When characters have (willingly) donated parts of themselves.

[Bornin1980something]

How many times in the franchise have characters (major or minor) literally donated parts of their own bodies willingly, out of love?
It seems like a natural part of the Star Trek ethos, but I can only think of two such instances, both in Voyager:
Phage
Kes donates a lung to Neelix.
Imperfection
Icheb donates a cortical note to Seven.

Are there any more?

 

[Vger23]

Kirk donated his awesomeness to everyone within 5 parsecs of wherever he was.

Does that count?

 

[Farscape One]

Kira carried Keiko's fetus when she was injured, so she essentially donated her womb for the duration of the pregnancy.

Would that count?


And Spock donated blood to Sarek during the heart surgery.

 

[Bornin1980something]

Thanks, I had thought about the blood donation, but I never before thought of the surrogate pregnancy that way.
Any more?

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Worf donated a nice big fat "go fuck yourself and die" to the Romulan in "The Defector".

 

[at Quark's]

Odo donated a drop for research.

He insisted on getting it back though.

 

[Bornin1980something]

Odo donated a drop for research.

He insisted on getting it back though.

When?

 

[Tosk]

The baby Changeling donated its entire being to Odo, restoring him to his true self.

When?

When It Rains...

 

[fireproof78]

When It Rains...

That's odd...does it rain often on the space station?

 

[Bornin1980something]

The baby Changeling donated its entire being to Odo, restoring him to his true self.


When It Rains...

Thanks. What was the episode with the baby changeling?

 

[Tosk]

The Begotten

 

[Oddish]

B'Elanna gave a bit of neural tissue to help Denara get better in "Lifesigns".

 

[Bornin1980something]

What about guest characters?

 

[at Quark's]

What about guest characters?

Does Sim (clone of Trip) count as a guest character?
Sim ultimately agrees to be sacrificed for Trip, even if that was what he was created for in the first place and he wouldn't have lived very long even if he weren't sacrificed.

 

[Bornin1980something]

Does Sim (clone of Trip) count as a guest character?
Sim ultimately agrees to be sacrificed for Trip, even if that was what he was created for in the first place and he wouldn't have lived very long even if he weren't sacrificed.

Probably, but I think he was coerced.

 

[Oddish]

Has there been an episode about clones created where the clones weren't envisioned as "6th Day" copies of the original, i.e. knowledge and personality duplicated as well as appearance?

But coerced or not, Sim should count.

 

[Jinn]

Not canon, but this immediately came to mind:

Spoiler: Lower Decks comic series

When the main characters accidentally create a sentient hologram of Dracula they end up donating some of their blood to him. Via hypospray, not via bite. It was all very cute.

 

[Tosk]

But coerced or not, Sim should count.

The thread title has the word 'willingly' in it. Any donation made that was forced upon the donor doesn't count.
Otherwise, Tuvix is on the list.

 

[Bornin1980something]

The thread title has the word 'willingly' in it. Any donation made that was forced upon the donor doesn't count.
Otherwise, Tuvix is on the list.

That is correct.

 

[somebuddyX]

Kira carried Keiko's fetus when she was injured, so she essentially donated her womb for the duration of the pregnancy.

Would that count?.

That's the only one I could think of.