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The '''Son'a''' are a population of [[Ba'ku]] exiles who act as the primary antagonists in ''[[Star Trek: Insurrection]]''. | [[File:Ruafo.jpg|thumb|right|Son'a leader Ruafo]]The '''Son'a''' are a population of [[Ba'ku]] exiles who act as the primary antagonists in ''[[Star Trek: Insurrection]]''. | ||
==Attributes== | ==Attributes== | ||
The Son'a seem to have no unusual characteristics for [[humanoid]]s. | The Son'a seem to have no unusual characteristics for [[humanoid]]s. Originally residents of the Ba'ku planet, many are extremely old, having benefited from the rejuvenating effects of the [[metaphasic radiation]] while living there. Leaving the planet caused them to start aging normally, so they have used advanced medical technology to sustain themselves. They appear to have been one of the suppliers of [[Ketracel-white]] for the [[Dominion|Dominion's]] forces in the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. A deal to stop them making this product may have been a factor in the [[Federation]] approving the Son'a's harvesting of the rings on the Ba'ku's planet. | ||
==Organization== | ==Organization== | ||
The number of Son'a isn't known: those present on the | The number of Son'a isn't known: those present on the Son'a warships during ST:I may represent the entire So'na population. Their ship crews include non-Son'a races, with the Son'a being clearly in full charge. As such, their organization would be a military [[dictatorship]]. | ||
==Threat Assessment== | ==Threat Assessment== | ||
The Son'a have access to technology comparable to that of the Federation, but there appear to be only a handful of Son'a. Their entire fleet apparently consisted of three warships. This would make them a minor power by most standards. | The Son'a have access to technology comparable to that of the Federation, but there appear to be only a handful of Son'a. Their entire fleet apparently consisted of three warships. This would make them a minor power by most standards. | ||
==[[Stupidity]]== | |||
The Son'a plan to steal the metaphasic particles to save themselves seems entirely contrived. The Ba'ku were Luddites who refused to use advanced technology, so they would have no way of knowing if the Son'a simply returned to the planet and established their own colony on a different continent. The Son'a could therefore have taken advantage of the rejuvenating effects of the metaphasic radiation without having to give up using advanced technology themselves. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:50, 12 May 2023
The Son'a are a population of Ba'ku exiles who act as the primary antagonists in Star Trek: Insurrection.
Attributes
The Son'a seem to have no unusual characteristics for humanoids. Originally residents of the Ba'ku planet, many are extremely old, having benefited from the rejuvenating effects of the metaphasic radiation while living there. Leaving the planet caused them to start aging normally, so they have used advanced medical technology to sustain themselves. They appear to have been one of the suppliers of Ketracel-white for the Dominion's forces in the Alpha Quadrant. A deal to stop them making this product may have been a factor in the Federation approving the Son'a's harvesting of the rings on the Ba'ku's planet.
Organization
The number of Son'a isn't known: those present on the Son'a warships during ST:I may represent the entire So'na population. Their ship crews include non-Son'a races, with the Son'a being clearly in full charge. As such, their organization would be a military dictatorship.
Threat Assessment
The Son'a have access to technology comparable to that of the Federation, but there appear to be only a handful of Son'a. Their entire fleet apparently consisted of three warships. This would make them a minor power by most standards.
Stupidity
The Son'a plan to steal the metaphasic particles to save themselves seems entirely contrived. The Ba'ku were Luddites who refused to use advanced technology, so they would have no way of knowing if the Son'a simply returned to the planet and established their own colony on a different continent. The Son'a could therefore have taken advantage of the rejuvenating effects of the metaphasic radiation without having to give up using advanced technology themselves.