Star Trek - The Terran Empire & Mirror Universe (Lore - Explained!) (RE-UPLOAD
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Greetings Trekkies!
In today's lore video we crossover into another reality and explain the lore and history of the Mirror Universe and Terran Empire!
Enjoy!
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Star Trek is an American science fiction entertainment franchise based on the television series created by Gene Roddenberry. The first television series, simply called Star Trek and now referred to as The Original Series, debuted in 1966 and aired for three seasons on the television network NBC.
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Links & References:
Star Trek Adventures module: Core Rulebook
ST novel: Dark Passions
DS9 novel: The Soul Key
ENT novel: Age of the Empress
ENT novel: The Good That Men Do
TOS novel: The Sorrows of Empire
TOS novel: Spectre
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So yea, I reuploaded this video to avoid the copyright claim CBS levied against me for certain footage in it. I disputed the claim through the UA-cam channels, but CBS denied me again.
With that in mind, I decided to re-edit the video and upload it again. Yes, this is so I can monetize it. I do this stuff as a passion of mine, not for the money. However, I'm not rich or am I that well off. So to deny me a potential revenue stream based off of a dispute regarding 45-second clips...just seems stupid to me.
Alas, here we are. Sorry for any inconvenience.
LLAP.
Hell Yes man, don't let the Bastards stop you. Do what you need to do. We like the Content. Keep Up the Good Work.
Ketwolski first let me say that CBS has turned into butt heads. But secondly if you read DC comics, the Mirror Universe seems at like Earth-3. Good will never succeed because it can't. So if the Empire turns from its evil ways, some other evil force will rise to take its place. That is the nature of the Mirror Universe.
#screwCBS
Thank you for the support! LLAP!
Stories like this remind me why I refuse to pay for Discovery or any of the JJVerse movies. CBS is pretty pathetic.
A Star Trek series based in the Terran Empire is needed.
I was hoping that Enterprise would have been that. Start from the episode where they find the Borg in the ice and take a more hostile posture.
Star Trek Broken Mirror
You said it!!!
I think a whole series would wear pretty thin. The optimistic future is part of what's so great about Star Trek in an ocean of dystopian sci fi. Even Discovery and Picard have gotten a lot of flack for that
There's a novel
I want a mirror verse show! SO BAD!
i love the terran empire, wish there was a series on it.
I hate the Terran Empire but i do agree that it would be fascinating to have a series about it.
I like the Terran empire too, well there are form of a federation thousands years ago in their timeline, but it just didn't work out that well in their specific universe, so I sort of understand why
It would have to be a small one season thing not to mention the writing staff would fuck it up
problem if you done a series on the Terran Empire that it would takeaway sum of that mystery and with identity politic in everything nowadays the same story white man bad and people are diversity mainly females will be diverse space Jesus
@@djtyrant755 what is space jesus
Suggested Premise: In the Mirror Universe (one or more of the Mirror Universes), the Borg are good guys.
"We are the Borg. We have scanned your vessel and determined that your systems are failing.
May we be of assistance."
Instead of conquering, or destroying, and forcibly assimilating cultures and individuals,
assimilation is voluntary, and in fact not always granted, even when requested.
So the mass-psychology of the Borg is not made up of victims-become-victimizers.
Individuals could emerge re-assimilate in a way analogous to the emergence and re-assimilation of the changelings,
Gaining the advantages of the collective, but retaining individuality.
Such good-guy Borg would be appalled at the very idea of forced assimilation,
and would see it as having "potentially disastrous" results.
Thoughts?
If you removed the idea of a 'shared consciousness' you pretty much just described the UFP lol :P
But really, I like the idea. Being cut off from the Great Link was a big deal for the changelings, so I would imagine being removed from the collective would have the same consequences...I really like this idea a lot.
I might make a video out of it now :P
That would be cool! I hope you do, and I'll look forward to seeing it.
I always thought a true "mirror" universe should balance out better.
Instead it's one mostly evil universe, and one really much worse, almost totally evil one.
Not suggesting that reality (or multiple realities) actually would balance.
But for story-telling, I like the idea of at least one of the big baddies getting mirrored the same way the UFP was.
Have fun.
I'm sure I'm not the first, but...
At some point, the thought occurred that the Mirror Mirror universe might be the result of the saving of Edith Keeler (and the disastrous resulting WWII outcome) in the earlier OS episode, City on the Edge of Forever.
Is this a common interpretation?
Are there large holes in this hypothesis?
