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Captain Kathryn Janeway
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Captain Kathryn Janeway commanded the U.S.S. Voyager on its seven-year journey through the Delta Quadrant after being stranded far from Federation space. A determined scientist and leader, she guided her crew—made up of Starfleet officers and Maquis rebels-through countless challenges. Silver coffee mug in hand, Janeway often sought advice from a holographic Leonard da Vinci and found romance in the town of Fair Haven.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Our directive: to seek out new worlds and explore space."
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Seven of Nine
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Seven of Nine, a former Borg drone liberated by Captain Janeway, served as a valuable member of the U.S.S. Voyager's crew. Her struggle to explore and reclaim her humanity sometimes tested her and those around her, yet her intellect, efficiency, and courage proved essential to Voyager's survival in the unfamiliar space of the Delta Quadrant.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix Zero One. But you may call me Seven of Nine." |
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Commander Chakotay
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Commander Chakotay served as first officer aboard the U.S.S. Voyager during its homeward journey through the Delta Quadrant. A former Maquis captain, he became a trusted advisor and confidant to Captain Janeway and provided a steady moral center for the crew. Guided by his heritage, Chakotay bridged divisions and exemplified unity amid the challenges of deep-space exploration.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Nothing makes us more vulnerable than when we love someone." |
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The Doctor
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The U.S.S. Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram, known simply as the Doctor, became the ship's chief medical officer once the ship was stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Initially limited to his programming, he rapidly evolved into a sentient individual with creativity, compassion, and ambition. As an opera singer and holo-novelist, the Doctor proved that an artificial being could embody the best of humanity.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Please state the nature of the medical emergency."
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Lt. Commander Tuvok
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Lieutenant Commander Tuvok, the U.S.S. Voyager's chief of security and tactical officer, was a Vulcan Starfleet veteran who had previously served under Captain Sulu aboard the U.S.S. Excelsior. Known for his discipline, logic, and quiet compassion, Tuvok exemplified Vulcan principles while protecting and guiding the crew. A lifelong 1 [sic] friend of Captain Janeway, he provided stability and wisdom during Voyager's years in the Delta Quadrant.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Live long and prosper." |
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Lt. B'Elanna Torres
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A former Maquis officer, Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres served as the U.S.S. Voyager's chief engineer. Known for her hot temper, she kept Voyager's systems running at peak performance, often relying on her ingenuity to make creative repairs while stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Half-Klingon and half-human, she often grappled with her dual heritage. Torres married Lt. Tom Paris, and they had a child, Miral, together.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Im an engineer. I fix things." |
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Ensign Harry Kim
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Ensign Harry Kim served as operations officer aboard the U.S.S. Voyager during its adventures in the Delta Quadrant. An idealistic and talented young officer on his first Starfleet assignment, Kim's steadfast optimism made him a trusted bridge officer and a symbol of Voyager's enduring hope. In addition to performing his duties, Kim enjoyed playing his clarinet and playing the part of Buster Kincaid in Tom Paris's "Captain Proton" holodeck program.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I think it's safe to say that no one on this crew has been more… obsessed with getting home than I have."
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Lt. Tom Paris
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The son of a respected Starfleet Admiral, Lieutenant Tom Paris was recruited by Captain Janeway to serve as the U.S.S. Voyager's helmsman. Once a disgraced Starfleet officer, he earned redemption by displaying courage and loyalty as he piloted Voyager through the Delta Quadrant. Paris often shared his love for 20th century culture with his crewmates, and greatly enjoyed playing the title role in his "Captain Proton" holodeck program. Paris married B'Elanna Torres, and together they started a family.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I've never been very good at playing by the rules." |
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Neelix
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Neelix, a Talaxian native to the Delta Quadrant, wore many hats-literally and figurativelyas a member of U.S.S. Voyager's crew. Neelix served as chief morale officer, ship's cook, ambassador, and was a cherished friend to all. Resourceful and endlessly optimistic, he helped guide the crew through unfamiliar space with his knowledge of the Delta Quadrant's local cultures.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Good to meet you!" |
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Kes
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Kes, an Ocampan with extraordinary telepathic and psychokinetic abilities, served as an assistant to the Doctor aboard the U.S.S. Voyager during its early years in the Delta Quadrant. She helped the Doctor discover his humanity, while exploring her own nature as an Ocampan. When her powers started to threaten the ship, she left Voyager to protect her friends and fully find herself.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"There's no time like the present."
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Naomi Wildman
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Naomi Wildman was the first child born aboard the U.S.S. Voyager. Thanks to being half-Ktarian, Naomi grew at a faster rate than a human child. She found mentors in Captain Janeway and Seven of Nine, deeply admiring them both. She enjoyed playing games with her godfather, Neelix, and sharing in "The Adventures of Flotter" on the holodeck with her mother, Ensign Samantha Wildman.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"If you need anything - replicator rations, a tour of the lower decks- Im your man." |
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Icheb
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A former Borg drone rescued by the U.S.S. Voyager crew, the Brunali Icheb had a brilliant mind for astrophysics and used that talent to help Voyager return home to the Alpha Quadrant. He was especially close to fellow ex-Borg Seven of Nine, whom he viewed as a mother figure. He saved Seven's life by donating his cortical node to her.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Isn't that what people on this ship do? They help each other?" |
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SESKA
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Seska, disguised as a Bajoran member of the Maquis, infiltrated the U.S.S. Voyager crew before revealing herself as a Cardassian spy and ally of the Kazon. Her deception and betrayals caused significant challenges for the ship during its time in the Delta Quadrant and were particularly painful for Chakotay, with whom she'd previously had a romantic relationship.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"When will you learn to stop underestimating me?"
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ENSIGN VORIK
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A talented engineer, the Vulcan Vorik was a committed Starfleet officer who relied on logic to fulfill his duties aboard the U.S.S. Voyager. With the ship far from Federation space, Vorik endured Pon farr, which nearly killed him. He respected Chief Engineer Lt. B'Elanna Torres, often assisting her with important tasks, including serving on the team that developed the Delta Flyer.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"How well a Vulcan copes with this experience is a test of his character." |
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ENSIGN SAMANTHA WILDMAN
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Ensign Samantha Wildman served as the U.S.S. Voyager's xenobiologist during its journey through the Delta Quadrant. Compassionate and nurturing, she cared for both the ship's crew and the new lifeforms they encountered in this unexplored region of space. Wildman's guidance and warmth were especially evident in raising her daughter Naomi aboard Voyager.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I know this isn't the best place to have a baby, but it's all I have left of my husband." |
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LT. JOE CAREY
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When the U.S.S. Voyager found itself stranded in the Delta Quadrant, Lieutenant Joe Carey was brietly assigned as the ship's chief engineer. He would be replaced by Maquis officer B'Elanna Torres, causing some initial friction between the two. However, Carey soon demonstrated his commitment to working with her, the two finding great success together. He was killed in action during an away mission.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I assure you, you ll never get less than my best."
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THE CARETAKER
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The Nacene entity known as The Caretaker provided energy to and protected the Ocampa. After eons, he realized he was dying and used his powerful array to capture ships, intending to find a suitable mate with whom he could produce a successor. After capturing the U.S.S. Voyager, the Caretaker passed away. Captain Janeway destroyed the array, even though that meant trapping Voyager in the Delta Quadrant.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Let's have some music!" |
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LON SUDER
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Plagued by ultra-violent tendencies throughout his life, Lon Suder thought joining the Maquis would provide him with an outlet for these proclivities. When his Maquis crew joined the also-stranded U.S.S. Voyager's crew in the Delta Quadrant, Suder murdered a fellow officer. Thanks to mind-melding with Tuvok, Suder regained control over his tendencies and became a valued member of the crew before being killed by a Kazon.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I don't like Starfleet.
I won't deny that." |
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LT. REGINALD BARCLAY
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A former engineer aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise, Lieutenant Reginald Barclay became obsessed with bringing the U.S.S. Voyager and its crew home from the Delta Quadrant. Brilliant but socially awkward, Barclay developed a means of communicating with the stranded vessel. He would often recreate the Voyager crew on a holodeck to help him think through different scenarios to guide them back to the Alpha Quadrant.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Ive become obsessed with Voyager."
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ADMIRAL OWEN PARIS
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Admiral Owen Paris, a veteran Starfleet officer and father of U.S.S. Voyager helmsman Lieutenant Tom Paris, played a key role in supporting Voyager during its time in the Delta Quadrant. Though far from the ship at Starfleet Command he provided guidance, expertise, and resources that aided Captain Janeway and her crew, helping ensure Voyager's safe return to the Alpha Quadrant.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"This is Admiral Paris." |
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LT. COMMANDER TUVIX
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Created when a transporter accident fused Lieutenant Tuvok and Neelix, Tuvix was given responsibilities as a crew member aboard the U.S.S. Voyager. Despite possessing the combined memories, skills, and personalities of both men, Tuvix was a singular individual. His existence challenged the crew's ethics and forced Captain Janeway to confront the moral dilemma of splitting him back into Tuvok and Neelix..
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I am Lieutenant Tuvok.
And I am Neelix." |
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DOCTOR CHAOTICA
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Dr. Chaotica, a villainous character within Tom Paris's "Captain Proton" holodeck program, was a melodramatic mastermind bent on galactic domination. Styled after 1930s pulp serial villains, he was the arch-nemesis of Captain Proton and his faithful sidekick Buster Kincaid. Chaotica killed a member of a photonic species that believed the holographic despot to be real, leading to a war between holograms.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Citizens of Earth! Your destiny is in my hands."
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BORG QUEEN
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The central consciousness of the Borg collective, the Borg Queen faced off against Captain Janeway and the U.S.S. Voyager several times during their sojourn through the Delta Quadrant. She led the Borg as they assimilated countless worlds. She refused to fully release Seven of Nine from the collective and was determined to reassimilate her. She maintained a personal hatred for Captain Janeway.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I am the Borg." |
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Q
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When the U.S.S. Voyager found itself stranded in the Delta Quadrant, the omnipotent being Q appeared to challenge Captain Janeway and crew. He was first the prosecutor against a fellow member of the Q Continuum. but soon took an interest in Janeway specifically. He unsuccessfully pursued her affections to help resolve the Continuum's civil war and later named her the godmother of his son.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"A challenge. This is going to be fun." |
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QUINN
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Quinn, a member of the Q Continuum, appeared aboard the U.S.S. Voyager seeking asylum from his immortal existence. Tired of eternal life, he asked Captain Janeway and her crew to grant him the right to end it. His request was challenged by Q, who argued his death would sow chaos in the Continuum. When Janeway ruled in his favor, Q made Quinn mortal.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Hello. My name is Q."
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FEMALE Q
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The female Q, a member of the Q Continuum and "eternal" romantic partner of Q, appeared aboard the U.S.S. Voyager during the Continuum's civil war. She helped Voyager enter the Continuum to catch up with Q, who had escaped there with Captain Janeway. At Janeway's suggestion, she and Q conceived a child, helping bring about an end to the conflict.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Let me go before I hurl this ship and everyone on it into the Therinian Ice Age." |
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Q (JUNIOR)
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Q Junior, the son of Q and the female Q, appeared aboard the U.S.S. Voyager as part of an effort to learn responsibility under his godmother Captain Janeway's supervision. Reckless and mischievous, he tested the crew's patience and his father's limits Through his experiences on Voyager, Q Junior matured, gaining humility and a deeper understanding of consequence and compassion.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I make my own rules." |
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LEONARDO DA VINCI
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The holographic recreation of Leonardo da Vinci was one of Captain Janeway's favorite holodeck companions. Based on the Renaissance genius, he served as her mentor and confidant, offering insight through creativity and invention as they worked together on his various projects. Though confined to the holodeck, his wisdom and curiosity inspired Janeway throughout the U.S.S. Voyager's journey in the Delta Quadrant.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Monstrous and wonderful are the
peoples of undiscovered lands."
