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Metron
The Metrons were a powerful, enigmatic race. The Metrons were first encountered by United Federation of Planets representatives in 2267. In that year, Captain James T. Kirk ordered the USS Enterprise to pursue a Gorn vessel that had destroyed the observation outpost located on Cestus III. This took them into a section of the galaxy that at the time was considered largely unexplored. According ...
Metron
The Metrons are a highly advanced, long-lived civilization. By 2378, the United Federation of Planets characterized them as a Type VI civilization interested in the evolution of other races. The Metrons were one of the early creations of the Preservers and initially warred with their fellow creations, the Organians, before the two species stood down and eventually became firm allies. (TOS ...
Star Trek's Q Confirms the 5 Most Powerful Races in the Franchise
One of Star Trek 's most celebrated aspects is the diversity of species seen throughout its history, but there are only four Q regards as direct competition: the Organians, the Metrons, the Prophets, and Trelane. These Star Trek species are capable of waging war on a truly cosmic scale, far beyond anything the Federation can imagine - though ...
Evolution of the Metrons
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Into The Arena: Exploring the Metron's Perception of Humanity
The magnificent Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Arena" found Captain James T. Kirk and his Gorn counterpart fighting to the death over what proved to be an unfortunate territorial misunderstanding between the two cultures. Kirk showed mercy after vanquishing his foe, an act that impressed the Metron who observed the battle. Stating that there might be hope for Kirk's kind, the ...
Metrons
The Metrons were an incredibly advanced and powerful species. When the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 and a Gorn ship passed through their space following an incident on Cestus III on Stardate 3045.6, the Metrons disabled both vessels, "prepared" a Class M planet, and transported Captain Kirk and the Gorn captain there to settle the dispute in a duel, all in a matter of minutes.
Metron (character)
Metron first appeared in New Gods #1 (February-March 1971) and was created by Jack Kirby for his Fourth World series. [1] He was based on Leonard Nimoy's portrayal of the Star Trek character Spock and designed as a character who "would frequently change sides (between New Genesis and Apokolips)". [2] The Metrons in Star Trek serve a similar capacity in the episode "Arena", seeking to settle ...
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7. The Metrons possess great powers, and in "Arena," a Metron appears to Kirk at the close of the episode. It is unclear, though, whether the Metrons are supposed to be physical or energy creatures, though the being's age (1500 Earth years) seems to suggest the latter.
Arena (episode)
"We are the Metrons." The aliens, aware that the Enterprise is in pursuit, jump to warp 6 as well. Kirk orders warp 7 engaged, drawing concern from Spock and chief engineer Scott that a sustained warp 7 speed would be hazardous to the Enterprise's warp engines. Spock argues against destroying the enemy vessel on the basis of respect for sentient life.Kirk disagrees; his opinion is that a crime ...
Metrons (Star Trek)
The Metrons are a fictional alien species in the Star Trek universe, first introduced in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Arena" (1967). They are portrayed as a highly advanced and powerful race, capable of manipulating space and time to an extraordinary degree. The Metrons are best known for their role in a pivotal episode where they intervene in a conflict between the United ...
Strange New Worlds 101: The Gorn
The Enterprise pursues their ship to an unknown part of the galaxy, where the Metrons beam both the Gorn captain and Kirk to a nearby planet for a fight to the death. Kirk ultimately emerges triumphant and, in a move of compassion, argues for the Gorn to be released as well. This becomes a famous encounter in the world of Star Trek, with ...
Star Trek's Two Most Powerful Races Have Survived Into the 32nd ...
The Metrons were introduced in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Arena," intervening in a conflict between the USS Enterprise and the Gorn. Pursuing a Gorn vessel after the reptilian species attacked a peaceful colony, Captain Kirk's obsessive hunt to destroy the attackers led the Metrons to whisk him and the Gorn captain to a remote planet to fight to the death and settle the fates ...
