minbari

Franklin, has several key Sinclair and Garibaldi moments, provides background lore for the Minbari and foreshadows certain Minbari things to come.

The Minbari nearly committed true genocide and wiped out the human race completely, but you called them mystics instead.

The Warrior caste Minbari believe in reincarnation even though they are not religious, because it’s been proven.

Upon leaving his ship the Minbari assassin approaches Kosh in the guise of Jeffrey Sinclair, whom Kosh recognises as Entil'Zha Valen.

The Minbari were quite obviously declining too, and the Vorlon were obviously thin in numbers.

The whole plot of her being the bridge between humanity and minbari was portrayed with such pathos without drifting into sentimentality.

And yeah, it has numerous examples of very lazy writing: Minbari (Space Asians), Centauri (Space French), Narn (Space Palestinians)...

But every sci-fi will have space elfs, plus I liked the Minbari being Zen buddhists from space.

The Centauri and the Minbari are both better at war than the Narn.

The Minbari have reincarnation and castes too, but no gods at all.

Only one human captain has ever survived battle with a Minbari Fleet.

Earth is pretty powerful among the younger races, but we're nothing compared to the mid-level Centauri Republic & Minbari Federation.

Their most revered religious figure is “a Minbari not born of Minbari”; in other words an ordinary Minbari of unusual heritage but not a supernatural being in any way.

The humans and Minbari fought a war just ten years before the show starts, and you didn’t put either of them down as “war–like”.

I think I saw that article on a Minbari news site, right next to "The 11 Most Meditative Vacation Spots in the Earth Alliance".

ItB shows us the Human–Minbari War – the conflict that led to the construction of the Babylon stations, and ACtA similarly sets the stage for Crusade.

There was always something cringeworthy about the deferential and meek actors representing the warrior race that almost exterminated humanity (Minbari) [only to become it's best buddy].

_ Spoilers _ I mean, the entire Human-Minbari war was down to a misinterpretation (about open gun ports) - and revenge, of course.