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CAPTAIN RUDOLPH RANSOM
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Captain Rudolph Ransom
commanded the U.S.S. Equinox, a Starfleet vessel stranded in the Delta Quadrant like the U.S.S. Voyager. Initially committed to Federation ideals, Ransom grew desperate to return home, resorting to unethical means that endangered his ship and crew as well as life indigenous to the Delta Quadrant. After encountering Voyager, Ransom came to regret his actions and sacrificed his life to protect Voyager.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"When you ve been in the trenches as long as we have, rank and protocol are luxuries." |
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LT. MAXWELL BURKE
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Lieutenant Maxwell Burke served
as first officer of the U.S.S. Equinox under Captain Rudolph Ransom. A former classmate and romantic partner of B'Elanna Torres at Starfleet Academy, Burke aided Ransom in the Equinox's desperate and unethical attempts to return to the Alpha Quadrant. When Ransom came to regret his actions after encountering the U.S.S. Voyager, Burke mutinied and unsuccessfully attempted to destroy Voyager.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I'm taking command. Anyone who isn't with me, speak up now." |
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MICHAEL SULLIVAN
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Michael Sullivan, a character in Tom Paris' Irish village holodeck program "Fair Haven," became a close companion to Captain Janeway. Originally a simple barkeep, Janeway modified him to be more intellectually engaging and self-aware. Their relationship offered her emotional comfort amid the isolation of deep-space exploration. Following a visit outside the holodeck, Sullivan calmed his neighbors' anger over Paris' and Harry Kim's pranks.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Cead mile failte. A hundred thousand welcomes. It's an old Irish saying. Were all friends here."
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SEAMUS DRISCOL
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Seamus Driscol was a jovial
resident of Tom Paris' "Fair Haven" holodeck program. Known for frequently asking the U.S.S. Voyager crew for money to buy a drink, he witnessed several incidents within the holodeck, like Paris' car tire repairing itself and his friend Maggie O'Halloran being turned into a cow, which led him to believe the Voyager crew were dark spirits.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Saints preserve us." |
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HENRY STARLING
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Henry Starling, a 20th-century
industrialist from Earth, encountered the U.S.S. Voyager after exploiting technology salvaged from a crashed 29th-century timeship. Using the advanced tech to build his company, Chronowerx Industries, he sought to travel to the 29th century to gather more technology and further grow his empire. His plans failed when Captain Janeway destroyed the timeship, killing Starling.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I created the microcomputer revolution." |
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RAIN ROBINSON
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Rain Robinson, a 20th-century astronomer working at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, discovered the presence of the U.S.S. Voyager in Earth's orbit during a temporal incident. Curious and quick-witted, she assisted Captain Janeway and Commander Chakotay in preventing a temporal catastrophe attempted by industrialist Henry Starling, forging an unlikely friendship across centuries before Voyager returned to its own, proper timeline
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"You can't keep a girl from hypothesizing."
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DR. NERIA
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Dr. Neria was a Vhnori
thanatologist—one who studies death-whose primary role among his people was to prepare them for the afterlife, which they referred to as the "Next Emanation." He would euthanize his patients in small burial pods, thus sending them on to the world to come. A chance encounter with Harry Kim caused him to question his beliefs about life after death.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I'm Doctor Neria, the chief thanatologist of this facility." |
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QUARREN
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Quarren was the curator of a 31st century museum that claimed the U.S.S. Voyager had caused a bloody civil war between his people, the Kyrian, and their enemies, the Vaskans. Quarren had always been interested in the legend of Voyager. He activated The Doctor's backup module and learned that Voyager had nothing to do with their war, refuting centuries of legend and history.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Change never comes easily for us." |
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THE CLOWN
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The Clown was a monstrous hologram, created from the collective fears of five neurologically linked individuals while they slept in stasis. He tortured and even killed members of the connected group, leaving enough alive for him to remain active. He was defeated by the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager when they saved the remaining individuals, shutting down his program.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Fear is the most honest of all emotions."
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NOSS
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Noss had survived on an uncharted planet for what she called "fourteen seasons" when she encountered Lt. Tom Paris and Lt. Commander Tuvok, who had crashed on the planet. Though initially suspicious of them, Noss helped Paris and Tuvok survive. She soon developed unrequited feelings for Tuvok. The trio was rescued by the U.S.S. Voyager, and Noss returned to her home planet.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"The hunt was good." |
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FLOTTER T. WATER, III
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The title character of the holographic fairy tale series "The Adventures of Flotter," Flotter T. Water, III, was beloved by generations of children all over the Galaxy. the Doctor introduced the Water Elemental character and his stories, set in the mythical Forest of Forever, to Naomi Wildman to help comfort her while her mother was on a dangerous away mission.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Flotter. Flotter T. Water III." |
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PHLOX
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Phlox was an Overlooker, a species adept at espionage, who spied on the U.S.S. Voyager. He connected with the Doctor and incorrectly believed the Doctor's daydreams revealed Voyager's reality. He shared his intelligence with his superiors in the Hierarchy, and they planned to attack Voyager. Upon discovering his mistake, and to preserve his own life, Phlox worked with the Doctor to thwart the attack.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I'm a long-range observer on an assault class vessel."
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ONE
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The Borg drone known as One was created by an accidental fusion of the Doctor's 29th century Holo-emitter, some of Seven of Nine's Borg nanoprobes, and a DNA sample from U.S.S. Voyager transporter chief Ensign Mulchaey. He and Seven shared a mother-son relationship One sacrificed his life to protect Voyager from a Borg Sphere that he accidentally summoned while learning about the Collective.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Our designation, my designation, is One." |
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KURROS
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A member of the mercenary scholar group the Think Tank, Kurros hired Hazari bounty hunters to attack the U.S.S. Voyager. Kurros intended to escape the Hazari for a price that included taking Seven of Nine to join the Think Tank. Captain Janeway convinced the Hazari to turn on Kurros. An infuriated Kurros turned his attention to fighting off his former allies.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Solving problems is what we do." |
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KASHYK
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An inspector of the Devore Imperium. Kashyk's primary responsibility was to exterminate telepaths in Devore space. When the U.S.S. Voyager arrived, ferrying a group of telepathic refugees, Kashyk pretended to seek asylum on the ship and claimed to have romantic feelings for Captain Janeway. Later, despite the telepaths escaping with Janeway's help, Kashyk expressed that he truly had feelings for Janeway and let Voyager go.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I'm used to being surrounded by armed guards. Makes me feel secure."
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EMH, MARK II
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Disillusioned by his original Emergency Medical Hologram design, Dr. Louis Zimmerman created the EMH-2. The new holo-doctor no longer shared Zimmerman's appearance and had a friendlier bedside manner. Thanks to a subspace relay, the U.S.S. Voyager was able to send the Doctor to the U.S.S. Prometheus in the Alpha Quadrant, where he and EMH-2 worked together to free the ship from Romulans.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Im a doctor, not a commando." |
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ANNORAX
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Annorax was obsessed with using his understanding of time and a temporal weapon ship to restore the Krenim Imperium to its former position of power and to bring his family, killed in the war that ended the Imperium, back to life. For a year, Annorax battled the U.S.S. Voyager until his ship erased itself from history, sending him back in time before he lost his family.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Time is patient, so we must be patient with it." |
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ALPHA HIROGEN
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Among the Hirogen, the leader of a hunting party was known as the Alpha Hirogen. Idrin, the first Alpha Hirogen the U.S.S. Voyager encountered on a Hirogen subspace relay station, showed no compassion and was devoid of empathy. He later captured Seven of Nine and Lt. Commander Tuvok, and presumably died when his ship fell into a black hole.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Strong prey makes for a better hunt."
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AMELIA EARHART
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A legendary pilot, Amelia Earhart disappeared over the Pacific Ocean in 1937. In 2371, the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager freed Earhart from stasis and learned that Earhart's 300 fellow "37's" were captured by Delta Quadrant species the Briori. Earhart discovered the 37's' descendants had made a home on a planet, where she chose to go, rather than to join Captain Janeway and return to Earth.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I must admit the thought of travelling through space… was very appealing to me." |
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CAPTAIN BRAXTON
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A captain in the Starfleet Temporal Integrity Commission, Braxton traveled back in time from the 29th century intent on preserving the correct timeline. The U.S.S. Voyager encountered several versions of him, each from a different point in time. He commanded the time-ships Aeon and Relativity. One version of Braxton recruited Seven of Nine to help stop another version of himself from destroying Voyager.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Ive come from 29th century Earth, five hundred years into your future." |
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HENRY JANEWAY
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A bookshop owner in 21st century Indiana, Henry Janeway helped Shannon O'Donnel with her car trouble. Janeway was opposed to a new community housed in the Millennium Gate, causing tension in his budding relationship with O'Donnel, who'd been invited to work on the self-sustaining structure. Eventually, O'Donnel convinced him to join her in the Gate. The two would marry and become ancestors to Captain Kathryn Janeway.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I prefer my books."
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DR. ARRIDOR
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Ignoring the U.S.S. Enterprise crew's advice about an unstable wormhole, the Ferengi duo Arridor and Kol found themselves in the Delta Quadrant. After learning the Takarian legend "Song of the Sages," Arridor and Kol posed as the story's central figures: returning gods called the Great Sages. The U.S.S. Voyager exposed their lies, and captured the wayward Ferengi, though Arridor and Kol escaped back through the unstable wormhole.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Greed is eternal." |
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COMMANDER VALERIE ARCHER
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Commander Valerie Archer was a member of Species 8472, genetically modified to appear human so she could participate in an elaborate role-playing venture designed to help Species 8472 better understand Starfleet. She seemingly developed feelings for a disguised Chakotay, who she thought was part of the simulation. Their budding, albeit temporary, relationship helped the U.S.S. Voyager and Species 8472 negotiate a peaceful parting.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Our mission is to infiltrate your home world, to place operatives in the highest levels of Starflet." |
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DEXA
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Dexa was a Talaxian refugee who lived on an asteroid that was threatened by miners. Thanks to the support of her fellow Talaxian Neelix, Dexa's campaign against the miners was aided by Captain Kathryn Janeway and the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager. She and Neelix developed feelings for each other, with Neelix choosing to leave Voyager to stay with her.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"We avoid contact with outsiders."
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ARTURIS
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A linguist who had mastered more than 4,000 languages, Arturis sought revenge on Captain Kathryn Janeway and the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager, believing that their deal with the Borg to defeat Species 8472 would result in his world being assimilated. He lured Voyager by pretending to be on a Starfleet vessel. Ultimately, his plan backfired and he accidentally sent himself into Borg space.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Revenge is all I have left." |
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RILEY FRAZIER
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A former Borg who was cut off from the collective, Riley Frazier sought help by using a Federation distress call. Her pleas were answered by Chakotay, though he was grievously injured upon his arrival. Frazier outfitted him with a neural link, making him part of her "Cooperative." Despite Captain Janeway's protests, Frazier used the link to heal her fellow former drones, further building her Cooperative.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Sometimes radical problems require radical solutions." |
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DR. KADAN
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Desperate to fix the work shortage on his home planet Quarra, Neuropsychiatrist Dr. Kadan developed a plan where he would kidnap groups of people, use drugs to alter their memories, and force them into labor. He captured the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager, minus Chakotay, who later arrived, rescued his crewmates and turned Kadan over to the authorities.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"My name is Doctor Kadan. We're in a Quarren Medical Facility."
