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Cheron
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He got sensitive about his age and started dyeing it
Virgil of Cheron by Ian McLean, on Flickr
If one has such a striking complexion, dying one's hair to match seems a sensible fashionable option.
The Mego Cheronian had a hooded jumpsuit that wasn't the canonical grey.
#316 by Ian McLean, on Flickr
Was it better than Jean Luc Picard pretending to be French?
You know Ian, and please don't take this the wrong way, but you were the first person I thought of when we saw the naked Andorian in the honeymoon suite.
Virgil of Cheron by Ian McLean, on Flickr
If one has such a striking complexion, dying one's hair to match seems a sensible fashionable option.
The Mego Cheronian had a hooded jumpsuit that wasn't the canonical grey.
#316 by Ian McLean, on Flickr
You know Ian, and please don't take this the wrong way, but you were the first person I thought of when we saw the naked Andorian in the honeymoon suite.
Ha! I actually backtracked to check what I thought I'd seen!
And it was the same actor as Mr Linus in "Discovery"! (David Benjamin Tomlinson.)
David Benjamin Tomlinson as an Andorian by Ian McLean, on Flickr
I thought that they were subtly canonizing the four genders from the novels.
I thought that they were subtly canonizing the four genders from the novels.
That's what I thought! I was like wait.. WAIT!!
Missed opportunity there. He should have been nekkid.
So Andorians have smooth bulges down below? No wonder Shran was always so cranky!Ha! I actually backtracked to check what I thought I'd seen!
And it was the same actor as Mr Linus in "Discovery"! (David Benjamin Tomlinson.)
David Benjamin Tomlinson as an Andorian by Ian McLean, on Flickr
I mean she's an Antedean so you know she lays her eggs then she leaves and then you release your fertiliser.
Leslie Fish had some theories on this:
Andorian reproduction explained by Leslie Fish by Ian McLean, on Flickr
Honestly, that the TOS Cherons had such run-of-the-mill plain brown hair never really seemed right to me. With that drastic of a difference beteen skin tones, it feels like their hair color should match the color of the underlying skin better, like a shaved cat.
Maybe they were the ones who colored their hair, or modified their genes. Or perhaps it can go either way (hair color matches skin, or doesn't)
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He was probably a few millenia younger than Bele or Loki.
I assume as they age, their hair color goes Mono.
Ironic retcon--Cheron didn't actually destroy itself in war, it was assimilated by the Borg. As the Borg turn all their assimilated Borg into a pale skin of color, the assimilated Cheronians no longer had a reason to hate each other (not that they could as they were controlled by the Collective now).
Why would the Borg abandon Cheron afterwards? Spock saw the destruction.
In ST: First Contact we saw the Borg remained and colonized worlds they assimilated.
In sector 31. A Cheron name Virgin. This is not related to Star Trek
and in related Star Trek new character
science fiction story
he doesn't own any copy right to my knowledge
It also said that it is a crossover
Me: trying to let people
know about the Cheron people
In this story I found they separated it a couple of times
under the word Virgil
year 2024 sector 31 was or wasn't was invented by then
and in related Star Trek new character
science fiction story
he doesn't own any copy right to my knowledge
It also said that it is a crossover
Me: trying to let people
know about the Cheron people
In this story I found they separated it a couple of times
under the word Virgil
year 2024 sector 31 was or wasn't was invented by then
Welcome to the board, @sherver.
I just read your post, but I’m having trouble understanding it. You said it’s not about Star Trek, but then you mentioned Virgil, the Cheron from the Star Trek movie Section 31. After that, you talked about copyright and a crossover – but I’m not sure what is crossing over with what. You also mentioned something being separated, but I didn’t understand that part either.
Maybe English is not your first language, or maybe the idea is a bit complex. Would you mind rewriting your message in a simpler way or explaining a bit more? I’d really like to understand your point or points better.
Thanks!
Like always. I've always studied the CHERON
and I read the no time like the past
Capt. James T Kirk and seven
had finally ranched chapter in 16
where they finally find the CHERON
and in this part of the chapter
they had an underground
Elevator charge them to an underground bunker. The elevator discharge them to an underground bunker
occupied by security forces a small chapel, which appeared to be built
into the foundations offering comfort and sanctaury to several of the letter who sheltered together in hopes of delivery.
NO TIME LIKE THE PAST
I'll leave you with you guys with the rest of it so you can read it for yourselves
The TOS episode, "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" established that the natives of the planet Cheron had become extinct as a result of a planetary-scale war between its two racial factions, with Bele and Lokai being the last remaining members of that species, in the process of killing each other. Without contradicting what was shown in that episode, Virgil's existence here implies that at least some other members of that species managed to leave Cheron before the war reached its end, meaning they*re only functionally extinct.
I do not claim anything. I'm just pointing things out
and I read the no time like the past
Capt. James T Kirk and seven
had finally ranched chapter in 16
where they finally find the CHERON
and in this part of the chapter
they had an underground
Elevator charge them to an underground bunker. The elevator discharge them to an underground bunker
occupied by security forces a small chapel, which appeared to be built
into the foundations offering comfort and sanctaury to several of the letter who sheltered together in hopes of delivery.
NO TIME LIKE THE PAST
I'll leave you with you guys with the rest of it so you can read it for yourselves
The TOS episode, "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" established that the natives of the planet Cheron had become extinct as a result of a planetary-scale war between its two racial factions, with Bele and Lokai being the last remaining members of that species, in the process of killing each other. Without contradicting what was shown in that episode, Virgil's existence here implies that at least some other members of that species managed to leave Cheron before the war reached its end, meaning they*re only functionally extinct.
I do not claim anything. I'm just pointing things out
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