10 MORE Star Trek Villains Who Killed The Most
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“For every Julian Bashir, there is always a Khan Noonian-Singh waiting in the wings.”
This list only cements my beliefs that Gul Dukat is the greatest villain in Trek, yes even over Khan.
Absolutely!
Marc Alaimo did an amazing job.
Yeah but gul ducat is more of a develop character than khan; khan has only made 4 appearances in entire trek history. While gul dukat has appeared over the course of seven seasons.
Gul Dukat is more insidious because of his rationalizing... he feels justified, not because of a vendetta, but by assuming moral supremacy over the issue of control and genocide.
Kahn inflicted musguided retribution based upon sought after revenge..
Gul Dukat sought the deaths, not a reaction, but as a way to justify his moral aggression.
Janeway.... was way more bloodthirsty.
You forgot about Kevin ( Douwd species) that exterminated the Husnock, it was said that the Husnock was numbered at 50 billion. He wiped out the entire species
Also Nedar can be directly blamed for any deaths with the Star of Romulus exploded..since the Synth attack is why the Federation pulled out of Saving the Romulans..and further partially blamed for the deaths on the Kelvin and Vulcan in that time line..since because The Federation couldnt save Romulus, Spock had to Red matter the star which failed creating the Time warp and Sent Nero and the Nerada to the past which created the whole Kelvin time line..so any deaths related or Cause by what Nero did are on her hands.
SO she killed WAY MORE than this video gives her credit.
Special mention to the Xindi, who obliterated a city in a pre-emotive attack on Earth. I realise it doesn’t compete with the planetary scale items on the list, but they did some damage. Also the Borg, who assimilated whole worlds and forced those people to serve them, potentially to die if anyone ever came up with a “destroy the Borg” plan, which happened from time to time. In Picard, we see reclaimed former Borg, rescued from the Collective, but in the movie First Contact, the maxim was “better dead than Borg”, with Lily saying, “you didn’t even try to save him!”
The list is actual people, not races/peoples. For the Xindi, the "Oppenheimer" one was Degra. His weapon is the one that killed 9 million on Earth including Trip's sister.
No mention of Kevin Uxbridge? All Husnock everywhere are rolling in their graves.
He was mentioned in their previous list of villains with the most kills.
As for killing the most people? That goes to Kevin Uxbridge, killed 15 billion Husnock, destroying the species in an instant. S03e03
I came here to ask if he got a pass because he felt bad about it... really bad...
@aaronsugar7228 lol right? What a dick
Yeah Kevin Uxbridge is probably the single most destructive mass-murderer in all of the Star Trek. He did more damage with a thought than the Death Star did in Star Wars.
This list is about villains. Not necessarily killers.
Was Uxbridge a villain for killing a race of villains? How much good did he unwittingly do by destroying a horrible, monstrous race like that? Would the Federation even exist if the Husnock were still around?
I'd argue that Uxbridge was an accidental hero. None of the peaceful races would be able to thrive with the Husnock around.
@qeylis5110 I'd agree if Jatrel wasn't included in this list. He wasn't a villain but a misguided scientist, as said in this list.
4:38 Why is there a random horga'hn floating around on this shot?
It's one of the Easter eggs I like to leave in each of my videos.
Redjac is also currently appearing in the Star Trek Holo-Ween miniseries. It's great.
Um, for Soran, you forget that over 200 million people were on the 4th planet of the Veridian system, and tho we don't see them wiped out after Veridian III is destroyed (a massive oversight!!), it is absolutely implied by Data pointing out that those people are there - and, like the movie, YOU FAILED TO MENTION IT HERE AS WELL!!
You missed the entire point. He said the deaths in the Veridian system were undone by Kirk and Picard coming out of the Nexus and stopping Soran. That's why he made the comparison. In one version of reality, he killed those people. I another, he didn't.
I would compare Gul Dukat rather with Himmler or Heydrich, rather than Hitler.
Um... The 'probe' from Star Trek IV. And the Doomsday Weapon? How did THEY not make the list?
edit: Somebody downthread pointed out that 'wild animals' should not be on the list. Made me realize that neither of the things I mentioned could be on the list since they were basically machines. V'ger was a sentient being.
