I cannot recommend “Warp Your Own Way” enough to any fans of the series. Calling it a graphic novel fails to account for the fact that it is a choose your own adventure style story which makes perfect sense in the context of the story being told. An absolute master craft of the comics format. Also, it’s funny and the art is good.
If you have watched the other treks its one of the best treks. The funny part of the series finale was the scene where the Klingons started turning in to discovery type Klingons suggesting that discovery was not set in the main trek universe.
where the Klingons started turning in to discovery type Klingons suggesting that discovery was not set in the main trek universe.
I’m not sure you’ve given this line of thought full consideration.
why?
Well, the Cerritos is also transformed into a *Galaxy-*class ship by that anomaly, so by your logic, there’s an equal chance that TNG took place in a different universe.
Which is…definitely a thing you could say.
@ValueSubtracted @MehBlah I can feel myself growing a neckbeard just reading this thread
Considering Parallels, there’s at least a sector of Enteprise’s worth of universes, ignoring the one that exploded, that could be close enough to TNG.
Intrigued by the idea that literally every Star Trek took place in a different universe though. That sounds like something you’d find in TOS/Lower Decks episode, only for it to just reset by next episode and be forgotten about.
The ship wasn’t named enterprise.
Oh, are names important? What were the names of the Klingons?
meh
It’s spelt M’egh.
You’re absolutely right. If you’ve seen all of Star Trek, repeatedly, there are so many Easter eggs and nods and references to pick up on. I love it!
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As in, Hugo where no man has gone before?
