Which races would you have liked to see more of in Star Trek?

[Gingerbread Demon]

What races in Star Trek would you have liked to have seen a bit more of and learned about?

For me the Tholians, Trek used them a little bit but we never really learned a whole lot about them beyond the short times we had seen them in the various series from TOS to even Enterprise, I don't think they ever appeared in TNG or Voyager. The Iconians also would have been interesting to learn about.

 

[Alexander Corrino]

The Sheliak! They're my favorites. I love how they're utterly impressed by Jean-Luc's tendency to throw pompous speeches around.

 

[at Quark's]

The Borg, the Klingons and the Humans.

 

[1001001]

The Antarian Trans-Stellar Rally.

 

[Annorax849]

Tholians definitely. SNW and Lower Decks are both good opportunities to use them yet they still haven't.

In terms of one-shot aliens I'd like to see again: Conspiracy Aliens, Kelvans, Voth. Sheliak too, though I also like the idea of a large power near the UFP that just never ever wants to interact with anyone else, positive or negative.

 

[Citiprime]

Bolians.

I always wanted to learn more about them beyond them being blue people.

Also, Tzenkethi and the Breen. Although, I wonder if the more you explain about the Breen, the less it works. Their entire thing is being mysterious people in encounter suits.

 

[DarKush]

I agree with a lot of the ones, others have listed, but I'll still just give my list:
Tzenkethi, Jarada, Tholians, Kelvans, Sheliak, Vaadwaur, Voth, Kzinti, Breen, Swarm, Conspiracy aliens, Silent Enemy aliens, Schism aliens, Hunters, Remans, Son'a. I'm sure there's more if I sat down and thought harder about it.

 

[fireproof78]

Tholians.

 

[Finn]

I"d like to see the Malcorians turn up in Discovery.

Also, the Viidians and the Talaxians are ancient enough (warp capable for many centuries, even before Vulcans) I'd insert a couple stragglers in the UFP's backyard or even within, even in SNW.

I'd also would have liked to see a more educated/academic Talaxian who truly knows the region- Neelix and the couple we've seen before Homestead knew the region around Talaxia/Ocampa as two-bit smugglers.

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

The Sheliak! They're my favorites. I love how they're utterly impressed by Jean-Luc's tendency to throw pompous speeches around.

That was my second choice until my pet theory was proven wrong in Disco season 4. I thought originally that the Sheliak were actually the Ba'ul from Saru's homeworld, and then they appeared again in Disco season 4 so that put an end to that little idea.

 

[Finn]

^The Ba'ul were descended of some Sheliak who crash-landed on Kaminar centuries earlier. Here you go, a new head canon for you.

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

^The Ba'ul were descended of some Sheliak who crash-landed on Kaminar centuries earlier. Here you go, a new head canon for you.

That actually doesn't sound too far fetched, you should have written for Disco haha

 

[somebuddyX]

The horny genital knees alien from Star Trek VI. How do they bone?

 

[Nerys Myk]

The horny genital knees alien from Star Trek VI. How do they bone?

With their knees. Duh.

 

[somebuddyX]

With their knees. Duh.

If he tripped me while playing soccer and then takes a long time getting up, should I be worried?

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

The horny genital knees alien from Star Trek VI. How do they bone?

Asking the important questions..

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

Pretty much any species other than humans, Klingons or Borg. The more aliens the better!

 

[Bynar0110]

I would love have to seen aliens that appeared in the books or games like the Chodak(Fish like aliens) from Final Unity or the Brassicans(Plant like aliens with three dights. They love tests.) from Judgement Rites.

 

[Farscape One]

More Vidiians. Best aliens VOYAGER created.

Armus' people... who were these 'titans' that cast him off?

Letheans... appeared only twice on DS9. Fantastic look, and interesting abilities.

 

[F. King Daniel]

The Borg and the Klingons have been serverly under utilised.