Warning: Contains spoilers for Star Trek: The Struggle #18!
I can't believe it Star Trek brought back an underused species Cartoon series. Star Trek: The Animated Series It ran for two seasons in the 1970s and helped keep the franchise alive before returning later that decade. The play now occupies a hazy place Track canon, however Star Trek: The Struggle #18, makes a kind of shocking return to the mythos.
Star Trek: The Struggle #18 is written by Christopher Cantwell and drawn by Angel Unzueta. Chief O'Brien left Earth to find Worf and his crew embroiled in a Romulan coup. O'Brien follows Opposition to the delta triangle. The ship appears empty, but O'Brien learns that there are six Kzinti on board. Cat-like aliens are trying to rob a derelict ship. but cannot access the encrypted computer core.
O'Brien tries to spy on them, but his allergies get the better of him, and before long, he's in a fight with Kzinti.
Star Trek: The Animated Series He kept the franchise alive during the “Desolation Years”.
Kzinti has an excellent science fiction pedigree
Star Trek It went off the air in 1969, but soon found its audience in syndicated, demanding more adventures with Kirk and Spock. Their prayers were answered with its premiere in 1973 Star Trek: The Animated Series. Many of the directors, both behind the camera and in front of the camera, are back for the show. Star Trek: The Animated Series used a setting that depicted exotic aliens and environments impossible on live television. Cartoon series exceeded the limits of what Star Trek was able.
Kzinti creator Larry Niven adapted the race from his own works
Man-Kzin wars.
Kzinti, introduced in the episode “The Slaver Weapon”, was one of them Animated series unique contributions. Created by legendary science fiction writer Larry Niven, the Kzinti were a felinoid (cat-like) species. Known as scavengers in the galaxy, the Kzinti had a strained relationship with Earth until the late 21st century. A Kzinti is currently serving on board USS Cerritos (of Lower decks fame), indicating that relations have at least considerably thawed. Exact canonicity Cartoon series for discussion, but Kzinti has valuable additions Star Trek lore.
Kzinti has the potential to be amazing Star Trek Villains
It is necessary to do kzinti Star Trek Come back
And now, Christopher Cantwell and Angel Unzueta brought back Kzinti, if only for a brief moment. Kzinti can be difficult to capture on live TV, but they are perfect for comics and animation. Unlike other types of cats that appear Star TrekLike the Caitians, the Kzinti are a threat. They have tremendous technology and almost surpass O'Brien Opposition. While not the same threat as the Romulans or the Breen, the Kzinti have great potential Star Trek villains. I can't believe they're back, but I'm glad they are.
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