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** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]]. Our Prime version is shaken not just realizing this before the fight, but can only stare at the corpse of what's left after it's over, needing Erzi's words to break through before he can leave the scene.
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** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Mirror Harry Kim]].Kim. Our Prime version is shaken not just realizing this before the fight, but can only stare at the corpse of what's left after it's over, needing Erzi's words to break through before he can leave the scene.
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** This culminates in a firefight between your squad and Ezri Dax, Harry Kim, and Captain Kuumaarke. And speaking of [[ThePollyanna Kuumaarke]], seeing the assimilated Captain, one of her dearest friends, bearing down on her with murderous intent is what finally ''[[BreakTheCutie breaks]]'' her. She's a complete wreck for the rest of the mission: when the Borg King lays defeated on the floor yet chillingly speaks of how this isn't the end, she shoots him in cold blood (to the others' shock, because that isn't like her ''at all''), shaking with tears as she sinks to the floor, [[SurvivalMantra saying she had to over and over]]. All the others are worried about her afterward, in particular Erza Dax seeing her as suffering from clear PTSD.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]]. Our Prime version is shaken not just realizing this before the fight, but can only stare at the corpse of what's left after it's over, needing Erza's words to break through before he can leave the scene.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]]. Our Prime version is shaken not just realizing this before the fight, but can only stare at the corpse of what's left after it's over, needing Erza's words to break through before he can leave the scene.
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** This culminates in a firefight between your squad and Ezri Dax, Harry Kim, and Captain Kuumaarke. And speaking of [[ThePollyanna Kuumaarke]], seeing the assimilated Captain, one of her dearest friends, bearing down on her with murderous intent is what finally ''[[BreakTheCutie breaks]]'' her. She's a complete wreck for the rest of the mission: when the Borg King lays defeated on the floor yet chillingly speaks of how this isn't the end, she shoots him in cold blood (to the others' shock, because that isn't like her ''at all''), shaking with tears as she sinks to the floor, [[SurvivalMantra saying she had to over and over]]. All the others are worried about her afterward, in particular Erza Erzi Dax seeing her as suffering from clear PTSD.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]]. Our Prime version is shaken not just realizing this before the fight, but can only stare at the corpse of what's left after it's over, needingErza's Erzi's words to break through before he can leave the scene.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]]. Our Prime version is shaken not just realizing this before the fight, but can only stare at the corpse of what's left after it's over, needing
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** The player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
** When you regain control, you're under the will of the Borg. ResistanceIsFutile is no joke, your only conversation options are total subservience. You're tasked with assimilating the rest of Starfleet's presence on the Unimatrix, which you perform with brutal efficiency. To drill in the point, your name and those of all of your bridge officers are changed to Drone.
** This culminates in a firefight between your squad and Ezri Dax, Harry Kim, and Captain Kuumaarke. And speaking of [[ThePollyanna Kuumaarke]], seeing the assimilated Captain bearing down on her with murderous intent is what finally ''[[BreakTheCutie breaks]]'' her. She's a complete wreck for the rest of the mission.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]].
** When you regain control, you're under the will of the Borg. ResistanceIsFutile is no joke, your only conversation options are total subservience. You're tasked with assimilating the rest of Starfleet's presence on the Unimatrix, which you perform with brutal efficiency. To drill in the point, your name and those of all of your bridge officers are changed to Drone.
** This culminates in a firefight between your squad and Ezri Dax, Harry Kim, and Captain Kuumaarke. And speaking of [[ThePollyanna Kuumaarke]], seeing the assimilated Captain bearing down on her with murderous intent is what finally ''[[BreakTheCutie breaks]]'' her. She's a complete wreck for the rest of the mission.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]].
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** The player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
had, as shown by your character silently lingering upon the experience in [=DS9=]'s Sick Bay.
** When you regain control, you're under the will of the Borg. ResistanceIsFutile is no joke, your only conversation options are total subservience. You're tasked with assimilating the rest of Starfleet's presence on the Unimatrix, which you perform with brutal efficiency. To drill in the point, your name and those of all of your bridge officers [[ItIsDehumanizing are changed toDrone.Drone]].
** This culminates in a firefight between your squad and Ezri Dax, Harry Kim, and Captain Kuumaarke. And speaking of [[ThePollyanna Kuumaarke]], seeing the assimilatedCaptain Captain, one of her dearest friends, bearing down on her with murderous intent is what finally ''[[BreakTheCutie breaks]]'' her. She's a complete wreck for the rest of the mission.
mission: when the Borg King lays defeated on the floor yet chillingly speaks of how this isn't the end, she shoots him in cold blood (to the others' shock, because that isn't like her ''at all''), shaking with tears as she sinks to the floor, [[SurvivalMantra saying she had to over and over]]. All the others are worried about her afterward, in particular Erza Dax seeing her as suffering from clear PTSD.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]]. Our Prime version is shaken not just realizing this before the fight, but can only stare at the corpse of what's left after it's over, needing Erza's words to break through before he can leave the scene.