Would Metrons be an even match against the Q Continuum?
I've watched all the Star Trek Original episodes and the episode with the Metrons really gave me a firm belief that they were one of the, if not THE, strongest species of aliens out there. The Metrons being able to force the Enterprise to a complete stop, teleport the crew anywhere, and teleport the Enterprise anywhere (out of their solar ...
The Importance of the Gorn
In the Star Trek: The Original Series ... The pursuit is cut short when the Metrons intervene and take Kirk, along with the captain of the alien vessel, who we learn are Gorn, to battle each other to the death as both species appear to the powerful Metrons as being intent on violence. The Gorn is a formidable opponent, strong and capable.
Star Trek's Metron Enoch Enmenduranki
Star Trek's Original Series S01E18 episode "Arena", carefully introduces material from the Book(s) of Enoch and The Book of Noah and other ancient literature...
Metron Consortium
According to the script, Metron was pronounced as "MEH-tron". The Star Trek Encyclopedia, 4th ed., vol. 2, p. 39 noted: "It seems odd that the Metrons, who abhorred violence in TOS: "Arena", would deal in weapons".The fact that the two might be one and the same has not been confirmed in canon.. In Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 64) by Geoffrey Mandel, the Metron Consortium was treated as the name ...
Arena (Star Trek: The Original Series)
"Arena" is the eighteenth episode of the first season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by Gene L. Coon (based on a 1944 short story of the same name by Fredric Brown) [1] and directed by Joseph Pevney, the episode was first broadcast on January 19, 1967.. In the episode, while pursuing a Gorn vessel for an apparently unprovoked attack on a Federation outpost ...
Metrons (TOS) : r/startrek
FWIW, the Metrons were name-checked in the Discovery episode "The Examples", set in the 32nd century, implying some level of more recent contact in the ~900 years since first appearing in TOS "Arena" Reply More posts you may like. ... Star Trek: Picard's Production Designer: "Star Trek Sets Should Look Like Star Trek Sets." ...
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Blood Sport: Kirk accuses the Metrons of this, declaring "You'll have to get your entertainment somewhere else" after refusing to kill the defeated Gorn.; Boulder Bludgeon: Captain Kirk and the Gorn captain are forced to fight each other with improvised weapons.Kirk picks up a smallish boulder and throws it at the Gorn. The Gorn captain then shows his strength by picking up a much bigger ...
Wait... Did Star Trek Just Settle Its Most Powerful Species of All Time?
The most powerful species in Star Trek were The Q Continuum, The Metrons, The Organians and whatever species Trelane is part of (unless he is a singular being, which is uknown); but above them all, as shown in the last issue, are The Prophets, who undid the actions of the other 4 species with no effort. 5 years ago.
Metron
The Metrons were a highly-advanced, possibly noncorporeal species originating in the Beta Quadrant, not far from the Federation-Gorn border. Their government was known as the Metron Consortium. ( TOS: " Arena ", Star Trek: Star Charts ) This species -related article is a stub. You can help STEU by expanding it . Galactic powers of the Milky Way.
"Star Trek" Arena (TV Episode 1967)
Metron : We are the Metrons. You are one of two crafts which have come into our space on a mission of violence. This is not permissible. Dr. McCoy : We appeal to you in the name of civilization! Put a stop to this! Metron : Your violent intent and actions demonstrate that you are not civilized.
Star Trek Explains Why It Uses 'Quadrants' Despite the Universe Being
Warning: contains spoilers for Star Trek: Defiant #17!. After 58 years, Star Trek reveals why it uses quadrants, despite the universe being infinite. The galaxy is a vast place, much too big for one starship to travel in a lifetime. The sheer size of the galaxy has forced the Federation and other galactic powers to devise a system of "quadrants" to divide it up, and now Star Trek: Defiant ...
