I think they should base NuKlingons on George Bush's foreign policy placing them at odds with the Federation policy of non-interference and leave viewers to decide who is good and who is bad...
If they're in the upcoming film, I'd want them to be a mix, or to be specific, I want them to be a people with their own motivations that means that some of them could be willing to ally with our heroes, or some of them will lock horns with them.
This is one thing I don't think they should change. Klingons should be the same Klingons we're used to. The point of divergence at 2233 doesn't change them THAT much, after all.
And as I said, I like Klingons best when they are the good guys. Ever since TNG, they have been the Federation's best allies, and I like them that way. Perhaps the Abramsverse can give that a head start, as it were. Federation and Klingon, uniting against the common Romulan threat.
Oh, and they should stick with the divergence in Klingon appearances - use both hemQuch (the 'real' Klingon appearance) and QuchHa' (the human-looking TOS version) together.
Cannon fodder for the Romulans.
This is one thing I don't think they should change. Klingons should be the same Klingons we're used to. The point of divergence at 2233 doesn't change them THAT much, after all.
And as I said, I like Klingons best when they are the good guys. Ever since TNG, they have been the Federation's best allies, and I like them that way. Perhaps the Abramsverse can give that a head start, as it were. Federation and Klingon, uniting against the common Romulan threat.
Oh, and they should stick with the divergence in Klingon appearances - use both hemQuch (the 'real' Klingon appearance) and QuchHa' (the human-looking TOS version) together.
The point of divergence in 2233 may not have changed them that much, but I bet the destruction of a fleet of 47 Klingon Battlecruisers might.This is one thing I don't think they should change. Klingons should be the same Klingons we're used to. The point of divergence at 2233 doesn't change them THAT much, after all.
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