--->"I've heard that encounters with your Mirror self can be rough, but... I not only met him, I fought him... and then watched him die..."
** When you regain control, you're under the will of the Borg. ResistanceIsFutile is no joke, your only conversation options are total subservience. You're tasked with assimilating the rest of Starfleet's presence on the Unimatrix, which you perform with brutal efficiency. To drill in the point, your name and those of all of your bridge officers [[ItIsDehumanizing are changed to
** This culminates in a firefight between your squad and Ezri Dax, Harry Kim, and Captain Kuumaarke. And speaking of [[ThePollyanna Kuumaarke]], seeing the assimilated
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]]. Our Prime version is shaken not just realizing this before the fight, but can only stare at the corpse of what's left after it's over, needing Erza's words to break through before he can leave the scene.
--->"I've heard that encounters with your Mirror self can be rough, but... I not only met him, I fought him... and then watched him die..."
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* In “Scorpion’s Abyss”, the player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
** Just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is Mirror [[spoiler:Harry Kim]].
** Just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is Mirror [[spoiler:Harry Kim]].
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* In The ground portion of “Scorpion’s Abyss”, the Abyss” is an exercise in terror.
** The player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
**Just When you regain control, you're under the will of the Borg. ResistanceIsFutile is no joke, your only conversation options are total subservience. You're tasked with assimilating the rest of Starfleet's presence on the Unimatrix, which you perform with brutal efficiency. To drill in the point, your name and those of all of your bridge officers are changed to Drone.
** This culminates in a firefight between your squad and Ezri Dax, Harry Kim, and Captain Kuumaarke. And speaking of [[ThePollyanna Kuumaarke]], seeing the assimilated Captain bearing down on her with murderous intent is what finally ''[[BreakTheCutie breaks]]'' her. She's a complete wreck for the rest of the mission.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King isMirror [[spoiler:Harry revealed to be [[spoiler:Mirror Harry Kim]].
** The player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
**
** This culminates in a firefight between your squad and Ezri Dax, Harry Kim, and Captain Kuumaarke. And speaking of [[ThePollyanna Kuumaarke]], seeing the assimilated Captain bearing down on her with murderous intent is what finally ''[[BreakTheCutie breaks]]'' her. She's a complete wreck for the rest of the mission.
** And finally, just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is
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* In “Scorpion’s Abyss”, the player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
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* In “Scorpion’s Abyss”, the player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.had.
** Just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is Mirror [[spoiler:Harry Kim]].
** Just as the Terran Emperor is Mirror Wesley Crusher, the Borg King is Mirror [[spoiler:Harry Kim]].
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* In “Scorpion’s Nest”, the player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
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* In “Scorpion’s Nest”, Abyss”, the player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
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--->'''Emperor Crusher:''' ''(voice echoing, eyes glowing purple)'' And so it begins. Time to deal with this 'pale reflection'... [[OmnicidalManiac time to shatter the Mirror.]]
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--->'''Emperor Crusher:''' ''(voice echoing, eyes glowing purple)'' And so it begins. Time to deal with this 'pale reflection'... [[OmnicidalManiac time to shatter the Mirror.]]]]
* In “Scorpion’s Nest”, the player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
* In “Scorpion’s Nest”, the player is set to lower the shields on the Mirror Borg’s base, but, one by one, your Bridge Officers are taken down. Then, sensing something, you turn around to find nothing… only for a Borg to grab you by the neck and inject you with nanites. The next scene shows you and your Bridge Officers assimilated. And this is no holodeck simulation as you spend the rest of the mission with those implants. Yes, you get rid of them, but you now have that feeling of violation and ickiness that Picard and Boimler had.
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* "Surface Tension" shows us the leader of the Iconians, M'Tara. And she he casually kills all six members of the High Council with a wave of her hand, then gives this line to the main cast:
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* "Surface Tension" shows us the leader of the Iconians, M'Tara. And she he casually kills all six members of the High Council with a wave of her hand, then gives this line to the main cast:
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--->'''Emperor Crusher:''' ''(voice echoing, eyes glowing purple)'' And so it begins. Time to deal with this 'pale reflection'... [[KillThemAll time to shatter the Mirror.]]
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--->'''Emperor Crusher:''' ''(voice echoing, eyes glowing purple)'' And so it begins. Time to deal with this 'pale reflection'... [[KillThemAll [[OmnicidalManiac time to shatter the Mirror.]]
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** In the prime timeline, V'Ger simply sought "the Creator" and did it's job of "collecting" data along the long journey, which was enhanced by a childish need after achieving consciousness (and resulted in childish anger when this need wasn't met). By contrast, The Other feels abandoned by it's creator... and not only is it angry, it wants ''revenge'', and intends to do so by working alongside the Terran Emperor. Such an alliance is a threat to the existence of both universes; it's no wonder Admiral Leeta [[EvenEvilHasStandards saw the madness of it all]] [[EnemyMine and came to us for help]].