It might put the kibosh on my nice-guy alternate borg, but then again, once time-travel is introduced to a universe...
(c:
Funny, that I thought the Same Thing that The Borg would be the Good Guys in the Alternative Universe.
well- the Borg are just a computer program - I guess we tried "hacking" them with Hugh ....but if you could rewrite their code somehow... and make them nice guys....interesting... though if they don't assimilate - how do they reproduce....hmmm
I like the recent STNG comics where, in the 24th century, the Terran Empire has lost almost all of its territory to the Klingon Cardassian alliance but they are not able to penetrate the defenses around the Sol system and decide it is better to box them in. The Terrans decide to put all of there last resources into building the Galaxy class dreadnought ISS Enterprise-D, under the command of Captain Jellico, which Picard captain of the ISS Starkiller decides to steal. Plus you get to see Picard space Jellico when he steals the Enterprise which is pretty cool. I'm hoping they release more soon. Although I think it's weird they use the version of the future Enterprise from All Good Things.
General Zod I think it was just a six part mini series, but it was nuts how amazing it was. Sleeveless uniforms, buff Picard, Borg Data, and so much more. Definitely worth checking out.
Using Star Trek Online for the Terran Empire depiction was great!
Long live the Empire!
FOR THE EMPEROR OF MANKIND
@@aliwahab1255 Wrong empire Lmao
*For the Imperium of Mankind!*
*For our manly Emperor of Man*
After Spock became Emperor he shaved his head and changed his name to Ming the Merciless.
He bald, and become even *POWERFUL*
"The existance of your entire peoples is...highly illogical"
- Mingus Bingus before commiting intergalaftic genocide
Mirror Universe is always interesting I love it!
My dad explained the mirror universe to me when I was a little kid like this: "so this is an alternate universe where the federation are bad guys that take over planets instead of helping them"
The Terran Empire , is like a actor's dream come true they get to portray a villain for one show and go rogue.
antwan1357. And thus this idea is replayed so often in series, movies and comics, LONG before Star Trek.
The Terran Empire didn't fuck around.
Woe unto the Universe.
This is truly informing. I've been a hardcore fan as long as I can remember being alive and I've never been able to piece together the mirror universes so concisely as you have, great video!
Thank you! Keep in mind, I took some liberties here to help craft a coherent storyline...but everything I talk about exsists in Alpha & Beta canon.
I remember " Alpha Beta " grocery store when my family moved from New Rochelle. NY to Glendale, California back in 1968. WOW!!!! those store were frikkin huge!!! Fifty aisles and they didn't just sell food either. You could buy tires for your car and even gold fish in little plastic boxes right there on the shelves.
Do they still have " Alpha Beta " stores in the alternate timelines?
Will Earl Scheib still paint any car for just $19.95?
I do not remember Alpha Beta selling cannons though.
Makes one wonder if Adm Cartwright from ST:VI was from the Empire. His remarks about Klingons becoming the alien 'trash' of the galaxy would seem to be in line with how the Terran Empire felt about alien races, especially the Klingons. He was also pushing for war and even trying to create one. It's interesting to contemplate how many Terrans from the mirror universe have infiltrated the Federation over the years.
I doubt he was from the Empire. There is such a thing as Cold Warriors and up to that point essentially the Federation and the Klingons we're in a cord war much like the US and the Soviet Union was
Worst thing DS9 did was reintroducing the mirror universe as a weak pathetic opposite of what it was in TOS Mirror Mirror. I actually enjoy seeing the mirror universe being the corrupt evil self or opposite of the Federation. I enjoyed watching TOS "Mirror Mirror" and ENT "In a Mirror, Darkly" more so than any of DS9's episodes. What made TOS & ENT episodes more fascinating is that humans as a species can be overly kind and righteous or the completely evil and barbaric, as seen throughout our own history.
One of my favourite Star Trek TNG novel's was "Dark Mirror" which is about the Terran Empire trying to invade the Prime Universe.
Yeah the Empire falling and humans being enslaved and then becoming nice all of a sudden was complete BS. Especially if you were a slave your whole life, you would want revenge, especially in that universe.
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I agree 100%, I hated it myself as well.
YES! Dark Mirror would have been a TNG movie worth seeing. The description of Troi gave me a major stiffy.
I believe they just following canon that Spock rebellion (peace) was over thrown and took the place of Empire.
