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What was the origin of Star Treks Borg? Was there any explanation of the origin of the Borg from Star Trek? I've seen most of the TV shows but not read any books - is it explained there?
star trek - Was Vger responsible for the creation of the Borg . . . 74 It looks like this explanation for the origin of the Borg is not canon The Star Trek Encyclopedia speculates that there could be a connection between the Borg and V'ger, the vessel encountered in Star Trek: The Motion Picture; this is advanced in William Shatner's novel The Return
star trek - What are the known Borg failed assimilations? - Science . . . A Borg Sphere managed to escape and travel back in time, leading to: The attempted assimilation during First Contact: where the Sphere was destroyed by the Enterprise-E and the Borg were defeated in the subsequent attempt to gain control of the Starship itself, thus preventing them to change history and create a future where Earth would be
Do the Q fear the Borg? - Science Fiction Fantasy Stack Exchange Do the Q fear the Borg? Or could it perhaps be that the Q just don't want to annoy the Borg, since the Borg are possibly the most powerful guys in the galaxy (outside fluidic space) and the Q don't want to be responsible for anything the Borg do out of anger? Since the Borg could probably wipe out a good chunk of the galaxy if they felt like it
star trek - Were the Borg destroyed at the end of Voyager? - Science . . . The agent that Admiral Janeway used to achieve all of this was a neurolytic pathogen, which, based on MA's description, likely only affected the Borg Queen and her control over the Borg So, based on this, my expectation would be that NO: the Borg were not destroyed at the end of Voyager, merely set back a fair way with their transwarp hub
Were the Borg Always intended to be a Delta Quadrant power? A Borg ship in the area near New Providence attacks the Enterprise, kidnaps Captain Picard, and leaves at warp speed: WORF: Sir, the coordinates they have set, they're on a direct course to sector zero zero one