Unnamed Metrons
List of unnamed Metrons (TOS: "Arena"). This colony was encountered by the USS Enterprise in 2267. (TOS: "Arena") This representative, born circa 770 AD (Earth calendar), was encountered in 2267 by Captain James T. Kirk. They, alongside others of their kind, captured Kirk and the Gorn captain, transporting them to a planet where they engaged in mortal combat. The loser and his ship would be ...
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The Metrons were a powerful, enigmatic race. The Metrons were first encountered by United Federation of Planets representatives in 2267. In that year, Captain James T. Kirk ordered the USS Enterprise to pursue a Gorn vessel that had destroyed the observation outpost located on Cestus III. This took them into a section of the galaxy that at the time was considered largely unexplored. According ...
The Metrons are a highly advanced, long-lived civilization. By 2378, the United Federation of Planets characterized them as a Type VI civilization interested in the evolution of other races. The Metrons were one of the early creations of the Preservers and initially warred with their fellow creations, the Organians, before the two species stood down and eventually became firm allies. (TOS ...
One of Star Trek 's most celebrated aspects is the diversity of species seen throughout its history, but there are only four Q regards as direct competition: the Organians, the Metrons, the Prophets, and Trelane. These Star Trek species are capable of waging war on a truly cosmic scale, far beyond anything the Federation can imagine - though ...
They've changed over the last century.Star Trek Supercuts: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDCdegF5KUP57kf3UiObZyQmuZpEppR2gShort Theories: https://ww...
The magnificent Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Arena" found Captain James T. Kirk and his Gorn counterpart fighting to the death over what proved to be an unfortunate territorial misunderstanding between the two cultures. Kirk showed mercy after vanquishing his foe, an act that impressed the Metron who observed the battle. Stating that there might be hope for Kirk's kind, the ...
The Metrons were an incredibly advanced and powerful species. When the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 and a Gorn ship passed through their space following an incident on Cestus III on Stardate 3045.6, the Metrons disabled both vessels, "prepared" a Class M planet, and transported Captain Kirk and the Gorn captain there to settle the dispute in a duel, all in a matter of minutes.
Metron first appeared in New Gods #1 (February-March 1971) and was created by Jack Kirby for his Fourth World series. [1] He was based on Leonard Nimoy's portrayal of the Star Trek character Spock and designed as a character who "would frequently change sides (between New Genesis and Apokolips)". [2] The Metrons in Star Trek serve a similar capacity in the episode "Arena", seeking to settle ...
7. The Metrons possess great powers, and in "Arena," a Metron appears to Kirk at the close of the episode. It is unclear, though, whether the Metrons are supposed to be physical or energy creatures, though the being's age (1500 Earth years) seems to suggest the latter.
"We are the Metrons." The aliens, aware that the Enterprise is in pursuit, jump to warp 6 as well. Kirk orders warp 7 engaged, drawing concern from Spock and chief engineer Scott that a sustained warp 7 speed would be hazardous to the Enterprise's warp engines. Spock argues against destroying the enemy vessel on the basis of respect for sentient life.Kirk disagrees; his opinion is that a crime ...
The Metrons are a fictional alien species in the Star Trek universe, first introduced in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Arena" (1967). They are portrayed as a highly advanced and powerful race, capable of manipulating space and time to an extraordinary degree. The Metrons are best known for their role in a pivotal episode where they intervene in a conflict between the United ...
The Enterprise pursues their ship to an unknown part of the galaxy, where the Metrons beam both the Gorn captain and Kirk to a nearby planet for a fight to the death. Kirk ultimately emerges triumphant and, in a move of compassion, argues for the Gorn to be released as well. This becomes a famous encounter in the world of Star Trek, with ...
The Metrons were introduced in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Arena," intervening in a conflict between the USS Enterprise and the Gorn. Pursuing a Gorn vessel after the reptilian species attacked a peaceful colony, Captain Kirk's obsessive hunt to destroy the attackers led the Metrons to whisk him and the Gorn captain to a remote planet to fight to the death and settle the fates ...
