I would be the same! Watch it all day long lol. I wish they could bring Voyager back and say what they been up to and one more mission with all or most of the crew. Pickard is ending so why not?
Janeway is badass enough to not only demand something from the borg, but also give a 10 seconds time limit and remain calm with a straight face while doing so... That's the peak of badass if you ask me.
Endgame was not the ending the show deserved. No one knew how to end it back then but the fans were on a Borg high after first contact and they seemed like the natural way to conclude it. A shame but remember they were just told END IT seems evident given sevens relationship to chakotay etc
In the continuation novels, they completely dismantle Voyager since the augmentations are not "Starfleet issue." I'm sure that means it was confiscated by Section 31 😂
We are the Borg ... lower your shields and surrender... your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our collectivness ... resistance is futile... Janeway... hold my beer
Any Voyager fan would want that but unfortunately this would be very expensive to do and the HD Bluray version of all 7 seasons of Star Trek The Next Generation didn't sell as good as they hoped. The special effects in Voyager and DS9 are all in SD and they would need to be completely redone.
@@catajedi Yeah...I know...sadly it may never be in our lifetime. I helped fund the restoration of footage for the DS9 documentary though, so there may be still hope.
TNG Was shot on film which allowed it to be scanned at a higher resolution later on. Unfortunately Voyager was shot on tape (A digital medium) which means that the resolution we see voyager in is what we get :(
@@jycannel4626 I'm old enough to remember recording on Betamax....and tape is not a 'digital medium'....it was and still is magnetic. :-) PS...if Voyager's digital assets were archived....and are still retrieveable and readable....then 1080p Voyager could still happen in the distant future...very...very distant future?
@@misshappensteed2028 If you all have Armada II still, the Fleet Operations mod for it is pretty good. Not sure if it has been updated in a hot minute though. Tactical cubes are a lot of fun with that mod.
@@misshappensteed2028 Not sure about the standard game, but the Fleet Operations mod works fine with Win 10, though I can't remember the online tool they used. All the mod needs is the CD.
@ That's from the series finale, "Endgame". I won't say more in case you are correct in saying that you missed it. I don't want to spoil it for you. IMHO I feel that - even though the TNG & DS9 finales were excellent - Voyager's was the best finale of any trek series. Bittersweet because I would've loved to see the series go on.
Strangely, in the Star Trek universe, humans always win in the end. Seems like word about that would have gotten around the galaxy so that when Voyager meets a cube, they'd be all like, "We are the Borg, our humble greetings humans, we have no intention of trying to assimilate you , please let us pass peacefully, we'd prefer our cube and drones remain intact. We thank you for your generosity. Borg collective out and long gone."
Those ships were no match for the borg. Miranda Class vessels, Stargazer etc. i think Exelsior Class too. 23 rd century ships. There was no Defiant or Enterprise E who could take away a borg cube alone.
The thing about Voyager is that because they got "transported" to the Gamma Quadrant they got to meet all kinds of alien races which no Federation Ships have ever met before. That means a huge opportunity to upgrade their ship with exotic alien technologies. Plus they eventually got to recruit a former borg into their ranks.
I'm fascinated by the Borg. Everytime they appear, I just love the idea of the species. No differences, no discussion. Just a single directive carried on with no fear nor pity. Even the ship is something so simple and at the same time so complex.
"Engineering...... deploy armour!" That quote even as a grown man somehow makes me cry everytime it's like yeah we're in control now howd you like this!
