Star Trek: Voyager

IDWs forthcoming revival ofStar Trek: Voyagerneeds to fix the shows failed villains.

Janeway notices that Kazon Raider is using different tactics than the others they have encountered.

Later,Voyageranswers a distress call from the planet Praja.

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Between the two shows, the galaxy was getting a lot bigger.

InVoyagerspilot episode, titled The Caretaker, Starfleet had its first encounter with the Kazon.

Intended to beVoyagersmain antagonist, they unfortunately fell flat in the long run.

Collage of Maje Culluh and Captain Janeway from Star Trek: Voyager.

The Kazon situation closely mirrored that of the Ferengi.

Originally intended to be the primary villains forThe Next Generation,the goofy-looking Ferengi failedto land as adversaries.

They were big, imposing and savage.

Two panels of Janeway and Chakotay talking

Accoring toStar Treklore, the Borg deemed the Kazon “unworthy” of assimilation.

In time, the Borg, and to a lesser extent the Viidians, became the ships primary nemesis.

Outside a few cameos on otherStar Trekshows, such asProdigy, the Kazon have been few and far between.

The Kazon attack

Yet, they never reached the heights of the Kazon inStar Trek: Voyager#4.

Praja went from a beautiful world to a hellscape.

For fans who were used to the less-than-stellar ways of the Kazon-Nistrom, this sect is downright jarring.

Maje Culluh (Anthony De Longis) stares off-screen in Star Trek: Voyager.

Whether the Kazon created this virus is never revealed, but they used it nonetheless.

A composite image of the crew of Voyager in front of the ship in Star Trek

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