In my mind, there is a fourth version of the mirror universe. After 2063 first contact, the Romulans did not invade and the empire continue to expand after they found the Defiant in 2155 . Then the empire came in contact with the Romulans .Instead of a war like in the prime universe , the Romulans and the Terrans join together and formed an alliance and defeated the Klingons and Cardassians.
Long live The Terran Empire
I’m intrigued by the Prime Universe! You are doing a great job.!
The darker timeline is best! long Live the Empire!
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Holy shit, HOW?! I mean I'm all for Human ingenuity but defeating the Romulans AND the Klingons, two of the big powers? Alone?
Goddam, they must've been absolutely ruthless, like no respect for common decency.
i wish i could watch a show that is just the terran empire.
Funny story, but the Dark Mirror Novel was my first ever encounter with the Mirror Universe story.....so not surprisingly, that one is my favourite. A Dreadnaught Sized Enterprise D with weapons capable of destroying whole planets, & an evil telepathic Troi are just irresistable to me.
Evil Troi is always a win!
I always imagined her as a bad girl... ;-)
The IDW comics on the Terran Empire is the best
the way our world work,s it is more likely that we will become the terran empire
Thanks I was really confused on theses different timelines
Impressive and very well done. Spock with a beard is so cool, how can you not like the Halkanverse!
ENT: "The Catwalk" established that the Vulcan captain's name is Solkar, and STIV established that Spock's great-grandfather's name was also Solkar. One would assume that, with the relative ages involved, they would be the same person.
No source has established whether or not Solkar had any kids in the mirror version of First Contact.
well done. It only took me 6 years to find it. but well done.
I like the Dark Terran universe. I always hope to see an alliance between the Federation and the Empire against another race. The Terrans come in as a surprise to save the Federation but then won't leave and prime universe has to push them back
Star Trek: Terran Empire
This is needed
Good shit!!! I actually didn't know about the Dark Verse and Spectre Verse timelines! Mirror Verse has been my favorite since I was a kid watching DS9!!!
Terran Empire chasing to invade the Prime Verse is the favorite Mirror Universe segment.
I always assumed the terran empire was either an empire in which rome never fell and survived until the 21st century where is became the terran empire. or it was a nazi victory in WW2 that led directly to the terran empire. reason? the nazi salute which seems to also share similarities with the salute used by ceasar
Would the Borg be a race of maintenance drones in the mirror verse?
I was watching fan production episodes, although attempting to being faithful to canon, a very good origin of the Terran Empire was found in the episode " For want of a nail " and further continued explaiined in the episode " The crossing". All under " Starship Farragut" John Broughton producer.
Mirror will become major universe for us.
I've been saying that for years. I even have a polo shirt with the mirror logo
Spock should have kept and if possible, expanded the Terran Imperial military after he made all of the reforms to make the Empire into a more Republic-like government. It would maintain Terran power while also allowing them to advance into a more egalitarian and less tyrannical society.
Learning about the mirror universe and the terran empire. Started writing an anthology stories based on a starship I call ISS VALHALLA
It be nice to have a TV series on this.
A movie with Tiberius as emperor would be great.
I'm just getting into star trek and yeah that timeline thing actually helps since it explains at least why the mirror universes are the way they are.
If DISCO is your first series, and you dont really care about timelines, then I would recommend DS9 next.
Ketwolski I seen deep space nine since I know it was part of voyanger since that's the station Harry Kim almost gets scam by Ferengi. You should do a video about them. Like are their rules made up on the fly or do they have some rules they can't breaks.
The mirror universe opens up many fan fiction stories, I think. For instance:
"Personal log. I don't know why I'm bothering with this since I never did before. Not exactly my style. It's been two years since Bailey disappeared. Or ran away - take your pick. And a year since the Fesarius was destroyed taking that ridiculous excuse for a supreme commander with it. I now own and command a wreck from the 22nd century continuing Bailey's hopeless quest without reason, abandoning my own senses and I honestly don't know why other than maybe I hate the empire that failed to see my intellectual superiority. The same superiority that failed to spot the protocol that had me arrested in the first place. Doesn't make sense does it? Slave, delete log!"
Really interesting breakdown.
I always thought that the Mirror Universe could have been created when Dr. McCoy saved Edith Keeler and Germany won the war and took over the world.
St . Clair McIntyre. That is 100% correct. It was the portion of Ellison's script for City that GR and Fontana totally removed from the original script that would have required a two part episode. Since GR had already produced a two parter that season to use his Cage pilot, he had to shorten Ellison's script by just saying the Enterprise wasn't there anymore. Actually a much tighter and better story resulted in my opinion.
