The Borg Queen's ship was a 24th century Borg starship, a vessel in Borg Collective service in the 2370s decade. In the year 2375, this vessel served as mobile headquarters for the Borg Queen. (VOY episode: "Dark Frontier")
The Borg Queen's Vessel operated as the flagship of the Borg Collective and was a Borg diamond class starship. (CCG set: Decipher CCG, card: "Borg Queen's Vessel")
Also
Queen Vessel Prime, was classified as a Borg octahedron. (ST video game: Attack Wing expansion: "Queen Vessel Prime")
Service history and disposition
In the 2370s, this ship included the royal chambers and was berthed at Unimatrix One, the Collective's central unicomplex. In the year 2375, a Borg sphere delivered the liberated Borg drone Seven of Nine to the current Borg Queen. The queen sought to reintegrate Seven into the hive mind while maintaining the Human woman's individuality. Around stardate 52619.2, the queen detached her ship from the unicomplex and rendezvoused with a Borg Cube at the homeworld of Species 10026. Seven and the queen observed the assimilation of the Species 10026 homeworld from orbit. Several members of the unassimilated culture were brought aboard. Seven helped them escape and convinced the queen to let them go.
The queen presented Seven with her assimilated father, Magnus Hansen, in another attempt to sway her.
Captain Kathryn Janeway led an away team aboard the
to the unicomplex to rescue Seven and return her to USS Voyager. Following Seven's transfer to the Delta Flyer, the queen used her vessel to pursue the Federation shuttle in a transwarp conduit. Voyager destroyed the queen's vessel by closing the conduit after the Delta Flyer emerged into normal space. (VOY episode: "Dark Frontier")
Alternate timeline
During Q's God War in 2379, Trelane sent the crews of James T. Kirk, Jean-Luc Picard, Benjamin Sisko and Kathryn Janeway to the Borg Queen's vessel to capture her for his menagerie. (TNG - The Q Conflict comic: "Issue 5")
Legacy
The Borg Collective operated ships more ships of this type in the 2370s. In 2376, the Borg diamond class served as science vessels. (ST video game: Armada)
In 2377, the Borg Queen commanded the Borg Queen's Diamond, another vessel of that class. (ST video game: Armada II)
In the 2400s, the Borg octahedron was a large dreadnought class and included vessels that served as flagships for the Borg Queen in combat. When one was destroyed, she would simply upload herself into another such vessel. (STO - Task Force Operation mission: "Hive Onslaught")
Personnel
Appendices
Connections
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X892-01561 • X892-14666 • X892-15608 • X892-16151 • X892-16840 • X892-18416 • X892-18674 • X892-44744 • X892-45110 • X892-45163 • X892-46031 • X892-46511 • X892-51615 • X892-55468 • X892-56161 • X892-61165 • X892-67845 • X892-78616 • X892-78941 • X892-79816 • X892-84106 • X892-84168 • X892-86412 • X892-89161 • Borg Queen's diamond • Unnamed |
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Appearances and references
- VOY episode: "Dark Frontier" (first appearance)
- TNG - The Q Conflict comic: "Issue 5"
- CCG set: Decipher CCG, card: "Borg Queen's Vessel"
- ST video game: Attack Wing expansion: "Queen Vessel Prime"
- TOSC Issue 109: "Borg Queen's Ship"
- ↑ CCG set: Decipher CCG, card: "Borg Queen's Vessel".
- ↑ ST video game: Attack Wing expansion: "Queen Vessel Prime".
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 VOY episode: "Dark Frontier".
External link
- Borg Queen's ship article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.