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We all know that the USS Defiant is really the USS Sisko Pimp Hand

Don't provoke the Borg!

I have always wanted them to be a result of V'ger.

739th I like the Enterprise from Strange New Worlds ..but my Fave ship is Voyager

Humans did NOT create the Borg ! This is a lie from a channel @TrekCentral that has run out of content.

I see a lot of comments implicating nanites in Borg origins. Having watched all of TNG thru ENT in order on their original air dates I got the impression they didn’t start out with nanite assimilation technology. I thought the early assimilations were more brutal, akin the cybermen of DW, with nanites being introduced later as a more recently assimilated technology.

Just going to ignore the Universe class USS Enterprise J?

Fatal flaw in the last part of possible borg origins. Species numbers. If Human were the directly the cause of the Borg wouldn't their species number be like 001, 002 or even 003?

Capt Janeway was suffering from a 7-year absence from the nearest Starbucks. I would be cranky too!

It is plausable that Nick Lacarno is Tom Paris if you look at the fact that Paris was the son of ADM Paris of Starfleet Command. To keep Tom from being treated differently from being a son of Starfleet "royalty" he could have been given a fake name so he would be treated like everyone else. If you watch Down Periscope, Engineman 1st Class Stipanic was the son of 3-star Admiral Winslow. He took his mother's maiden name possibly to avoid being treated differently and/or not having a father-son relationship with his old man. No one knew until the end of the movie. Tom didn't have a great relationship with his dad either. Interesting parallel story. Same circumstances.

The Enterprise C is such a beautiful ship. I think it serves as the ultimate bridge between the Enterprise B and the Enterprise D. It was also the first ship of the name to have phaser strip arrays instead of standard directional phasers. All around a gorgeous ship that didn't get near enough screen time, but the screen time it did get was absolutely amazing, and the ship and her crew went down as heroes.

I wish we could count on the makers of Section 31 relying on Canon but judging from previous Kurtzman Trek I believe we will be disappointed.

So whzat the Klingons think of it?

If it weren’t for the saucer, it’d look like a butt plug

I loved the NX-01 Enterprise the most.

I LOVE that piano piece you used at the beginning; it gives me good goosebumps every time.

I've got a theory that kinda just adds to the mystery if im being honest. In Star Trek Enterprise, we see a group of humans find the Borg sphere in the Arctic. The Borg were destroyed in the episode, but not before transmitting a signal towards the delta quadrant. Most people already theorize that this is what sent the Borg on a warpath against humanity to begin with. My theory is that the Borg in the 22nd didn't exist as we know them. Instead, the signal was received by a single race version of the Borg, who used cyberneticly enhanced beings to do labor, almost as slaves. When they received the transmission from the 24th century Borg, the enhanced turned on the rest of their species and assimilated them. They then set out to assimilate others, knowing that they will eventually face humanity and could face extinction. This theory is based on the Bootstrap Paradox in which something has no observable beginning or end in time. It is merely a theory and has little proof to back it up. Any further insite, ideas, or contradictions are welcome

I have read the destiny trilogy. Good beginnings but not really a fan of it. My biggest problem with it is that there is a galaxy full of life and stories. An infinite number of species. And the humans with the thousandth time travel story are (partly) responsible for the devaluation of the Borg. Are we humans so important that everything must somehow have something to do with us?

Like visiting an old friend. Narrator sounds like kelsey grammer.

the defiant could still use more dakka

Never did like the excelsior class. Just a thing I guess. Tuvok without the pointy ears.

I created the Borg for I am the Borg. Cease your fantastic hypothesis! We will arrive soon. Resistance is futile.

Sisco is awesome 😎 aka/ Hawk

We either have USS F*cked, USS Copy N' Paste or USS 50 Year-Old Leftovers. Its a terrible time to be an Enterprise fan

I grew up watching the NCC-1701 and it holds a special place in my heart, but the NX-01 became my new love as she always was out gunned and under defensed whenever she met another species but somehow found a way to survive.

I hate the borg

So I guess laforge was the only competent engineer? Maybe Obrian retired? Doesn't seem like a starfleet problem. They'd just replace the broke stuff.