An interesting thing to think about is that Voyager single-handedly did more damage to the Borg than Starfleet combined, possibly more than the Galaxy combined.
they way you cut that makes it seem like the voyager transported a torpedo onto a cube, which exploded the cube with a shockwave that exploded even more cubes xDD 1:00
I guess its safe to say that the future'ed Voyager is, by far, the toughest star fleet ship. I guess it would obliviate a bunch of akiras and prometheuses attacking at once in minutes. That hull plating and the transphasic torpedos are really something
When the Borg debuted in the second season of TNG, they quickly became the bogeymen of the universe, the stuff of nightmares. The very mention of their name turned the hearts of seasoned, battle-tested admirals to mush. They were virtually unkillable, and there were millions of them. At Wolf 359 it took almost every ship Starfleet had with phasers running and they barely made a dent in a single Borg cube. Then, just a few short years later, one lone ship, Voyager, stranded 70 light years from home with no access to Starfleet's vast resources and no way to upgrade, was able to take out a Borg cube with two or three photon torpedoes. Yes, the Intrepid Class was more advanced than the Galaxy class (Picard's Enterprise D) by this time, but still.
Exactly, and the Borg assimilated thousands of other species and many were far more advanced than the Voyager ship and somehow they were able to fend off and beat the Borg, and also specie's 8472 were beaten by Janeway and company.
sigh... i guess you missed the part where future janeway came back with future tech specs. PLUS the added advantage of having one of the most advanced ships in the fleet, and of the knowledge from 7 of 9 AND what they learned from their "home grown" borg, one. its entirely conceivable.
There were many great things to love about Voyager. The never ending struggle to get home was an amazing idea. And fighting the borg was always amazing to watch. I also liked the crew. Chakotay, 7 of 8, Tom and B-Elana, Harry Kim, The Doctor, And of Course Commander Tuvok. "Your pessimism is illogical"🤣🤣🤣 Calmest guy you'll ever see.
Because you can’t beam through shields to use the teleported ships have to lower their shields and if their target has shields up you can’t beam aboard
I've always hated how Voyager and the Delta Flyer always managed to outsmart Borg cubes. They really had to jump the shark. Makes the Borg seem incompetent.
I'm really torn on Voyager's Borg portrayal - on one hand I love to see more of them, on the flip side I thought they should have been able to at least do some SERIOUS damage to Voyager. I always imagined it should have been easy for them to sever one of Voyager's Warp nacelles with a single torpedo.
Considering how all the rehabilitated Borg drones we encounter in the series are far superior intellectually to the average human and the collective is made up of trillions of these minds working in unison; it makes no sense that Voyager is able to employ any kind of tactic or technology that they have not already anticipated. But this is of course a contrivance of all Star Trek media, the crew of protagonists is always far more competent than is plausible.
I don't get how ONE Intrepid-class vessel can virtally eliminate The Borg whilst dozens more couldn't even put a dent on a single cube in Wolf 359. I thought the only vessel design to fight The Borg was the Defiant-class? ST:VOY really jumped the gun with making arguably the single greatest threat to the Federation into nothing more petty than the Kazon.
The Borg were practically an unknown by Wolf 359. Rumours, speculation and only one confirmed Starfleet vessels logs and tactical data. Plus at Wolf 359 they had all of Picards knowledge of Starfleet tactical abilities. After Wolf 359 they had more understanding plus information from other races. Don't forget after Scorpion they had a former Borg drone aiding them, that's gonna give them an advantage.
@@develynseether4426 For all we know in DIS that Robo-Leland is sent into the Delta Quadrant where the Borg begin, the reason they don't know anything is because DIS Season 2/3 moves Section 31 into the shadows as I've not known it to be so blatant to the point everyone knows about S31 and they even had a S31 (Ash) on the bridge of a starship. In regards to getting Robo-Leland into the Delta Quadrant depends on exactly where they are when he gets sent, if they're in the Alpha Quadrant he could be sent into the Delta Quadrant by "each action has an opposite and equal reaction" clause that Tilly said. If they're in the Beta Quadrant that'd send him to the Gamma. Who knows? As for the nanites, for all we know the United Earth Government then UFP harvested some from the Borg drones they found during the ENT era.
Captain Janeway had the advantage of 7 of 9, a Borg corpse to study, the culmination of all Starfleet's knowledge of the Borg at her fingertips, plus she's one strategic cookie.
