, who quickly disappears before Royko and security officers approach, believing Rogers to be violently responding to EL-7-caused hallucinations.

	~~After~~ Rogers is brought to the ~~station's sickbay~~, ~~where he finds~~ the ~~thralled crew in their capsules in an immobile state, Commander~~ [[~~Royko~~]] ~~remains convinced that EL-7 is the cause, notably after Twiki reports that Helson's drone, and thus the recording of Helson's violent death, is destroyed~~.		Deering is confined to quarters, while Rogers is brought to the brig, allowing the Vorvon to complete its task: [[Vorvon avatar\|the conversion of Wilma Deering]].

	~~The~~ Vorvon ~~returns to taunt~~ Deering~~, appearing before her~~ in the ~~active commissary once more~~, and ~~pursues her into the corridors~~. As the Vorvon ~~moves to convert her,~~ Rogers ~~fires his laser at~~ the ~~Vorvon, who quickly disappears before Royko~~		After Deering's attempt to feed from Rogers is discovered, the newly-convinced Royko allows Rogers to pursue the Vorvon and Deering in a [[thunderfighter]] through [[Stargate 9]]. Unbeknownst to the pursued, Rogers had previously sabotaged his shuttle so that it could only go into a star, thereby breaking its hold over Deering and those who were under its thrall, including ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew and Helson, after its destruction {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.
			[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Image from Earth Directorate Archives.jpg\|thumb\|A digital image of the Vorvon from [[Earth Directorate]] archives ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century\|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").]]

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* ~~The~~ Vorvon's		* Despite the Vorvon's ability to remain unrecorded by digital media, a photo-quality sneering facsimile is found by Dr. [[Elias Huer]] in the [[Earth Directorate]]'s archives.
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[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon with Wilma Deering - Promo Photo.jpg|thumb|A [[Vorvon]] with its victim, [[Wilma Deering]], on [[Theta Station]] {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.]]
The '''Vorvon''' is an energy-based corporeal-vacillating creature believed to originate from the [[Rumaine Star System]], considered a myth in the [[25th century]], likened by {{Buck}} to the vampire myth from the [[20th century]].

It appears in two distinct forms: an energy-based red sphere and, to its intended victims, a bi-pedaled organism with a bulbous, varicose veins across its cranium and temples; a singular mono-brow across its forehead; fanged incisors; elongated dark-tone stiletto fingernails; an ivory jaundice pallor; and over-sized ears featuring a helix curving towards the back of the head. In either form, its visual spectrum is red shifted.

The Vorvon has been mythologized due to its ability to evade technological recording, appearing invisible to all those but the intended victims. It is capable of subduing its victims upon direct eye contact, as well as using energy blasts to affect persons and objects.

{{Buck}} and [[Wilma Deering]] encounter [[Vorvon#Helson's Vorvon|one such Vorvon]] on [[Theta Station]] in [[2491]] CE, after the deliberate crash of the [[I.S. Demeter|''I.S. Demeter'']] into the station {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.

== Modus Operandi ==
[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Feeds on Wilma.jpg|thumb|Vorvon moves to turn [[Wilma Deering]] into his avatar {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.]]
A Vorvon sustains itself by draining the life force of its victims through the use of its thumb and pinkie finger, leaving two lacerations at either side of the victim's neck. Its victims are held in a form of stasis between life and death, and can be controlled by the Vorvon, although such thralls emulate zombified behaviors and vocalizations.

In some instances, a Vorvon may be so enthralled with a victim to the point where it can convert one into an avatar, emulating its own abilities to drain life. The Vorvon avatar may feel its presence as a discomforting chill, and the Vorvon may court its victim with various appearances, heightening the victim's fear response before conversion, as was the case with [[Wilma Deering]] {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.

== Weaknesses ==
[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Overloaded.jpg|thumb|The [[Vorvon]] is overloaded by the energy of a star {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.]]
A [[power lock]] of unknown origin is capable of harming the Vorvon and its avatar, although those otherwise in its thrall are unaffected.

As Vorvons are impervious to a majority of weapons or brute force, the only thing known to kill a Vorvon is a large, overwhelming energy blast. In one such instance, a Vorvon becomes electrified upon proximity with a star, breaking its ability to control those in its thrall {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.

== Helson's Vorvon ==
An unnamed Vorvon runs afoul of [[William Helson]] in [[2486]] CE, after feeding on his family during a shuttle accident, for which Helson is arrested, tried, and later acquitted. Over the course of five years, Helson uncovers information on how to exact his revenge upon his family's murderer, including the acquisition of the [[power lock]].