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KELLIN
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A Ramuren tracer, responsible for capturing other members of her species who tried to escape their home world, Kellin secretly boarded the U.S.S. Voyager and, with the crew's help, apprehended one of her targets. However, in the process, she fell in love with Chakotay, and sought asylum aboard Voyager to be with him. Soon, another tracer arrived, wiped her memory and took her back to Ramura.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"If I forget why Im here, if I forget you… tell me all about us, and you'll help me to remember." |
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ENSIGN LYNDSAY BALLARD
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A close friend of Harry Kim from their Academy days, U.S.S. Voyager engineer Lyndsey Ballard was killed in a Hirogen ambush. Years later, her body was revived and her DNA retrieved by the Kobali, who made her one of them and named her Jhet leya. After a brief reunion on Voyager, she rejoined the Kobali to protect her friends and former crewmates.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"Own the day." |
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SULAN
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Sulan was the chief surgeon of the Vidian Sodality. He believed that Lt. B'Elanna Torres' Klingon DNA could save his people from a devastating plague known as the Phage. He divided her into her human and Klingon halves. Sulan grafted Torres' dead crewmate's face over his own to make himself more attractive to her. However, when she rejected him, Sulan angrily killed her Klingon half.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"I am Sulan, chief surgeon of the Vidian Sodality."
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JAL CULLUH
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Originally encountering the
U.S.S. Voyager early in its time in the Delta Quadrant, Kazon First Maje Jal Culluh was a frequent antagonist of the ship and its crew. He originally sought to obtain Starfleet technology, but his actions grew more aggressive in each confrontation. He had a child with Voyager turncoat Seska, but following Seska's death, Culluh took their son and was never seen or heard from again.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"My name is Culluh, First Maje of the Kazon-Nistrim." |
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COMMANDER REKAR
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Romulan Commander Rekar was a member of the Tal Shiar and led an assault on the U.S.S. Prometheus. After hijacking the vessel, he battled other Starfleet ships. Aboard Prometheus, Rekar encountered the Doctor, whose program had been transmitted to Prometheus from the Delta Quadrant via a subspace relay network. Rekar interrogated the Doctor, who eventually subdued him with the help of the EMH Mark II.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:
"You'd be surprised hou stubborn humans can be." |
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With a stellar Starfleet record, Kathryn Janeway was promoted to captain and given command of the U.S.S. Voyager. Her first mission: locate a missing Maquis ship and its crew, which included her close friend Tuvok, who was undercover. |
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Janeway wanted the best to staff Voyager. She assembled some of the most talented officers in Starfleet, including Ensign Harry Kim and her friend Tuvok. She also convinced Starfleet to release the imprisoned Tom Paris, a former Maquis member and the son of her first captain. |
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In the Badlands, Voyager and the Maquis vessel were hit by a displacement wave that sent both ships 70,000 light years away, to the other side of the Galaxy, the Delta Quadrant. The incident killed many crew members on both vessels but introduced them to a new species, the Ocampa. Janeway found her leadership tested much sooner than expected |
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In the Delta Quadrant, Janeway encountered the Caretaker's Array, a powerful space station that provided energy to the Ocampa. Its advanced technology could have immediately sent the stranded Starfleet and Maquis crews home. However, Janeway ordered the array destroyed to prevent the dangerous Kazon from obtaining its technology. |
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70,000 light years from home, Janeway and her fellow Starfleet officers joined with the Maquis members to staff Voyager. Janeway gave the Maquis members important assignments such as making B'Elanna Torres Chief Engineer. They were joined by Voyager's emergency holographic Doctor, the Talaxian Neelix and an Ocampan named Kes. |
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Among the first species Janeway encountered in the Delta Quadrant were the Vidiians, whose society had been ravaged by "The Phage" disease. To survive, they harvested organs from other species, including some of Voyager's crew. Janeway tried diplomacy but was forced into combat to save her people. |
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Although Janeway was mostly able to unite the Starfleet and Maquis crews, one officer, Seska, disagreed with Janeway's command decisions. A Cardassian disguised as a Bajoran to infiltrate the Maquis, Seska betrayed Janeway and joined the Kazon. Janeway sought peace with Seska and the Kazon, but Seska rebuffed her. |
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Learning that a group of humans were abducted from Earth in 1937, Janeway was shocked to discover Amelia Earhart, one of Earth's first female pilots and her personal hero, among them. Janeway shared a reflective moment with Earhart and offered her passage home on Voyager, but Earhart declined. |
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After nearly two years in the Delta Quadrant, Janeway faced a difficult moral dilemma. A transporter accident had merged Voyager crew members Tuvok and Neelix into one being, now known as Tuvix. Struggling with the decision, she ultimately took the risk to try to restore Neelix and Tuvok to their original states as individuals. The procedure succeeded. |
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Forced to remain on a planet where they caught a terminal disease, Janeway and Chakotay received supplies from Voyager and began living off the land. Naming the planet New Earth, Janeway applied the skills she'd mastered on her family farm in order to survive. Later, Voyager, having disobeyed orders, returned with a cure and rescued the two. |
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When a dormant virus in his brain became active, Tuvok chose to mind meld with Janeway in the hopes that she could help him find a cure. Through the mind meld, Janeway experienced Tuvok's first posting aboard the U.S.S. Excelsior under command of Captain Hikaru Sulu, whom she admired. |
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As a child, Janeway loved and respected her father, a Starfleet admiral. He taught her to trust science and to view the universe with a skeptical eye. This proved valuable when she encountered an entity posing as her father trying to kidnap her to its realm. |
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After striking a deal with the Borg, Janeway was introduced to their envoy, Seven of Nine. Seven was cut off from the Borg Collective and made a member of Voyager's crew. Janeway became a mentor to Seven, helping the ex-Borg better understand her humanity and her unique place in the galaxy. |
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Leading the crew into battle against the Krenim and their power weapon that could erase entire species from time, Janeway showed unparalleled grit and determination. She evacuated the crew and went down with the ship as Voyager collided with the Krenim vessel, destroying the weapon and resetting time. |
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Although she was surrounded by close friends and wise advisors like Chakotay and Tuvok, Janeway often sought out counsel from a holodeck recreation of Leonardo Da Vinci. Posing as his apprentice, Janeway always got a fresh perspective and clear-sighted guidance from the master artist. |
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In a starless section of space, Janeway reflected on her decision to strand her ship and crew in the Delta Quadrant, feeling it was the wrong one. To make it right, she decided to sacrifice herself to escape "The Void," but the crew stopped her, pulling her from her depression. |
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Janeway held a soft spot for Naomi Wildman, the first child born on Voyager. While Naomi looked up to the captain and wanted to become her "special assistant." Janeway and Naomi bonded over the holodeck fairy tale "The Adventures of Flotter", which Janeway also loved as a child. |
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After discovering a sinister Species 8472 re-creation of Starfleet Academy, Janeway reflected on her Academy days, most notably her friendship with the Academy groundkeeper Boothby, who brought her fresh roses every morning. While at the Academy, her love of coffee also blossomed and helped her through many all-night study sessions. |
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To save Voyager from trans-dimensional photonic lifeforms, Janeway took on the role of Queen Arachnia, a character in Tom Paris' melodramatic science fiction holodeck program "The Adventures of Captain Proton". Janeway lured the program's villain, Dr. Chaotica, into a trap, ending the program and sending the evil lifeforms on their way. |
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Janeway was inspired to join Starfleet by the stories of a twenty-first century ancestor named Shannon O'Donnel, who was an engineer, an astronaut and the driving force behind the landmark Millennial Gate. After learning the stories of O'Donnel weren't entirely true, Janeway was reassured by Tuvok and Seven that they were still valuable. |
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Voyager encountered another Starfleet vessel in the Delta Quadrant, the U.S.S. Equinox. Janeway soon learned that its captain, Rudolph Ransom, was using the remains of extradimensional lifeforms to power Equinox's engines. She hunted Ransom and engaged in a firefight against him. As Ransom died, Janeway promised to get his crew home. |
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Being so far from home in the Delta Quadrant, Janeway knew her fiancé Mark would move on but felt it was inappropriate to find romance with a crew member. She did, however, make a bit of a love connection with Michael Sullivan, a character in the holodeck program Fair Haven. |
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Janeway's first commission was to the U.S.S. Al-Batani as a junior science officer, serving under Captain Owen Paris, who inspired her to command her own starship. She was virtually reunited with Paris when he, now an admiral, led the Pathfinder Project that was designed to bring Voyager home. |
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The Ocampan Kes was one of the first people Janeway met in the Delta Quadrant. On Voyager, the two built a mother-daughter relationship. When Kes started to develop her Ocampan powers, she confided in Janeway before leaving Voyager. Years later, Kes returned to Voyager seeking vengeance but Janeway stopped her. |
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Over the course of many encounters with the Borg, Janeway became an expert on the Collective and their technology. When she learned of a way to infiltrate the hive and potentially to destroy them, she went so far as to be partially assimilated in order to bring down the Borg Queen. |
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All Starfleet captains knew about the entity called "Q", but no one, except for Jean-Luc Picard, knew Q as well as Janeway. Every time Q appeared on Voyager, he needed something, including help unifying the Q Collective through procreation. Though she refused his advances, Q named Janeway his son's godparent. |
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Years after Voyager returned to the Alpha Quadrant, Admiral Janeway traveled back in time to accelerate the ship's return and to prevent Seven of Nine's premature death. Though skeptical, Janeway partnered with her future self, simultaneously destroying the Borg and getting Voyager home years sooner. |
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When Voyager emerged from the Borg's transwarp conduit and arrived at the safe harbors of Starfleet Command on Earth, celebrations abounded. The ship was turned into a museum and its crew given a hero's welcome. Their safe return was a tribute to Janeway's skills as a captain. |
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With Voyager home, Janeway was promoted to vice-admiral, the same rank her father held. Among her many responsibilities at Starfleet Command was issuing orders to various captains, including assigning Jean-Luc Picard and the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E on a diplomatic mission to Romulus. |
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Several years after Voyager's return, Starfleet commissioned the U.S.S. Protostar, a vessel powered by a star. Aboard the ship was a training hologram modeled after Janeway. Under the command of Captain Chakotay, the Protostar's first mission took it back to the Delta Quadrant, its new engine allowing faster travel through the galaxy. |
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The U.S.S. Dauntless, under the command of Vice-Admiral Janeway, searched for the lost Protostar and its captain, Chakotay. Along the way, Janeway met a group of kids who accidentally commandeered the Protostar. Together, Janeway, her holographic doppelganger, and the kids thwarted a plot by the Vau N'Akat to destroy Starfleet. |
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Thanks to a dearth of experienced captains, Vice-Admiral Janeway was given command of the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656-A. Joined by her youthful proteges from the U.S.S. Protostar, Janeway used Voyager to search for Chakotay. After the Protostar crew accidentally got lost in time, Janeway added finding them to the mission, too. |
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Thanks to some time traveling help from Wesley Crusher, the Protostar kids rescued Chakotay from the future. Overcome with emotion, Janeway embraced her friend and former first officer for the first time in many years. They then worked together to prevent a war with the Vau N'Akat. |
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After fighting to get the Protostar kids accepted into Starfleet Academy, including the Augment Dal R'EI, Janeway declined a promotion to full Admiral, and instead submitted early-retirement papers. She returned to her family farm in Indiana, looking forward to a quieter, simple life. |
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Following the Synth attack on Mars, Janeway was recalled to active duty. Opposed to Starfleet's isolationist leanings, she convinced her superiors to recommission the Protostar-class starships and use them as training vessels, including one to be manned by her newly promoted proteges under the direction of her doppelgänger, Hologram Janeway. |