Random aside; When I first saw the VOY episode "Nothing human" all them years ago, I thought Crell Moset was played by Ted Danson, cos, well, he looked like how I'd imagine Ted Danson to look if he wore Cardi makeup and prosthetics, he just didn't sound right... :P
If we include Vger, we !just include the Nomad/Tan-Ru hybrid probe and the Doomsday Machine.
Absolutely, it ate planets for breakfast, including Decker’s crew
Indeed. I posted about the DM and also added the 'probe' from Trek IV.
Yea, I came here to post about about both of them since each one killed billions.
Definitely Nomad/Tan- Ru because it is an AI. But the Doomsday Machine is an automated weapons, so its creators are the real villains and original victims.
@@julianaylor4351 Isn’t DM just a less advanced AI? If you include Nomad then you probably should include DM - or not 😀
What about the Crystiline Entity??
Wild animals aren't villains. The crystal didn't kill for fun, it was just hungry.
@@Stinkehund Good point. And with that reasoning adding the Doomsday Weapon or any other 'machine' should probably NOT be on the list. V'ger makes sense since it is implied that it IS sentient.
The only Khan is the Khan from Wrath of Khan. JJ Khan doesn't exist, IMO.
agreed
Cumberkhan? Eh, he was okay. Reasonable bloke, really.
What about Shaka Khan??
There’s no way of knowing how many people Khan killed on Earth in the 20th Century.
During the events of the Star Trek II movie, Khan directly or indirectly killed nearly 100 people:
10 Reliant crewers when he hijacked the ship.
He enslaved the Reliant’s engineers with Ceti eels; they never escaped and were killed either in the skirmishes with the Enterprise or when the Genesis device exploded. Estimate about 20 engineers.
Most of Reliant’s crew were marooned on Ceti Alpha V. They weren’t rescued for about a week. There’s a fair chance that several of them did not survive the harsh conditions on that hellish planet.
In the ambush on the Enterprise, probably 20 or so trainees were killed or mortally wounded.
He slaughtered five Genesis scientists.
Captain Terrell committed suicide after killing one more Genesis scientist. Two more deaths caused by Khan.
In the final battle against Enterprise, probably another ten to twenty people were killed by Reliant’s phaser barrages.
Khan’s people all died because of his actions; he had something like 15 to 20 followers on Reliant with him.
Last, Spock sacrificed himself to save the Enterprise and his shipmates.
Darkest Voyager Moment left off previous list: Doctor using tainted knowledge, then deleting it.
Awesome vid
Sean’s vids I’m always down!!! ❤️🔥
Boy, such a grim topic. I'd love a palette cleanser of most noble heroes in Star Trek.
With regard to Soran (which was unfortunately mis-spelled as 'Soren' in this list), there was also the Amargosa star which did not get the reset button treatment, though we never got to know if it did indeed have any inhabited planets, it would be safe to assume that had there been, then of course, all life in that system too was killed by the acts of Tolian Soran, cos he was a selfish meanie... :P
Ahhh balls, there's always something. It's the ones you think you know how to spell you don't look up 🤦
@@ashedarke I had to look it up on Memory Alpha (couldn't remember his first name!), it was then that I noticed the oopsie, a minor one of course, we're only human after all... :D
@@twocvbloke thanks for your understanding. I've seen much some pretty big abuse over misspelling Rick Berman's last name wrong 😂
@@ashedarke People on the internet can get so bitter over the silliest of things, odd they'd come to his defence though over his name, considering the, er, "strong opinions" they have over his and Braga's visions of Star Trek when they were at the helm... :P
What about Q? He pointed the Borg at the alpha quadrant. While mischievous, his actions had consequences. Note: I can't find the find the first article, so I'm not sure if he's listed in the first 10.
The borg was already on the way
Considering all the time travel related stuff that happens in Star Trek. The Borg were already aware of Earth, the Federation, Starfleet, and the Alpha Quadrant and were already on their way. However, the events that led to the Romulans showing up again in Star Trek that the outpost along the Neutral Zone were being scooped up seemed to imply that the Borg were already there, why they didn't they try attacking the Federation or the Romulans, then? I am not sure? It is possible that they didn't attack them because they were not sure how strong the Federation or the Romulans were at the time and decided to be cautious and wait. What Q did was give the Federation an early warning to prepare to fight the Borg when they head for Earth, which they barely won.
