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The Minbari are one of the oldest of the younger races and originate from the planet Minbar in Sector 120. The Minbari were a spacefaring humanoid species that resided in the near side of the Milky Way Galaxy. They went extinct some ten-thousand years before the 23rd century AD, and were the subject of several archaeological studies conducted by the Federation. During the 2350s, young Timothy Sinclair discovered evidence of the Minbari on a world in the Great Rift. (Star Trek: Pendragon: "Past Watchful Dragons", "Of Shadows and Starlight", "Another Time, Another Place") The Minbari, of course, are a reference to the Babylon 5 television series. The Minbari were a race of humanoids with bone crests protruding from their skulls. You'll never see one in Star Wars, though, because Londo Calrissian killed them all. The Minbari are an advanced humanoid species originating from the planet of Minbar. They are quite similar in appearance to humans, although there are significant internal differences. The most prominent external difference is the crest-like "head bone", which covers most of the rear portion of their skull, including the temples. The Minbari have three castes, the Religious caste, the Worker caste, and the Warrior caste. The Grey Council is their governing body; this council consists of 3 members from each of the three castes.

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The Minbari were a spacefaring humanoid species that resided in the near side of the Milky Way Galaxy. They went extinct some ten-thousand years before the 23rd century AD, and were the subject of several archaeological studies conducted by the Federation. During the 2350s, young Timothy Sinclair discovered evidence of the Minbari on a world in the Great Rift. (Star Trek: Pendragon: "Past Watchful Dragons", "Of Shadows and Starlight", "Another Time, Another Place") While visiting a parallel universe in 2374, Jay Allan encountered several Minbari alive and well in the 24th century of their native quantum reality. (Kal-Dixas Spaceport) The Minbari, of course, are a reference to the Babylon 5 television series. The Minbari are one of the oldest of the younger races and originate from the planet Minbar in Sector 120. The Minbari are an advanced humanoid species originating from the planet of Minbar. They are quite similar in appearance to humans, although there are significant internal differences. The most prominent external difference is the crest-like "head bone", which covers most of the rear portion of their skull, including the temples. The Minbari have three castes, the Religious caste, the Worker caste, and the Warrior caste. The Grey Council is their governing body; this council consists of 3 members from each of the three castes. The Minbari were a race of humanoids with bone crests protruding from their skulls. You'll never see one in Star Wars, though, because Londo Calrissian killed them all.

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