Heimdall

From SGCommand

"Greetings, I am Heimdall."

—Heimdall

Heimdall was an Asgard geneticist. Unlike some of the other Asgard, Heimdall seems to show a much more friendly and enthusiastic attitude while dealing with humans.

Contents 1 Biography 1.1 2002 1.2 Further work and fate 2 External links

[edit] Biography

[edit] 2002

After an ancient Asgard ship containing three cryogenically frozen Asgard was discovered after 30,000 years being adrift, the Asgard came to believe the last perfectly preserved body might hold the key to the Asgard's failing cloning technology, and Heimdall chose to study her ancient ancestor. To prevent the Replicators from intervening, this study took place on an uninhabited planet in the Milky Way galaxy, protected by the Protected Planets Treaty. Unfortunately, her research outpost was discovered by the Goa'uld Anubis, who sent a ship under the command of Osiris to the planet. Thor attacked the invading Ha'tak according to the Treaty, but his ship was destroyed as Anubis had upgraded his fleet with Ancient technology.

As the Asgard were occupied fighting the Replicators, Freyr asked the SGC for help. SG-1, without Daniel Jackson who ascended earlier, was sent to the planet where they met up with Heimdall. She told them about her studies and asked them to help rescuing Thor, who was held prisoners by Anubis to gain access to Asgard technology. SG-1 was able to do so, although the laboratory was eventually invaded by Osiris. The team and Heimdall were able to flee on a Tel'tak together with Thor and Heimdall's research, and were finally rescued from the Goa'uld by three Asgard ships. (SG1: "Revelations")

[edit] Further work and fate

When the Replicators were defeated, Heimdall worked hard in the Ida Galaxy to find the missing link to the flaw genome with Thor. (SG1: "Ripple Effect") But it seems Heimdall was unsuccessful in her research and most likely died together with the other members of her race when they committed mass suicide. (SG1: "Unending")

[edit] External links

• Heimdall in Kathleen Ritter's Lexicon.
• GateWorld's article on Heimdall in The Stargate Omnipedia
• Stargate SG-1 Solutions' article on Heimdall in The StargateWiki

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