Upon booking passage on ''I.S. Demeter'' in 2491 CE, the Vorvon and Helson engage in a deadly altercation in Helson's cabin while Helson attempts to find the mislaid power lock. Helson is slain and his [[servo drone]] is damaged, and the crew aboard begin dying at its hand en route to [[Tazwell]] via [[Stargate 9]]. The crew believe they have contracted [[EL-7]], a belief that transfers to [[Theta Station]]'s crew after ''Demeter'' collides into the station causing a hull breach of both ship and station, leading to possible atmospheric contamination.

The Vorvon makes its way aboard, setting its sights on [[Wilma Deering]] and first appearing to her in the station's commissary. Deering communicates what she saw to Rogers and Dr. [[Ecbar]] later shares his insights into the state of ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew neither being dead nor alive before Ecbar's conversion by the Vorvon. The Vorvon neutralizes Ecbar as a threat.

Twiki repairs Helson's drone, allowing access for playback where they witness the final moments of Helson's life as he fought vainly against the Vorvon, whose presence was not captured in the recording. Prompted by this, Rogers investigates the ship more thoroughly, discovering the power lock under Helson's bed and quickly attacked by a thralled Dr. Ecbar and subsequently captured by the thralled ''Demeter'' crew when re-entering the station.

The Vorvon moves to feed on a restrained and hypnotically-docile Rogers, who reaches into his pocket to pull out the power lock that he uses to injure the Vorvon. Rogers is able to escape by activating an emergency alarm in the section, which sends the thralls and their sneering master in retreat.

After Rogers is brought to the station's sickbay, where he finds the thralled crew in their capsules in an immobile state, Commander [[Royko]] remains convinced that EL-7 is the cause, notably after Twiki reports that Helson's drone, and thus the recording of Helson's violent death, is destroyed.

The Vorvon returns to taunt Deering, appearing before her in the active commissary once more, and pursues her into the corridors. As the Vorvon moves to convert her, Rogers fires his laser at the Vorvon, who quickly disappears before Royko

== Notes ==

* The Vorvon's
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	It appears in two distinct forms: an energy-based red sphere and, to its intended victims, a bi-pedaled organism with a bulbous, varicose veins across its cranium and temples; a singular mono-brow across its forehead; fanged incisors; elongated dark-tone stiletto fingernails; an ivory jaundice pallor; and over-sized ears featuring a helix curving towards the back of the head. In either form, its visual spectrum is red shifted.		It appears in two distinct forms: an energy-based red sphere and, to its intended victims, a bi-pedaled organism with a bulbous, varicose veins across its cranium and temples; a singular mono-brow across its forehead; fanged incisors; elongated dark-tone stiletto fingernails; an ivory jaundice pallor; and over-sized ears featuring a helix curving towards the back of the head. In either form, its visual spectrum is red shifted.

	The Vorvon has been mythologized due to its ability to evade technological recording, appearing invisible to all those but the intended victims. It is capable of subduing its victims upon direct eye contact, as well as using energy blasts to affect persons and objects.		The Vorvon has been mythologized due to its ability to evade technological recording, appearing invisible to all those but the intended victims. It is capable of subduing its victims upon direct eye contact, as well as using energy blasts to affect persons and objects. It feeds on the souls of its victims, notably liking the "taste of fear."

	{{Buck}} and [[Wilma Deering]] encounter [[Vorvon#Helson's Vorvon\|one such Vorvon]] on [[Theta Station]] in [[2491]] CE, after the deliberate crash of ~~the~~ [[I.S. Demeter\|''I.S. Demeter'']] into the station {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.		{{Buck}} and [[Wilma Deering]] encounter [[Vorvon#Helson's Vorvon\|one such Vorvon]] on [[Theta Station]] in [[2491]] CE, after the deliberate crash of [[I.S. Demeter\|''I.S. Demeter'']] into the station {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.

