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	Upon feeding the life essence from the victim, the thrall exhibits an unhealthy discoloration of the skin emulating rigor mortis with two distinct lacerations, one at either side of a humanoid's [[W:Laryngeal prominence\|laryngeal prominence]], and appears deceased to all but the most advanced scientific instruments. Thralls are immobile and unresponsive until summoned, and even then can only act in the most basic ambulatory manner, unable to conjugate beyond simple moans and grunts.		Upon feeding the life essence from the victim, the thrall exhibits an unhealthy discoloration of the skin emulating rigor mortis with two distinct lacerations, one at either side of a humanoid's [[W:Laryngeal prominence\|laryngeal prominence]], and appears deceased to all but the most advanced scientific instruments. Thralls are immobile and unresponsive until summoned, and even then can only act in the most basic ambulatory manner, unable to conjugate beyond simple moans and grunts.

			Stun blasts from [[Laser pistol\|laser pistols]] are ineffectual against thralls, although they may be held at bay by the use of [[Force field\|force fields]].

	In 20th century parlance, they are best described as "[[W:Zombies\|zombies]]."		In 20th century parlance, they are best described as "[[W:Zombies\|zombies]]."

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	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Demeter Captain with Vorvon - Promotional Photo.jpg\|thumb\|A promotional photo featuring a [[Vorvon thrall\|Vorvon thralled]] [[Demeter's Captain\|''Demeter''{{'\|s}} Captain]] and ~~its~~ [[Vorvon]] master {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Demeter Captain with Vorvon - Promotional Photo.jpg\|thumb\|A promotional photo featuring a [[Vorvon thrall\|Vorvon thralled]] [[Demeter's Captain\|''Demeter''{{'\|s}} Captain]] and her [[Vorvon]] master {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	The '''[[Vorvon]] thrall{{term}}''' is a victim rendered in a state between life and death, allowing them to be controlled by the Vorvon.		The '''[[Vorvon]] thrall{{term}}''' is a victim rendered in a state between life and death, allowing them to be controlled by the Vorvon.

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	In [[2491]] CE, a Vorvon boards ''[[I.S. Demeter]]'' to face off against [[William Helson]], the vengeful widowed husband whose family was fed upon by the Vorvon in [[2486]], to prevent the [[power lock]] that threatens the Vorvon's existence from being used. Following Helson's apparent death, [[Demeter's Captain\|''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s Captain]] believes Helson to be the first victim of the virus [[EL-7]], as her crew "dies" around her exhibiting known symptoms of deadly virus; her last log entry notes her reaction to the Vorvon, as it feeds upon her unseen due to its ability to evade technological recording.		In [[2491]] CE, a Vorvon boards ''[[I.S. Demeter]]'' to face off against [[William Helson]], the vengeful widowed husband whose family was fed upon by the Vorvon in [[2486]], to prevent the [[power lock]] that threatens the Vorvon's existence from being used. Following Helson's apparent death, [[Demeter's Captain\|''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s Captain]] believes Helson to be the first victim of the virus [[EL-7]], as her crew "dies" around her exhibiting known symptoms of deadly virus; her last log entry notes her reaction to the Vorvon, as it feeds upon her unseen due to its ability to evade technological recording.

	''Demeter'' exits [[Stargate 9]] on a controlled collision course that runs it aground into [[Theta Station]] and breaching its hull after the arrival of {{Buck}}, [[Wilma Deering]] and [[Twiki]], and the bodies of its crew are recovered and brought to Dr. [[Ecbar]]'s sickbay. After Ecbar reports his findings to Rogers, the Vorvon drains Ecbar's life force (restrained by the thralled ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s Captain) convincing Commander [[Royko]] and most everyone else aboard that EL-7 is to blame. Deering and Rogers are unconvinced and pursue their investigation into other explanations, resulting in the Vorvon's summoning Ecbar and ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew (with Helson) to ''Demeter'', where Rogers recovers the power lock from under the bed in Helson's cabin.		''Demeter'' exits [[Stargate 9]] on a controlled collision course that runs it aground into [[Theta Station]] and breaching its hull after the arrival of {{Buck}}, [[Wilma Deering]] and [[Twiki]], and the bodies of its crew are recovered and brought to Dr. [[Ecbar]]'s sickbay. After Ecbar reports his findings to Rogers, the Vorvon drains Ecbar's life force (restrained by the thralled ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s Captain) convincing Commander [[Royko]] and most everyone else aboard that EL-7 is to blame. Deering and Rogers are unconvinced and pursue their investigation into other explanations, resulting in the Vorvon's summoning Ecbar and ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew (with Helson) to ''Demeter'', where Rogers recovers the power lock from under the bed in Helson's cabin.