They recycled that Ellison idea in Mirror Mirror without bothering to produce exposition, only showing the anti utopian result.
Everything else done in later decades to visit the Terran Empire has been fan service. Like Trials and Tribulations. It was a fun story, but pretty much just fan service.
That makes so much sense.
FT Sims_Designs. Oh another little thing the dynamic duo removed from Ellison's City. Bones didn't inject himself and go back in time, and they weren't there to study space anomalies. Spock was leading down a *firing squad* to the planet to execute a lieutenant that had been convicted of murdering a crewman in a *drug deal gone bad* . YEAH! Really. The convicted murderer jumped back and changed the past.
Well, better this version, i ever think that the the Terran universe is a place where there is no lights, were the good guy are bad, BUT the bad guy are bad too. A place were axes are defeated by an alliance formed of angloamerican empire and the soviet union, where the French revolution never happened or not lead to the spread of democratic ideal.
They are biologically different from us, they are a civilization made of our mr. Hyde...
That would be an interesting concept, and might be a plausible theory to the backlash of the peace movement's failure, once Germany used it's nuclear weapons.
*Ave Spock, morituri te salutant!*
out of the difrent mirror universes i like the halkan verse the most
Agree
TLDR: Spock fucked everything up.
Should of explained about the Mirror Universe Borg, on how Dr Soon became Lorcutas
very cool video. some of the info you told us is from the star trek novels written by william shatner where we meet for the first time emperor tiberius.
I thought that originally, the original mirror universe diverged when Kahn was not frozen, but continued to rule earth, starting the empire by holding the entire earth under his government and it carried on from that starting attitude.
The story goes like this: Khan and his buddies win the Eugenics war but eventually they cause WW3 because of their nasty subjugation of regular humans. It all ends up at the same spot: Cochrane building the Pheonix
Ketwolski. Except Zephram Chochrane of ALPHA CENTAURI created the warp drive, not a guy in Montana with an ICBM. Watch the original episode from TOS. I like the movie, and that story very much, but it horribly contradicts the TOS description of Cochrane and the development of warp drive (mentioned twice in original Star Trek)
Originally I read something and haven't been able to find it, but there was a person that developed warp drive 10 years before Cochran did. And it was like in China or India. And I know this doesn't have anything to do with the mirror universe.
You know I think it would be cool for book series, and even tv series or movies if Star Trek applied what the Comic book industry has, allowing for alternate possibilities.. Like Star Trek book takes place is Mirrorverse 172B... It would take the Star Trek universe and allow a virtually unlimited source for stories... I think a cool one for example would be where Section 31 in Starfleet takes on a much more active role similar to the Romulans intelligence agency.
I love it; however it's still nothing like the non-canon role play group TESA (Terran Empire Sim Association) of which I was a member. Founded 1998 and survived until ca. 2004 - 2005 (corresponding to Trek timeline of 2375 [debut of Insurrection] to 2381 - 2382 [2 or 3 years post-Voyager season 7 end]). Loosely based on TOS episode "Mirror, Mirror" (TOS season 2 episode 4; first aired 6 October 1967) and TNG novel "Dark Mirror" (Diane Duane, pub. 1994). The divergence between universes takes place in Dallas, TX on 22 November 1963 when a Time Traveler named Lieutenant Oberon, disguised as Lee Harvey Oswald, attempts to assassinate President Kennedy from the 6th floor of the Dallas Book Depository Building but misses and instead kills Jacqueline Kennedy. JFK subsequently finds out that Oberon/Oswald is a Soviet agent and orders a surprise nuclear first strike on the USSR. The Soviets surrender, ending the Arms Race. Kennedy urges the advancement of space exploration so that by the end of the 20th Century Earth is a spacefaring planet. During the 1990s the Eugenics Wars take place, with 4 leaders eventually dividing Earth up between them. The strongest one, Khan Noonien Singh, eventually eliminates his rivals and becomes first Terran Emperor. The Klingon Empire is conquered and enslaved. By around the time (a few years after the events) of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (i.e. somewhere after 2295) the Empire conquers the Romulans as well. Most Romulans commit mass ritual suicide; the few who do not take part in a mass diaspora and are considered renegades (Timeline of ISS Wraith, set after Star Trek VI, ca. 2295 - 2299).
