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Klingon change for season 2?

Yes. DSC rather blatantly tells us that Klingon nationalist unity is inclusive: Voq is granted a top position in the movement, whilst an opponent of unity derides his physical attributes and heritage. This goes pretty well with the one thing about Klingons that stays constant across the centuries: the physical change. Klingons seem to revel in it, experimenting big way in ENT, and then flipping through a wide range of looks in the DSC/TOS/TOS movie era. And then comes DS9 and the concept of honorary Klingon...

Timo Saloniemi
 
And yet somehow couldn't form the shape of them... :shrug:
That seemed to me to just be a cop-out, so that the Founders could never be compared to the rest of the carnal and hedonistic universe.
Odo could form himself into the complex shape of his own bucket.
A phallus would have been (Adult) childsplay for him.
:shifty:
 
The Founder is kinky in no things.
A Conscience Choice, not a Physical Impossibility.

They were just too high and mighty to admit that it was possible, and obviously since they didn't use SEX (in human terms) for reproduction they had no need to.

Laas sought out and found himself a Humanoid Female Mate to shack up with.
I bet they didn't have any problem copulating.
(though they would never have been able to have produced a baby)
 
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I'd love to see at least some Augment Klingons in Season 2 as an acknowledgement that the Klingons of TOS and shown being created by the Levodian flu mutation and cure in ENT still exist and have become an integral part of the Klingon Empire's heirarchy. Legendary warriors with respect and adoration across the Empire such as Kor and Kang have Augment Klingon features in TOS so it's not as if every Klingon and their descendants affected by the Augment virus has been treated as a complete outcast and confined to a corner of the Empire where they can't cause trouble for the ruling Houses. We know they exist and ENT not only confirmed they do but even showed us how they were created to begin with.

Bring on the Augment issue. Show how it still affects internal Klingon politics in this era and how those Klingons have managed to integrate into society while still retaining their power, Houses and honor. Even the somewhat dodgy and less-than-honorable Klingon code of behavior of this time period has to acknowledge that a genetic mutation outside the control of those afflicted by it isn't a reason to cast somebody out of their culture. A Klingon who can still hold a blade is still a Klingon and a warrior.

Yeah, I'd like to see the TOS Klingons featured one way or another.
 
Yaphet (gelatinous Norm McDonald on The Orville) on camera erected a huge dong, although not very penis shaped, when Claire dared to say that they were sexually incompatible.
 
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