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Farscape Character
D'Argo
Status	Deceased
Gender	Male
Species	Luxan
Origin	Luxan
Portrayed by	Anthony Simcoe
First Appearance	"Premiere"
Profession	Luxan warrior
Relatives	Lo'Laan (wife, deceased) Jothee (son)
Special Features	Prehensile tongue; Can survive in space for a quarter arn.

Ka D'Argo is a fictional character in the Farscape universe played by Anthony Simcoe.

Ka D'Argo is an imposing Luxan warrior imprisoned for several cycles by the Peacekeepers after being framed for the murder of his Sebacean wife, Lo'Laan by his brother-in-law, Macton. Macton, like many Sebaceans, believed that the interbreeding of Sebacean and Luxan was an abomination. Captain Bialar Crais, a Peacekeeper commander knew of D'Argo's innocence but did nothing to help him.

During his imprisonment, D'Argo's son, Jothee disappeared. D'Argo wanted to find him and eventually did. Jothee was enslaved and John Crichton risked his life to help rescue him. Their joyful reunion eventually came to an end when D'Argo discovered Chiana betrayed him in an affair with Jothee.

As a Luxan, D'Argo experiences a state of uncontrollable hyper-rage, an extended period of aggression unique to Luxans relieved only through violence or time. D'Argo carries a qualta blade an unusual and ancient broad sword that transforms into an energy rifle. The blade helped him unlock the means of operating a Luxan ship he acquired at a commerce station. The ship helped him gain purpose in his life and his confidence. He named it Lo'La, after his wife.

Despite being intimidating and prone to fits of rage, D'Argo gained the respect of his crew mates and developed a strong bond with them despite initial wariness. He was elected captain of Moya by his crew mates. He was mortally wounded in a firefight with Peacekeeper forces in Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars. He died defending his friends. Crichton and Aeryn named their son D'Argo in honor of him.

Memorable Quotes

"One Mippippippi... Two Mippippippi..." - "Through the Looking Glass"

(Crichton and D'Argo play Rock Paper Scissors)

Crichton: Again?

D'Argo: Yeah.

Crichton: One, two, three.

(John does paper, D'Argo does rock)

D'Argo: Again, I win.

Crichton: No, I win. Paper wraps rocks.

D'Argo: No, paper cannot possibly beat rock.

Crichton: It does. Paper beats rock.

D'Argo: Rock rips through paper.

Crichton: D'Argo, that's not how it works. Paper beats rocks.

D'Argo: That's unrealistic.

Crichton: Well, it's the rules. And it's not supposed to be realistic, it's supposed to be entertaining.

D'Argo: My coma was more entertaining. ---"Mind the Baby"

"This plan is so bad, it has to be ours." --- "Losing Time"

"Fear accompanies the possibility of death. Calm shepherds its certainty."

D'Argo: The bad news is that you are married and you must endure as a statue for eighty cycles in a strange world.

Crichton: What's the good news?

D'Argo: Chiana and I are having fantastic sex. ---"Look at the Princess - I Do, I Think"