Moron. Wolf 359 was way sooner than Voyager. Voyager had far more advanced technology than the crappy Wolf 359 fleet. And over the course of the series this specific Intrepid Class ship got improved more and more. Don't just complain, put it all into it's fitting perspective at least. You can not compare the effect on the Borg cube from two totally different situations and their circumstances. It is awkward that you weren't able to think of that yourself. As I said, moron.
Actually it's a long-range explorer, science vessels were like the Oberth Class (Grissom, Pegasus) or Nova Class (Equinox) which is why Voyager fared better than the Equinox.
Most people don’t realize that voyager had one more advantage against the Borg. In my eyes Captain Janeway sometimes thinks and acts like the borg queen. Sometimes Cold, calculated, Ruthless, also opportunistic and even though they are all individuals the crew of voyager act as one.
What in the hell is that flying tank of a ship that the borg can do nothing about halfway through? How did they manage to toughen their ship up like that? And how come no one had the idea to just beam a huge bomb on before?
I figured that since the borg queen is linked with all borg in the Galaxy when admiral Janeway infected her with the pathagen it ultimately destroyed the entire collective
Its seems that many fans are missunderstanding what Queen´s are, a Queen CONTROLS A HIVE, so the death of that Queen only affects that hive, not the whole colective.
@@centinela24542 but to my knowledge of the borg is that the collective is one hive I could be wrong but for example the collective consciousness (to my knowledge every borg is connected to it) is called hive mind that indicates for me that they are one hive
9:43... That's low, Q... very low... Making Captain Janeway realise all those 7 years were just a daydream / illusion, or just another day on the holodeck... LOL
7:26 Is that borg hub/nexus attached to a blue-supergiant-star? Is it powering thermal shields off the star's own energy? What are the vast brown spots? Is it just an earth-type planet with a heavily electrified ocean?
This has made most fans angry for the past oh 25 years. At least It did me. I was so disappointed. Although I did like the episode Endgame I was angry at two things: 1) the whole C/7 thing which made no sense and 2) they do get home but no debriefings or anything.
1. Rude. 2. "Irrelevant." 3. Did Lae'zel come? 4. High-end implants that do that when they get disconnected from the Internet, leaving someone to die *that embarrassed,* and she's the goddamn queen regnant.
I’d like to see an origin story for the Borg. Obviously, the Borg Queen is a humanoid species, what lead to the species evolving into what we know as “Borg”? Was it simply their species military that consumed the rest? Near mass extinction? experiment or project that lost control? It would make an interesting series or couple episodes at least.
Julieway must be a God because she's done something that no one else in the borg live times couldn't do, destroy them all we one ship. Wolf 395 It would be like myself walking into the Whitehouse with 100 Mt nude, walking up the the president and asking him/she to press the red button
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"That's it Janeway, I'm gonna kill dozens of thousands of drones, all because of you!"
"Oh no, not the drones"
be careful what you wish for Janeway🤣🤣
"You don't look too well, must have been something you assimilated"
-Admiral Catherine Janeway
Time?
Really? Time? Lmao
Kathryn*
EPIC!
Voyager could have continued for another 5-10yrs and I’d have still watched it to the end.
especially if they did a post-voyager series, PICARD was an attempt, but it mirrored DIsovery too much.
BARRFFFFF!!!!!!!!!! Excuse my while I hurl!
Same. The ending was a let down
I would personally accept one new 2-part episode of Voyager in exchange for the cancellation of Discovery and Picard.
I would be the same! Watch it all day long lol. I wish they could bring Voyager back and say what they been up to and one more mission with all or most of the crew. Pickard is ending so why not?
When Voyager activated that hull plating, you knew shit was getting serious.
