- Inspired by this Stargate meme: https://quokk.au/c/chevron7/p/1021412/i-m-a-stargate-fan
- I know this is definitely misusing the source, but this is usually how this is used as a meme template
- https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/thats-on-me-i-set-the-bar-too-low
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I’m sure it’s been done before, but this thought gave me a giggle yesterday.
One through Seven of Nine… Remember, they mostly got blasted out into space by Janeway?
Seven clung on to something. She’s the kind to Klingon.
This works if seven of nine is zero-indexed.
I just can’t count, but “Unimatrix Zero” suggests the borg can’t either.
They referenced Janeway, too, so it counts!
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Lore question: do you think Weyoun 1 was the first Weyoun clone, or was Weyoun 1 the original individual and Weyoun 2 was the first clone?
The OG, if he ever truly existed and wasn’t just a fully fabricated, genetically engineered being from one of the dominion species, would absolutely go by Weyoun Prime, or just simply “Weyoun”
So Weyoun 1 is the first “clone”, if not the first created being in the Weyoun line.
I don’t think it was either that he was a person who was then cloned or that he was fabricated. I think it was a mixture of both.
Wayoun 6 tells Odo that the Vorta were an an ape-like species that the Founders genetically engineered into what they are today. So Wayoun 1 was very likely the original.
I don’t remember that particular bit, but it sounds familiar. Ds9 is weirdly my least re-watched series, despite being 2nd on my list of treks. Probably because I usually show people Voyager before Ds9 since Ds9 is decidedly darker than the other shows. I always start with TNG, so that one obviously takes top slot.
So the Founders uplifted a lower species and genetically modified them, Wayoun 1 was definitely the original.
So the Founders uplifted a lower species and genetically modified them, Wayoun 1 was definitely the original.
that’s how he made it sound, but who knows what really happened. I could have been more complicated than that.
would absolutely go by Weyoun Prime
Did the Founders use that “* Prime” naming convention before or something?
No, I’m thinking it’s just how he would prefer to be called, he always had a sense of superiority.
No