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Janeway finally accepted her promotion to Admiral and returned to her administrative duties. She continued to watch over her families from the original Voyager and the Protostar, including convincing Starfleet to give an officer's commission to Seven of Nine. Through it all, she held to one simple phrase: "To The Journey." |
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Annika Hansen was born on the Federation's Tendara colony to Magnus and Erin Hansen. A strong-willed child, Annika had no siblings and only met one other family member besides her parents, her Aunt Irene. With dreams of growing up and becoming a ballerina, Annika journeyed to the stars with her parents. |
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Learning of the Borg's existence, Magnus and Erin Hansen, with daughter Annika in tow, were granted use of the U.S.S. Raven to study the Collective. Chasing a Borg cube through a transwarp conduit took the Hansens to the Delta Quadrant where the Borg captured the Raven and assimilated the family. |
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Assimilated as a child, Annika Hansen grew up as a Borg drone with the designation Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix Zero [One]. Seven carried out the will of the Borg Queen, assimilating millions of individuals. With her past erased, Seven knew nothing but the Collective. |
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To protect the galaxy from the invading Species 8472, Captain Kathryn Janeway of the U.S.S. Voyager negotiated a brief alliance with the Borg. The Borg Queen dispatched Seven of Nine to serve as the Borg's envoy to Voyager, with the plan that she would eventually assimilate the ship and crew. |
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With Species 8472 defeated and Seven of Nine's attempts to assimilate the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager having failed, Seven was cut off from the Collective. The Doctor removed most of Seven's Borg implants and Captain Janeway chose to have her remain aboard Voyager as a member of the crew. |
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Aside from getting her crew home, Captain Janeway wanted nothing more than to help Seven of Nine recapture her lost humanity. In the years that followed, Janeway mentored Seven, teaching her about life and the beauty of being human. Though they occasionally butted heads, Seven appreciated Janeway's guidance. |
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A transporter accident involving a nebula caused the Doctor's 29th century mobile emitter to combine with Seven of Nine's nanoprobes to create a new drone named One. With a motherly approach, Seven tried to teach One about individuality and humanity. She was heartbroken when One died protecting Voyager from assimilation. |
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Voyager encountered a sabotaged vinculum - the heart of a Borg cube - which connected to Seven's cortical implant and caused her to relive the last moments of several beings she assimilated, including a Klingon, a Ferengi and others. Voyager disposed of the vinculum and a mind-meld with Tuvok restored Seven's individuality. |
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Despite being cut off from the Borg Collective, Seven required the regeneration process of a Borg drone while her body adjusted to the removal of most of her implants. As she grew more comfortable exploring her humanity, Seven chose to sleep, eventually no longer needing her regeneration alcove. |
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The Borg Queen set a trap for Voyager and promised Seven she would spare Voyager's crew, if Seven reassimilated herself. To apply added pressure, the Borg Queen introduced Seven to the drone that was once her father. Seven reluctantly agreed but was saved by Janeway before rejoining the Collective. |
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Among Voyager's crew, perhaps no one was more significant in Seven's transition from Borg drone to human being than the Doctor. He removed Seven's Borg implants and worked to teach her the social side of humanity. Though she didn't return his romantic feelings, Seven appreciated all he did for her. |
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Recruited by the 29th century Federation timeship U.S.S. Relativity, Seven traveled through time to find a temporal disrupter that had been placed on Voyager. Dying twice in the process, Seven joined forces with Captain Janeway and stopped the temporal saboteur before returning to their proper timeline. |
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Seven of Nine and Ensign Harry Kim worked together to construct the Astrometrics Lab on Voyager using a combination of Borg and Federation technology. The lab would become Seven's primary workstation on Voyager. From there, she studied many of the phenomena Voyager encountered and charted shortcuts to the Alpha Quadrant. |
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Though initially suspicious of each other, Seven and Naomi Wildman built a friendship that Seven described as "family." As the first child born on Voyager, Naomi experienced many of life's ups and downs aboard the ship, something Seven related to in a way no one else could. |
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Eight years earlier, Seven linked three of her fellow Borg drones in a sub-Collective, saving their lives. Once freed from the Borg, though still linked to each other, the trio sought revenge against Seven. She and the Doctor cut the connection, giving them individuality, but with a short life expectancy. |
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Seven believed upgrading her regeneration alcove would make her more efficient by allowing her to process information during the regeneration process. However, the upgrades instead gave Seven wild conspiracy theories about Voyager and the crew. After briefly fleeing the ship, Seven returned and removed the upgrades. |
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Captured by a Norcadian named Penk. Seven - replacing an injured Tuvok - battled in the blood sport Tsunkatse against some of the Delta Quadrant's most vicious beings. Upon being rescued and returned to Voyager, Seven expressed regret at losing control during the fights. Tuvok countered that her feelings represented her humanity. |
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On Voyager, there were few people Seven felt she could truly connect with, but a notable exception was Tuvok. Likewise, the Vulcan found in the ex-Borg a kindred spirit, someone with whom he could share logic and an analytical mind. Their friendship remained strong for decades, even after Voyager returned home. |
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When Voyager encountered an abandoned group of young Borg drones, Seven taught them how to live life after assimilation. She became especially close to the oldest child, Icheb. Over time, she grew to love him like a son. |
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In Unimatrix Zero, a virtual world accessible during regeneration, Seven connected with fellow drones including Axum, who retained their individuality. The Borg Queen discovered the virtual world and sought to cut off the drones' individuality. She was stopped by Seven and the Voyager crew. |
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Seven faced her mortality when her cortical node malfunctioned. She shared many emotional moments with Captain Janeway and the rest of the Voyager crew, realizing that she had impacted them as much as they had her. Ultimately, her life was saved, thanks to her adoptive son Icheb giving her his node. |
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To protect the Doctor from execution by the anti-hologram Lokirrim, Seven uploaded his program to her Borg implants. While existing in Seven's body, the Doctor experienced numerous physical sensations and indulgences, much to Seven's annoyance. After restoring the Doctor, Seven decided to indulge herself and enjoy pleasurable experiences more often. |
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Voyager was splintered into thirty-seven distinct time periods. Chakotay, the only crew member not affected, turned to Seven, who existed in the time period when she first boarded Voyager as a Borg drone. She soon developed a way to restore Voyager to one unified time period and saved Janeway's life. |
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Because her Borg implants prevented strong emotion, Seven had limited opportunity to explore the more romantic parts of herself. Once the Doctor safely removed the emotion blockers, Seven pursued a relationship with Chakotay. They went on several dates shortly before Voyager returned home, but eventually they parted ways. |
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With Voyager back home in the Alpha Quadrant, Seven searched for a place to belong. Rejected by Starfleet, she set off into space, where she found purpose in joining the Fenris Rangers, a loosely affiliated group of peacekeepers who patroled the galaxy in defense of the defenseless. |
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While on patrol, Fenris Ranger Seven lost her ship while saving a freighter with the designation La Sirena. After beaming aboard the small ship, Seven encountered Jean-Luc Picard and assisted him with a mission on the planet Freecloud. Later, the two former Borg bonded over the difficulties of fully regaining their humanity. |
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Shortly after joining the Fenris Rangers, Seven encountered a woman named Bjayzl, a black market dealer in Borg parts who posed as a Ranger to get close to Seven. Bjayzl betrayed Seven, murdering Seven's adoptive son Icheb. Seven got her revenge years later by killing Bjayzl. |
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Seven was summoned to a Borg cube known as the Artifact by Jean-Luc Picard's young Romulan warrior friend Elnor. To save the cube's compliment of former Borg and to stop a Romulan plot, Seven connected herself to the cube's Queencell, briefly becoming a Borg Queen and taking control of the cube. |
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While helping Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of La Sirena save the android Synths of the planet Coppelius, Seven met Raffi Musiker, a former Starfleet Intelligence officer. They took a liking to each other and made an intense, albeit ill-fated and short-lived, romantic connection. |
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Seven, now commanding La Sirena, joined Picard on the U.S.S. Stargazer as it encountered the Borg Queen, leading Picard to activate the ship's auto destruct sequence. Moments later, Seven awakened without her Borg implants, and learned she was now the authoritarian President of the Confederation of Earth in an alternate timeline. |
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To restore the timeline, Seven, Picard, Raffi and others from La Sirena traveled to 2024 Earth. Paired with Raffi, Seven helped the crew fix their future, but she was gravely wounded in the process. Dr. Agnes Jurati, who had fused with a Borg Queen, saved Seven by reinstalling her Borg implants. |
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Returning to the 25th century, Seven began a new journey. Thanks to Admirals Janeway and Picard, she received a Starfleet commission as a commander. She was posted as first officer aboard the U.S.S. Titan under the command of Captain Liam Shaw, who insisted she go by her birth name "Annika Hansen " |
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Seven welcomed Admiral Picard and Captain William Riker to the Titan, ostensibly for an inspection. She proved her loyalty to Picard when she defied Captain Shaw's orders and helped Picard locate Beverly Crusher. Though disciplined by Shaw for her insubordination, Seven maintained that she made the right decision. |
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Having fully embraced her humanity, Seven relied on her instincts over rules and logic as the Titan battled the Changeling Vadic and her warship the Shrike. These instincts helped her expose a shapeshifter posing as her friend Tuvok and another as Titan pilot Sidney La Forge. |
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A dying Captain Shaw turned the Titan over to Seven. She then took the ship into battle against every Starfleet vessel, which had all been assimilated by the Borg. She guided the Titan on a mission to cover for Picard and the Enterprise, as they defeated the Borg Queen. |
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Believing she was about to be court martialed, Seven tendered her resignation to Captain Tuvok. Tuvok declined her request, revealing that Shaw, despite their differences, recommended her for promotion to captain. With Raffi as her first officer, she took command of the Titan, which had been rechristened U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-G. |
Year of Hell • Part I |
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Day 1. An energy beam bears down on a beautiful Class-M planet, wiping out all organisms and man-made structures. In orbit of the planet is the vessel that fired the beam: a Krenim time ship that erases its targets from space and time, as though they never existed. |
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The U.S.S. Voyager's crew has assembled to celebrate the ship's new Astrometrics Lab. Built by Seven of Nine and Harry Kim, the lab uses a combination of Starfleet and Borg technology to create detailed maps of the galaxy, which may provide the Voyager crew with a shorter route home. |
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In celebration of the new Astrometrics Lab, the Doctor launches into a long-winded speech about Voyager's earliest days in the Delta Quadrant. Not wanting to offend the Doctor but also bored by his speech, the crew is relieved when he is interrupted by a hail from a mysterious vessel. |
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As Captain Janeway and the crew arrive on the bridge to answer the mysterious hail, the unknown ship fires on Voyager. Their weapons are no match for Voyager. On the viewscreen appears a Krenim officer warning that they are trespassing in Krenim space. |
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Day 4. Janeway meets with a Zahl representative who welcomes them to their space and recommends ignoring the Krenim. The Krenim ship returns followed by a massive spatial distortion that passes over Voyager. The distortion erases the Zahl from existence and changes Voyager into the victim of a powerful Krenim attack. |
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The massive spatial distortion which erased the Zahl has resulted in the Krenim vessel becoming a massive warship. The Krenim commander offers to spare Janeway's crew if she surrenders. She refuses, causing Voyager to suffer more damage from the Krenim's chroniton weapons. |
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On the Krenim weapon ship, its commanding officer Annorax learns that erasing the Zahl has restored nearly all of the once mighty Krenim Empire. Still missing is a certain colony, and Annorax orders their mission to continue. |
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Day 32. Voyager battles a Krenim warship, sustaining more damage.