Well, given there a Temporal Cold War going on in Star Trek, with multiple ongoing timelines existing side by side, many of those origins could have happened, depending on which timeline is being discussed. Personally, I like the Voyager-Borg origin the most. There is poetry to the tragedy.

Defiants success defies me of why that ship wasnt mass produce to create a sturdy defensive grid

To find the origin of the Borg then find the origin of the nano probes.

Vger makes no sense

Enterprise D as grew up watching TNG and loved that ship and the Enterprise A

Weird they waited 19 years to make enterprise d after c was lost

Time paradoks Born Borg

BORG are a paradoks coolective from tv series Picard born BORG

It isn't canon but I feel that if the writers thought about it they would do something like this. The last Borg queen in a reality where the Borg are nearing Extinction attempts a jump to another universe in order to expand, the experiment, powered by Omega particles, has an unexpected result. the Queen is relocated to (insert first world of the Borg), she is sent back to a point in time predating the collective and assimilates the population but due to the limitations of one Borg having to supply all the nanoprobes to assimilate the world and a lack of existing technology and resources she is forced to revert the collective to an older form (its original collective base) just to maintain, this base form over time evolves into the Borg that we know. They become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

APAROID! APAROID! APAROID!

Contentious opinion: the Borg queen was a mistake. The Borg was scarier when it was an anonymous collective, capable of complex thought but without a single central personality. The queen came about due to a shortsighted need for a conventional antagonist.

... Mister Woof. Lol. Good callback.

I prefer the cannon from Star Trek Online. MUCH better story that that other dumpster fire they try to pass off a cannon.

An excellent opportunity for a Borg origin story was in Voyager. The Borg and Videans should have had a shared ancestry. The phage that was destroying the Videans could have separated their species into 2 factions. One chose to pursue harvesting other species and integrating their organic parts. The other also chose to integrate cybernetic tech as well.

Anything past Enterprise tv show is no canon to me.

In that preview image, Darth Vader inspired methinks.

I would have liked some info on Matt Jeffries original design for the shuttle. Maybe a cgi mock-up if one exists out there.

The answer is simple. They came from Captain Power. No seriously that's where they came from. Anyhow Borg exist in multiple dimensions. It's what they do.

The Borg are a paperclip maximizer. It was an AI that was programmed with the single directive "Achieve Perfection" and it got waaaaaaaaaaay out of hand.

It's so funny that I come across this video this afternoon when I actually just got done rereading the Star Trek Destiny trilogy and its version of the Borg's origins just a couple of days ago. Despite it not quite squaring with Guinan's explanation to Captain Picard in TNG season 2 that the meshing of organic and cybernetic elements had been developing for thousands of centuries, I still found it the most compelling Borg origin story because of the irony of humanity's involvement in unintentionally creating one of its most deadly enemies. It felt less forced than the paradox suggested at the end of the Enterprise Borg episode that it was unknown, unintended consequences of the crew of the Enterprise-E thwarting the Borg's attempt to stop First Contact and not Q flinging the Enterprise-D into the path of a Borg Cube at system J-25 that made the Borg fully aware of humans and the Federation. Voyager's stories of the assimilation of Seven and her parents had already provided loose explanations for how the Borg knew enough about humans to pull off the attacks on the remote outposts along both sides of the Federation-Romulan border near the Neutral Zone. At any rate, the very first time I read that part of the Destiny story that the Borg derived crazed member of the Caeliar forcibly enslaving surviving members of the Columbia NX-02, I couldn't help but wondering at the reactions of both Jonathan Archer and Vulcan Ambassador Soval had both those characters survived into the 24th century to hear Erika Hernandez's discovery of the Borg's connection to the Caeliar and humanity. especially Soval's reaction to the human connection.

Quite the Legacy... HEHEHE

If you like this Borg look up the lore from the mirror universe where the Borg become the Borg Kingdom and it alot better then the Borg

Ok point blank there is no origin story for the borg that is cannon. So trek EU don't count as cannon STO counts as semi cannon. Most of everything from there has been confirmed on screen with a bit of tweaking.