Best and Worst Voyager villain

[marlboro]

Top Three:

Annorax
Seska
Think Tank

Least favorite: none are springing to mind at the moment

Favorite Race: Vidiian
Least favorite: Kazon. I just can't past the stupid hair. The Malon and B'omar deserve (dis)honorable mention, too.

 

[Discofan]

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Favorite Race: Vidiian
Least favorite: Kazon. I just can't past the stupid hair. The Malon and B'omar deserve (dis)honorable mention, too.

The B'omar were really pitiful comedic villains. Seven just passed through them like they weren't there!

 

[Refuge]

For me I didn't like the brutality of the Hirogen but they truly scared me when we first saw them. They toyed with Tuvok and Seven and were about to slowly kill Tuvok so the female (Seven) could see. They tortured the lone Species 8472.

They had light and shade though, example, the one Seven met in Tsunkatse.

I also appreciate 'Voyager' gave us the Vidiians. Our sympathies could well have been with them for their suffering and Denara was actually quite lovely, but I look back at the episode 'Faces' where Durst was killed and his face put on Sulan. It is actually one of the more repulsively horrific moments in Voyager.

It also creeps me out that in Deadlock the Vidiians move in for the kill.

 

[Discofan]

If we're to believe Kurros of the Think Tank, the Vidiians were cured of their illness (although, after they refused to pay the agreed-upon price they gave them back the disease and worsened its effects!!!)...

 

[Mage]

Best: Either Seska or Henry Starling.
Worst: Either the Kazon or the Malon. Which sucks, because the concepts for both were very interesting. Especially the Kazon. But the excecution was just so flawed.....

Overrated: Definatly Species 8472.

 

[Discofan]

Most bizarre Villains: The aliens from "Waking Moments"

I'll never understand how these people can even function, they manage to feed and clothe themselves, yet they seem to know nothing about the "waking world". Who does that to them? Plus I didn't see any kids, women or old people among them? How do they even reproduce?

This episode like quite a few on Voyager left a lot of unanswered questions, unanswerable even and that's likely why they never even attempted to.

 

[Six of Twelve]

I don't see the Malon as villains at all. Granted, Voyager didn't get off on the right foot with them, but I think that Emck and Vrelk were just bad apples who weren't examples of typical members of their species.

In Juggernaut, Vesek and Pelk were much more sympathetic characters and the episode fleshed them out, so that they weren't one-note characters that Emck and Vrelk were.

I especially liked the interactions between Vesek and B'Elanna during this episode, where she changes her opinion of Vesek, if not his species, by the end of the episode. One can't blame B'Elanna at the beginning of the episode for her rudeness to Vesek, after having to deal with Emck and Vrelk, but Vesek showed her that all Malon aren't alike.

I never understood why they didn't have her tell him about the waste recycling solution that was rejected by Emck, as I think that Vesek would have surely been more receptive to it.

However, I fixed that in the fan fiction story I wrote about this very thing.

 

[STEPhon IT]

The Kazons always felt to me like a rushed job, poorly developed baddie, and what's the deal with these producers feel the only way a woman can be strong is when she's challenged by a man or men??? I thought the misstep were having the Kazon male dominant, I thought a different approach would be to have them more female ruling. More in the Commander Sela type of adversary, cunning, calculating and very charming.

 

[tomalak301]

I too forgot about the Clown, but I still think Starling is a better villain. The Thaw is one of my favorite episodes of the series though.

 

[Discofan]

There was that Villain, I am not sure he even got a name, that put everyone in a delusional state. He would have destroyed the ship if not for kes' mental powers, everybody else was helpless when she saved the day.

 

[Refuge]

There was that Villain, I am not sure he even got a name, that put everyone in a delusional state. He would have destroyed the ship if not for kes' mental powers, everybody else was helpless when she saved the day.

Yes, he/it was creepy. I just looked it up. He was a Bothan. (Persistence of Vision).

 

[Prax]

That guy was an evil bastard.

 

[Triskelion]

Maybe not the best, but one of my favorite villains were the Pralor, the robots of Prototype. They were completely ruthless and unredeemable. Just mindless killing machines with no sense of life vs inanimate material. But without the horror show, moral disturbancy, or seizure-inducing strobe FX of other episodes.

But my favorite antagonist had to be Seven of Nine.

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

Best: Seska
Worst: Borg

 

[Discofan]

How about the pitcher plant and the macro viruses? Those were original, non-humanoid, very effective Villains.

 

[Refuge]

Every time I go to this page and see that - it's just perfect 'villain'!

 

[Horta]

I like Phlox!

 

[Discofan]

I like Phlox!

But how do you rate him as a villain?

 

[Horta]

But how do you rate him as a villain?

An entertaining one, lol.

 

[Prax]

The Phlox on Voyager? I know there was one, but I don't remember which episode or what species he was.