Non-Trek aliens you'd like to see in the Trekverse?

[Dick_Valentine]

Scarrans have no redeeming features it seems so I can imagine them teaming up with the Dominion to try and take over the Alpha Quadrant but then descending into treachery and infighting.

I can also imagine, because I'm sad like that, their hot breath torture thing being enough to make a changeling revert to goo form so its not like they'll have to defer if they don't want to.

But of course the meeting I'd like to see more than anything is a Borg Cube meeting a Dalek Saucer.
Not that I'd rate the Borg's chances too much since the Daleks wiped the floor with their kindred, the Cybermen

 

[Pauln6]

I've already done a Youtube comic book story featuring aliens from Babylon 5 to name a few. When I can find the time I intend to rip off a few other franchises too.

 

[Stoek]

Cybertronians

 

[The Wormhole]

Cybertronians

Perhaps Cybertron was the machine planet V'Ger visited?

 

[Sean Aaron]

-Jar Jar Binks (just so that we can launch him out a torpedo tube)

The Goon-gans get my vote as well. Imagine the hilarity of a meeting between space-faring Gungans and the Children of Tama ("Darmok") or the Pakleds. I expect the Gungans would send the first communications and we'd be treated to minutes of both parties staring at each other incomprehensibly.

I always whatever happened to the greys.

Barash by Therin of Andor, on Flickr

From TNG's "Future Imperfect".

Didn't they also abduct Amelia Erhardt and co. in Voyager's "The 37s?"

 

[The Wormhole]

^^That was the Briori. We don't know what they look like.

 

[Sean Aaron]

^^That was the Briori. We don't know what they look like.

Do we know what Barash's race was called? They could have been the same guys, couldn't they?

 

[The Wormhole]

^^That was the Briori. We don't know what they look like.

Do we know what Barash's race was called? They could have been the same guys, couldn't they?

Barash's species is nameless, in fact only referred to as Barash's species on Memory Alpha. There is no reason to assume they are the Briori, however. After all, the Briori are confirmed to be a Delta Quadrant race. And while we know they could definately reach the Alpha Quadrant, that alone is not proof that Barash is a Briori. Barash could easily have been from any quadrant, even the Alpha.

 

[Sean Aaron]

Barash could easily have been from any quadrant, even the Alpha.

But there's nothing to say he isn't one either. Does Whitley Strieber exist in the Trekverse? If so I'm sure he could answer the question definitively.

 

[The Wormhole]

How about "Space is large and not everyone is related?"

Besides, on what grounds do you claim Barash is a Briori?

 

[Deimos Anomaly]

Kryptonians could sure stir things up a bit.

Cybermen and Xenomorphs have already been said.

For shits and giggles: Orks. Waaaaaagh!

Oh, and Hutts. Those dastardly muthas would have the Ferengi run crying into the Federation's arms in no time. Either that or become their greatest ally.

 

[Pauln6]

Taelons.

 

[Sandoval]

Clangers.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

on what grounds do you claim Barash is a Briori?

It's definitely not an a briori argument.

 

[Pauln6]

Clangers.

Didn't we already have clangers in that Halloween episode with Syvlia and Korob? Would ahve been great if instead of the Crystalline Entity, the Iron Chicken went on a rampage.

 

[Newton]

This:

Yes, I know I'm terrible at Photoshop.

 

[TiberiusMaximus]

on what grounds do you claim Barash is a Briori?

It's definitely not an a briori argument.

Owwww...that hurts, it really hurts...

I'd like to see the Dominion take on the Scarrans - though I think it would be more interesting if it was the Dominion that was transplanted into the Farscape universe, not the other way around.

As I mentioned in the Stargate thread, I want to see Klingons versus Wraith.

Also the Dominion vs. the Goa'uld.

 

[Lonemagpie]

Obviously the Daleks.

Xenomorphs.

Vortigaunts

 

[sbk1234]

Superman

 

[Anika Hanson]

The mimbari, the vorlon, G'kar's people (forgot their name).