Star Trek Characters > Nemesis > Original Series > Next Generation > Deep Space 9 > Voyager > Enterprise > Klingons > Vulcans > Romulans > Borg > Bajorans > Cardassians > Mirror Universes > Ships > Special   Star Wars Characters       Lord of the Rings Characters	Avatar name: James Kirk (TOS) Rank: Captain (Admiral, demoted) James Tiberius Kirk (William Shatner) at U.S.S Enterprise First Appearance: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" 2264, took command of U.S.S Enterprise for 5 years. Became Youngest Captain at 34 years of age. Died 2293 on the Enterprise B, only to be found alive in the Nexus in 2371. Presumed to have died on Veridan III. Avatar name: James Kirk (Movie) Rank: Captain (Admiral, demoted) James Tiberius Kirk (William Shatner) at U.S.S Enterprise see above Avatar name: Spock (TOS) Rank: Captain, XO of Enterprise, Ambassador Spock (Leonard Nimoy) at U.S.S Enterprise First Appearance: "The Cage" Vulcan-Human hybrid, son of Sarek and Amanda Grayson. Was assigned to the Enterprise under Pike, later served as XO and Science Officer under Kirk. Was then assigned as teacher on Starfleet Academy. Currently a Federation Ambassador, on a covert mission on Romulus. Avatar name: Spock (Movie) Rank: Captain, XO of Enterprise, Ambassador Spock (Leonard Nimoy) at U.S.S Enterprise see above Avatar name: Leonard McCoy (TOS) Rank: Admiral (retired) [TNG] Doctor Leonard Horatio McCoy (DeForest Kelly) at U.S.S Enterprise First Appearance: "The Man Trap" 2266 Lt. Commander aboard the Enterprise originally, but promoted to C.M.O under Kirk. 2364 Gave inspection tour of Galaxy-class U.S.S Enterprise. Distrusts transporter technology, and travels by shuttle craft wherever possible. Avatar name: Leonard McCoy (2) Rank: Admiral (retired) [TNG] Doctor Leonard Horatio McCoy (DeForest Kelly) at U.S.S Enterprise see above Avatar name: Leonard McCoy (Movie) Rank: Final Rank: Admiral (retired) [TNG] Doctor Leonard Horatio Edward McCoy (DeForest Kelly) at U.S.S Enterprise see above Avatar name: Montgomery Scott (TOS) Rank: Final Rank: Captain (retired) [TNG] Montgomery "Scotty" Scott (James Doohan) at U.S.S Enterprise First Appearance: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" 2264 Lt Commander Chief Engineer under Kirk. 2294 Presumed lost in the U.S.S Jenolen en route to Norpin Colony. 2369 Rescued from 75 years transporter loop. Helped Saved Enterprise D from Dysan Sphere. Last known whereabouts: U.S.S Enterprise D Goddard Shuttlecraft roaming the stars. Avatar name: Montgomery Scott (Movie) Rank: Final Rank: Captain (retired) [TNG] Montgomery "Scotty" Scott (James Doohan) at U.S.S Enterprise see above Avatar name: Pavel Chekov (TOS) Rank: Commander Pavel Andreievich Chekov (Walter Koenig) at U.S.S Enterprise First Appearance: "Catspaw" Navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise during the first five-year mission under Captain Kirk. After two five-year missions, Chekov was promoted to Lieutenant, Security Chief of the Enterprise. Later he served as First officer to the Reliant, and as XO of the U.S.S. Excelsior. Avatar name: Pavel Chekov (Movie) Rank: Commander Pavel Andreievich Chekov (Walter Koenig) at U.S.S Enterprise see above Avatar name: Hikaru Sulu (TOS) Rank: Captain Hikaru Sulu (George Takei) at U.S.S Enterprise First Appearance: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" 2265 Lieutenant assigned Staff physicist under Kirk. 2266 Transferred to Helm officer. 2290 Received Command of U.S.S. Excelsior. 2350 At the age of 113, Sulu Sponsored a young Chakotay from the Dorvan V. for Starfleet academy. Avatar name: Hikaru Sulu (Movie) Rank: Captain Hikaru Sulu (George Takei) at U.S.S Enterprise see above Avatar name: Nyota Uhura (TOS) Rank: Commander Nyota Upenda Uhura (Nichelle Nichols) at U.S.S Enterprise First Appearance: "The Corbomite Maneuver" Communications officer under Kirk. Uhura was also a talented musician. "Uhura" in Swahili means "a striking black woman" and it translates to "Freedom". Avatar name: Nyota Uhura (Movie) Rank: Commander Nyota Upenda Uhura (Nichelle Nichols) at U.S.S Enterprise see above Avatar name: Janice Rand Rank: Commander Janice Rand (Grace Lee Whitney) at U.S.S Enterprise First Appearance: "Charlie X" Yeoman to Captain Kirk during the first five-year mission. Rand returned as Transporter Chief in time for the second five-year mission and the V'Ger disaster. Later Rand served at Starfleet Command, San Francisco. After a command crash-course, Commander Janice Rand became the U.S.S. Excelsior's communications officer. Avatar name: Christine Chapel Rank: Doctor Christine Chapel (Majel Barret) at Starfleet Operations First Appearance: "The Naked Time" In 2266, she joined the crew of the Enterprise as a nurse. In 2267, she was promoted to Head Nurse by Dr. McCoy. In 2271, she was promoted to Lieutenant after obtaining her medical degree and given the position of Chief Medical Officer aboard the Enterprise, which she relinquished upon Dr. McCoy's return during the V'Ger incident. Later, she became the Director of Starfleet's Emergency Operations. Avatar name: Helen Noel Rank: Doctor Helen Noel (Marianna Hill) at U.S.S. Enterprise First Appearance: "Dagger of the Mind" Crew member of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 in 2266. Noel was a psychiatrist, with a background in rehabilitative therapy, and was Kirk's technical expert while examining facilities at Tantalus V. Bio Avatar name: Marlena Moreau Rank: Lieutenant Marlena Moreau (Barbara Luna) at U.S.S. Enterprise First Appearance: "Mirror, Mirror" In 2267 this young woman joined the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701. Another version of Moreau lived in the mirror universe as the mirror Kirk's woman and confidant. She used the Tantalus field weapon to save James Kirk's life. Avatar name: Mara McGyvers Rank: Lieutenant Marla McGivers (Madlyn Rhue) at Ceti Alpha V First Appearance: "Space Seed" Historian stationed aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise in 2267. She joined ex-dictator Khan Noonien Singh to commandeer the ship. McGivers ultimately joined Khan in exile on Ceti Alpha V, where a native parasite claimed her life. Avatar name: Elizabeth Dehner Rank: Doctor Elizabeth Dehner (Sally Kellerman) at Delta Vega First Appearance: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" Psychologist assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise in 2265 to study the crew's reactions to crisis situations. When the ship crossed the Galactic Barrier, the energy field there mutated Dehner into a godlike being, along with Lt. Commander Gary Mitchell. Killed on Delta Vega. Bio Avatar name: Amanda Rank: Civilian Amanda Greyson (Jane Wyatt) at Vulcan First Appearance: "Journey to Babel" A schoolteacher from Earth who married the Vulcan diplomat Sarek and gave birth to Spock. She reunited with her son when she accompanied her husband aboard the Enterprise during the Babel Conference in 2267, and was instrumental in helping Sarek and Spock reconcile some of their differences. An emotional woman, Spock wondered why his father would marry her, to which Sarek replied it seemed like the "logical" thing to do at the time. In 2285 Amanda helped Spock re-educate himself after his death and rebirth on the Genesis planet and fal-tor-pan rejoining. Avatar name: Edith Keeler Rank: Civilian Edith Keeler (Joan Collins) at 1930's Earth First Appearance: "City of the Edge of Forever" Human social worker who lived during the first part of the 20th century, dying in a street accident in the year 1930. Centuries later, during a survey of the Guardian of Forever by the U.S.S. Enterprise, the ship's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Leonard McCoy, during a temporary bout of mental illness brought on by an accidental injection of cordrazine, escaped into Earth's past. While there, he saved Keeler from dying, which sparked a chain of events throughout the timeline, essentially changing history. Kirk and Spock went back in time to prevent McCoy from saving Keeler so the timeline wouldn't be affected. Bio Avatar name: Andrea Rank: Android Andrea (Sherry Jackson) at Exo III First Appearance: "What Are Little Girls Made Of" Beautiful female android built by archaeologist Roger Korby, using technology left behind on Exo III by an ancient civilization