I don't think I'm alone when I say that Khan is still alive and he guides us today. Anyone care to reinforce me belief?
Does anyone else think Khan lived?
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Theoretically speaking, since both the Enterprise and Reliant sheilds were down...Khan may have been able to transport across to the Enterprise undetected. From there he could have stowed away like Ben Finney and tended to his wounds , whilst the Enterprise was busy with Spock's funeral and repairing their battle damage. Khan could then have shaved his head, put on a cadet uniform and snuck out with the reassigned cadets onto another ship, he could then have made his way to their next destination, perhaps a planet or starbase and started a new life for himself.
But...we saw Khan die, even if his 'I spit my last breathe at thee' was just him passing out... The ship exploded moments later. Khan was in no position to save himself, he'd been crippled by part of the hull collapsing onto him and was severely burned. Although it would be interesting to read a 'what if' novel, it would ruin the dramatic element and 'moby dick' comparisons if Khan was actually alive in the continunity of Star Trek.
But...we saw Khan die, even if his 'I spit my last breathe at thee' was just him passing out... The ship exploded moments later. Khan was in no position to save himself, he'd been crippled by part of the hull collapsing onto him and was severely burned. Although it would be interesting to read a 'what if' novel, it would ruin the dramatic element and 'moby dick' comparisons if Khan was actually alive in the continunity of Star Trek.
I recommend reinforcing by taking a cement bath. 
Yes but, suppose Khan wasn't a human. But the all mighty Flying Spaghetti Monster... haha Just kidding. I think Khan is still alive by reason unknown, I just woke up from a dream and he was communicating with me.
He was reborn as the Genesis Planet.
The instability, and subsequent destruction of said planet, was a result of his final attempt on Kirk's life.
Galactus probably would have eaten him anyways.
The instability, and subsequent destruction of said planet, was a result of his final attempt on Kirk's life.
Galactus probably would have eaten him anyways.
Expo67
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Khan Noonien Singh and his followers are dead. They were all vaporized when the Reliant detonated in the Mutara Nebula.
Now in the altered timeline, he and his followers are still alive and in cryogenic freeze on board the Botany Bay.
Hopefully, Kirk and crew will not come across that bloody killer and his followers a 'second' time.
Now in the altered timeline, he and his followers are still alive and in cryogenic freeze on board the Botany Bay.
Hopefully, Kirk and crew will not come across that bloody killer and his followers a 'second' time.
Don't be such a herbert, man.
He's not only really dead, he's really most sincerely dead.
Repeat after me. It's. Just. A. Movie.
It's. Just. A. Movie.
Expo67
Captain
Better to be a herbert than one of the late Dr. Sevrin's ill-fated followers.
It may be sincere, but Death is not the end. It is only the beginning.
True it is only a movie. Nevertheless, it is considered to be the best Star Trek movie in the first six original series films. or seven if you count the prequel re-boot.
It is not just a movie, it is CLEARLY a documentary about space travel in the 1800's led by President Lincoln, the KKK, the Muppets, and the Illuminati. The documentary reveals that "Genesis" is really the captured spirit of Jesus Christ infused with adamantium taken from Wolverine's skeleton. It is also shown that Spock is vulnerable to radiation. What a shock.
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