Asurans

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The Asurans are a powerful, human-form replicator race in the TV series "Stargate Atlantis," known for their advanced technology, artificial origin, and recurring role as major adversaries to the Atlantis expedition.

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Label Occurrences
Asurans canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Replicator variant ⓘ
antagonist group ⓘ
artificial lifeform ⓘ
fictional species ⓘ
alignment hostile to Atlantis expedition ⓘ
appearsIn Stargate Atlantis ⓘ
appearsInFranchise Stargate ⓘ
basedOnTechnologyOf Replicators ⓘ
bodyComposition self-assembling nanites ⓘ
can alter their own programming ⓘ
interface with Ancient technology ⓘ
reassemble after physical destruction ⓘ
replicate themselves ⓘ
upload and download consciousness ⓘ
createdBy Ancients ⓘ
creatorSpecies Lanteans ⓘ
enemyOf Ancients ⓘ
Tau'ri ⓘ
Wraith ⓘ
firstAppearance Stargate Atlantis season 3 ⓘ
linked to: Stargate Atlantis
goal ascension ⓘ
domination of Pegasus Galaxy ⓘ
revenge against the Wraith ⓘ
homeGalaxy Pegasus Galaxy ⓘ
methodOfReproduction self-replication via nanites ⓘ
narrativeRole recurring major villains in Stargate Atlantis ⓘ
notableLeader Oberoth ⓘ
notableMember Niam ⓘ
Replicator Elizabeth Weir ⓘ
linked to: Dr. Elizabeth Weir
origin artificial nanite-based lifeform experiment ⓘ
physicallyResemble humans ⓘ
politicalStructure council-based leadership ⓘ
primaryAdversaryOf Atlantis expedition ⓘ
linked to: Atlantis Expedition

Elizabeth Weir ⓘ
John Sheppard ⓘ
the Wraith ⓘ
linked to: Wraith
primaryBase city of Asuras ⓘ
primaryBaseType Ancient-style city-ship ⓘ
programmingTrait aggression ⓘ
obsession with perfection ⓘ
statusInCanon largely destroyed by the end of Stargate Atlantis ⓘ
technologyLevel highly advanced ⓘ
usesTechnology city-ships ⓘ
energy weapons ⓘ
hyperspace drives ⓘ
nanites ⓘ
stargates ⓘ
zero-point modules ⓘ
weakness Ancient control codes ⓘ
disruption of nanite cohesion fields ⓘ

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