called "the Old Ones" who were destroyed by their own android creations. When Korby, who had himself assumed an android body, realized he had become more machine than man, he embraced Andrea and fired a phaser blast, killing them both. Bio Avatar name: Elaan of Troyius Rank: Dohlman Elaan (France Nuyen) at Troyus First Appearance: "Elaan of Troyius" A member of the ranking nobility of her native planet Elas, which was at war with the planet Troyius. Elaan carried the title of Dohlman. In 2268 she was betrothed to the leader of Troyius to end the ongoing conflict. The U.S.S. Enterprise was assigned to ferry her to Troyius, as well as provide her time to learn the customs of her new world. Bio Avatar name: Ilia Rank: Lieutenant (MIA) Ilia (Persis Khambatta) at V'Ger First Appearance: "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" The Deltan navigator to the U.S.S. Enterprise during the V'Ger incident. Ilia had been romantically involved with Captain Willard Decker. She was killed by V'Ger, but her near-duplicate successfully merged with Decker and V'Ger as it "found the Creator". She was listed as "missing in action". Bio Avatar name: Carol Marcus Rank: Doctor Carol Marcus (Bibi Besch) at Space Station Regula One First Appearance: "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" Molecular biologist made famous in 2285 by her planet development process, Project Genesis. In the 2260's a relationship with James T. Kirk produced her son, David. Bio Avatar name: Demora Sulu Rank: Ensign Demora Sulu (Jacqueline Kim) at U.S.S. Enterprise-B First Appearance: "Star Trek Generations" Hikaru Sulu's daughter and helm officer on the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-B in 2293. James Kirk met her for the first time minutes before he was swept into the Nexus, which history recorded as his death. Bio Avatar name: Khan (TOS) Rank: Meglomaniac Kahn Noonien Singh (Ricardo Montalban) at Ceti Alpha V First Appearance: "Space Seed" With his fellow survivors, Khan attempted to seize that starship but failed, and he and his people were sentenced by Captain Kirk to tame the wild M-Class world of Ceti Alpha V. Among those exiled was Lt. Marla McGivers, an Enterprise historian who fell in love with Khan and initially assisted him; ultimately, though, she refused to betray Kirk and her shipmates in the tyrant's abortive takeover. In 2285, the embittered Khan commandeered the U.S.S. Reliant and hijacked the top-secret Genesis Device in a plan to exact vengeance against James T. Kirk. Khan failed to defeat his old foe, and died when he detonated the cataclysmic matter-reorganizing terraforming device, annihilating the Reliant. Bio Avatar name: Khan (Movie) Rank: Meglomaniac Khan Noonien Singh (Ricarcdo Montalban) at Ceti Alpha V First Appearance: "Space Seed" See above. Avatar name: Christopher Pike Rank: Captain Christopher Pike (Jeffery Hunter) at Talos IV First Appearance: "The Cage" Pike counted the top-secret first contact with the natives of Talos IV amid his long Starfleet career. Later in life, as a fleet captain aboard the training ship U.S.S. Republic, Pike suffered massive radiation damage after saving several cadets when a baffle plate ruptured in the ship's reactor. Thanks to the unorthodox methods of his former science officer, Spock, in 2366, Pike was returned to Talos IV to live out his life without the debilitating lifestyle he had endured, even with a self-propelled, life-support wheelchair. Bio Avatar name: Kevin Riley Rank: Lieutenant Kevin Riley (Bruce Hyde) at U.S.S. Enterprise First Appearance: "The Naked Time" Navigator aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise under the command of James T. Kirk. Early in his life, Riley witnessed the massacre of his parents and 4,000 others on Tarsus IV by Kodos the Executioner. While serving aboard the Enterprise in 2266, Riley witnessed the death of Kodos, going by the alias Anton Karidian, during a performance of "Hamlet." Avatar name: Gary Mitchell Rank: Lieutenant Commander Gary Mitchell (Gary Lockwood) at Delta Vega First Appearance: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701's helm officer until 2265. Mitchell