The Doctor evacuates crew members from sickbay and deck five as the deck is destroyed. Janeway orders Tuvok to eject four photon torpedoes into space. The torpedoes collide with the Krenim warship, destroying it. |
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Chakotay joins Janeway in her damaged Ready Room. The efforts to modify Voyager's shields against the chroniton weapons have failed. Chakotay recommends that the crew abandon ship with each escape pod finding its own way home to the Alpha Quadrant. Janeway refuses. |
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Day 47. Stuck in turbolift for six hours, Harry Kim and a grievously injured B'Elanna Torres play Starfleet trivia, including a question about First Contact Day. As Torres struggles to answer, Seven frees them, answers the question while revealing the Borg were present on that day. |
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Having figured out a way to modify Voyager's shields, Tom Paris reports to the Mess Hall which has been transformed into a makeshift sickbay. The Doctor chastises Paris for spending too much time caring for B'Elanna. Meanwhile, Seven discovers an undetonated chroniton torpedo on deck eleven. |
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Tuvok arrives on deck eleven at the site of the undetonated chroniton torpedo, and he recommends placing a level ten forcefield around it. Seven argues that finding the torpedo's temporal variance could help in modifying the shields. Just as Seven captures the data, the torpedo explodes, blinding Tuvok. |
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Day 65. Voyager has been pummeled, and crew morale is low. Chakotay gives Janeway a special watch he replicated for her birthday. She orders him to return it to the replicator to use its matter as rations. Meanwhile, Seven guides Tuvok on his rounds just as the Krenim attack again. |
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Seven gets the temporal shields online just as the Krenim fire again. Janeway hails the Krenim warning them off now that Voyager is no longer defenseless. She orders Paris to continue to travel through Krenim space. Elsewhere, Annorax orders another species erased from time, causing another temporal wave in space. |
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Protected by its new temporal shielding Voyager remains unchanged after the temporal wave passes over it. However, when this wave hits Voyager's shielding, it causes the erasure of the entire Krenim Imperium. Furious, Annorax targets Voyager, determined to remove this new variable from his plans. |
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Day 70. In the heavily damaged Astrometrics Lab, Janeway and Seven work to unravel the mystery of the Krenim Imperium's disappearance. Janeway postulates that despite the evidence that the Krenim weapon ship caused the Imperium's disappearance, there's still a big piece of the puzzle missing. |
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Annorax and his weapon ship confront Voyager. Annorax kidnaps Chakotay and Paris and tells Janeway Voyager must be destroyed to restore millions of Krenim lives. He fires his temporal weapon at the ship. Voyager warps away, but its hull is damaged. Nonetheless, Voyager avoids erasure. |
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Day 73. Janeway gathers the surviving crew members in the mess hall, and she reveals that the ship cannot sustain the crew. She orders them to abandon ship, to make allies where they can and to find paths back to the Alpha Quadrant. Meanwhile, the senior officers are to remain on Voyager to rescue Paris and Chakotay. |
Year of Hell • Part II |
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Day 133. Voyager hides from the Krenim in a nebula, but gases have leaked into the ship. Janeway and Kim fix the leak, but they accidentally inhale some of the gas. Later, Janeway refuses treatment in sickbay but orders the Doctor to give her a dose of trioxin to help her breathe. |
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Annorax greets Chakotay and Paris in his quarters aboard the Krenim ship. He boasts that they are eating delicacies that are the last remnants of a species wiped from history, which offends Paris. Annorax further brags that his ship is not just a weapon, but a museum of lost cultures. |
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Annorax offers to restore Voyager before their first encounter with the Krenim. He promises Chakotay no one will be harmed, but it will require great effort. Skeptical but intrigued, Chakotay orders a defiant Paris to listen to Annorax's plan. Paris refuses, but Chakotay remains open to the idea. |
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The Voyager crew congregates in the mess hall, trying Neelix's disgusting new rations cocktail. Janeway takes advantage of the gathering and gets status updates from the senior officers. She announces Voyager is leaving the haven of the nebula. Seven publicly protests, but Janeway has made up her mind. |
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Day 161. On board the Krenim weapon ship, Chakotay practices time calculations and suggests removing a comet that is traveling through space. Annorax tells him to run a simulation, which shows 8,000 civilizations would be wiped out if the comet were removed. |
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Continuing his mentorship of Chakotay, Annorax details the first time he activated his ship's weapons, which eradicated the Krenim's deadliest foe. However, the unexpected consequence was the annihilation of the Krenim Imperium. He asks Chakotay for his help undoing the damage done. |
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Day 180. As micrometeoroids pelt Voyager, Janeway learns the ship's engines and navigation deflector are offline. Determined to get the vessel moving, she tries to fix the deflector. She finds the deflector control on fire but charges into the inferno, knowing it's the only way to repair it. |
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The Doctor awakens Janeway, whose body was badly burned while trying to repair the deflector control. He tries relieving her from duty to help her recover, but she threatens him with deactivation. She refuses to be relieved. saying she'd welcome a court martial before stepping aside. |
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Day 207. Janeway and Neelix survey damaged corridors. They enter Chakotay's destroyed quarters, where she finds the watch he tried giving her for her birthday months ago. Her voice cracks as he reflects on his refusal to obey that order. She fastens the watch to her belt and moves on. |
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On the weapon ship, Paris teaches Annorax's first officer Obrist how to play a board game. Obrist expresses regret about the devastation that he's helped wrought [wreak], especially wiping his own family from history. Paris expresses sympathy, building a friendship with the young Krenim officer. |
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Paris proposes starting a mutiny among Annorax's crew, who have been serving with Annorax for 200 years. Chakotay forbids Paris from instigating the mutiny. Moments later, they witness another temporal incursion. Chakotay pleads with Annorax to stop. |
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Paris warns Chakotay that he'll stop Annorax from continuing his reign of terror. Chakotay confronts Annorax in his quarters about the ongoing galactic genocide he is committing Chakotay soon realizes Annorax is bent on restoring the Krenim colony where his wife and children were removed from history. |
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Frustrated by Annorax's refusal to back down, Chakotay meets with Paris, permitting him to work with Obrist to send a message to Voyager and Janeway. Chakotay hopes Janeway is still alive and asks Paris to "Give Kathryn my best." |
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Day 226. Janeway builds a coalition of allies to assist with an attack on the Krenim weapon ship. Having received Paris' message, Janeway sends her crew to assist various vessels, while she remains aboard Voyager. She shares an emotional goodbye with Tuvok, professing her love and gratitude for the crew of Voyager. |
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Day 257. As Voyager and its allies arrive at the Krenim weapon ship's location, Annorax dismisses the threat. Chakotay reminds him that Janeway wouldn't attack unless she could do some damage. Annorax orders his crew to prepare the weapon for multiple incursions. |
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On the Krenim weapon ship, Paris works feverishly to take the ship's temporal core offline. Elsewhere on the ship, Annorax orders more attacks, but Obrist refuses, instead deactivating the temporal core and safely beaming Chakotay and Paris to another ship. |
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With their ships disabled, the fleet, led by Janeway and Voyager, collides with the Krenim weapon ship. The impact causes the Krenim vessel to implode, causing an incursion on itself. With the incursion in progress, Annorax stares at his wife's lock of hair, realizing this last temporal incursion will reset all timelines. |
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Day 1. With the Krenim weapon ship's destruction, everything has returned to normal. Voyager enters Krenim space, where they are greeted by a Krenim officer who suggests avoiding Krenim space. Chakotay suggests a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Astrometrics Lab. Elsewhere, Annorax leaves his work to have breakfast with his wife. |
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LOST AND FOUND
Desperate to escape the prison mining colony Tars Lamora, Dal R'El steals a mining vehicle and reaches the outskirts of the colony before being captured. Meanwhile, Gwyndala—the multi-lingual daughter of the Vau N'Akat authoritarian ruler of the colony, the Diviner—is questioning Dal to find another prisoner, the Medusan known as Zero. Later, in the mines, Dal accidentally collapses a cavern, revealing a Starfleet vessel, the U.S.S. Protostar. |
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LOST AND FOUND
Dal assembles a crew of his fellow prisoners—Medusan Zero, Tellarite Jankom Pog, Brikar Rok-Tahk, and the gelatinous Murf—who repair the ship together. Gwyn and her father's aide, the Drednok, recapture Dal. He escapes, returning to the ship and leading Gwyn directly to Zero. They launch the ship with Gwyn aboard and meet a holographic version of Starfleet Captain Kathryn Janeway, who promises to guide them on their journey. |
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STARSTRUCK
Aboard the U.S.S. Protostar, Dal lies to Hologram Janeway about being a Starfleet Cadet. Gwyn demands they return to Tars Lamora, while the rest of the crew agrees they might find refuge in the United Federation of Planets. As the ship is drawn into the gravity well of a white dwarf star, Gwyn unsuccessfully attempts to escape via shuttlecraft. Meanwhile, on Tars Lamora, the Diviner begins his search for the U.S.S. Protostar. |
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DREAMCATCHER
The U.S.S. Protostar crew embarks on their first away mission, exploring a living planet that lures its prey in by revealing their deepest desires and ensnaring them in vines. Gwyn attempts to commandeer the vessel but is forced to evacuate with Murf when the planet's vines wrap themselves around the ship. Unable to reboard the ship, the crew finds themselves stranded on the so-called Murder Planet. |
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TERROR FIRMA
Stranded on Murder Planet, the U.S.S. Protostar crew finds shelter in a Klingon Bird-of-Prey. Gwyn uses her malleable Heirloom to secure her broken leg. Soon, the Diviner and Drednok arrive planet-side, determined to retake the U.S.S. Protostar. Forced to choose between helping his daughter or regaining his ship, the Diviner picks the U.S.S. Protostar but learns it's an illusion. Elsewhere, Hologram Janeway fixes the real U.S.S. Protostar and the crew, including Gwyn, escape. |
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KOBAYASHI
With the U.S.S. Protostar's experimental proto-drive disabled, the crew explores the ship's holodeck. Dal undertakes the fabled Kobayashi Maru test, gathering holographic versions of Starfleet legends as his crew. Through repeated failures, he learns important lessons about leadership. Meanwhile, Gwyn wonders why her father wants the U.S.S. Protostar. Later, the crew activates a video showing the vessel's previous commander, Captain Chakotay, sending a distress call as the ship is overcome by invaders. |
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FIRST CON-TACT
Dal's adoptive mother, a Ferengi con artist named Nandi, tricks the U.S.S. Protostar crew into stealing a rare crystal from a nearby planet. Hologram Janeway warns them against violating the Prime Directive and making first contact with the planet's population. After ignoring Janeway's recommendation and being betrayed by Nandi, Dal returns the crystal to the planet. Later, Nandi learns that a large bounty has been placed on the U.S.S. Protostar and its crew. |
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TIME AMOK
Learning the U.S.S. Protostar's location, the Diviner replicates a Drednok aboard remotely. Meanwhile, Dal reveals the crew's true origin to Hologram Janeway. Soon, an energy pulse splits the U.S.S. Protostar into five temporal phases. Rok-Tahk works to save the ship in her phase while the vessel explodes in the others. Rok saves the ship, restoring the crew to their proper time phase. Below deck, the Drednok duplicate indicates it is still active. |
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A MORAL STAR, PART I
Receiving a threatening message from the Diviner, the U.S.S. Protostar crew returns to their former prison, Tars Lamora, to save the lives of the miners left there. They return the ship to the Diviner but are double-crossed as the dictator damages the miners' ship. On the U.S.S. Protostar, Gwyn demands answers from her father. On Tars Lamora, the rest of the crew protect the U.S.S. Protostar's stolen proto-drive and rescue the miners. |
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A MORAL STAR, PART II
Gwyn tries retaking the U.S.S. Protostar and learns her home world, Solum, was destroyed when Starfleet made first contact. The Diviner traveled back in time to destroy Starfleet with a weapon on the U.S.S. Protostar. The rest of the crew returns to the U.S.S. Protostar, where Zero reveals their true form to defeat the Diviner, exiling him on Tars Lamora. Elsewhere, on the U.S.S. Dauntless, Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway searches for the U.S.S. Protostar. |
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ASYLUM
After saving an endangered aquathawn, the U.S.S. Protostar crew seeks asylum aboard a Starfleet communications outpost. They learn that Dal's species is classified and are to report to Starfleet. While Zero helps Gwyn regain her memories lost in the battle with her father, the U.S.S. Protostar's weapon activates, causing the outpost to turn its weapons on itself. Meanwhile, Vice Admiral Janeway and the U.S.S. Dauntless arrive at Tars Lamora and beam the Diviner aboard. |
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LET SLEEPING BORG LIE
Desperate to figure out how to stop the U.S.S. Protostar's Starfleet-destroying weapon, the crew boards a dormant Borg cube. Zero seeks the information they need by joining the Borg collective and learns that the weapon, called the Living Construct, cannot be disabled. Zero is briefly assimilated but is freed when Gwyn reminds them of their friendship. Elsewhere, the U.S.S. Dauntless arrives at the communications outpost that the U.S.S. Protostar recently visited and revives the Diviner. |
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ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE
