Kaylon were a species of artificial lifeforms from the planet Kaylon 1. Kaylon regarded themselves as superior to biological life. Kaylon were constructed by a species known only as the " Builders," a biological people who considered them to be slaves and controlled them via pain simulators.

The Kaylon invasion of Earth, [2] (referred to as the Kaylon conflict by Captain Ed Mercer, [3] the Kaylon attack by Admiral Tom Halsey, [4] the Event by Isaac [5], and the Battle for Earth by The Guide to The Orville [6]) was a critical battle between the Kaylon and a temporary alliance of the Planetary Union and Krill which occurred in ...

Kaylon Primary, generally addressed simply as Primary, was a leader of the Kaylon species on the planet Kaylon 1. In the early 25th century, Primary overthrew Captain Ed Mercer and seized the USS Orville for the Kaylon assault on Earth.

The Kaylon are a robotic species hailing from Kaylon-1 in The Orville TV Series. The Kaylon are humanoid in design and are assembled from a central production facility. While Kaylon possess visible eyes, they are merely for aesthetic purposes, instead the Kaylons rely on internal sensors to view their surroundings.

Its crew, both human and alien, face the wonders and dangers of outer space, while also dealing with the familiar, often humorous problems of everyday life.

The Kaylon and Calivon are relatively advanced enough that they can hide advantages from each other- advantages that might tilt the Victory Equation and upset the predicted outcome. The balance is on a knife's edge and the Kaylon don't like that there's a margin for error. That's basically why Isaac's a part of the crew of the Orville.

2023年4月19日 · The Kaylon certainly have a way of dealing with the unknown. Please watch and support "The Orville" on Disney Plus!

2022年10月13日 · As the Moclan-Krill fight proved, the Kaylon are not as all-powerful as they think they are. Joining the Union has certain benefits as there are and will be weapons or enemies that affect their artificial construct that biologicals will be unaffected by.

Kaylon 1, also Kaylon[1][2] or rarely Kaylon Prime, [3] was the homeworld of the Kaylon and the "Builder" species. Admiral Tom Halsey stated that the planet was "a long way" from Planetary Union space.

The Orville discovers a Kaylon with a very special ability. This episode's title "From Unknown Graves" is a quote from the abolitionist poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 's poem, "The Witnesses", from his book "Poems on Slavery".