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}}'''G'Kar''' served as the [[Narn]] ambassador to [[Babylon 5 (station)|Babylon 5]] for about five years, starting when the station opened in 2258. While Narn was occupied by the [[Centauri]], G'Kar remained on the station as a political refugee. He continued to represent Narn to the [[Interstellar Alliance]] after its foundation, refusing to accept an executive role in the post-war Narn government. He died in 2278 mutually strangling [[Londo Mollari]]. | }}'''G'Kar''' served as the [[Narn]] ambassador to [[Babylon 5 (station)|Babylon 5]] for about five years, starting when the station opened in 2258. While Narn was occupied by the [[Centauri]], G'Kar remained on the station as a political refugee. He continued to represent Narn to the [[Interstellar Alliance]] after its foundation, refusing to accept an executive role in the post-war Narn government. He died in 2278 mutually strangling [[Londo Mollari]]. | ||
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Like all Narns, G'Kar appears to be somewhat stronger and substantially tougher than a [[human]]. At some point before he was stationed on Babylon 5, G'Kar had "gills" surgically implanted in his neck that allow him to breathe normally in toxic atmospheres; the limits of these "gills" are undefined. | |||
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[[Category: B5 Characters]] | [[Category: B5 Characters]] | ||
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G'Kar served as the Narn ambassador to Babylon 5 for about five years, starting when the station opened in 2258. While Narn was occupied by the Centauri, G'Kar remained on the station as a political refugee. He continued to represent Narn to the Interstellar Alliance after its foundation, refusing to accept an executive role in the post-war Narn government. He died in 2278 mutually strangling Londo Mollari.
Attributes
Like all Narns, G'Kar appears to be somewhat stronger and substantially tougher than a human. At some point before he was stationed on Babylon 5, G'Kar had "gills" surgically implanted in his neck that allow him to breathe normally in toxic atmospheres; the limits of these "gills" are undefined.