was close with James Kirk, saving his life and plotting his social activities. Mitchell died in 2265 after exposure to galactic barrier radiation. Avatar name: Matt Decker Rank: Commadore Matt Decker (William Windom, or Michiel) at U.S.S. Constellation First Appearance: "The Doomsday Machine" Commander of the U.S.S. Constellation. When his ship was attacked by a stray extragalactic "planet killer" weapon in 2267, Commodore Decker evacuated his crew to the third planet in the L-374 system while he stayed aboard. But then they died when the planet killer destroyed the entire system. Decker later commandeered a shuttlecraft from the U.S.S. Enterprise on a suicide mission to destroy the machine. He died during the unsuccessful attempt, but his actions paved the way for the Enterprise to complete the planet killer's demise. Avatar name: Will Decker Rank: Commander Will Decker (Steven Collins) at V'Ger Cloud First Appearance: "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" When V'Ger threatened to destroy Earth unless the "Creator" came to it in person, Decker volunteered to go on behalf of the human race. He merged with V'Ger into a glowing, non-corporeal entity, ending his physical lifespan and presumably evolving into a new lifeform. The official record listed Decker as "missing in action." Avatar name: Zephram Cochrane (TOS) Rank: Doctor Zephram Cochrane (Glenn Corbett) at Epsilon Canaris III First Appearance: "Metamorphosis" Creator of the first warp drive ship on Earth in 2063. Cochrane has been living on Epsilon Carnaris III with "the Companion". The Galileo was trapped on the planet while transporting Nancy Hedford to the Enterprise. The Companion enters Nancy's body to save her and she and Cochrane live happily ever after. Avatar name: Redshirt Rank: Dead Guy Redshirt (Some cadaver) at the morgue First Appearance: "The Man Trap" An unfortunate crewman that gets killed quite frequently. Avatar name: Harry Mudd Rank: Smuggler Harry Mudd (Roger C. Carmel) at unknown First Appearance: "Mudd's Women" A con-artist, rogue, trader and smuggler of the 23rd century who fled into galactic escapades to escape his shrewish wife Stella. In 2366, James T. Kirk helped send Mudd to a rehab colony after he was caught using the illegal Venus drug to beautify three women he hoped to sell to miners on Ophiucus VI as brides. Mudd's offenses at that time had included smuggling, transport of stolen goods, and purchase of a space vessel with counterfeit currency; the first carried a suspended sentence, while the latter two were treated with psychiatric care whose effectiveness was later disputed. Mudd escaped and eluding a death sentence by the Denebians, he caught up with subterranean, ancient androids of a world he later named for himself; they later held him hostage along with Kirk's crew until the captives worked together to escape using illogic. Mudd was left on this planet with 500 copies of a Stella android, and his whereabouts after that point were officially unknown. Avatar name: Cyrano Jones Rank: Entrepreneur Cyrano Jones (Stanley Adams) at Deep Space Station K-7 First Appearance: "The Trouble With Tribbles" A rotund entrepreneur who made a living selling odd merchandise. Tribbles were a part of his questionable inventory. He inadvertently helped uncover a Klingon plot, in 2267, to control Sherman's Planet. Avatar name: David Marcus Rank: Doctor David Marcus (Merritt Butrick) at Space Station Regula 1 First Appearance: "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" Key scientist on Project Genesis who introduced protomatter in the project's matrix. Marcus was murdered by Klingons in 2285. The only son of James T. Kirk and Dr. Carol Marcus. Avatar name: Rukk Rank: Android Rukk (Ted Cassidy) at Exo III First Appearance: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?" Large android from Exo III. Ruk was built by the Old Ones centuries ago. He was killed by another android, Dr. Roger Korby, in 2266. Avatar name: Balok Rank: Commander Balok (Clint Howard) at Fesarius First Appearance: "The Corbomite Meneavuer" Commander of the First Federation flagship Fesarius who conducted his people's first contact