Eric Koenig I played in a Starfleet rpg for years and we kicked around the idea to gradually intro the MU into the world, but our rules and regulations board members thought some would go too far into left field and ruin planned out missions. We couldn't even agree on introducing a separate Klingon rpg group to let players be Klingons from the Empire side of things! I was active in the group about 10 yrs and I've not found one yet as great as SFC was, before the rules dragged all the fun out of it. We were based in TOS and TOS film era, then NG/DS9/VOY.
Do you miss the group?
They reminded me of the imperials.
I loved the original Mirror Universe episode but the whole idea of it collapses when you examine it too closely. It’s good for a one-off story.
Sometime during the Terran revolt in the Deep Space 9 Mirror Universe, the race of the Known Space begin to have an encounter with the major power of the Gamma Quadrant the Dominion. The Dominion had assumed that the major powers of Known Space were easy to conquer. Yet, the Dominion quickly learns that they have literally underestimate the races of Known Space.
Known Space is a term for the known areas of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. Earth is at the Center of Known Space. Sometime during the Dominion War, the wormhole between the Alpha and Gamma Quadrants appears. For the Alliance, the wormhole is a mix blessing. Ironic the Dominion is not aware of the Wormhole existence until the Alliance launches an all out invasion to the Dominion space through the wormhole. Oddly, a new power helps the Alliance to defeat the Dominion.
I just can't. Such a brilliant idea screwed over by Enterprise, Voyager, and of courser the highly contagious STD. Just revolting. RIP Mirror Universe. you were another great idea that was turned into retcon garbage by uninspired writers. Peace.
Enterprise nailed it! What was wrong with the Enterprise episodes? The other ones...ok.
I have to say I love the effort and specific info you put into your videos. I like the prime and hawkin verse. I wonder how things really went when Cochran gunned down the Vulcan captain in front of Picard, Riker, LaForge, Troi, and Barclay with the engineering team lol. If they would take possession of the Enterprise E... eek. I'm a cynical jerk but, will always give ST a pass on things like this. No other franchise can even dream of touching ST!
I like the dark universe as it fits the mirror aspect better, the prime Kirk still inspired mirror Spock but due to the nature of the mirror universe he never got to achieve his goals. I also like the idea of evil next gen (I know of one book and I really liked the evil versions of them and wish that we could have seen them on the show) and the threat of a multiverse threat against the federation where it has to fight itself. It will be interesting to see what the show discovery does with the mirror universe and if now that means that there are 4 mirrorverses. Also there's a video game set in the mirror universe with sulo and the excelsior which I quite liked where they help the rebellion.
There's one problem with this video, is there's only one USS Defiant ship from the prime Universe, that shifted to a Mirror Universe. So Two of the Mirror Universes didn't have the encounter with the Prime Universe Defiant . Unless there's an Expiation for that!
I like the one where the Terran empire continues into the 24th century.
"Darker" verse is obviously better.
Like with "City on the Edge of Forever," sometimes Star Trek lets slip that Roddenberry's utopic vision is a destined failure.
Thanks for sharing.
I want to know more about the universe where the Terrans hold the Earthlings accountable for the degeneracy on Bajor.
That would be called, for lack of a better term, Falwellverse... Bajoran degeneracy is fucking hot!!!
I wish there was a series where we get to see the Terran Empire's conquest of the galaxy, and all the crazy tactics and weapons they used.
Oh well, there's still Warhammer.
I'm now wondering this: has it been shown that the Q collective above multiple universes? Or is there a mirror Q?
Im thinking they're above them all.
I believe Q kept his fingers from that universe. Q loved to fool around people and the terrans didnt have any sense of humor for that at all
These are fascinating counterfactual versions of the known version of star fleet history! however I'd love to know when the Mirror universes diverged from the prime universe! we know that Shakespeare is the same in the prime universe but it would appear that some forerunner to the terran empire existed as far back as at least the 19th century and we see a terran astronaut planting the terran flag on the moon in what we must assume is the 20th century but that means there's an entirely different terran 20th century where events would have played out very differently, like was there something akin to the cold war was there a WW2 are the terrans affiliated with the Nazi's did the united states ever exist in this timeline etc
I'd really like a Terran Empire which will massacre or enslave all Klingons, Romulans, Cardassians and Dominions.
*FOR THE EMPIRE!*
HAIL THE EMPIRE
Lol youll like warhammer 40k then
The logo of the sword going through the Earth is very similar to a logo that was used by the KGB. It's likely that it was inspired by it.
Well done, this is very inpressive.