	== Modus Operandi ==		== Modus Operandi ==
	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Feeds on Wilma.jpg\|thumb\|Vorvon moves to turn [[Wilma Deering]] into [[Vorvon avatar\|his avatar]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Feeds on Wilma.jpg\|thumb\|Vorvon moves to turn [[Wilma Deering]] into [[Vorvon avatar\|his avatar]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	A Vorvon sustains itself by draining the life force of its victims through the use of its thumb and pinkie finger, leaving two lacerations at either side of the victim's neck. Its victims are held in a form of stasis between life and death, and can be controlled by the Vorvon, although such thralls emulate zombified behaviors and vocalizations.		A Vorvon sustains itself by draining the life force of its victims through the use of its thumb and pinkie finger, leaving two lacerations at either side of the victim's neck. Its victims are held, perhaps for a time, in a form of stasis between life and death, and can be controlled by the Vorvon, although [[Vorvon thrall\|such thralls emulate zombified behaviors and vocalizations]].
	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Marks on Helson's Neck.jpg\|thumb\|Vorvon feeding marks on [[William Helson]]'s neck {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Marks on Helson's Neck.jpg\|thumb\|Vorvon feeding marks on [[William Helson]]'s neck {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	In some instances, a Vorvon may be so enthralled with a victim to the point where it can convert one into [[Vorvon avatar\|an avatar]], emulating its own abilities to drain life. The intended Vorvon avatar may feel its presence as a discomforting chill, and the Vorvon may court its victim with various appearances, heightening the victim's fear response before conversion, as was the case with [[Wilma Deering]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.		In some instances, a Vorvon may be so enthralled with a victim to the point where it can convert one into [[Vorvon avatar\|an avatar]], emulating its own abilities to drain life. The intended Vorvon avatar may feel its presence as a discomforting chill, and the Vorvon may court its victim with various appearances, heightening the victim's fear response before conversion, as was the case with [[Wilma Deering]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.
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	An unnamed Vorvon runs afoul of [[William Helson]] in [[2486]] CE, after feeding on his family during a shuttle accident, for which Helson is arrested, tried, and later acquitted. Over the course of five years, Helson uncovers information on how to exact his revenge upon his family's murderer, including the acquisition of the [[power lock]].		An unnamed Vorvon runs afoul of [[William Helson]] in [[2486]] CE, after feeding on his family during a shuttle accident, for which Helson is arrested, tried, and later acquitted. Over the course of five years, Helson uncovers information on how to exact his revenge upon his family's murderer, including the acquisition of the [[power lock]].
	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Stare.jpg\|thumb\|The glowing eyes of the Vorvon as it entrances its victim {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Stare.jpg\|thumb\|The glowing eyes of the Vorvon as it entrances its victim {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	Upon booking passage on ''I.S. Demeter'' in 2491 CE, the Vorvon and Helson engage in an altercation in Helson's cabin while Helson attempts to find the mislaid power lock. Helson is drained and his [[servo drone]] is damaged, and the crew aboard begin "dying" at its hand en route to [[Tazwell]] via [[Stargate 9]]. The crew believe they have contracted [[EL-7]], a belief that transfers to [[Theta Station]]'s crew after ''Demeter'' collides into the station causing a hull breach of both ship and station, leading to possible atmospheric contamination.		Upon booking passage on ''I.S. Demeter'' in 2491 CE, the Vorvon and Helson engage in an altercation in Helson's cabin while Helson attempts to find the mislaid power lock that the Vorvon blasts from Helson's hand. Helson is drained and his [[servo drone]] is damaged, and the crew aboard begin "dying" at its hand en route to [[Tazwell]] via [[Stargate 9]]. The crew believe they have contracted [[EL-7]], a belief that transfers to [[Theta Station]]'s crew after ''Demeter'' collides into the station causing a hull breach of both ship and station, leading to possible atmospheric contamination.

	The invading Vorvon sets its sights on [[Wilma Deering]] and first appears exclusively to her in the station's commissary. Deering communicates what she saw to Rogers and Dr. [[Ecbar]] later shares his insights into the state of ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew neither being dead nor alive before Ecbar's conversion by the Vorvon. The Vorvon neutralizes Ecbar as a threat.		The invading Vorvon sets its sights on [[Wilma Deering]] and first appears exclusively to her in the station's commissary. Deering communicates what she saw to Rogers and Dr. [[Ecbar]] later shares his insights into the state of ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew neither being dead nor alive before Ecbar's conversion by the Vorvon. The Vorvon neutralizes Ecbar as a threat.
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	Deering is confined to quarters, while Rogers is brought to the brig, allowing the Vorvon to complete its task: [[Vorvon avatar\|the conversion of Wilma Deering]].		Deering is confined to quarters, while Rogers is brought to the brig, allowing the Vorvon to complete its task: [[Vorvon avatar\|the conversion of Wilma Deering]].

	After Deering's attempt to feed from Rogers is discovered, the newly-convinced Royko allows Rogers to pursue the Vorvon and Deering in a [[thunderfighter]] through [[Stargate 9]]. Unbeknownst to the pursued, Rogers had previously sabotaged his shuttle so that it could only go into a star, thereby breaking its hold over Deering and those who were under its thrall, including ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew and Helson, after its destruction {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.		After Deering's attempt to feed from Rogers is discovered, the newly-convinced Royko allows Rogers to pursue the Vorvon and Deering in a [[thunderfighter]] through [[Stargate 9]]. Unbeknownst to the pursued, Rogers had previously sabotaged his shuttle so that it could only go into a star, thereby breaking its hold over Deering and those who were under its thrall, including ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew and Helson, after its destruction {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.
	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Image from Earth Directorate Archives.jpg\|thumb\|A digital image of the Vorvon from [[Earth Directorate]] archives ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century\|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Image from Earth Directorate Archives.jpg\|thumb\|A digital image of the Vorvon from [[Earth Directorate]] archives ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century\|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").]]