..but they're also not as disliked as Neelix or Kes or have you not noticed? You said it yourself, how it's not easy being a fan of a character that's an underdog. Another example: I don't mind Jar Jar Binks but I'm well aware how much he's hated, so I don't expect any stories to be told about him because he's not profitable. Companies have to go by what makes them money because if they're going to spend it on resourses to create the book, they need returns to pay for what they put into it to create it. You claim to work in the music industry, you should know this. Bands or artists that don't turn a profit get dropped from the label.In other words...what...they should put the Voyager continuity in an alternate timeline where they never returned home and Kes never left? (confused)
Seriously, I was hoping for a bit more than just "put everything back the way it was"...like, how they would credibly do so.
Not exactly.
They could have Voyager and it's crew as some sort of Elite Force in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants where they could be assigned to certain important or dangerous missions. All that would take place some time after "Endgame". Of course it would be possible to include Kes, Neelix and Tuvok in the crew as well.
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The under lying motivation behind doing that would be profit.
Character's like Neelix & Kes aren't big enough fan favorites.
Due to it, there's no profit to be made from them.
So a writer or publisher isn't going to print a story they don't feel they get a return on. It costs money to print a book. A company has to make that money back from the books sales.
But in that case, why are they including characters like Rand, Chekov, Uhura, Nurse Chapel LaForge, Nog, Rom, Jake Sisko and some others in the books? They aren't as popular as Spock, Kirk, Picard, Kira and Riker.
And I do think that the Voager fans rather read about Neelix, Tuvok and Kes than characters who weren't in the TV series.
Due to Voyager having an open ended finale, fans do what to know more progressive stories about Voyager, rather than flashback ones. You just have a very different outlook than most. That's not necessarly a bad thing, if you're aware of it but it's the result of being a fan of a character that's unfortunately an underdog.