Ryan C always loved that scene
When you realize how big a Borg cube actually is compared to Voyager and seeing hundreds of them in a single place is mind-blowing
I mean the mega complexes from Unimatrix Zero and Endgame were basically the size of a city, probably with waaayyy more inhabitants
Yet Voyager was unharmed throughout 😅
alot of that space is hollow though
@@OfficialRyanx That's not quite true.
@@Palafico3
the BORG UNICOMPLEX
was the size of a solar system
and had
TRILLIONS of DRONES
SOURCE
DARK FRONTIER part 2
Janeway is badass enough to not only demand something from the borg, but also give a 10 seconds time limit and remain calm with a straight face while doing so...
That's the peak of badass if you ask me.
Plot armour will do that 😅
She had a Torpedo beamed aboard one of the Cubes...I didn’t think that was possible...now I do...
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...
It was in the script...
"You have 10 seconds to release us"
"No, lol"
"Let's beam a bomb over"
"oh, shi--"
Or, they could just go to warp, aimed at one of the large imperial cruisers, ripping it in half. I hear that's pretty lame, too.
Pozzy Thump wrong franchise?
“Get fucked”
The technology that Voyager brings back home should catapult the federation so far ahead of many others in the alpha quadrant....
Yup voyagers end was bad. But the crap that came after was worse.
@@baskkev7459 voyager still is the best out of the top 3. we all know what they are
Endgame was not the ending the show deserved. No one knew how to end it back then but the fans were on a Borg high after first contact and they seemed like the natural way to conclude it. A shame but remember they were just told END IT seems evident given sevens relationship to chakotay etc
In the continuation novels, they completely dismantle Voyager since the augmentations are not "Starfleet issue." I'm sure that means it was confiscated by Section 31 😂
WTH 😂
We are the Borg ... lower your shields and surrender... your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our collectivness ... resistance is futile... Janeway... hold my beer
the hell with beer aunt kathy beats them with cup of coffee..
@@lexsmith8689 she is the only one to go to war on a cup of black coffee, she even beat the borg on a cup!
You mean hold my synthehol.
You want to get rid of the Borg? Just give them a copy of Windows Vista.
windows ME
Windows 98 was worse.
fun fact: windows 10 is heavily modified Vista ;)
OMG! Someone named that OS which must not be named! I try to use "Microsoft Edsel" instead. ; )
Microsoft bob
This so desperately needs the HD remastering treatment...who is with me?!
Any Voyager fan would want that but unfortunately this would be very expensive to do and the HD Bluray version of all 7 seasons of Star Trek The Next Generation didn't sell as good as they hoped. The special effects in Voyager and DS9 are all in SD and they would need to be completely redone.
@@catajedi Yeah...I know...sadly it may never be in our lifetime. I helped fund the restoration of footage for the DS9 documentary though, so there may be still hope.
TNG Was shot on film which allowed it to be scanned at a higher resolution later on. Unfortunately Voyager was shot on tape (A digital medium) which means that the resolution we see voyager in is what we get :(
@@jycannel4626 I'm old enough to remember recording on Betamax....and tape is not a 'digital medium'....it was and still is magnetic. :-) PS...if Voyager's digital assets were archived....and are still retrieveable and readable....then 1080p Voyager could still happen in the distant future...very...very distant future?
The more I watch this mix...the more I'm disappointed in Picard....sigh...I miss classic Trek.
Love the look of the tactical cube..That's one mean looking ship.
Never thought I'd find a Borg cube "sexy" :p but dat near symmetrical design!
I loved making the massive cube in armada :).
@@misshappensteed2028 If you all have Armada II still, the Fleet Operations mod for it is pretty good. Not sure if it has been updated in a hot minute though. Tactical cubes are a lot of fun with that mod.
How do you get it to work with windows 10 tho? Everything I have heard is you can’t get it to work properly. I miss playing the game online.
@@misshappensteed2028 Not sure about the standard game, but the Fleet Operations mod works fine with Win 10, though I can't remember the online tool they used. All the mod needs is the CD.
