Is there only one Borg Queen?

Played first by Alice Krige, there are now three Borg Queens in total. Susanna Thompson took on the role in several episodes of Voyager; and in Picard Season 2, another Borg Queen will be played by Annie Wersching.

How can the Borg Queen died twice?

That Queen apparently died in 2378, when a neurolytic pathogen was introduced into the Hive and wreaked havoc on a massive scale. At this time, it is not known if the Queen was subsequently replicated, or even if the Borg Collective survived the pathogenic attack.

Is the Borg Queen Seven of Nine’s mother?

Seven of Nine
Species	Human (at birth) Borg drone Human with Borg enhancements (last seen)
Affiliation	United Federation of Planets (at birth) Borg Collective Starfleet Fenris Rangers (last seen)
Family	Magnus Hansen (father) Erin Hansen (mother) Icheb (ward, “my child”)

Is Ilia the Borg Queen?

In The Return, by William Shatner, it was revealed that V’ger was modified by the source species of the Borg. It was suggested that Ilia and Decker were fused to the Borg Collective, in five-dimensional space, by V’ger and that Ilia might be the Borg Queen seen later.

Was Q assimilated by the Borg?

The Borg are known to have assimilated species that know of the Q Continuum.

Did Starfleet create the Borg?

In order for Control to become the Borg, it has to travel back in time several hundred years. Star Trek: Voyager established that the Borg had been around since the 14th century. So it’s possible they could jump Control to the Delta Quadrant, thinking they are leaving it alone, and then it evolves into the Borg.

Is V’Ger Borg?

In the game Star Trek: Legacy, it is said that V’ger itself created the Borg to gain the knowledge by assimilation.

What is the Borg faction in Star Trek?

Fictional faction in Star Trek. The Borg are a fictional alien group that appear as recurring antagonists in the Star Trek franchise. The Borg are cybernetic organisms, linked in a hive mind called “the Collective”.

Is there any resistance to the Borg?

Of course, loyal Trekkers know that several life forms and groups do mount a successful resistance to the Borg, the first being Captain Picard, who having been assimilated in the Next Gen episode “The Best of Both Worlds,” is restored to himself after a mind-meld with Data.

Are the Borg really that scary?

So far, so scary, but, like everything in the Star Trek universe, the Borg are complex and not nearly as black and white as they appear. In fact, the rigid set of rules that seems to govern their communal society proves to be both flexible and strange. That’s not to say you’d want a Borg cube for your neutral zone neighbor, though.

How does the Borg assimilate other alien species?

The Borg co-opt the technology and knowledge of other alien species to the Collective through the process of ” assimilation “: forcibly transforming individual beings into “drones” by injecting nanoprobes into their bodies and surgically augmenting them with cybernetic components. The Borg’s ultimate goal is “achieving perfection”.