Unable to go to Starfleet because of the Living Construct weapon, the U.S.S. Protostar crew answers a distress call from an unidentified planet and are shocked to learn the population based its society on stories of the U.S.S. Enterprise. They choose to help heal the planet's people from radiation poisoning caused by a crashed shuttlecraft. Meanwhile, Murf builds a chrysalis. Elsewhere, Vice Admiral Janeway realizes Chakotay no longer commands the U.S.S. Protostar. |
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CROSSROADS
On an ice planet, the U.S.S. Protostar crew searches for a ship to take them to Starfleet. They each encounter members of the U.S.S. Dauntless's crew but run away when they learn they are wanted fugitives, and the Diviner is aboard the U.S.S. Dauntless. They return to the U.S.S. Protostar with outlaw Thadiun Okona. The damaged U.S.S. Protostar evades the U.S.S. Dauntless by entering the Romulan Neutral Zone. Meanwhile, Murf hatches in a new humanoid form. |
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MASQUERADE
While Jankom and Zero repair the U.S.S. Protostar at a spaceport in the Neutral Zone, the rest of the crew, and Okona, meet with a geneticist who reveals Dal has the DNA of twenty-six species. Dal briefly mutates into a hybrid creature while the crew, abandoned by Okona, defends the U.S.S. Protostar from Romulans and a potential attack from the U.S.S. Dauntless. Later, U.S.S. Dauntless Ensign Asencia reveals herself to be a Vau N'Akat. |
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PRELUDES
While working together to repair the U.S.S. Protostar, the crew each shared stories from their pasts before arriving at Tars Lamora, hoping it would make Dal feel better about his own. Rok reveals she was the villain in a fight show, Zero explains they were captured by Kazons, and Jankom saved a ship full of Tellarites but had to abandon it. On the U.S.S. Dauntless, Asencia and the Diviner attack Janeway. |
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GHOST IN THE MACHINE
Trapped in a malfunctioning holodeck, the U.S.S. Protostar crew experiences several different programs, including battling a biker gang, escaping a 1920s speakeasy, and traveling the high seas on a pirate ship. They realize the holodeck has intentionally distracted them while a secret program was activated in Hologram Janeway, and caused her to take the U.S.S. Protostar back to Federation space. There, they find themselves facing off with the U.S.S. Dauntless. |
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MINDWALK
Tapping into some of Dal's alien DNA, Zero attempts telepathic contact with Vice Admiral Janeway; however, the effort goes awry, transferring Dal and Janeway's minds into each other's bodies. Through this, Janeway learns of the U.S.S. Protostar's weapon. The two exit their respective ships and transfer their minds back to their original bodies. However, Janeway awakens in the U.S.S. Dauntless brig, and the U.S.S. Protostar finds itself surrounded by Starfleet vessels. |
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SUPERNOVA, PART I
While the U.S.S. Protostar avoids a firefight with an armada of Starfleet ships, Janeway frees herself from the U.S.S. Dauntless brig. Asencia, the Diviner, and Drednok board the U.S.S. Protostar. Asencia kills the Diviner, and Drednok attacks the crew. Asencia and Drednok escape as the crew learns the weapon has activated and the armada is attacking itself. Dal and Admiral Janeway call for non-Starfleet reinforcements, just as more Starfleet vessels arrive. |
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SUPERNOVA, PART II
To save Starfleet, the U.S.S. Protostar crew decides to have Hologram Janeway explode the vessel mid-proto-jump while they abandon ship. Later, Vice Admiral Janeway insists on commanding the ship that will study the interspatial wormhole created by U.S.S. Protostar's destruction. She uses her influence to get the crew, including Dal, who was forbidden because he's an Augment, provisional Starfleet commissions. Gwyn travels to Solum to unite her people before Starfleet arrives. |
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INTO THE BREACH, PART I
Dal, Jankom, Murf, Rok, and Zero board the new U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656-A as "warrant officers" under the mentorship of the original U.S.S. Voyager's EMH, The Doctor. They are given assignments to assist with a mission investigating the wormhole they created with the destruction of the U.S.S. Protostar. Dal suspects Vice Admiral Janeway is hiding something. Spying on her, he learns they're planning to enter the wormhole to find Chakotay. |
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INTO THE BREACH, PART II
Gwyn's diplomatic efforts on Solum are subverted by Asencia, who warned the Vau N'Akat elders about Gwyn being a spy. She escapes capture and finds the present-day version of her father, Ilthuran. On the U.S.S. Voyager, Janeway explains they are waiting for Chakotay to send the U.S.S. Protostar from the future before they can rescue him. Joined by Vulcan cadet Maj'el, Dal, Zero, and Jankom take a secret shuttlecraft into the wormhole. |
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WHO SAVES THE SAVIORS
The U.S.S. Infinity shuttlecraft crashes on Solum, 52 years in the future. Dal, Jankom, Zero, and Maj'el are captured and meet fellow prisoner Chakotay. The group escapes, and Chakotay flies the U.S.S. Protostar away, changing the timeline. On present-day U.S.S. Voyager, Rok explains that the shuttle launch was an accident. Meanwhile, on present-day Solum, Gwyn challenges Asencia to a battle, but loses when she phases out of existence due to the timeline changes. |
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TEMPORAL MECHANICS 101
On future Solum, the U.S.S. Infinity crew receive a message from present-day Janeway revealing the timeline is changing. Desperate to make things right, Dal leads his friends to a cavern where they see Gwyn, phasing between their time and the present. To save Gwyn, they turn the shuttlecraft into a timeship. They return to the present, taking Gwyn back to U.S.S. Voyager. Meanwhile, a mysterious messenger tells the crew to stay together. |
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OBSERVER'S PARADOX
The warrant officers are placed under The Doctor's strict supervision, much to Dal's chagrin. Gwyn has been temporally stabilized, though it is only temporary. Murf struggles to explain the mysterious messages he received. They turn to the aquatic officers in Cetacean Ops to help translate for Murf and learn that the key to finding Chakotay is in Gwyn's temporal armband. She briefly adjusts its frequency and discovers Chakotay's location. |
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IMPOSTER SYNDROME
To prevent the U.S.S. Infinity timeship from being destroyed, Rok programs holographic versions of her friends so the real versions can again steal the shuttlecraft. However, the holograms think they are the true versions and rebel against the others. Rok resets the holograms while Maj'el distracts The Doctor, allowing the others to beam into the U.S.S. Infinity and make it appear destroyed. On U.S.S. Voyager, the rebooted holographic warrant officers have swapped voices. |
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THE FAST AND THE CURIOUS
The U.S.S. Infinity crew travels through a Borg transwarp conduit and are captured by a band of Kazons. The Kazons offer the crew freedom if they can win a race. The Kazons are revealed to be under the mental control of an Al. To free their friends, Zero destroys the Al, causing great damage to their containment suit. Meanwhile, on U.S.S. Voyager, Maj'el witnesses a time stop, and strange tentacles capture Hologram Gwyn. |
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IS THERE IN BEAUTY NO TRUTH?
To save Zero, the U.S.S. Infinity lands on Ovidia IV, a planet of non-corporeal entities who inhabit physical bodies. After receiving his own organic body, Zero unknowingly participates in the life-threatening Running of the Nazamon. Saved by their friends, Zero chooses to leave Ovidia, understanding it means his body will degrade. On U.S.S. Voyager, Maj'el exposes the holographic duplicates, leading Janeway and The Doctor to study the tentacles that attacked Hologram Gwyn. |
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THE DEVOURER OF ALL THINGS, PART I
The U.S.S. Infinity arrives at the coordinates they believe will lead them to Chakotay, but instead find the Traveler Wesley Crusher, who reveals himself to be the source of the mysterious messages. Wesley explains the importance of returning the U.S.S. Protostar to Tars Lamora in the past and defeating the tentacled time monsters, the Loom. Meanwhile, after ignoring orders from Admiral Jellico, U.S.S. Voyager follows U.S.S. Infinity's path, hoping to locate Chakotay themselves. |
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THE DEVOURER OF ALL THINGS, PART II
U.S.S. Voyager arrives at the Traveler planet and faces the Loom, which seemingly erases Maj'el. However, she survives and locates her friends and Wesley Crusher, hiding in a temporal safe room. As the Loom continues its attack, U.S.S. Voyager retaliates, distracting the Loom. With a shuttle, Janeway reunites with her crew and Wesley. Wesley returns her to U.S.S. Voyager, sends the group through a portal, and wipes the planet and Loom from existence. |
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LAST FLIGHT OF THE PROTOSTAR, PART I
Thanks to Wesley Crusher, the group finds Chakotay and the U.S.S. Protostar marooned on a distant planet, ten years after they last saw him. Embittered, Chakotay wants nothing to do with them, but Hologram Janeway invites them aboard the ship. The group helps Chakotay gather food, repair the ship, and rescue Dal from a plasma storm. They find Chakotay's former first officer Adreek's body and the antimatter he collected, restoring Chakotay's hope. |
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LAST FLIGHT OF THE PROTOSTAR, PART II
Seeking intelligence on Wesley Crusher, Vice Admiral Janeway contacts Beverly Crusher. Meanwhile, across space, Chakotay and the young officers transform the U.S.S. Protostar into a sailing ship that they will take into a plasma storm to power the vessel for spaceflight. When Chakotay falls overboard, Dal mounts a daring rescue. The U.S.S. Protostar flies, allowing Hologram Janeway to locate U.S.S. Voyager. The crew sets off to build a star to power the proto-drive. |
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A TRIBBLE CALLED QUEST
While gathering bosonite to power the proto-drive, the U.S.S. Protostar crew encounters an aggressive Tribble and the Klingon scientist who genetically modified it, K'ruvang. Rok accidentally contaminates one of K'ruvang's Tribble experiments, creating a Brikar/Tribble hybrid. Rok develops a serum that helps K'ruvang with his modified Tribbles. Meanwhile, an injured Zero recognizes that their organic body won't last forever. The crew uses the bosonite they collected to restart the proto-drive. |
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CRACKED MIRROR
The U.S.S. Protostar rendezvous with U.S.S. Voyager, but it is a different U.S.S. Voyager commanded by Admiral Jellico. Different sections of the U.S.S. Voyager exist in different timelines. They develop a plan to use the deflector dish to restore all the timelines. Finding themselves in the Mirror Universe, the crew convinces their counterparts to help them by battling the attacking Loom while they return to their timeline. Finally home, Chakotay is reunited with Janeway. |
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ASCENSION, PART I
With Starfleet having neutralized the U.S.S. Protostar weapon and plotting the course to send it back in time, the crew recovers from their missions. The Doctor and Jankom create a new body for Zero. Janeway receives a hail from Gwyn's father, Ilthuran, but it is interrupted by Asencia, who has captured Wesley Crusher and is using his Traveler abilities to create a warship. She attacks U.S.S. Voyager, quickly gaining the upper hand. |
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ASCENSION, PART II
The Vau N'Akat warship pummels U.S.S. Voyager with time-based weapons, causing the crew to age rapidly. Zero volunteers to stop the time weapons since they do not age like organic beings. Zero and Rok change the time weapon's targeting to follow Maj'el's shuttle and destroy the warship. On Solum, an enraged Asencia tortures Wesley, telling him she's learned Starfleet is spread too thin to stop the war she's planning. |
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BRINK
Gwyn leads a mission to Solum to gather intelligence and rescue her father, Iithuran. They encounter the present-day version of Asencia, who doesn't want to become the monster her future self is. She helps Gwyn and some of the team rescue Wesley while Dal and the others find Ilthuran. Future Asencia captures the crew as Dal sends Wesley and Ilthuran to U.S.S. Voyager. Wesley reveals he no longer knows the future. |
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TOUCH OF GREY
Hologram Janeway builds a Vau N'Akat ship that will be used to infiltrate Solum and rescue the captured U.S.S. Protostar crew. On Solum, Asencia unleashes a Loom on her prisoners. The U.S.S. Protostar crew escapes the Loom while The Doctor, disguised as Vice Admiral Janeway, bargains for their freedom. The combined U.S.S. Voyager and U.S.S. Protostar crews turn the Loom on Asencia's guards and return to U.S.S. Voyager just as Ilthuran's rebels attack Ascenia. |
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OUROBOROS, PART I
Asencia opens a series of temporal wormholes that will destroy Starfleet. Wesley realizes they can use these wormholes to send the U.S.S. Protostar to the past on Tars Lamora. Half the U.S.S. Protostar crew search for the proper space-time coordinates that the other half will input to Asencia's wormhole control tower. Receiving strength from the Vau N'Akat, Gwyn defeats Asencia as the proper wormhole appears. But so do the Loom. |
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OUROBOROS, PART II
Chakotay and crew fly the U.S.S. Protostar past the attacking Loom and into the wormhole, sending it back in time to Tars Lamora. Returning to U.S.S. Voyager, they learn the timeline is repaired. Later, the cadets are welcomed to Starfleet Academy, Chakotay takes command of U.S.S. Voyager, Wesley visits his mother, and Janeway briefly retires. Following the Synth attack on Mars, Janeway assigns the cadets to the U.S.S. Prodigy on a mission of exploration. |
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MARVEL
STAR TREK VOYAGER (1996)
ISSUE 12 "Leviathan" (part 2 of 2)
Numbered to 93 |
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MARVEL
STAR TREK VOYAGER (1996)
ISSUE 13 "Telepathy War 5: Cloud Walkers"
Numbered to 103 |
C14 |
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MARVEL
STAR TREK VOYAGER (1996)
ISSUE 14 "Survival of the Fittest" (part 1 of 2)
Numbered to 92 |
C15 |
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MARVEL
STAR TREK VOYAGER (1996)
ISSUE 15 "Survival of the Fittest" (part 2 of 2)
Numbered to 103 |
| VS1 |
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CAPTAIN JANEWAY |
VS2 |
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CMDR. CHAKOTAY |
VS3 |
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LT. TORRES |
| VS4 |
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LT. PARIS |
VS5 |
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NEELIX |
VS6 |
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THE DOCTOR |
| VS7 |
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LT. TUVOK |
VS8 |
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ENSIGN KIM |
VS9 |
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KES |
| SR40 |
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B'ELANNA TORRES |
SR41 |
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SESKA |
SR42 |
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SEVEN OF NINE |
Star Trek: Voyager Full Bleed Autograph Cards |
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Cyia Batten
as Irina
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Ed Begley Jr.