Is it just me or was Anarax's ship supposed to look like Babylon 5?
Kelvin time line I know but what about Nero? Didn't he wipe out nearly all the Vulcans? Or since you have V'ger on the list... What about the Doomsday planet killer from The Original Series? That thing used to eat planets and presumably their entire populations whole.
Nero was mentioned in their previous villains with the most kills. Also, he wiped all the Vulcans that were on Vulcan. There are still Vulcans that are alive in the Kelvin Timeline because there were some that were able to evacuate Vulcan before Nero launched the Red Matter, and there were those that were already off world. From what Kelvin Timeline Spock said: around ten thousand Vulcans were able to evacuate Vulcan. He considered that his people are considered "endangered species" because of Nero.
@Yasuda9000 ah well I didn't watch the other video
With General Nadar, she should also get the body count from the destruction of Romulus
Marc Alaimo, first saw him in 1984’s The Last Starfighter.
Thanks.
I need to watch that Voayger episode again, because im wondering is research is even in the ships database.
Well, wow. Thank you.
I think Strange New World did a great job at showing while Khan is a visual villain that there is a hidden villain in his story that we get a peek at in the episode "Among The Lotus Eaters".
the best thing with Gul Dukat is he could have changed but he didn't he road his ideals down into madness and death makes it so interesting
You post this list this week?
V' ger is more like a distructive child than a knowing villain, who has destroyed things and killed wildlife in its back garden, while not understanding what it had done.
You forgot that Kelvin Khan piloted a starship into San Francisco, destroying several high-rise buildings and presumably crushing hundreds if not thousands of people.
3:25 Wonder if the Dominion made use of his... talents?
Khan Prime also managed to be a bodybuilder as well as Tyrant and mass killer about town, and James T Kirk's Arch Enemy
Suggestion for a ranking list of the Star Trek Games. My favs for example are Star Trek 25th Anniversary and Star Trek Judgement Rites.
BORG was very well done IMO. The story was so/so but the production was sweet. I feel the same about Academy. The 'game' was kinda waaaay of center for a Trek battle game, but the underlying story(s) were well done. I was thrilled when my NPC was able to take the Enterprise out for a spin (:
4:18 Is this part of some enhanced remaster of TMP? I don't recall these precise shots from the movie.
Would using that medical info to save lives make good from something horrible I feel like deleting it is a bigger slap in the face to those killed
Any idea why my post keeps disappearing?
I've tried 4 times, with no adhesion.
Captain Ron Tracey. Killed thousands of Yangs with one phaser to find the answer to immortality. A really powerful demonstration of the delta between Federation and primitive technologies. Went against his oath as a Starfleet office to achieve what he thought was important for him. In fairness, he lost his crew and probably lost it a bit but still falls in that category.
What about the alien (Douwd aka Kevin Uxbridge) who wiped out the Hushnok... some 50 billion. Seems like a contender for No 1.
Captain Janeway. After defeating species 8472 for the Borg so she could secure safe passage for her ship and crew. The Borg, despite or because of having their numbers depleted. Continued their instinctive drive to assimilate civilizations. Resulting in countless deaths and even more assimilated, a fate far worse than death. Even when confronted by the aftermath of her decision by Arturis, a survivor of one of the Borg’s first targets. Janeway showed no remorse and continued to justify her actions with a flippant remark about not having time to take a poll. The Delta quadrant suffered severely at the hands of a villain that caused countless deaths just so she could go home.
One of the many reasons that I hated Janeway or should I say Shameway. Her decisions were questionable at best, criminal at worst. She violated the Prime Directive when she saw fit and then hid behind at other times. She should have pointed the ship towards the Alpha Quadrant and muscled through, avoiding interaction with everyone, just taking scans when the opportunity presented itself. Janeway's actions completely destabilized the climate of the Delta Quadrant even going so far as to cause the Vaadwaur to be reawakened. She was a total menace.