Love how Voyager just casually motors along on impulse at 6:44 because - for the time being - nothing can touch it!
What am I actually seeing there? I think I must have missed that episode. Never seen that kind of armour before.
@ That's from the series finale, "Endgame". I won't say more in case you are correct in saying that you missed it. I don't want to spoil it for you. IMHO I feel that - even though the TNG & DS9 finales were excellent - Voyager's was the best finale of any trek series. Bittersweet because I would've loved to see the series go on.
Strangely, in the Star Trek universe, humans always win in the end. Seems like word about that would have gotten around the galaxy so that when Voyager meets a cube, they'd be all like, "We are the Borg, our humble greetings humans, we have no intention of trying to assimilate you , please let us pass peacefully, we'd prefer our cube and drones remain intact. We thank you for your generosity. Borg collective out and long gone."
dewfall56 battle of wolf 359 ring a bell?
@@justanotherasian4395 The battle was lost but humanity still won :-)
@@justanotherasian4395 They lost the battle, but won the war.
They need to create their own series. Humanity gets the Star Tre Univese. sorry taken
if they lose they just go back in time
"What are you gonna do, assimilate me"?
- Man who was assimilated
1. Technically, she was a woman, and 2. That was one of the worst mistakes Borg ever made. Lol.
@@shaftoe195 twas a parody of a meme good sir
More like: "Borg Getting Their Collective Ass Kicked Compilation"
6:05 love the sound a borg vessel makes
Janeway done more damage to Borg. Then entire 39 Ships of Federation fleet at battle of Wolf system.
yeah the borg were nerfed in voyager. if they wern't voyager would of been destroyed or assimilated within an episode
Those ships were no match for the borg. Miranda Class vessels, Stargazer etc. i think Exelsior Class too. 23 rd century ships. There was no Defiant or Enterprise E who could take away a borg cube alone.
"did" more damage, my dear boy.
"I do not compromise with Borg."
Spoken quietly, evenly. Promise of cold reckoning.
I told you not to provoke the Borg now see what you have done🫵💀💀
No one could ever imagine that the borg would once cooperate with the changelings in the near future to destroy the federation once and for all.
The thing about Voyager is that because they got "transported" to the Gamma Quadrant they got to meet all kinds of alien races which no Federation Ships have ever met before. That means a huge opportunity to upgrade their ship with exotic alien technologies. Plus they eventually got to recruit a former borg into their ranks.
Delta Quadrant
It was the
*Delta Quadrant*
*DELTA* !!
Gamma was DS9.
@@faytneris Sorry, been a long time since I watched it.
I'm a Star Trek fan from back in the day Voyager was cool as hell the Lost in Space of Star Trek and they made it back thanks for the video God bless
You're already assimilated. You live in a system.
I'm fascinated by the Borg. Everytime they appear, I just love the idea of the species. No differences, no discussion. Just a single directive carried on with no fear nor pity. Even the ship is something so simple and at the same time so complex.
thats called communism not having discussion or differences and not a good thing
👀🤔
"Engineering...... deploy armour!"
That quote even as a grown man somehow makes me cry everytime it's like yeah we're in control now howd you like this!
An interesting thing to think about is that Voyager single-handedly did more damage to the Borg than Starfleet combined, possibly more than the Galaxy combined.
The last few seconds was a very nice touch. Very nice. Very appropriate for the clip.
The Borg Unicomplex reminds of the intro to Futurama...
Be honest. Who got got a chill when Voyager appears back in the Alpha quadrant with Star Fleet ships waiting.
captain , we seem to have gotten in the middle of the annual running of the borg
👍
I love how this starts with "what I wouldn't give for a few borg ships right about now."
Excellent editing!