The question we been always want to know are we the Galactic Federation or the Galactic Common Wealth
You missed the most important part of the mirror universes. Their core creation before first contact, at the split from the prime universe. When McCoy went thru the Guardian of Forever, saving Edith Keeler and allowing Germany to win WW2 and thus creating the Terran Empire.
I've always suspected the Terran Empire began when Edith Kieler lived.
Edith living erased the timeline, but was corrected by Kirk and Co. This is different then a seperate universe exisiting seperate from our own. Granted, I'm sure Edith did have something to do with the mirror universe, that old gal.
As to screen writing you are correct. The Terran Empire was pulled out of Ellison's much longer original script for City. They just filmed it surrounded by another accident in season 2 and didn't offer exposition.
Cool! I did not know that. So Edith was the turning point between the Federation and the Terran Empire futures.
Shaden0040. Originally in the 1966/67 story concepts. I just posted a top level thread on this video describing how that episode appeared in the 2nd season. Many have asked.
I prefer the Hulkan(?} Universe because of the path to peace that Spock proposed.
I would like to see the Kelvin verse's version of the mirror universe.
Also Discovery makes the Sato incident inarguably non-canon since Empress Georgieu said that the interphasic space resulted in the entire crew going mad, meaning Sato couldn't have ruled for very long.
Infinite possibilities in infinite timelines.
I think what we call the prime universe is just the path through the best decisions and possible outcomes of events.
That captain that got boom-sticked was Spock's great-grandfather.
Leeta seems to be from the darker timeline. I am still waiting for her and "Killy" to meet.
imo, the prime universe of star trek is because the genetic modified humans lost the war, but in mirror universe that crated the terran empire the genetic modified humans won the war, and their agression contiunued thru the mirror mirror episode which first introduced us to this alternate reality.
All hail Emperor KHAN!
I'd like a series, or at least a couple of episodes on how the "darkverse" Empire managed to conquer "all known space" The level of ruthlessness, technical superiority, strategic brilliance and population needed to take down multiple Empires that have sided against you is just...staggering.
Its like if the Nazis took over the whole world without the Japanese or Italians...
Glory to the Terran empire!
The Dark timeline for me, don’t know If you knew or not but there these Next Generation Mirror universe comics.
I am not a trekie and first saw the mirror universe in STD and felt it terribly underutilized and only used as a very cheap plot device. Nice to know where is some acutally interesting cannon about it.
The alternate timeline of ST: Gods and Monsters suggested another variation of the mirror universe - Kirk is never born and as a result Gary Mitchell kills Pike after gaining god like powers and takes over the Federation turning it into something very similar to the Mirror Universe.
Interesting!
Halkan verse! I wish they'd do a show entirely set in it!
Wow so hard to keep all of that straight. So are you saying Star Trek Online contradicts the Prime version of the Mirror Universe? I'm holding out slim hopes that Star Trek Online will be canon at some point with a 25th Century TV Show to pair up with. I know it's a glorious pipe dream atm.
I have the novel where the Galactic Commonwealth was created and I like that universe with the Galactic Commonweath
the dark universe if the Terran Empire is started to invade the prime universe can you imagine if they found the Dominion two empires built for war
Spoiler alert from the latest episode
Mirror Lorca Confirmed.
long live the empire......the universe belong to the Terrans....
Very nice place
how about a series one where its similar to the game flash trek broken mirror where it takes place in Picards time and things are fairly well for the Terran empire. they have total control of the Alpha and Beta quadrants. until the Dominion war happens where the empire is defeated however a remnant of the empire takes settlement on Terra Nova figuring out that things need to change and eventually they realize the change needs to be implemented in the past they end up time warping to the past and change the Terran empire to the Galactic common wealth or something similar to the federations views
This guy keeps calling us the Prime Universe? What if we are THE TERRAN EMPIRE? I like that Idea much more LONG LIVE THE TERRAN EMPIRE!
You know I do have to wonder what wold happen if Say, the Federation encountered the Amarr Empire from EVE-Online, or heck any of the major empires of EVE-Online. How would they deal with the independent Capsuleers having free reign to do what they want in their space.
My guess is that any federation controlled space would essentially become 'high-sec' and them capsuleers better watch themselves :P
The Dark Verse
Hail Terra
how about the terran empire from STD?
I believe this is not one that Kirk beam into 2267
go and get the Star Trek Chronology. it's in there.
In an infinite multiverse all fictional universes, and their fanfic offshoots, have a high probability of actually existing.
May I know where you got the submarine shot at 0:57 and the tank at 0:58?