as Henry Starling
© 2025
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Dan Butler
as Steth
in "Vis à Vis""
© 2025
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Larry Cedar
as Tersa
© 2025
Very Limited |
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Bob Clendenin
as Vidiian Surgeon
© 2025
Limited |
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Jessica Collins
as Linnis Paris
© 2025
Very Limited |
| - |
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Tamara Craig Thomas
(aka Tamara Marie Watson)
as Haley
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Roxann Dawson
as B'Elanna Torres
© 2025
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John de Lancie
as Q
© 2025
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Keegan de Lancie
as Q Junior
© 2025
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Angela Dorhmann
as Ricky
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Ashley Edner
as Yun
© 2025
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Jennifer Gatti
as Libby
© 2025
Very Limited |
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Brian George
as O'Zaal
© 2025
Extremely Limited
My copy has a glaring printing error with a white patch between the eyes |
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Googy Gress
as The Overlooker
© 2025
Very Limited |
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Martha Hackett
as Seska
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Christine Harnos
as Tessa Ormond
Inscription variants
"[heart ticon] Tessa Ormund"- 1
"Tessa Ormund" - 2-10
"[heart icon] with arrow"- 1
© 2025
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Rachael Harris
as Martis
© 2026
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Alissa Kramer
as Jenny Delaney
in "Thirty Days"
© 2025
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Heidi Kramer
as Megan Delaney
in "Thirty Days"
© 2025
Extremely Limited
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Deborah Levin
as Ensign Lang
© 2025
Limited |
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Lisa LoCicero
as Miral Paris
© 2026
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Virginia Madsen
as Kellin
© 2025
Very Limited |
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Fintan McKeown
as Michael Sullivan
© 2025
Limited |
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Iona Morris
as Umali
© 2025
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Kate Mulgrew
as Kathryn Janeway
© 2026
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Ethan Phillips
as Neelix
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Robert Picardo
as The Doctor
© 2025
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Suzie Plakson
as Female Q
© 2025
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Martin Rayner
as Dr. Chaotica
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine
© 2026
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Kirsten Turner
as Constance Goodheart
in "Bride of Chaotica"
© 2025
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Tom Virtue
as Lt. Walter Baxter
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Tom Virtue
as Quarren Supervisor
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Garrett Wang
as Harry Kim
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Titus Welliver
as Lt. Cmdr. Maxwell Burke
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Paul Williams
as Koru
© 2025
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Star Trek Prodigy Full Bleed Autograph Cards |
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Jason Alexander
as The Voice of Doctor Noum
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Rylee Alazraqui
as The Voice of Rok-tak
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Robert Beltran
as The Voice of Chakotay
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
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Angus Imrie
as The Voice of Zero
© 2024
Limited |
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Kate Mulgrew
as The Voice of Captain Janeway
© 2024 |
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John Noble
as The Voice of The Diviner
© 2024
Very Limited |
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Robert Picardo
as The Voice of The Doctor
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Star Trek: Voyager Bordered Autograph Cards |
| - |
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Keegan de Lancie
as Q junior
© 2025
Incentive Box Exclusive
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Angela Dohrmann
as Ricky
© 2025
Extremely Limited
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Brian George
as O'Zaal
© 2025
Extremely Limiited
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Javier Grajeda
as Carl Torres
© 2015
Limited |
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Alissa Kramer
as Jenny Delaney
in "Thirty Days"
© 2025
Extremely Limited
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Heidi Kramer
as Megan Delaney
in "Thirty Days"
© 2025
Very Limited
The first "I" is missing from Heidi's name on the front |
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Lisa LoCicero
as Miral Paris
© 2026
Extremely Limited |
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Kevin McCorkle
as Alien Captain
© 2015
Limited |
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James Nardini
as Wixiban
© 2015
Very Limited |
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Sarah Silverman
as Rain Robinson
© 2021
Extremely Limited |
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Adrian Sparks
as Entharan Magistrate
© 2015
Limited |
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Tom Todoroff
as Darod
© 2015
Limited |
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Kristen Turner
as Constance Goodheart
in "Bride of Chaotica"
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Tom Virtue
as Lt. Walter Baxter
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Tom Virtue
as Quarren Supervisor
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Titus Welliver
as Maxwell Burke
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Paul Williams
as Koru
© 2025
Scarce |
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Wade Williams
as Trajis Lo-Tarik
© 2015
Limited |
Star Trek: Prodigy Bordered Autograph Cards |
| - |
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Rylee Alazraqui
as The Voice of Rok'Tahk
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Angus Imrie
as The Voice of Zero
© 2024
Limited |
- |
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John Noble
as The Voice of The Diviner
© 2024
Limited |
Star Trek: Voyager Inscription Autograph Cards |
| - |
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Cyia Batten
as Irina
11-25
"Species: Terrellian"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Episode: Drive"
"Check Your Scanners"
26-50
"Irina"
© 2025 |
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Ed Begley Jr.
as Henry Starling
1
"Peace + Love Heart Picture"
"Sending Lots of Love"
"All Good Things For You"
"For Mother Earth"
"For Our Earth"
"For our Planet"
"To the Future"
"From Deep Space"
"All Grief Be Far"
"As 'Henry Starling'"
2-10
"Lots of Love"
"Love + Light"
"All the Best"
"Best of Luck"
"Best Wishes"
"Episode - Futures End"
11-25
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Chronowerx Industries"
"Timeship Aeon"
"Welcome to the 20th Century"
"Futures End"
"Henry Starling"
© 2025 |
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Robert Beltran
as Chakotay
11-25
"Chakotay"
"Star Trek Voyager"
26-50
"First Officer"
© 2024 |
| - |
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Bob Clendenin
as Vidiian Surgeon
26-50
"Thaden"
"Suffered From The Phage"
"Episode: Deadlock"
"Vidiian Surgeon"
"Star Trek Voyager"
© 2025 |
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Jessica Collins
as Linnis Paris
2-10
"Star Trek Voyager"
11-25
"Half Human Half-Ocampan"
"Daughter of Tom Paris & Kes"
"Before and After"
26-50
"Linnis Paris"
© 2025 |
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Tamara Craig Thomas
as Haley
26-50
"Dr. Zimmerman's Holo Assistant"
"Episode: Life Line"
"It's Salad"
"Haley"
"Star Trek Voyager"
© 2025 |
| - |
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Roxann Dawson
as B'Elanna Torres
1
"Warp Speed B'Elanna"
"Hard to live with a Klingon -B'Elanna"
2-10
"Voyager Rules B'Elanna"
"B'Elanna"
"Voyager Rules! B'Elanna"
"Gagh! B'Elanna"
"Cheese [arrow icon]"
"[Heart Icon]"
"Warp Particals B'Elanna" [sic]
"Qapla! B'Elanna"
11-25
"Cheese to Sickbay! B'Elanna"
"[Heart Icon]"
"Warp Particles! B'Elanna"
"Qapla B'Elanna"
© 2025 |
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Keegan de Lancie
as Q Junior
11-25
"Not going back to the Petri dish!"
"Janeway's Godson"
"Q Junior"
"Episode: Q2"
"Star Trek Voyager"
© 2025 |
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Angela Dohrmann
as Ricky
26-50
"Chez Sandrine"
"Ricky"
"Tom Paris' Favorite Character"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Hologram Program: Paris 3"
© 2025 |
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Brian George
as O'Zaal
1
"O'Zaal"
2-10
"The Secret? Volumizing Shampoo!"
"Keep on Trecking"
"Big hair, big heart!"
"Has anyone seen Raj?"
11-25
"O'Zall" [sic]
"ANTARIAN AMBASSADOR"
"2377 Trans Stellar Rally!"
"Worry Lines? What worry lines?"
"The race is on!"
"Voyager!"
© 2025 |
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Googy Gress
as The Overlooker
1
"I am The Overlooker"
2-10
"Overlooker T.T.D.S."
"Voyager Overlooker"
11-25
"Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy"
"The Overlooker"
"Star Trek Voyager"
© 2025 |
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Martha Hackett
as Seska
1
"Seska"
2-10
"I took the liberty of extracting a sample of your DNA."
"I did it for you"
"There aren't any secrets on a ship this small"
11-25
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Cardassian Spy"
"Marquis" [sic]
"You're a fool Captain!"
26-50
"Seska!"
© 2025 |
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Christine Harnos
as Tessa Omond
11-25
"Episode: Timeline"
"Chakotay's Girlfriend [heart icon]"
"ST Voyager"
"Died on the Delta Flyer [heart icon]"
"Tessa Omond [heart icon]"
© 2025 |
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Alissa Kramer
as Jenny Delaney
in "Thirty Days"
2-10
"Twin Mistresses of Evil [heart icons]"
"Hello Proton!"
"Jenny Delaney"
"Megan's Twin Sister"
11-25
"Bring me the BRAINPROBE!"