That Janeway, always picking fights with the Borg :-D
they way you cut that makes it seem like the voyager transported a torpedo onto a cube, which exploded the cube with a shockwave that exploded even more cubes xDD 1:00
I guess its safe to say that the future'ed Voyager is, by far, the toughest star fleet ship. I guess it would obliviate a bunch of akiras and prometheuses attacking at once in minutes. That hull plating and the transphasic torpedos are really something
Because of all of its plot armor
Janewy w/a "French Twist" Nice!
Have to say really enjoyed that vid, very well put together
I agree with you.
It's not his Video
When the Borg debuted in the second season of TNG, they quickly became the bogeymen of the universe, the stuff of nightmares. The very mention of their name turned the hearts of seasoned, battle-tested admirals to mush. They were virtually unkillable, and there were millions of them. At Wolf 359 it took almost every ship Starfleet had with phasers running and they barely made a dent in a single Borg cube. Then, just a few short years later, one lone ship, Voyager, stranded 70 light years from home with no access to Starfleet's vast resources and no way to upgrade, was able to take out a Borg cube with two or three photon torpedoes. Yes, the Intrepid Class was more advanced than the Galaxy class (Picard's Enterprise D) by this time, but still.
Exactly, and the Borg assimilated thousands of other species and many were far more advanced than the Voyager ship and somehow they were able to fend off and beat the Borg, and also specie's 8472 were beaten by Janeway and company.
Locktwiste72
Transphasic torpedos. Given to voyager by admiral janeway from the future.
sigh... i guess you missed the part where future janeway came back with future tech specs. PLUS the added advantage of having one of the most advanced ships in the fleet, and of the knowledge from 7 of 9 AND what they learned from their "home grown" borg, one. its entirely conceivable.
Easy to do when your ship is armed with plot torpedoes
I'm sure those were special, suped up, borgified torpedoes
There were many great things to love about Voyager.
The never ending struggle to get home was an amazing idea. And fighting the borg was always amazing to watch. I also liked the crew.
Chakotay, 7 of 8, Tom and B-Elana, Harry Kim, The Doctor, And of Course Commander Tuvok. "Your pessimism is illogical"🤣🤣🤣
Calmest guy you'll ever see.
Oh I LOVE The Borg, they scare the bejesus out of me!
Idk why space warfare doesnt consist 100 percent of beaming torpedoes onto the enemies bridge.
Because you can’t beam through shields to use the teleported ships have to lower their shields and if their target has shields up you can’t beam aboard
Joseph Burge sounds pretty arbitrary
@@josephburge168 Data once came up with a net of self-replicating charges.
@@Torontogal1973 That was Rom...
and by the time the shields are down, firing torpedoes would be more effective and energy efficient
voyager was such a cool show
The upgraded Voyager would have taken down the whole Dominion in a week.
NO, It will be less one day to end. If all federations vessels are updated with these transphasic torpedos and this new armor!
And the admiral quickly realizes that the voyager can now beat up 2 galaxy class ships like a bully dealing with younglings
Never seen this before. WOW
Nothing like a little chaos to order!
I've always hated how Voyager and the Delta Flyer always managed to outsmart Borg cubes. They really had to jump the shark. Makes the Borg seem incompetent.
Yeah, they made the borg no more dangerous than the Frengi
The Borg would annihilate the humans.
I'm really torn on Voyager's Borg portrayal - on one hand I love to see more of them, on the flip side I thought they should have been able to at least do some SERIOUS damage to Voyager. I always imagined it should have been easy for them to sever one of Voyager's Warp nacelles with a single torpedo.
Considering how all the rehabilitated Borg drones we encounter in the series are far superior intellectually to the average human and the collective is made up of trillions of these minds working in unison; it makes no sense that Voyager is able to employ any kind of tactic or technology that they have not already anticipated. But this is of course a contrivance of all Star Trek media, the crew of protagonists is always far more competent than is plausible.
Plot armor is like crack.
Now this how I like the Borg: in pieces - Cpt. Janeway.