	Rogers flees an attack by the thralled Ecbar, who slumps powerless to the floor in Helson's former cabin, but is ensnared by a thralled Helson flocked by ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crewmembers. The Vorvon reveals itself to Rogers, who uses the power lock against the Vorvon; the Vorvon's thrall attempt to subdue Rogers and secure the lock, as they are unaffected by its power, but all withdraw after Rogers activates an emergency alarm. In the interim, the Vorvon or its thrall destroy Helson's [[servo drone]], destroying all evidence of the attack that Twiki and Rogers had reviewed.		Rogers flees an attack by the thralled Ecbar, who slumps powerless to the floor in Helson's former cabin, but is ensnared by a thralled Helson flocked by ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crewmembers. The Vorvon reveals itself to Rogers, who uses the power lock against the Vorvon; the Vorvon's thrall attempt to subdue Rogers and secure the lock, as they are unaffected by its power, but all withdraw after Rogers activates an emergency alarm. In the interim, the Vorvon or its thrall destroy Helson's [[servo drone]], destroying all evidence of the attack that Twiki and Rogers had reviewed.
	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Thralled Theta Station Security.jpg\|thumb\|A trio of [[Vorvon thrall\|Vorvon thralled]] [[Theta Station]] security officers that {{buck}} and [[Royko]] later encounter {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Thralled Theta Station Security.jpg\|thumb\|A trio of [[Vorvon thrall\|Vorvon thralled]] [[Theta Station]] security officers that {{buck}} and [[Royko]] later encounter {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	Later, with Rogers thrown in the brig, the Vorvon converts Deering into an [[Vorvon avatar\|avatar]], and she feeds upon various personnel in her attempt to feed on Rogers. Rogers is not deprived of the lock, using it on Deering who flees to her master. The now-convinced Commander Royko and Rogers pursue, and fighting against thralled security officers on his station while the Vorvon and Deering make their escape on [[Rogers' shuttle]], which he had earlier sabotaged by programming it to a direct course through Stargate 9 to a known nearby star.		Later, with Rogers thrown in the brig, the Vorvon converts Deering into an [[Vorvon avatar\|avatar]], and she feeds upon various personnel in her attempt to feed on Rogers. Rogers is not deprived of the lock, using it on Deering who flees to her master. The now-convinced Commander Royko and Rogers pursue, and fighting against thralled security officers on his station while the Vorvon and Deering make their escape on [[Rogers' shuttle]], which he had earlier sabotaged by programming it to a direct course through Stargate 9 to a known nearby star.
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	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - ~~Wilma Deering as~~ Vorvon ~~Avatar~~.jpg\|thumb\|[[~~Wilma Deering~~]] ~~pursues~~ {{~~Buck~~}} ~~after her conversion by the~~ [[Vorvon]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Demeter Captain with Vorvon - Promotional Photo.jpg\|thumb\|A promotional photo featuring a [[Vorvon thrall\|Vorvon thralled]] [[Demeter's Captain\|''Demeter''{{'\|s}} Captain]] and its [[Vorvon]] master {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	The '''[[Vorvon]] ~~avatar~~{{term}}''' is a ~~being imbued with~~ Vorvon ~~abilities~~.		The '''[[Vorvon]] thrall{{term}}''' is a victim rendered in a state between life and death, allowing them to be controlled by the Vorvon.

	Upon ~~conversion,~~ the ~~avatar retains its original form~~, ~~but possesses~~ the ~~Vorvon abilities~~ of ~~hypnotism and feeding from life force energies. The avatar is also susceptible to pain inflicted by~~ the [[~~power lock~~]], and the ~~avatarism~~ can ~~be reversed (at least~~ in ~~its early stages) upon~~ the ~~destruction of the Vorvon that converted them~~.		Upon feeding the life essence from the victim, the thrall exhibits an unhealthy discoloration of the skin emulating rigor mortis with two distinct lacerations, one at either side of a humanoid's [[W:Laryngeal prominence\|laryngeal prominence]], and appears deceased to all but the most advanced scientific instruments. Thralls are immobile and unresponsive until summoned, and even then can only act in the most basic ambulatory manner, unable to conjugate beyond simple moans and grunts.

	~~It is unknown if this conversion is the process by which Vorvons perpetuate their ilk~~.		In 20th century parlance, they are best described as "[[W:Zombies\|zombies]]."