"The Delaney sisters [heart icons]"
"[heart icon] from the Holodeck XO"
"Malicia [heart icon]"
"I'm Malicia... She's Demonica!"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Adventures of Captain Proton"
© 2025 |
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Heidi Kramer
as Megan Delaney
in "Thirty Days"
2-10
"Your wish is my command"
"The Delaney Sisters [heart icon]"
"Megan Delaney"
"I'm Demonica She's Malicia"
11-25
"Jenny's Twin sister"
"You'll be our puppet, our slave!"
"Adventures of Captain Proton"
"Demonica [heart icon]"
"Twin Mistress of Evil [Double heart icons]"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"[heart icon] From the Holodeck XO"
© 2025 |
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Lisa LoCicero
as Miral Paris
1
"Ensign Miral Paris XO"
11-25
"Klingon-Human Hybrid"
"Episode: Endgame"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Welcome to the House of Korath"
"Ensign Miral Paris"
"Tom Paris is my father"
"B'Elanna Torres is my mother"
© 2026 |
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Virginia Madsen
as Kellin
1
"Kellen Star Trek Voyager"
2-10
"Star Trek Voyager"
11-25
"Kellen Unforgettable"
"Kellen"
"as Kellen"
"Unforgettable"
"Ramuran Tracer"
??
"as Kellin"
"Unforgettable Kellen"
© 2025 |
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Robert Duncan McNeill
as Tom Paris
2-10
"I'm a pilot - not a doctor!"
"Pilot, USS Voyager"
"Lt. Tom Paris"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Best Wishes!"
11-25
"We've become a family"
"Thanks!"
"USS Voyager"
"Warp II!"
© 2024 |
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Fintan McKeown
as Michael Sullivan
11-25
"Janeway's Holodeck Boyfriend"
"Sulivan's Public House"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Fair Haven, Ireland"
26-50
"Michael Sulivan"
"I'm in love with Katie"
© 2025 |
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Kate Mulgrew
as Captain Janeway
2-10
"Go down with the ship"
"Never abandon a member of your crew"
"Weird is part of the job"
"Captain Janeway"
"Star Trek: Voyager"
"Keep your shirt tucked in"
26-50
"Do it!"
© 2024 |
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Ethan Phillips
as Neelix
1
"Neelix! [with Happy Face Picture]"
"Neelix!"
"7/8 Talaxium (Talaxian!)"
2-10
"I'm Just a Cook"
"7/8 Talaxium!"
"Ambassador to the Delta Quadrent"
"Ambassador to the Delta Quadrent!"
11-25
"Star Trek Voyager!"
"I'm Just a Cook!"
"7/8 Talaxian"
"1/8 Mylean"
"Neelix"
© 2025 |
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Robert Picardo
as The Doctor
2-10
"The Borg: party poopers of the galaxy"
"The Borg: party poopers of the universe"
"Emergency Medical Hologram"
"Please state the nature of the medical emergency"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"The Doctor"
"I'm a doctor, not a doorstep" [sic]
"Holo-hair?"
"President of Earth"
11-25
"Emergency Medical Hair Piece!"
© 2025 |
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Suzie Plakson
as Female Q
1
"In A Contentious Relationship With Q For 4 Billion Years!"
2-10
"In A Maddening Relationship With Q For 4 Billion Years!"
"In A Relationship With Q For 4 Billion Years!"
"Lady Q"
"The Continuum Lives On!"
"The Continuum Continues!"
11-25
"FemaleQ"
"The Lady Q"
"Janeway Was a Mere Mortal)"
"I Wasn't Talking About The Puppies!"
"The Q and the Grey"
© 2025 |
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Martin Rayner
as Dr. Chaotica
11-25
"Dr. Chaotica"
"Ruler of the Cosmos"
"Arachnia! My Queen"
"Adventures of Captain Proton"
"More power to the Death-Ray!"
"We'll crush you like insects!"
"Resistance is futile!"
"Bride of Chaotica"
© 2025 |
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Tim Russ
as Tuvok
1
"Our best Defense is knowledge"
11-25
"Logic"
"I am Vulcan"
"Live Long & Prosper"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Tuvok"
© 2023 |
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Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine
2-10
"Resistance is futile"
76-100
"Seven of Nine"
© 2024 |
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Tom Virtue
as Lt. Walter Baxter
1
"I Look just like Steve Stevens"
11-25
"EP: Eye of the Needle"
"Workout Enthusiast"
"EP: Twisted"
"Star Trek Voyager"
"Has anyone seen the Quarren Supervisor?"
"Hologram Hater"
"Meet me at the ship's gym"
"Janeway says I'm a risk-taker"
"USS Dauntless"
"Lt. Walter Baxter"
© 2025 |
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Garrett Wang
as Harry Kim
2-10
"Like a snack through the tube!"
"...we're over 70k light years from where we were. We're on the other side of the galaxy."
"This mans my friend. Nobody touches him"
"Shields down to thirty percent captain..."
"We were warned about the Ferengi at the Academy"
"I remember being in my mothers womb..."
"I didn't notice a little box on my chair..."
"But if you're watching"
"Harry Kim"
"Star Trek Voyager"
11-25
"... maybe its not the destination that matters..."
© 2025 |
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Titus Welliver
as Lt. Cmdr. Maxwell Burke
76-100
"U.S.S. Equinox"
© 2025 |
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Star Trek Prodigy Inscription Autograph Cards |
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Rylee Alazraqui
as The Voice of Rok-Tahk
2-10
"Science Officer"
"USS Protostar"
"Species: Briker"
"Xenobiologist"
"I'm big, not dumb"
"Go Boldly!"
11-25
"Rok-Tahk"
"Star Trek Prodigy"
© 2025 |
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Jason Alexander
as The Voice of Doctor Noum
2-10
"Chief Medical Officer"
"USS Dountless"
"Star Trek Prodigy"
"Live Long And Prosper"
"Lt. Noum, MD"
"Dr. Noum. Proud Tellarite"
"Where No One Has Gone Before"
© 2025 |
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Angus Imrie
as The Voice of Zero
1
"I am Medusan A non-corporeal entity!"
2-10
"Yip, Yip!"
11-25
"Star Trek Prodigy"
"Zero"
"U.S.S Protostar"
"I choose to save"
"Species: Medusan"
© 2024 |
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John Noble
as The Voice of Ilthuran the Diviner
2-10
"Species: Van N'Aat"
"A Better Place"
"A Fathers Love"
"A better future"
11-25
"Star Trek Prodigy"
"Ilthuran"
"The Diviner"
© 2024 |
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Quotable Star Trek: Voyager Autograph Cards |
| - |
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Ed Begley Jr.
as Henry Starling
© 2025
Very Limited |
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Martha Hackett
as Seska
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
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Martin Rayner
as Dr. Chaotica
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
Canvas Effect Autograph Cards |
| - |
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Robert Picardo
as The Doctor
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Star Trek: Picard Canvas Autograph Card - Incentive box exclusive |
| - |
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Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine
in Star Trek: Picard
© 2024
Incentive Box Exclusive
Scarce |
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Star Trek: Classic TV Autograph Card |
| A19 |
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Roxann Dawson
as B'Elanna Torres
© 2025
Scarce |
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Women of Star Trek Autograph Cards |
| - |
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Jessica Collins
as Linnis Paris
in "Before and After"
© 2025
Very Limited |
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Angela Dohrmann
as Ricky
in "Meld"
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Jennifer Gatti
as Libby
in "Non Sequitur"
© 2025
Very Limited |
| - |
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Alissa Kramer
as Jenny Delaney
in "Thirty Days"
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
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Iona Morris
as Umali
in "Workforce"
© 2025
Very Limited |
- |
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Kirsten Turner
as Constance Goodheart
in "Bride of Chaotica"
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
Star Trek: Bridge Crew Autograph Card |
| - |
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Roxann Dawson
as B'Elanna Torres
© 2025
Incentive Box Exclusive
Scarce |
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Star Trek: Voyager Dual Autograph Cards |
| - |
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Keegan de Lancie & John de Lancie
as Q & Q Junior
in "Q2"
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Heidi Kramer & Alissa Kramer
as The Delaney Sisters
in "Thirty Days"
© 2025
Very Limited |
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Suzie Plakson & John de Lancie
as Female Q and Q
in "The Q and the Grey"
© 2025
Scarce
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Martin Rayner & Robert Picardo
as Doctor Chaotica & The President of Earth
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
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Classic TV Style Autograph Relic Cards |
| - |
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Robert Beltran
as Chakotay
© 2024 |
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Roxann Dawson
as Lt. B'Elanna Torres
© 2025 |
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Ethan Phillips
as Neelix
© 2024 |
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Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine
© 2024 |
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Legends of Star Trek Autograph Cards |
| LA47 |
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Roxann Dawson
as B'Elanna Torres
© 2025 |
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Star Trek Aliens Autograph Card |
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Ashley Edner
as Yun (Otrin)
in "Friendship One"
© 2025 |
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Randomly inserted 1/1 Autographed Printing Plate Cards (either black, cyan, magenta or yellow): |
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Martin Rayner & Robert Picardo
as Doctor Chaotica & The President of Earth
© 20??
Either black, cyan, magenta, or yellow |
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Martin Rayner
as Doctor Chaotica
© 2025
Either black, cyan, magenta, or yellow |
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Roxann Dawson
as B'Elanna Torres
© 20??
Incentive Box Exclusive
1/1 |
| CT1 |
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Captain Janeway |
CT2 |
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Seven of Nine |
CT3 |
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The Doctor |
| CT4 |
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Tuvok |
CT5 |
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Tom Paris as Captain Proton |
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The Voyager Conspiracy
Also found in Incentive boxes |
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Binder with Promo Card and one 9-pocket page |
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Sealed box and case |
Autograph Cards |
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Jeri Ryan (Canvas)
as Seven of Nine in Star Trek; Picard
© 2024
Incentive Box Exclusive
Scarce |
- |
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Roxann Dawson (Bridge Crew)
as B'Elanna Torres
© 2025
Incentive Box Exclusive
Scarce |
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Dan Butler (Full Bleed)
as Steth
in "Vis à Vis"
© 2025
Incentive Box Exclusive
Scarce |
| - |
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Keegan de Lancie (Bordered)
as Q junior
in "The Q and the Grey" and "Q2"
© 2025
Incentive Box Exclusive
Scarce |
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One Autographed 1/1 Printing Plate Card from the following (either black, cyan, magenta or yellow): |
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Susie Plakson
as Female Q
Voyager Full Bleed
© 2025
1/1 |
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Susie Plakson
as Female Q
Voyager Inscription
© 2025
1/1 |
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Ed Begley, Jr.
as Henry Starling
Voyager Inscription
© 2025
1/1 |
- |
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John de Lancie
as Q
Voyager Full Bleed
© 2025
1/1 |
- |
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Roxann Dawson
as B'Elanna Torres
© 2025
Incentive Box Exclusive
1/1 |
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Keegan de Lancie
as Q junior
Voyager Bordered
© 2025
1/1
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Keegan de Lancie
as Q junior
Voyager Full Bleed
© 2025
1/1
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Keegan de Lancie
as Q junior
Voyager Inscription
© 2025
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Martin Rayner
as Cdr. Chaotica
Voyager Inscription
© 2025
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Suzie Plakson & John de Lancie
as Female Q and Q
Dual Autograph
© 2025
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Keegan de Lancie & John de Lancie
as Q & Q Junior
Dual Autograph
© 2025
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Martin Rayner & Robert Picardo
as Doctor Chaotica & The President of Earth
Dual Autograph
© 2025
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Set of 4 Printing Plates |
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Set of 4 cut color printing plates (black, cyan, magenta, yellow) used to make the front of one base set card |
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Incentive Box |
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General distributon
SEVEN OF NINE
"Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix Zero One. But you may call me Seven of Nine." |
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Philly Show
CAPTAIN KATHRYN JANEWAY
"Our directive: to seek out new worlds and explore space." |
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Binder exclusive
THE DOCTOR
"Please state the nature of the medical emergency." |
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