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Ka D'Argo (called simply D'Argo) is a character in the Farscape universe played by Anthony Simcoe. Farscape (1999–2003) is a science fiction television series, featuring a present-day astronaut who accidentally travels through a wormhole to a distant part of the galaxy. ...
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Moya is a character/spacecraft in the Farscape universe. ...
The Luxans are a fictional race from from Farscape universe. ...
Moya is a character/spacecraft in the Farscape universe. ...
Premiere launches the Farscape series. ...
Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars is a television science fiction mini-series written by Rockne S. OBannon and David Kemper and directed by Brian Henson. ...
The 66 actor is best known for his portrayal of Ka DArgo in the science fiction television series Farscape, for which he was nominated Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series by Saturn Award in 2002. ...
Farscape (1999–2003) is a science fiction television series, featuring a present-day astronaut who accidentally travels through a wormhole to a distant part of the galaxy. ...
The 66 actor is best known for his portrayal of Ka DArgo in the science fiction television series Farscape, for which he was nominated Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series by Saturn Award in 2002. ...
D'Argo is a Luxan warrior who was imprisoned aboard the Leviathan Moya by the Peacekeepers after being convicted (falsely) of killing his Sebacean wife Lo'Laan in a fit of Luxan Hyper-Rage. He later escaped (along with Rygel and Zhaan). The Luxans are a fictional race from from Farscape universe. ...
Leviathans are a fictional alien race in the Farscape universe. ...
Moya is a character/spacecraft in the Farscape universe. ...
LoLaan as shown in a flashback scene in the episode Mental as anyting LoLaan (played by Rachel Gordon) is a fictional character from the Farscape universe. ...
Terminology from the universe of the American science fiction television series Farscape. ...
Dominar Rygel XVI (called simply Rygel) is a fictional character and one of two regular puppet characters on the television science fiction series Farscape. ...
Pau Zotoh Zhaan is a fictional character on the television science fiction series Farscape, played by Virginia Hey. ...
During his time as a prisoner, the Peacekeepers shackled D'Argo in his cell with heavy chains attached to a pair of metal hooks surgically implanted around his collar bones to keep the powerful Luxan under control. The hooks served as a reminder of his wrongful imprisonment, and thus were a source of shame. He wore these hooks until they were finally removed aboard Scorpius' Command Carrier near the end of the third season of Farscape. Scorpius is a fictional character in the television science fiction series Farscape. ...
Throughout the first half of the series, finding the son he had with Lo'Laan, Jothee, was D'Argo's consuming desire. After Jothee was found, his plans to settle down with his son and Chiana scared the Nebari girl, so she did something she knew he could never forgive, to scare him away from his plans of commitment- she began an affair with Jothee. As a result of the revelation of the affair, Jothee leaves and is not seen again until the Peacekeeper Wars. Jothee is a character in the Farscape universe played by Matthew Newton. ...
Chiana is a fictional character on the television science fiction series Farscape, played by Gigi Edgley. ...
The Nebari are a fictional alien race in the Farscape universe. ...
Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars is a television science fiction mini-series written by Rockne S. OBannon and David Kemper and directed by Brian Henson. ...
As a Luxan warrior, D'Argo carries a weapon known as a Qualta Blade, a heavy broadsword that can transform into a Qualta Rifle. Though he is initially ill-tempered and distrustful during the early episodes of the show, he is later elected Captain of Moya by the crew.
D'Argo appears to have perished during the Peacekeeper-Scarran War, after being fatally impaled by a Scarran warrior. After being mortally wounded, D'Argo covers the escape of his comrades off of Qujaga, which was then accidentally destroyed by Crichton's wormhole weapon. John Crichton and Aeryn Sun then name their son, born during the battle, D'Argo, in his memory. Emperor Staleek, A Scarran of the ruling class, also the supreme ruler of the Scarrans A Scarran diplomat A Scarran soldier War Minister Akhna The Scarrans are a fictional alien race from the Farscape universe. ...
Trivia - In Horizons, the story by creator Rockne S O'Bannon that takes place far in the future, and that was written before Peacekeeper War, D'Argo is still alive. However, he did lose his arm, which is now a clear prosthetic.
- D'Argo initially lies about his reason for being imprisoned, claiming he killed a superior officer. The truth is revealed in "They've Got a Secret": Since his wife Lo'Laan was a Sebacean, a race widely known to be prejudiced against other intelligent species, her marriage to D'Argo was a cause of turmoil within her family. This caused Lo'Laan's brother to harass her about the marriage until he accidentally kills her during a heated argument. D'Argo later confronts his wife's killer, but rather than simply killing him, he leaves him to mentally re-live the murder of his sister over and over for the rest of his life.
- D'Argo bears the facial markings of a general although he never earned that rank. He took on the markings so his actual general would not be captured and interrogated during a battle.
- He has a powerful tongue that he can shoot out at a high velocity, similar to that of a frog or chameleon. The tip can inject an "adaptive" venom controlled at will by D'Argo which can render the victim instantly unconscious or dead (or varying states in between).
- Though D'Argo parts on bad terms with his son in "Suns and Lovers", they are later reunited and somewhat reconciled in the miniseries.
- D'Argo is parodied by the character Teal'c in the Stargate SG-1 episode "200."
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