	== ~~Wilma Deering~~ ==		== 2491 ==
	[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - ~~Wilma Deering as Seen Through~~ Vorvon ~~Eyes~~.jpg\|thumb\|[[~~Wilma Deering~~]] ~~as seen through the~~ [[~~Vorvon~~]]'~~s eyes {{~~BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Thralled Helson Restrains Buck.jpg\|thumb\|The [[Vorvon]] thralled [[William Helson]] restrains [[William Rogers\|William "Buck" Rogers]] upon reentry to [[Theta Station]] from ''[[Demeter]]'' ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century\|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").]]
	In [[2491]] CE, a Vorvon ~~arriving to [[Theta Station]] via~~ ''[[I.S. Demeter]]'' ~~focuses on converting~~ [[~~Wilma Deering~~]] ~~into an avatar~~, ~~first~~ by ~~instilling overwhelming fear over a period of time before converting her~~, ~~eliciting her consent~~ to ~~conversion by promising~~ to ~~spare {{Buck}} and~~ [[~~Royko~~]].		In [[2491]] CE, a Vorvon boards ''[[I.S. Demeter]]'' to face off against [[William Helson]], the vengeful widowed husband whose family was fed upon by the Vorvon in [[2486]], to prevent the [[power lock]] that threatens the Vorvon's existence from being used. Following Helson's apparent death, [[Demeter's Captain\|''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s Captain]] believes Helson to be the first victim of the virus [[EL-7]], as her crew "dies" around her exhibiting known symptoms of deadly virus; her last log entry notes her reaction to the Vorvon, as it feeds upon her unseen due to its ability to evade technological recording.

	~~Following her conversion~~, Deering ~~feeds on two security guards before she attempts to feed on Rogers before thwarting her with the~~ [[~~power lock~~]]~~. She flees to the Vorvon~~, and ~~they make their way off~~ the ~~station using~~ [[~~Rogers' shuttle~~]], ~~which Rogers previously sabotaged~~ by ~~forcing~~ [[~~Stargate 9~~]] to ~~bring the shuttle~~ into ~~collision course with an unnamed star. As the shuttle nears~~, the Vorvon ~~loses its power over Deering~~, ~~who escapes before~~ the ~~Vorvon overloads with~~ the ~~star~~'s ~~power~~.		''Demeter'' exits [[Stargate 9]] on a controlled collision course that runs it aground into [[Theta Station]] and breaching its hull after the arrival of {{Buck}}, [[Wilma Deering]] and [[Twiki]], and the bodies of its crew are recovered and brought to Dr. [[Ecbar]]'s sickbay. After Ecbar reports his findings to Rogers, the Vorvon drains Ecbar's life force (restrained by the thralled ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s Captain) convincing Commander [[Royko]] and most everyone else aboard that EL-7 is to blame. Deering and Rogers are unconvinced and pursue their investigation into other explanations, resulting in the Vorvon's summoning Ecbar and ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crew (with Helson) to ''Demeter'', where Rogers recovers the power lock from under the bed in Helson's cabin.

	~~She fully recovers from~~ the ~~ordeal {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.~~<~~gallery mode="slideshow"~~>		Rogers flees an attack by the thralled Ecbar, who slumps powerless to the floor in Helson's former cabin, but is ensnared by a thralled Helson flocked by ''Demeter''<nowiki/>'s crewmembers. The Vorvon reveals itself to Rogers, who uses the power lock against the Vorvon; the Vorvon's thrall attempt to subdue Rogers and secure the lock, as they are unaffected by its power, but all withdraw after Rogers activates an emergency alarm. In the interim, the Vorvon or its thrall destroy Helson's [[servo drone]], destroying all evidence of the attack that Twiki and Rogers had reviewed.
	~~File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Feeds on Wilma~~.~~jpg\|~~The [[Vorvon~~]] converts [[Wilma Deering]] into an [[~~Vorvon ~~avatar\|avatar]] {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.~~		[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Thralled Theta Station Security.jpg\|thumb\|A trio of [[Vorvon thrall\|Vorvon thralled]] [[Theta Station]] security officers that {{buck}} and [[Royko]] later encounter {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.]]
	~~File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Wilma Deering~~'s ~~Glowing Eyes.jpg\|[[William~~ Rogers~~\|William "Buck"~~ Rogers~~]] sees [[Wilma Deering]]'s eyes glow like~~ the [[Vorvon]]'s ([[~~Buck Rogers in the 25th Century\|BR25~~]]~~: "~~[[~~Space Vampire]]").~~		Later, with Rogers thrown in the brig, the Vorvon converts Deering into an [[Vorvon avatar\|avatar]], and she feeds upon various personnel in her attempt to feed on Rogers. Rogers is not deprived of the lock, using it on Deering who flees to her master. The now-convinced Commander Royko and Rogers pursue, and fighting against thralled security officers on his station while the Vorvon and Deering make their escape on [[Rogers' shuttle]], which he had earlier sabotaged by programming it to a direct course through Stargate 9 to a known nearby star.
	File:BR25 - Space Vampire - ~~Buck Rogers Uses Power Lock Against Wilma Deering~~.jpg\|[[~~William Rogers~~\|~~William "Buck" Rogers~~]] ~~uses the power lock against the Vorvon avatar,~~ [[~~Wilma Deering~~]] ([[~~Buck Rogers in the 25th Century\|BR25~~]]~~: "[[~~Space Vampire]]~~").~~
	~~File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Wilma Deering Reacts to~~ the ~~Power Lock.jpg\|The~~ Vorvon ~~avatarized~~ [[~~Wilma Deering~~]] ~~reacts~~ to ~~[[William~~ Rogers~~\|William "Buck"~~ Rogers~~]]'s use~~ of the ~~power~~ lock ~~([[Buck~~ Rogers in the ~~25th Century\|BR25]]: "~~[[~~Space Vampire~~]]").
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			With the Vorvon destroyed in an overload from that star, the thralled persons from both ''Demeter'' and Theta Station return to their sentient, living state {{BR25\|Space Vampire}}.