I don't get how ONE Intrepid-class vessel can virtally eliminate The Borg whilst dozens more couldn't even put a dent on a single cube in Wolf 359. I thought the only vessel design to fight The Borg was the Defiant-class? ST:VOY really jumped the gun with making arguably the single greatest threat to the Federation into nothing more petty than the Kazon.
The Borg were practically an unknown by Wolf 359. Rumours, speculation and only one confirmed Starfleet vessels logs and tactical data. Plus at Wolf 359 they had all of Picards knowledge of Starfleet tactical abilities.
After Wolf 359 they had more understanding plus information from other races.
Don't forget after Scorpion they had a former Borg drone aiding them, that's gonna give them an advantage.
@@develynseether4426 For all we know in DIS that Robo-Leland is sent into the Delta Quadrant where the Borg begin, the reason they don't know anything is because DIS Season 2/3 moves Section 31 into the shadows as I've not known it to be so blatant to the point everyone knows about S31 and they even had a S31 (Ash) on the bridge of a starship. In regards to getting Robo-Leland into the Delta Quadrant depends on exactly where they are when he gets sent, if they're in the Alpha Quadrant he could be sent into the Delta Quadrant by "each action has an opposite and equal reaction" clause that Tilly said. If they're in the Beta Quadrant that'd send him to the Gamma. Who knows? As for the nanites, for all we know the United Earth Government then UFP harvested some from the Borg drones they found during the ENT era.
@@dmanc85 That's assuming we use Sexually Transmitted Disease as canon 😂
Captain Janeway had the advantage of 7 of 9, a Borg corpse to study, the culmination of all Starfleet's knowledge of the Borg at her fingertips, plus she's one strategic cookie.
Moron. Wolf 359 was way sooner than Voyager. Voyager had far more advanced technology than the crappy Wolf 359 fleet. And over the course of the series this specific Intrepid Class ship got improved more and more.
Don't just complain, put it all into it's fitting perspective at least. You can not compare the effect on the Borg cube from two totally different situations and their circumstances. It is awkward that you weren't able to think of that yourself. As I said, moron.
Love Jane way tactics
Voyager is a science vessel and a very good one too
Actually it's a long-range explorer, science vessels were like the Oberth Class (Grissom, Pegasus) or Nova Class (Equinox) which is why Voyager fared better than the Equinox.
Most people don’t realize that voyager had one more advantage against the Borg. In my eyes Captain Janeway sometimes thinks and acts like the borg queen. Sometimes Cold, calculated, Ruthless, also opportunistic and even though they are all individuals the crew of voyager act as one.
What in the hell is that flying tank of a ship that the borg can do nothing about halfway through? How did they manage to toughen their ship up like that? And how come no one had the idea to just beam a huge bomb on before?
You need to watch the whole two parter to find out how Janeway did it. Bit of a Deus ex machina...but fun to see.
i'd love to see a series that continues after the events of voyager
Beginning sequence is shown out of context. Voyager trades information with the Borg in return for safe passage across their space
I figured that since the borg queen is linked with all borg in the Galaxy when admiral Janeway infected her with the pathagen it ultimately destroyed the entire collective
Personally I think they survive. Each drone has the ability to adapt, and where there's one drone there's the potential for billions.
Its seems that many fans are missunderstanding what Queen´s are, a Queen CONTROLS A HIVE, so the death of that Queen only affects that hive, not the whole colective.
@@centinela24542 but to my knowledge of the borg is that the collective is one hive I could be wrong but for example the collective consciousness (to my knowledge every borg is connected to it) is called hive mind that indicates for me that they are one hive
There is a theory that the Borg may have been the race that repaired Nomad, and gave V'ger the technology to fulfill his programming
V'ger? Probably. Nomad? No.
I love how in the final episode Voyager had literal plot armour.
no no no it's future plot armor
9:43... That's low, Q... very low... Making Captain Janeway realise all those 7 years were just a daydream / illusion, or just another day on the holodeck... LOL
Aweome!
