Did the Romulans create the Borg?

It's possible that the big secret of Star Trek: Picard is that the Romulans are actually responsible for the creation of the Borg Collective. We learn in “Maps and Legends” about the Zhat Vash, a secret cabal within the already super secretive Romulan Tal Shiar.

Why did the Romulans create the Borg?

A major clue that the Romulans could've created the Borg many centuries ago comes from a prophecy spoken by a Romulan scholar called Ramdha. According to Romulan legend, the "Day of Annihilation" will come when "all the shackled demons break their chains" and are led by a "Destroyer" called Seb-Cheneb.

What race started the Borg?

There is no EVIDENCE, but its believed that the Delta Quadrant is the origin of the Borg Collective. Neither is their biological origin. Its believed that they were an humanoid advanced civilization who grew tired of not being perfect. They want to achieve perfection, so they started assimilating species.

Can the Borg assimilate Romulans?

It's possible that the Borg attempts to assimilate the Romulans had similar results — stopping their invasion in its tracks until it started up again after Picard's encounter with the Collective.

Did v GER create the Borg?

In the game Star Trek: Legacy, it is said that V'ger itself created the Borg to gain the knowledge by assimilation.

Star Trek Picard Creates Romulan Borg Creation Connection

Did the Vulcans create the Borg?

It's possible that the big secret of Star Trek: Picard is that the Romulans are actually responsible for the creation of the Borg Collective. We learn in “Maps and Legends” about the Zhat Vash, a secret cabal within the already super secretive Romulan Tal Shiar.

Did Wesley Crusher create the Borg?

In Star Trek Next Gen S03E01 Evolution he improves on nanites so that they can work together and improve themselves. To allow further growth they leave the enterprise to a wormhole that sends them through space and time to delta quadrant around 1484.

Are the Borg aware of Q?

The Borg must have been aware of the Q at least since they assimilated most of Guinan's species, long before Starfleet encountered Q. It is possible that not everyone in Starfleet knows about the Q. Like the Omega Directive, the special directives involving Q may be limited to command level officers and above.

Can Borg assimilate Q?

Could "Q" or a "Founder" be assimilated by the Borg? Q: no. Changelings (founders): not really, since borg nanoprobes and technology probably aren't compatible with non-solid species.

How did Romulans get a Borg cube?

The Cube was immediately severed from the Borg Collective, leaving thousands of Borg Drones aboard in stasis. The Romulans took possession of the dormant Cube and turned it into a Reclamation site housing the Borg Reclamation Project.

Did the Klingons ever fight the Borg?

The Klingons, now armed with transphasic torpedoes, managed to successfully defend the planet Morska from the Borg.

Why is the Borg weak Picard?

The Borg were very badly damaged by Fed tech in their first appearance. They needed to drain the Enterprise database for information and slice a chunk of the ship out to analyze it before they could adapt to anything. AND they had to repair the damage to their ship first.

Did Section 31 create the Borg?

The core theory, hatched during Discovery's second season, holds that that Leland -- a Section 31 agent who merged with the synthetic components of Control -- becomes the first “proto-Borg” and uses the Red Angel suit to travel back in time to the Delta Quadrant and lay the foundation for the Borg Collective.

Is Leland the first Borg?

But if Discovery is telling a Borg origin story, establishing Leland as the earliest Borg Drone could set the precedent for their human appearance.

Is Guinan a Time Lord?

Guinan, of 'Star Trek,' Would Be a Great Time Lord on 'Doctor Who' Immortal beings have to stick together, so it would only make sense for the titular time traveler from Doctor Who to take on Guinan from Star Trek as a temporary companion, or perhaps as a fellow Time Lord!

Did Q bring the Borg?

They're the perfect foe for Picard. Q was possibly testing Picard in the episode Q Who, in which in he introduces the Borg. After Picard begs Q for the lives of his crew Q talks about how most people would be unwilling to swallow their pride to ask for help and would instead let people die.

What decimated the Borg?

Species 8472 responded with an all out attack on the Borg. They used the "Northwest Passage" in Borg space as their entry point, via a quantum singularity, and destroyed any Borg vessel they could find.

Are the Borg afraid of Q?

If a Q provoke the Borg, the Borg are no threat to a Q. They can't enter the relm Q's live in. So Q don't fear them. They fear what they'll loose.

Why did the Borg only send one cube?

In the case of Star Trek First Contact, they only sent one cube, because again, efficiency: They had previously devastated the defences the first time, and only one ship - the Enterprise - only posed any real threat.

Why does no one like Wesley Crusher?

Wesley Crusher wasn't well-liked on Star Trek: TNG

And if you ask them why they dislike Wesley, they immediately start ticking off the reasons: he was annoying, arrogant, he was a “Mary Sue” character, he sulked a lot, and he was always saving the day.

What species is the Borg Queen?

The Borg Queen was stated as being Species 125 which is how they've only ever been identified. The EL-Aurian's have been travelling the galaxy centuries before Human's achieved space flight and are perfectly capable of blending in on Earth during the 1800's but have no official Borg Species Identifcation.

Can Vulcans and Romulans breed?

The Romulans separated from the Vulcans during the Time of Awakening (4th century AD, Terran Calendar). They are still the same, biologically, and can interbreed. This means nothing in the Star Trek universe, as pretty much anything can breed with anything.

How are the Romulans and Vulcans related?

The Romulans and Vulcans descend from the same ancestor species — specifically, the Romulans are an offshoot of ancient Vulcans. From the Star Trek history we know, it's unclear when the split between the two occurred, but it was likely during Vulcan's war-torn period of history.

How are Romulans and Vulcans different?

In the series, which is set in the 23rd century, the Romulans were speculated as having split from another alien species, the Vulcans, in the distant past. In contrast to the Vulcans, who were presented as peaceful and logic-oriented, the Romulans were depicted as militaristic, having founded an interstellar empire.