			== Notes ==

			* The duration of the Vorvon enthrallment remains unknown due to the lack of information regarding earlier victims prior to the ''Demeter'' incident. It is entirely possible that the stasis is part of a prolonged feeding process, where they are slowly drained until their cellular stasis expires, thus leading to the eventual termination of the victim.

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[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Wilma Deering as Vorvon Avatar.jpg|thumb|[[Wilma Deering]] pursues {{Buck}} after her conversion by the [[Vorvon]] {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.]]
The '''[[Vorvon]] avatar{{term}}''' is a being imbued with Vorvon abilities.

Upon conversion, the avatar retains its original form, but possesses the Vorvon abilities of hypnotism and feeding from life force energies. The avatar is also susceptible to pain inflicted by the [[power lock]], and the avatarism can be reversed (at least in its early stages) upon the destruction of the Vorvon that converted them.

It is unknown if this conversion is the process by which Vorvons perpetuate their ilk.

== Wilma Deering ==
[[File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Wilma Deering as Seen Through Vorvon Eyes.jpg|thumb|[[Wilma Deering]] as seen through the [[Vorvon]]'s eyes {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.]]
In [[2491]] CE, a Vorvon arriving to [[Theta Station]] via ''[[I.S. Demeter]]'' focuses on converting [[Wilma Deering]] into an avatar, first by instilling overwhelming fear over a period of time before converting her, eliciting her consent to conversion by promising to spare {{Buck}} and [[Royko]].

Following her conversion, Deering feeds on two security guards before she attempts to feed on Rogers before thwarting her with the [[power lock]]. She flees to the Vorvon, and they make their way off the station using [[Rogers' shuttle]], which Rogers previously sabotaged by forcing [[Stargate 9]] to bring the shuttle into collision course with an unnamed star. As the shuttle nears, the Vorvon loses its power over Deering, who escapes before the Vorvon overloads with the star's power.

She fully recovers from the ordeal {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.<gallery mode="slideshow">
File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Vorvon Feeds on Wilma.jpg|The [[Vorvon]] converts [[Wilma Deering]] into an [[Vorvon avatar|avatar]] {{BR25|Space Vampire}}.
File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Wilma Deering's Glowing Eyes.jpg|[[William Rogers|William "Buck" Rogers]] sees [[Wilma Deering]]'s eyes glow like the [[Vorvon]]'s ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").
File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Buck Rogers Uses Power Lock Against Wilma Deering.jpg|[[William Rogers|William "Buck" Rogers]] uses the power lock against the Vorvon avatar, [[Wilma Deering]] ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").
File:BR25 - Space Vampire - Wilma Deering Reacts to the Power Lock.jpg|The Vorvon avatarized [[Wilma Deering]] reacts to [[William Rogers|William "Buck" Rogers]]'s use of the power lock ([[Buck Rogers in the 25th Century|BR25]]: "[[Space Vampire]]").
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	Upon feeding the life essence from the victim, the thrall exhibits an unhealthy discoloration of the skin emulating rigor mortis with two distinct lacerations, one at either side of a humanoid's [[W:Laryngeal prominence\|laryngeal prominence]], and appears deceased to all but the most advanced scientific instruments. Thralls are immobile and unresponsive until summoned, and even then can only act in the most basic ambulatory manner, unable to conjugate beyond simple moans and grunts.		Upon feeding the life essence from the victim, the thrall exhibits an unhealthy discoloration of the skin emulating rigor mortis with two distinct lacerations, one at either side of a humanoid's [[W:Laryngeal prominence\|laryngeal prominence]], and appears deceased to all but the most advanced scientific instruments. Thralls are immobile and unresponsive until summoned, and even then can only act in the most basic ambulatory manner, unable to conjugate beyond simple moans and grunts.

			Stun blasts from [[Laser pistol\|laser pistols]] are ineffectual against thralls, although they may be held at bay by the use of [[Force field\|force fields]].

	In 20th century parlance, they are best described as "[[W:Zombies\|zombies]]."		In 20th century parlance, they are best described as "[[W:Zombies\|zombies]]."