Brad Wright and Robert C. Coopers “Stargate Atlantis” is a spin-off adventure that bridges the gap between seasons 7 and 8 from The beloved, durable “Stargate SG-1”. This could give them the impression that “Stargate Atlantis” is a quick, one-shot history in space, but but This sci-fi series with five seasons is anything but. This is where things begin with the discovery of an extraterrestrial outpost that was generated by an old extraterrestrial breed, followed by the exclusion of the lost city of Atlantis, which quickly becomes a base of operations for the Stargate fleet that examines it. Under Major John Sheppards (Joe Flanigan) capable leadershipThe Atlantis team navigates in the legendary city and learns that its local residents were forced to flee after an attack by the Wraith. Who are these mysterious beings and why do they make civilizations to eradicate civilizations?
These questions follow “Stargate Atlantis”, and we will soon receive restless answers to these impressive antagonists. It is gradually shown that the anger is a humanoid beehive type that harvests the vitality of other sensitive beings throughout the galaxy. None of the Graith who appear in the entire series tells us their real names, but Sheppard often attributes general names like James or Tyler for a comedic effect. While the major’s efforts to familiarize the unknown to the team with urgently needed ease are dangerous and fatal to calculate scores from living beings after long hibernation periods. According to the male Wraith commander (the Sheppard Todd), known as the guide, is over 100,000 years old and is said to come from a bow of human enlargements.
Let’s take a closer look at the Wraith-Lantean conflict and what happened to this race to the end of “Stargate Atlantis”.
How the Wraith took control of Atlantis from the Lantans
The Lantesans (native of Atlantis) were known as a peaceful breed, but were also part of the old line that had genetically genetically experimented 900 years before the invasion of Atlantis. This deep -seated hatred triggered the Wraith to tear off the Lantesans, but the latter had more technologically advanced weapons and shield mechanics. Although the Wraith had a large tactical disadvantage, the Lantesans flew too close to the sun by sending their warships deep into enemy areas. After a few hard fought battles, the Wraith were able to overwhelm some of these warships and steal power modules that would give the chances in their favor.
One would think that these species used these incredibly strong sources of strength on beehives to create better weapons, but they went one step further. The Wraith used it to set up Clone of facilities Increase your numbers drastically. The Lanteans could not expect this clever step and fought their enemy for years until only Atlantis remained. If things seemed too bleak, the Lantenaners initiated a ceasefire, but were attacked instead.
It didn’t take long for Atlantis and the locals of survivors fled. What happened next? Well, the Wraith had complete control over Atlantis with the exception of its capital, which was protected by a tortoise dome and automated drones. After 100 years of siege (unsuccessfully) the city sank under water, and the Wraith went in a happy way to celebrate other species.
Fast lead to 10,000 years. The Stargate Atlantis crew arrives in the Pegasus galaxy and sets the base in the underwater city of Atlantis. Major Sheppard and Lieutenant Aiden Ford (Rainbow Sun Franks) lead a rescue mission for people who were kidnapped by the Wraith on the planet Athos, where The Bive -Art takes off an Atlantis crew member And (unfortunately) learn that the earth is a massive reason for feeding for long -term food. These are not good news, as this would mean the end of humanity if the Wraith would no longer be left to.
Are the Wraith defeated at the end of Stargate Atlantis?
A much Completes after the Stargate Atlantis Crew has dealt with the Wraith on Athos, but let us go through the most important developments. A Bive Queen, who is known as death, appears as an impressive threat after hitting the scattered Wraith under her leadership. In addition, she kidnaps Dr. Rodney (David Hewlett) and transforms him into a Wraith (!), With his specialist knowledge in shield technology being used in her favor. The good doctor is finally saved, and on the frozen planet on which the Wraith was first created, a climatic battle is conducted. The queen is killed and the true culprit behind the aggressive machinations of the Wraith is unveiled and adequately treated in the series episode “Legacy”.
After the Queen and the Master manipulator have disappeared, the Wraith commanders result and sign a peace treaty that agreed to give up their hold via the Pegasus galaxy. But how was the problem of the Wraith feeding solved? After all, it is your biological impulse to feed on other beings to survive and hibernate as soon as you feel saturated. A practical small form of gene therapy, which is known as Iratus -Bug -Retrovirus (developed by Dr. Carson, who is part of the Atlantis expedition), was initially developed to subject the Wraith.
This could be used to curb your insatiable appetite by transforming it into humans for a short time. People who had injected the retrovirus became stronger, which means that they could be fed without the risk of an impending death (from the Wraith). If you ask me, it’s somehow messed up, but I think it’s better than a beehive type indiscriminately fed over the life forces throughout the galaxy.
This marks the end of the WRAITH conflict in “Stargate Atlantis”, and the remaining plot lines about this race revolve around the guide that tracks the person who is responsible for sudden deaths. The Atlantis crew intervenes as usual, and this leads to a shocking unveiling that is best experienced first-hand. In the end, a restless ceasefire is agreed, but in this part of the huge galaxy everything is fine.
