SegataSanshiro said:
deskpro2k3 said:
My point is, 2150s uniforms and Discovery is very similar, STD is 10 years before Kirk. And dude, Klingons used all kinds of bladed weapons, tradional and non-tradional, so not all Bat'Leth looks the same.
Here is some Klingons
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God it's like you have no idea about anything Star Trek and just google. Yes we know it's 10 years before than that's the fucking problem that fucks with the prime universe. That's where they fucked it up and the last Batleth isn't a Batleth it's a broken bow. All the Batleth's have a similar look and only exist because of Kayless. Last pic you posted of a klingon is moot because it's Kelvin. First pic has an explanation in canon shown in Enterprise. Middle pic is Kayless and he was made to look somewhat disttinct but he still looks like a Klingon. STD made the back of their heads pointy. That makes no damn sense because we also know the Klingon atatomy..we know what their skeleton looks like and they do not have pointy heads.
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Man your excuses are entertaining lol. I assume you never watched Star Trek Enterprise?
All tradional batleth look the same, non-tradional doesn't.
So here is some STD Klingons. Not all of them have "pointy back-head"
Interestingly, I found this at Polygon. https://www.polygon.com/2017/5/18/15658904/star-trek-discovery-klingon
These ancient Klingons belonged to a group of alienated people who encountered humans on the edge of Federation space. In 2154, a group of Klingons managed to get their hands on Human Augments, a genetic material they used to try and improve their own genetic makeup. While this helped the Klingons become stronger and more intelligent, it also degraded their physical makeup. When one of the affected Klingons came down with a Levodian flu, the combination of the sickness and the genetic differences created an airborne, fatal plague that spread from world to world. This is all confirmed in Star Trek: Enterprise, one of the Star Trek series that happens to pre-date the Original Series.
It was in the early stages of this plague that these Klingons lost the ridges on their foreheads. It was only with the help of the Enterprise’s Dr. Phlox that a cure for the plague was discovered. Star Trek: The Original Series takes place in 2364, but again, Star Trek: Enterprise takes place before that. Considering Discovery takes place before the events of the original series, which focused on Captain James T. Kirk and his crew aboard the Enterprise, and just after Star Trek: Enterprise, the timeline allows the theory to potentially come to fruition.
The only counterargument is that the Klingons in the original series most likened humans. We know that because of the genetic mutation, they began to look more normal before a cure was found. If this is the storyline that CBS wants to take Discovery in, that will need to be addressed as these Klingons aren’t as similar to humans as their later counterparts.
Levodian flu http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Levodian_flu
So I guess that takes care of that.