As Geordi told Hugh, resistance is not futile.
¡¡¡Que final !!!👏👏👏
BRAVO !!!
👍🖖🍀🐯🇦🇷
After watching Picard, Janeway really did a number on the Borg.
Janeway: "Disengage your tractor beam immediately."
Borg: *"No."*
7:26 Is that borg hub/nexus attached to a blue-supergiant-star? Is it powering thermal shields off the star's own energy? What are the vast brown spots? Is it just an earth-type planet with a heavily electrified ocean?
3:44
Nice General Koreth, da Kingon joints the battle
Interesting clip choices and seem-less editing - you're very good at this! :-)
"Set a course for home" was the last line in the first and final episodes
The Borg are the best villains to ever have battled Star Fleet.
You would think that a vessel acting as a warship would be painting silhouettes of her kills on the pilothouse.
Fire!
0:03 is the best possible music cue to follow the first statement.
We are the Borg....blah, blah... Janeway opens fire thinking *@££_&+off!
There is the right way, the wrong way, and then there is the Janeway. You know it, I know it, everyone knows it.
And just like that they were home. That's it? End of story? Not even a debriefing scene.
That has made fans sad for the last 20 years and it will do so for over the next 20 years. ;)
This has made most fans angry for the past oh 25 years. At least It did me. I was so disappointed. Although I did like the episode Endgame I was angry at two things: 1) the whole C/7 thing which made no sense and 2) they do get home but no debriefings or anything.
🖖😎👍Very cool and very well done indeed 👌.
Great job editing to the point of being completely unfolowable
Voyager was visually stunning.
Nice.
Well, Janeway certainly did a number on the Borg
Be careful what you wish for, Captain.
Voyager was a badass ship
How the Borg say "Oh shiiit" @ :56 ☠️
When did they said that?
Security breach
1. Rude.
2. "Irrelevant."
3. Did Lae'zel come?
4. High-end implants that do that when they get disconnected from the Internet, leaving someone to die *that embarrassed,* and she's the goddamn queen regnant.
Quantum torpedoes for everyone!! MERRY CHRISTM- "Uh, excuse me? Those wer..." -MERRY FUCKING CHRISTMAS!! SANTAPEDOES FOR EVERYONE!!!!
I’d like to see an origin story for the Borg.
Obviously, the Borg Queen is a humanoid species, what lead to the species evolving into what we know as “Borg”?
Was it simply their species military that consumed the rest?
Near mass extinction?
experiment or project that lost control?
It would make an interesting series or couple episodes at least.
Is it strange I thought Susanna Thompson was pretty hot as the Borg Queen 😂
same here
they could not have at least left real breasts intact???
@steve gale borg chicks need tits! (like Seven, preferably!)
Yes.
Was that the enterprise D that i saw with those ships?
Jane way was the best and most resourceful Captain in the history of Star Fleet
Voyager the last of the good treks.downhill ever since
Wonder why borgs and queenie still use monochrome monitors and crt screens... are they running DOS?
Maybe because tech at the time of filming wasn’t that advanced
The Borg were scarier than any horror picture to me.
I have editing whiplash after watching this. Its great
Fairly certain the Borg queen has nightmares of Janeway
I can't remember if thats the same queen Picard and Data took down in first contact or a completely new more ruthless Queen.
SWEET
After season 3 of Picard, you realize that Janeway and Voyager, actually did manage to all but end the Borg.
Julieway must be a God because she's done something that no one else in the borg live times couldn't do, destroy them all we one ship.
Wolf 395
It would be like myself walking into the Whitehouse with 100 Mt nude, walking up the the president and asking him/she to press the red button
0:11 on your left, on your left, on your left, on your left, on your left, on your left, resistance is futile.
In the end of the series the Voyager was complete Overpowerd
Voyager was the BEST Star Trek series ever 👍🏾