Xindi in 24th?

[GalaxyClass1701]

Rewatching ENT season 3 just got me thinking if we will see any Xindi characters in any upcoming books.

I'm pretty sure they are part of the Federation so I'd like to see a Xindi star fleet officer.

 

[DS9forever]

As far as I know, only one Xindi character has appeared in the 24th century ST literature - Admiral Magodin, a Xindi-Reptilian, in the "Meet with Triumph and Disaster" short story in The Sky's the Limit.

 

[GalaxyClass1701]

Thanks I have to read that.

For some reason I want to see a Xindi Insectoid Starfleet member.

 

[Captain Clark Terrell]

IIRC, the insectoid variant lives only a short time. Probably not the most ideal Starfleet officer unless they found a way around that problem.

--Sran

 

[Relayer1]

IIRC, the insectoid variant lives only a short time. Probably not the most ideal Starfleet officer unless they found a way around that problem.

--Sran

Stick 'em in security

 

[REDrake]

IIRC, the insectoid variant lives only a short time. Probably not the most ideal Starfleet officer unless they found a way around that problem.

--Sran

Stick 'em in security

Or as bartenders. I always thought bartenders are some of the most interesting characters on Star Trek ships or stations.
Starting with that Klingon cook from DS9, obviously.

 

[Captain Clark Terrell]

^I could see that not ending well. The Animal Rights groups of the twenty fourth century start bitching because giant flies are being swatted all over the Alpha Quadrant and civil war ensues.

--Sran

 

[GalaxyClass1701]

IIRC, the insectoid variant lives only a short time. Probably not the most ideal Starfleet officer unless they found a way around that problem.

--Sran

It's Star Trek they will think of something

 

[Stevil2001]

As far as I know, only one Xindi character has appeared in the 24th century ST literature - Admiral Magodin, a Xindi-Reptilian, in the "Meet with Triumph and Disaster" short story in The Sky's the Limit.

Quick correction-- Svaath Magodin is not a member of Starfleet, but the Federation Secretary of Science and Space Exploration. She fulfilled my threefold desire to depict: 1) a Xindi in the 24th century 2) a non-evil Reptilian (she probably still eats live mice, though) and 3) a female Xindi (seriously, there's only one canonical one).

 

[The Wormhole]

3) a female Xindi (seriously, there's only one canonical one).

Only one is seen, however Degra was mentioned to have a wife and daughter, and Commander Dolim was said to have a daughter. Which presumably means he has (or had) a wife, unless there's Reptilian mating habits differ from most other species in the Trekverse...

 

[Christopher]

What was the one Xindi female we saw? Was it one of the Aquatics?

 

[The Wormhole]

What was the one Xindi female we saw? Was it one of the Aquatics?

Indeed. Kiaphet Amman'sor of the Ibix Dynasty, Aquatic representative on the Council.

 

[Stevil2001]

3) a female Xindi (seriously, there's only one canonical one).

Only one is seen, however Degra was mentioned to have a wife and daughter, and Commander Dolim was said to have a daughter. Which presumably means he has (or had) a wife, unless there's Reptilian mating habits differ from most other species in the Trekverse...

Right-- I spoke overhastily. Only one canonical on-screen one.

Seriously, a whole season about the Xindi and only one woman! And the women we hear about are just storytelling crutches for the men. Ten people hanging out on the Xindi Council, and nine of them are dudes.

 

[Therin of Andor]

Ten people hanging out on the Xindi Council, and nine of them are dudes.

I just bet the Xindi avians were all female.

 

[Stevil2001]

That's why the Xindi are all pissed off-- they genocided (gendercided?) all their women.

 

[bryce]

Speaking of Enterprise races in the 24th - and even 23rd - centuries...are there any Suliban in the Trek novels set in those time periods!?

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

^ There's mention of some Suliban settling on the planet Tiburon (in Titan's "The Red King") but I'm not aware of any other appearances.

 

[Idran]

Speaking of Enterprise races in the 24th - and even 23rd - centuries...are there any Suliban in the Trek novels set in those time periods!?

A Suliban member of the DTI plays a fairly significant role in Watching the Clock.

 

[Captain Clark Terrell]

Speaking of Enterprise races in the 24th - and even 23rd - centuries...are there any Suliban in the Trek novels set in those time periods!?

From Memory Beta:

Prior to 2379, several Suliban had settled on Tiburon and were later joined by several Vanoben. The Tiburons themselves did not mix with the Suliban settlers. (TTN novel: The Red King)

--Sran

 

[Lt. Cheka Wey]

Speaking of Enterprise races in the 24th - and even 23rd - centuries...are there any Suliban in the Trek novels set in those time periods!?

Sulibans look cool and they are awesome.