@@greenrangerx they should do list of Janeway decisions that had the worst affects on the quadrant. Not necessarily the worst decisions, she could have made a decision that only negatively affected crew or small group in quadrant. Instead the decisions that had the most negative affect on the quadrant. Helping the Borg and Vaadwaur are obvious. I’m sure finding eight more would be easy. Now, to be fair. They could also do a list of her decisions that helped the quadrant. She did hurt the Borg in the finale. But it might be hard to find enough for a list of ten. I didn’t watch Picard but someone told me what Janeway did is what resulted in them attacking the Federation. Without knowing the details, I wouldn’t count that against Janeway. The Borg were always coming for the Federation, nothing she did is the cause of that.
@@joen0411 I'd love to see that list. Her net negative impact far outweighed her net positive. How she ended up an admiral instead of being courtmartialed is beyond me.
I wish for a spin-off series about Khan and the Eugenics Wars.
There are novels about KHAn from his birth to his freezing. Not a bad series.
Still can't believe Piglet was Jack the ripper.
7:15 Don't forget all the Romulans -- her own people! -- she left to die with the cancellation of the evacuation fleet!
Tribble #1 and Tribble #2 are surely responsible for innumerable Klingon deaths... although it's hard to call them villains.
The Theme of this video should be called "Star Trek Villains who are mass murderers"
Anyone notice @03:20 the NX-O1 in the corner?
Ok these lists are getting dark, might I suggest rewatching Subspace Rhapsody, it's cheered me up after a long day
Crystalline entity? Or was that in the first list?
I'd like to see what the direct and indirect kill count was for Janeway.
What about all the people who died of eardrum-bleed after hearing Data recite his poems...
I honestly believe the Khan noonien Singh should have the number one on the list because then there was the whole little nasty case of the eugenics wars
casual trek fan here but i'm wondering if brainiac in superman comics is based on v'ger or the other way round?
what about co. green?
Before starting this video, I wagered that 6/10 of the entries would be from TOS. Even counting the movies, I was off. I forgot how bloodthirsty the other series were, hahaha.
Captain Janeway should be on this list... also Kai Winn for murdering farmers and blowing up a school.
I think you should add Janeway to the list. She basically helped the Borg which allowed them to continue their work of assimilating hundreds of worlds.
Janeway went back in time and destroyed the Borg...and her intentions we're not conquest, rather an epically tragic consequence of desperate action without consideration for those actions. It's tricky when it comes to Janeway.
I don’t think Soran was responsible for the deaths that occurred in the incident with the Enterprise B. In the context of the film that’s his first contact with the Nexus.
Just one thing with Dukat. Would someone else have done what he did had Dukat not existed? He was part of a system.
Without a failed artist, WWII might not have happened.
how many did Mars kill (as one of the Hellenistic Pantheon Aliens) or even Apollo himself...
whilst murder was not at the core of their actions, I feel they did bring many to their deaths during their millennia on earth
No mention of Kodos the Executioner? Not the greatest episode ever, but for a man who killed 8,000 people in a colony, he probably deserves a mention.
I never get this mars remained "on fire" for decades? it was beyond starfleet's power to put out a fire? man the first to seasons of picard are so bad
If Picard had gone back that far, the temporal prime direct would have kicked in, surely 🖖🏾
Picard didn't have to go back, he could have just told Kirk what was going on and sent him back. In doing so he would have actually solved the issue with Scotty seemingly not remembering that Kirk was dead.
Nothing Human annoyed me...
That cardassian scientist should go down in history as a monster who committed war crimes, but destroying his work not only doesnt make things better it makes them worse!
Using the episodes logic, if we discovered that the guy who discovered penicillin was a monster we should stop using antibiotics.
Oppenheimer's work before he went crazy saved millions of lives, Japan exists because of the Manhattan project.
Tribbie Tribbleson got rid of millions of Klingons.
How about Lazarus form the "The Alternative Factor" Season 1 Episode 27 Alternative Lazarus destroyed his entire civilisation simply to destroy Lazarus existed.
I wonder have we counted how many ships blown out of the sky on Picard's or Kirk's orders?
what about
whoever is the leader of Species 8472 from Fluidic space?
I mean, he/it has likely destroyed all other life in the universe they existed in...
and as far as I remember they also destroyed some host of planets
in our universe.....
they should be on the list is what I am saying...