with the United Federation of Planets in 2266. He threatened to destroy the U.S.S. Enterprise but backed down in the face of Captain Kirk's "corbomite" bluff. He was actually testing the Enterprise crew to ascertain if their intentions were truly peaceful, and when he was visited by Kirk and other crew members. Lt. David Bailey offered to remain with Balok on the Fesarius in a cultural exchange. Avatar name: Tribble (1) Rank: Furby Tribble (Furball) at Places with loads of food First Appearance: "The Trouble with Tribbles" Produce asexually at a rapid rate. Cute little things that become an annoyance after a while. Klingons and tribbles despise eachother. The Klingon Empire made Tribbles extinct in the early 24th century by annihilating their homeworld. However, tribbles were repopulated in the 24th century when they were accidentally brought back from the past by the U.S.S. Defiant. ["Trial and Tribble-ations", DS9] Avatar name: Tribble (2) Rank: Furby Tribble (Furball) at Places with loads of food First Appearance: "The Trouble with Tribbles" See above. Avatar name: Tellarite Rank: Ambassador Gav (John Wheeler) at The Morgue First Appearance: "Journey to Babel" Tellarite ambassador who journeyed aboard the Starship Enterprise to the historic Babel Conference in 2267. At a cocktail party aboard the ship, Ambassador Gav quarreled openly with Vulcan Ambassador Sarek about the admission of Coridan into the Federation. Gav was subsequently found murdered, his body shoved up a Jefferies Tube. The fact that he was killed by a Vulcan technique called "tal-shaya" pointed the finger of suspicion at Sarek, but it turned out Sarek was being framed by an Orion disguised as an Andorian. Avatar name: Andorian Rank: Spy Thelev (William O'Connell) at The Morgue First Appearance: "Journey to Babel" Orion male who, disguised as an Andorian, killed Ambassador Gav and stabbed Captain Kirk in a plot to keep Coridan out of the Federation. Thelev died by his own hand. Avatar name: Mugato Rank: Indigenous Creature Mugato (A yeti?) at Tyree's planet First Appearance: "A Private Little War" An indigenous simian-like beast, carnivorous, with characteristically white fur, a rhino-like horn on the top of its head, and sharp and extremely venomous fangs. Avatar name: Salt Vampire Rank: Sodium Addict Salt Vampire (Sharon Gimpel) at M-113 First Appearance: "The Man Trap" A creature from M-113 that sucks the sodium chloride out of humans to survive. It can also shapeshift. McCoy was forced to kill it on the Enterprise in 2266. Avatar name: Gorn Rank: Captain Gorn (Bobby Clark, Gary Coombs) at the Arena planet First Appearance: "Arena" The captain of the Gorn vessel and Captain Kirk were transported by the Metrons to a planet where each fought for the survival of his respective crew. Kirk won, but refused to kill the Gorn. (The Gorn Captain is sometimes mistaken for TaCHyoN by OTF patrons) Avatar name: Tholian Rank: Rock Tholian (Barbara Babcock) at Space First Appearance: "The Tholian's Web" A highly advanced sentient, non-humanoid species. They hail from a hot planet by human standards. Together, two Tholian ships can spin a web of energy in space in order to trap an enemy vessel, after which the web is then drawn together, constricting and finally destroying the vessel inside. In 2268, the Enterprise made first contact with this species. Avatar name: Orion Slave Girl Rank: Slave Orion (Uh...Carla?) at the bar First Appearance: "The Cage" At one time, black marketeers bought and sold the green skinned animal women of the Orion species. Avatar name: Orion Slave Boy Rank: Slave Orion (Uh...Carlos?) at the bar First Appearance: "The Cage" The male of the green skinned animal species on Orion were also bought and sold, but not as much as the female of the species. Avatar name: Trelane Rank: Non-corporeal spoiled Q like entity Trelane at Gothos First Appearance: "The Squire of Gothos" We can call him the Q predecessor. A spoiled brat with little self-control and a neck for annoying captain Kirk. With a humanoid appearance, tremendous psionic powers and a passion for earth's 18th-century military history he plays his games with the enterprises crew.