Genii

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The Genii are a militaristic and duplicitous human civilization in the Stargate Atlantis universe, posing as simple farmers while secretly developing advanced technology and plotting against both the Wraith and Atlantis.

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Genii canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Stargate Atlantis species ⓘ
fictional civilization ⓘ
human civilization ⓘ
appearsIn Stargate Atlantis ⓘ
communicationStyle strict military hierarchy ⓘ
createdBy Brad Wright ⓘ
Robert C. Cooper ⓘ
developsWeapon Wraith-killing nuclear device ⓘ
developsWeapon fission nuclear bomb ⓘ
economy agricultural front supporting military complex ⓘ
factionType recurring faction in Stargate Atlantis ⓘ
firstAppearance Stargate Atlantis season 1 ⓘ
linked to: Stargate Atlantis
governmentType military dictatorship ⓘ
homeGalaxy Pegasus Galaxy ⓘ
homeworld Genii homeworld ⓘ
infrastructure extensive underground bunker network ⓘ
knownFor betraying allies ⓘ
posing as low-tech farmers ⓘ
secret weapons programs ⓘ
language English (in-series depiction) ⓘ
leader Chief Cowen ⓘ
Ladon Radim ⓘ
militaryDoctrine preemptive strikes ⓘ
underground bunker warfare ⓘ
militaryRankStructure general staff ⓘ
notableEpisodeAppearance Coup D'Etat ⓘ
The Eye ⓘ
The Siege, Part 2 ⓘ
The Storm ⓘ
Underground ⓘ
notableMember Dimas ⓘ
Sora ⓘ
notableMilitaryLeader Commander Acastus Kolya ⓘ
originFranchise Stargate franchise ⓘ
linked to: Stargate
politicalSystem council of commanders ⓘ
portrayedAs duplicitous society ⓘ
militaristic society ⓘ
primaryAdversary Wraith ⓘ
primaryCoverIdentity simple farmers ⓘ
primaryGoal defeat the Wraith ⓘ
relationshipWithAtlantis recurring antagonists ⓘ
uneasy alliance ⓘ
secondaryAdversary Atlantis expedition ⓘ
linked to: Atlantis Expedition
secondaryGoal gain power in Pegasus Galaxy ⓘ
secretlyDevelops advanced technology ⓘ
technologyLevel early industrial with advanced military research ⓘ
usesStrategy deception ⓘ
espionage ⓘ
infiltration ⓘ

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