News Klingon Changes For Season Two of Star Trek: Discovery

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In the second season of Star Trek: Discovery, viewers will see a new look for the Klingons. TrekMovie was in attendance at...

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[Vger23]

Hmmm....you don't say?

 

[Nerys Myk]

Otto is a little slow.

 

[T'Bonz]

You try finding news daily.

 

[Nerys Myk]

You try finding news daily.

Trevor Noah does it!!!!!!

 

[Vger23]

You try finding news daily.

News has been coming fast and furious these days!!

 

[T'Bonz]

Tell me about it. Usually I do news M-F. Last week it was M-Sunday. :/

I have the liability of being a one-[wo]man shop and not being based in L.A. like my competitors.

 

[Vger23]

Tell me about it. Usually I do news M-F. Last week it was M-Sunday. :/

I have the liability of being a one-[wo]man shop and not being based in L.A. like my competitors.

This is still the best online Star Trek presence on the interwebs...not even a competition, so thank you.

 

[Lt. Tyler]

And yet another change in the Klingons appearences. This series is turning into such a joke now. Enough is enough.

 

[YellowSubmarine]

‘In the first season, it was about the hair when it came to the Klingons. “There is this whole thing with hair and ritual and unification that was very much in the forefront of our mind when we [were] designing,” said Hetrick.”’

Don't know who Glenn Hetrick is, but he's definitely trolling.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

I'm intrigued by this.

 

[Awesome Possum]

If you read the interviews with him and the other designers, they made an effort to make each Klingon and more importantly each house unique. You really see this in the armor they wear. I think what he means is that we're going to see the Klingons start heading towards a single vision since that's what T'Kuvma and his followers wanted. His whole goal was to unite the houses and L'Rell's motivation in siding with Starfleet was to do this and prevent them from dying in endless wars between the houses.

The face design is probably going to stay the same, I'm not sure why they would change that since they seem happy with it. The armor changes would be due to the story, showing how the Klingons became the empire that we've come to know.

 

[Vger23]

And yet another change in the Klingons appearences. This series is turning into such a joke now. Enough is enough.

Let's start writing strongly worded letters to CBS!!!! The line must be drawn HERE!!!!!

 

[Vger23]

If you read the interviews with him and the other designers, they made an effort to make each Klingon and more importantly each house unique. You really see this in the armor they wear. I think what he means is that we're going to see the Klingons start heading towards a single vision since that's what T'Kuvma and his followers wanted. His whole goal was to unite the houses and L'Rell's motivation in siding with Starfleet was to do this and prevent them from dying in endless wars between the houses.

The face design is probably going to stay the same, I'm not sure why they would change that since they seem happy with it. The armor changes would be due to the story, showing how the Klingons became the empire that we've come to know.

That's exactly how I read it as well.

 

[Ronald Held]

So by the last season of DSC, we see QuchHa' Klingons?

 

[Tuskin38]

‘In the first season, it was about the hair when it came to the Klingons. “There is this whole thing with hair and ritual and unification that was very much in the forefront of our mind when we [were] designing,” said Hetrick.”’

Don't know who Glenn Hetrick is, but he's definitely trolling.

He's the lead makeup designer.

While this didn't show up on screen, it was probably part of the internal story.