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The term "Final Five" collectively describes five of the twelve Cylon humanoid models, namely Samuel Anders, Tory Foster, Ellen Tigh, Saul Tigh, and Galen Tyrol, whose identities were lost to the majority of the Cylon populace.
The Final Five is the collective term used to describe five of the thirteen Cylon humanoid models. These models are Samuel Anders, Tory Foster, Ellen Tigh, Saul Tigh, and Galen Tyrol. Interestingly, their identities were unknown to the majority of the Cylon population.
The "final five" Cylons are the last five survivors of the earliest identified race of Cylons. Approximately 4,000 years prior to the events of the show, humans on Kobol developed artificial intelligence, which became the original race of Cylons.
Understanding the thirteen Cylon models was key in appreciating the complex nuances of Battlestar Galactica, and they can be understood as two groups, the original "Final Five" who came into existence two thousand years before the show begins, and the other 8, only 7 of whom are seen and were dubbed the "Significant Seven" by producers.
The term "Final Five" emerged as a moniker for a secretive group of Cylons in Battlestar Galactica. Hailing from the ancient Thirteenth Tribe, these five individuals were shrouded...
The Final Five. SyFy/Peacock. Since humanity first learned that the Cylons had taken on synthetic forms, there was a mad dash to discover their human identities. Number Six reveals herself...
The final five offered resurrection and cloning technology to the Mechanical Cylons (Colonial version) to stop the war and end the cycle of Human/Cylon conflict. Number One (Cavil) subverted this, because of his hatred/mental instability and manipulated the attack on the colonies.
While many of Battlestar Galactica's Cylons can be recognized by eight distinctive model numbers, the Significant Eight, the Final Five Cylons stand definitively apart. They do not have numbers, only names, and exist as individuals rather than iterations of a widespread model.
The Final 5. Sam Anders, Galen Tyrol, Tory Foster, Saul Tigh, and Ellen Tigh were not good picks for the final 5. Plot elements in the series make it difficult to understand why Sam Anders and Tory Foster should have been Cylons.
The Final Five offered the mechanical cylons resurrection technology and taught them to create skin-job models if the mechanical cylons agreed to end the war. When the Final Five created the other skin-job models, Brother Cavil (1st model) resented them for giving him such a limited human body.