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I imagine starships in Starfleet all have some sort of reasons why they were built and since the Dominion War was going, Batch 1 Prometheus could be rush builds. The ship seemed pretty tanky without the MVAM activated, so I would assume the non-MVAM Prometheus were powerful ships and the MVAM in...

Third Perhaps (for the reply), the Prometheus was Batch 0 and the rest of the ships were not MVAM equipped, making them easier to produce. I don't see the non-NX Protostars being equipped with the same engine like the original Protostar due to what happened. Probably the second Protostar maybe...

Territorial is much too calm of a word. I imagine there wasn't a need to have to a digital vault of all the VFX works from the previous series especially ones from 20+ years ago. Perhaps if CBS/Paramount had an in-house VFX company or a production company devoted to Star Trek. Second Perhaps...

Not really, it will be like the 1950s Science Fiction films that everyone talks about wanting to see, but when it comes down to it, they will read about it or watch clips after current era production staff will put Easter eggs about them in a show. (Edited for spelling)

At this point, just say fuck it and drink your White Russian.

Or they are not related at all.

SNW Enterprise, TUC Enterprise, NEM Enterprise, PIC Stargazer/Titan

I believe it

I used to contribute a lot to Memory Beta, the Babylon 5 Wiki, and the Honorverse Wiki but with MB and B5, I had admins who would change details because of their own personal agendas. It became agitating that you would put in so much work just for some admin to change it or revert it on a whim...

Possibly several people with the name Shran and Kirk that served in Starfleet.

Especially after TNG season 4, registries were seen as chronological. Even today, US naval hull numbers sometimes jump around due to paper plans that don't go beyond the initial plans, but still retain the hull number. That is what I imagined for some of the registry irregularities and Starfleet...

That is old info. Prior to October 2022, Kael and Thomas Marrone announced they were able to use past games' designs. Since then they have came out with two fighter pets, the Valkyrie based on Star Trek Invasion's Valkyrie and the Kodai based on the Star Trek Shattered Mirror's Wraith.

Given that the early Ambassadors were NCC-10xxx, it would be nice to flesh out that early 2320s Ambassador-style Tech. Other classes with registries in that range were the Hokule'a and Wambundu. Though there are a couple of California ships with that early registries, I wonder if the...

Perhaps the Jein Class was the 2401 update to the Dominion War era Curiosity Class.

I agree that the Apollo Class was not the SS T'Pau and the Ibn Majid's class. There is the nebula-ized Ambassador that has floating around that my head canon more aligns with. There is the USS Apollo NCC-30000, which would imply that the Apollo-class USS Apollo NCC-10xxxx was not in service a...

Bernd did bring up a theory that I haven't thought about. What if the lower than 1700 ships where Sombra or at least started off as Sombra?

Isn't that the general consensus for the TNG and beyond when they showed new ships? The only real outliers were the blink and you miss background ships, and the Defiant.

The Nova and Steamrunner were assets from Eaglemoss.

TWOK was a reintroduction of the TOS crew in the same vein that TMP was. Just with maroon monsters and militarization. To the OP, my TOS reboot will have James R. Kirk.

You forgot that the The Wrath of Khan was a soft-reboot as well.