I've watched all the Star Trek Original episodes and the episode with the Metrons really gave me a firm belief that they were one of the, if not THE, strongest species of aliens out there. The Metrons being able to force the Enterprise to a complete stop, teleport the crew anywhere, and teleport the Enterprise anywhere (out of their solar ...
In the Star Trek: The Original Series ... The pursuit is cut short when the Metrons intervene and take Kirk, along with the captain of the alien vessel, who we learn are Gorn, to battle each other to the death as both species appear to the powerful Metrons as being intent on violence. The Gorn is a formidable opponent, strong and capable.
Star Trek's Original Series S01E18 episode "Arena", carefully introduces material from the Book(s) of Enoch and The Book of Noah and other ancient literature...
According to the script, Metron was pronounced as "MEH-tron". The Star Trek Encyclopedia, 4th ed., vol. 2, p. 39 noted: "It seems odd that the Metrons, who abhorred violence in TOS: "Arena", would deal in weapons".The fact that the two might be one and the same has not been confirmed in canon.. In Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 64) by Geoffrey Mandel, the Metron Consortium was treated as the name ...
"Arena" is the eighteenth episode of the first season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by Gene L. Coon (based on a 1944 short story of the same name by Fredric Brown) [1] and directed by Joseph Pevney, the episode was first broadcast on January 19, 1967.. In the episode, while pursuing a Gorn vessel for an apparently unprovoked attack on a Federation outpost ...
FWIW, the Metrons were name-checked in the Discovery episode "The Examples", set in the 32nd century, implying some level of more recent contact in the ~900 years since first appearing in TOS "Arena" Reply More posts you may like. ... Star Trek: Picard's Production Designer: "Star Trek Sets Should Look Like Star Trek Sets." ...
Blood Sport: Kirk accuses the Metrons of this, declaring "You'll have to get your entertainment somewhere else" after refusing to kill the defeated Gorn.; Boulder Bludgeon: Captain Kirk and the Gorn captain are forced to fight each other with improvised weapons.Kirk picks up a smallish boulder and throws it at the Gorn. The Gorn captain then shows his strength by picking up a much bigger ...
The most powerful species in Star Trek were The Q Continuum, The Metrons, The Organians and whatever species Trelane is part of (unless he is a singular being, which is uknown); but above them all, as shown in the last issue, are The Prophets, who undid the actions of the other 4 species with no effort. 5 years ago.
The Metrons were a highly-advanced, possibly noncorporeal species originating in the Beta Quadrant, not far from the Federation-Gorn border. Their government was known as the Metron Consortium. ( TOS: " Arena ", Star Trek: Star Charts ) This species -related article is a stub. You can help STEU by expanding it . Galactic powers of the Milky Way.
Metron : We are the Metrons. You are one of two crafts which have come into our space on a mission of violence. This is not permissible. Dr. McCoy : We appeal to you in the name of civilization! Put a stop to this! Metron : Your violent intent and actions demonstrate that you are not civilized.
Warning: contains spoilers for Star Trek: Defiant #17!. After 58 years, Star Trek reveals why it uses quadrants, despite the universe being infinite. The galaxy is a vast place, much too big for one starship to travel in a lifetime. The sheer size of the galaxy has forced the Federation and other galactic powers to devise a system of "quadrants" to divide it up, and now Star Trek: Defiant ...
List of unnamed Metrons (TOS: "Arena"). This colony was encountered by the USS Enterprise in 2267. (TOS: "Arena") This representative, born circa 770 AD (Earth calendar), was encountered in 2267 by Captain James T. Kirk. They, alongside others of their kind, captured Kirk and the Gorn captain, transporting them to a planet where they engaged in mortal combat. The loser and his ship would be ...
For example, when "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Season 2's "The Measure of a Man" episode aired in 1989, artificial intelligence seemed like an alien concept. Nowadays, it's an everyday tool ...