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** In the prime timeline, V'Ger simply sought "the Creator" and did it's job of "collecting" data along the long journey, which was enhanced by a childish need after achieving consciousness (and resulted in childish anger when this need wasn't met). By contrast, The Other feels abandoned by it's creator... and not only is it angry, it wants ''revenge'', and intends to do so by working alongside the Terran Emperor. Such an alliance is a threat to the existence of both universes; it's no wonder Admiral Leeta [[EvenEvilHasStandards saw the madness of it all]] [[EnemyMine and came to us for help]].help]].
* In "The Eye of the Storm", the fleet is battling the Terran fleet until the Emperor's personal ship freezes everyone in chroniton stasis, leaving him, Tilly, and the Inquistor (ie mirror player) to go to the Other's heart. While fighting their way there, its forces seem to be too much, and the Inquistor says that they may need to withdraw... but the mere suggestion makes Emperor Crusher snap [[SuddenlyShouting "NO! Unacceptable, Inquistor!]] [[PowerEchoes WE WILL NOT WITHDRAW!"]]. He then coldly states he's disappointed in them, and that if they fail again, they won't live to regret it. Because ''nothing'' - not them, or the ''Empire itself'' - matters more than his conquest of the Other; they are all nothing more than a means to an end. Even the fanatical Tilly is shaken by his words, albeit briefly.
** Then, despite Leeta's Pah-Wraith enhanced strength (and the Inquistor's latter turn), Crusher manages to forcibly merge himself with the Other. Everyone else can only flee ASAP, with the Alliance fleet heading back to the Prime universe... yet after taking stock of the situation and warping away, the audience sees that ''the Other is '''already there''', digitizing Pahvo to nothingness.''
--->'''Emperor Crusher:''' ''(voice echoing, eyes glowing purple)'' And so it begins. Time to deal with this 'pale reflection'... [[KillThemAll time to shatter the Mirror.]]
* In "The Eye of the Storm", the fleet is battling the Terran fleet until the Emperor's personal ship freezes everyone in chroniton stasis, leaving him, Tilly, and the Inquistor (ie mirror player) to go to the Other's heart. While fighting their way there, its forces seem to be too much, and the Inquistor says that they may need to withdraw... but the mere suggestion makes Emperor Crusher snap [[SuddenlyShouting "NO! Unacceptable, Inquistor!]] [[PowerEchoes WE WILL NOT WITHDRAW!"]]. He then coldly states he's disappointed in them, and that if they fail again, they won't live to regret it. Because ''nothing'' - not them, or the ''Empire itself'' - matters more than his conquest of the Other; they are all nothing more than a means to an end. Even the fanatical Tilly is shaken by his words, albeit briefly.
** Then, despite Leeta's Pah-Wraith enhanced strength (and the Inquistor's latter turn), Crusher manages to forcibly merge himself with the Other. Everyone else can only flee ASAP, with the Alliance fleet heading back to the Prime universe... yet after taking stock of the situation and warping away, the audience sees that ''the Other is '''already there''', digitizing Pahvo to nothingness.''
--->'''Emperor Crusher:''' ''(voice echoing, eyes glowing purple)'' And so it begins. Time to deal with this 'pale reflection'... [[KillThemAll time to shatter the Mirror.]]
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** In the prime timeline, V'Ger simply sought "the Creator" and did it's job of "collecting" data along the long journey, which was enhanced by a childish need after achieving consciousness (and resulted in childish anger when this need wasn't met). By contrast, Mirror V'Ger feels abandoned by it's creator... and not only is it angry, it wants ''revenge'', and intends to do so by working alongside the Terran Emperor. Such an alliance is a threat to the existence of both universes; it's no wonder Admiral Leeta [[EvenEvilHasStandards saw the madness of it all]] [[EnemyMine and came to us for help]].
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** In the prime timeline, V'Ger simply sought "the Creator" and did it's job of "collecting" data along the long journey, which was enhanced by a childish need after achieving consciousness (and resulted in childish anger when this need wasn't met). By contrast, Mirror V'Ger The Other feels abandoned by it's creator... and not only is it angry, it wants ''revenge'', and intends to do so by working alongside the Terran Emperor. Such an alliance is a threat to the existence of both universes; it's no wonder Admiral Leeta [[EvenEvilHasStandards saw the madness of it all]] [[EnemyMine and came to us for help]].
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** Yet another reason to be paranoid? [[spoiler: ''The Iconians have fingers in'' '''everything that's happened in STO''': from inciting the Undine's attack, causing the Klingons to go to war with the Federation, getting the Tal Shiar and the Elachi to kidnap races from all over the galaxy for study, and so on. And soon we can add the Voth to that list too.
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** Yet another reason to be paranoid? [[spoiler: ''The Iconians have fingers in'' '''everything that's happened in STO''': from inciting the Undine's attack, causing the Klingons to go to war with the Federation, getting the Tal Shiar and the Elachi to kidnap races from all over the galaxy for study, and so on. And soon we can add the Voth to that list too.
