Death to next movie villain.

[Vanyel]

Saavik: I love you.

Spock: That is most logical.

 

[F. King Daniel]

In all seriousness, I think it would be great if the next villain actually succeeds and gets away with it. We didn't have that since Empire Strikes Back.

Didn't Nero do that? Yeah he wanted to blow up Earth and the Federation, but first and foremost was getting revenge on Spock. And he got two Spocks to watch their world die at the same time! Double win! And one of them saw their mother die just before! Triple win!

 

[The_Baroness]

Past protagonists demises.

Doesn't protagonist mean 'goodies'?

 

[JarodRussell]

In all seriousness, I think it would be great if the next villain actually succeeds and gets away with it. We didn't have that since Empire Strikes Back.

Didn't Nero do that? Yeah he wanted to blow up Earth and the Federation, but first and foremost was getting revenge on Spock. And he got two Spocks to watch their world die at the same time! Double win! And one of them saw their mother die just before! Triple win!

Didn't get that vibe. They were all cheery and happy at the end like nothing happened anyway.

 

[Satyrquaze]

He walks into a turboshaft sans turbolift.

Isn't that how Dr. Pulaski died?

 

[Navigator_NCC2120]

During battle, thrown into a pit with Klingon targhs with laser beams attached to their heads. After being fried and cut up, the villain survives by having his mind transfered into a computer, with body being held in stasis in a transporter loop. He returns for a sequel.

^
This!

Dr. Evil is that you?

Or death by chocolate (with mint frosting) !

Or death by turning into white dehydrated powder like the crew of the USS Exeter did in TOS episode "The Omega Glory".


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[Epsilon IX]

How's about having to pay a hefty fine, then having to do a week's worth of community service.

 

[exalted one]

See Doctor Who episode "Human Nature / The Family of Blood" for an exemplary case of some really terrible and scary villain non-deaths. That would totally work.

 

[T'Girl]

How's about having to pay a hefty fine, then having to do a week's worth of community service.

Proceded of course by years of court proceedings, motions, alternate jurist replacements, appeals, dna evidence, maybe a car chase, ...

 

[Nerd unRage]

I say a Spartacus still type of death but that would be un-Trek.

 

[Vanyel]

How's about having to pay a hefty fine, then having to do a week's worth of community service.

Proceded of course by years of court proceedings, motions, alternate jurist replacements, appeals, dna evidence, maybe a car chase, ...

...find him not guilty. Starfleet can sue for damages which would cause him to sell all his stuff, but remarkably still have enough money for numerous trips to Risa. Then have him arrested on a different charge years later and give him an unusually long sentence.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Or death by chocolate (with mint frosting) !

On a cellular peptide cake.

 

[Epsilon IX]

How's about having to pay a hefty fine, then having to do a week's worth of community service.

^Or more likely just a slap on the wrist and a trip to Disneyworld given what we see of the Federation's justice system, where the punishment for murdering someone was being sent to your room!

 

[Python Trek]

Death by restoration to the original timeline where the villian no longer exists

We have a winner!

 

[Satyrquaze]

I would think transporters wouldn't allow that to happen. I mean, they have to displace air and other material to operate.

Federation transporters would probably not allow that.

 

[Navigator_NCC2120]

Or death by chocolate (with mint frosting) !

On a cellular peptide cake.

Bingo!


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