Moset’s crimes haven’t been proven, its very possible the bajoran crewman was mistaken
intendant Kira in the mirror universe
I have to agree, Dukot definitely deserves top place. Had he succeeded, he would have helped wipe out ALL life in the Galaxy. Bajor and the Dominion War we're his warm ups. 🤘😁🖖🇨🇦
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Locutus Anyone??
The last list couldn't be right if this list matters,
The Kelvin Khan is not a villain. His cause was sympathetic. This is part of many reasons why Into Darkness sucked, not to mention that Bennington Cumbersnatch was not and never will be Khan.
I still think the borg are the greatest killers
DMA?
What would this list look like if it only used Mirror universe entries?
There is only ONE Khan and that’s the original. The “remake” isn’t even worth mentioning
kevin uxbridge wiped out an entire species
So when did Seven get the Season "5" NX-01 model at 3:21 or is that an Enterprise-G? lol
They are not villains but the Prophets have a good body count. Elevating themselves as gods, they can be blamed for all deaths done in their name. Doesn't help to give prophacies and orbs. Not to mention all those Jem'hadar ships which vanished because Sisco asked.
no Kai Winn????
really not the vibe of video I think a lot of us needed right now
You forgot Janeway.
Ooohhhh!!! Burn!! :)
From salamander babies to Tuvix to the entire Delta quadrant...
Same thought. But Insaneway wasn't a villain, at least not officially.
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Where the heck is Janeway?
Uh, nevermind, she isn't officially a villain.
I know what will kill the most and out do all those villians attacks. WHAT IF ..... A.I. learned to crack a COMPUTER CODE that made computers decide to elimate the HUMAN RACE ! WHAT IF A.I. took over 20 of the FEDERATIONS STARSHIPS to open fire and attack the crew !!! That would cause countless deaths. The writers need to tell a story like this.
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KHAN!!!!!!! 🖖🖖🎃🖖🖖🍁
I really hate that they whitewashed Khan, it was bad and it was just lazy
GUL DUKAT DID NOTHING WRONG
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As much as I love how Robert Picardo played the EMH, his storylines are always the _worst._
Deleting information gathered in a ruthless manner doesn't change the past it only harms the future. The actor (one committing the act, not Picardo's profession) is not on some moral high ground, even a little, the opposite, it makes the individual who would do such a thing selfish at a level only seen in sociopaths.
@@GlennRA3 No, I am not arguing that the ends justify the means at all.
My argument is exclusively about whether one should take advantage of things of value gained from one's "enemy" (for lack of a better descriptor). Making use of any Nazi research (generally speaking, but not limited to the Nazis), if it is worthwhile, is not dehumanizing to the victims, it is not morally questionable, the opposite. It is the only way to honor those that suffered, by making their suffering be worth something rather than nothing.
Making use of these things also does not, in any way, change the morality the actions, or form a basis to reclassify immoral actions. For one to assert that making use of these gains validates their methods speaks more of the individual feeling that quandary than anything else.
You seem completely focused on Nazis, as that frame comprises most of your argument, and your entire last statement, but the relevance of the question is more broad. Additionally, there is the use of information, and materials, unknowingly obtained in any number 'disgusting manner' like we're talking about -Chinese labor, iPhones, lithium for batteries, quickly to come to mind; but this same argument applies to them. It also applies to a great deal of knowledge we've already worked into common knowledge. We should just forget about these things? The short answer to that, after all the hemming and hawing, is no. A great deal of basic medical knowledge was obtained through methods that would be completely illegal these days, so we should just redo all that effort? No.
People lose themselves to their emotions very easily, and it is especially fast to happen on topics like this one, or of morality, they're different trolley problems. I'm not a fan of Utilitarianism mostly, of course no philosophy is perfect on it's own, but this is an area where incorporating some perspectives from Utilitarianism is not only valuable but necessary to come to any sort of conclusion.
To say using ill-gotten information devalues those that suffered for it is a form of survivor's guilt; and coupling it to morals is fallacious and unsound reasoning.
The rebels shouldn't have used the plans for the Death Star because so many died to obtain them? -in jest
Am I the only who finds kan sexy
Comparing Dukat to Hitler is a lazy analogy, and also poorly fitting. I never thought he hated the Bajorans, he didn't want to erradicate them. instead he represented that strand of white racism based in paternalism.