Perhaps someone can do a better job, but it would be interesting to see how they look with some hair
The New Klingons
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Perhaps someone can do a better job, but it would be interesting to see how they look with some hair
I hope they change more than just their look. I always found TNG era Klingons idiotic. They couldn't cross a street without some elaborate ritual otherwise their family would be dishonored.
I hope they are as psychically menacing and scary as Kelvin timeline Klingons.
I hope they are as psychically menacing and scary as Kelvin timeline Klingons.
Yes. I haaaaaaate those stupid HONNNOOOUUUUURRRRRRR Klingons. In ENT, they explain that it's the Warrior Caste taking over, which I actually liked in terms of in-universe wanky explanations.
My take is that they are priests and monks like Kevin Wolff said, or this is ceremonial garb.
Like T'Kuvma's makeup, though it might make things more clean cut than some people here seem to want(I think it;s up to the actor to use obstacles to his advantage and character definition).
The other Klingons(and possibly slave races) not so much. But its diverse.
Like T'Kuvma's makeup, though it might make things more clean cut than some people here seem to want(I think it;s up to the actor to use obstacles to his advantage and character definition).
The other Klingons(and possibly slave races) not so much. But its diverse.
My head canon has always been that we encountered almost entirely a kind of military nobility, a chivalry and honour obsessed Knight class similar to that which existed in England in the time of Edward III.
There's no way Klingon society could function if they were all like that.
It would be nice to see other facets of Klingon culture.
They're obviously engaged in some ceremony. It's possible that the calling of these Klingons' hearts is religious.
I'll show myself out....
I'll show myself out....
If you're referring to the Kahless from TOS's "The Savage Curtain", then that would be a correct statement. If you're referring to Kahless from TNG's "Rightful Heir", then he would have been created in the image of his own DNA from that little dagger they had at the monastery, indicating how Klingons of that time looked. These new Klingons are hopefully from before that, or a different branch species entirely. Still liking/banking on "proto-Klingons", kind of like the Mintakans/proto-Vulcans from "Who Watches the Watchers?"
I like this, actually - kind of an "Ancient Aliens" POV for Klingons? Call Giorgio Tsoukalos - he may do a cameo!
Wasn't there a myth that Worf mentioned how the Klingons killed their gods? Could "killed" imply "banished" on this sarcophagus ship? Curiouser and curiouser...
I assume this is going to be pretty anticlimactic. Ancient people are known for having ancient technology. So I suppose waking "ancient Klingons" can't be very dangerous, right?
(I'm tired of the "ancient danger" trope in media)
(I'm tired of the "ancient danger" trope in media)
They do look interesting. Menacing.
I think the costumes help with the menace.
Heh...true. No passive-aggressively euphemistic side stepping from them, among all others.I'm pretty sure when Klingons kill you end up very dead.
Which is why the Mummy is being rebooted?
Maybe they are undead Klingons? Or that Stargate/Star Trek crossover I've been waiting for.
Wraiths??
Why does their armor need those spikes? Is it so the audience isn't confused that they are "bad guys"?
Why does their armor need those spikes? Is it so the audience isn't confused that they are "bad guys"?
It is spike so they have more ways to hurt their enemies
They're a sub-species of Klingons called Pohr'Q'pynS.
Why does their armor need those spikes? Is it so the audience isn't confused that they are "bad guys"?
Has Star Trek ever featured a really nasty alien race as villains that looked... quite pretty and friendly?
Maybe Trek needs a giggleing Dolores Umbridge villain.
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