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In the [[24th century]] of a [[Federation universe|parallel universe]], '''Locutus' cube''' was a [[Borg cube]] whose crew [[kidnap]]ped and [[assimilation|assimilated]] [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]], who as "[[Locutus of Borg]]", led this ship against the [[Federation]] at [[Wolf 359]]. | In the [[24th century]] of a [[Federation universe|parallel universe]], '''Locutus' cube''' was a [[Borg cube]] whose crew [[kidnap]]ped and [[assimilation|assimilated]] [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]], who as "[[Locutus of Borg]]", led this ship against the [[Federation]] at [[Wolf 359]]. | ||
Using Picard's knowledge of Starfleet tactics and weaknesses against them, [[the Borg]] inflicted staggering loses against the [[fleet]] in the [[Battle of Wolf 359]], resulting in the loss of thousands of lives. During the battle, [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] made a brief trip to Locutus' cube. The [[Eleventh Doctor]], accompanied by his [[companion]]s, [[Amy Pond]] and [[Rory Williams]], had travelled back from [[2368]] to acquire executive routines which would allow the [[Borg Collective]] to restore themselves and aid the Federation against their mutual enemy, the [[Cybermen]]. | Using Picard's knowledge of Starfleet tactics and weaknesses against them, [[Borg (species)|the Borg]] inflicted staggering loses against the [[fleet]] in the [[Battle of Wolf 359]], resulting in the loss of thousands of lives. During the battle, [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] made a brief trip to Locutus' cube. The [[Eleventh Doctor]], accompanied by his [[companion]]s, [[Amy Pond]] and [[Rory Williams]], had travelled back from [[2368]] to acquire executive routines which would allow the [[Borg Collective]] to restore themselves and aid the Federation against their mutual enemy, the [[Cybermen]]. | ||
After defeating the Starfleet task force, the Borg headed directly to [[Earth]]. Before its arrival, however, [[Data (Assimilation²)|Data]] and [[Worf]] were able to retrieve Picard from the Borg cube and return him to the [[USS Enterprise]] as part of [[Commander]] [[William Riker]]'s plan to turn the tables against the Borg. With the help of Captain Picard, Data was able to incapacitate the Borg cube and induce its [[self-destruct]]ion. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Assimilation² (comic story)|Assimilation²]]'') | After defeating the Starfleet task force, the Borg headed directly to [[Earth]]. Before its arrival, however, [[Data (Assimilation²)|Data]] and [[Worf]] were able to retrieve Picard from the Borg cube and return him to the [[USS Enterprise]] as part of [[Commander]] [[William Riker]]'s plan to turn the tables against the Borg. With the help of Captain Picard, Data was able to incapacitate the Borg cube and induce its [[self-destruct]]ion. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Assimilation² (comic story)|Assimilation²]]'') | ||
Revision as of 02:37, 17 September 2019
In the 24th century of a parallel universe, Locutus' cube was a Borg cube whose crew kidnapped and assimilated Captain Jean-Luc Picard, who as "Locutus of Borg", led this ship against the Federation at Wolf 359.
Using Picard's knowledge of Starfleet tactics and weaknesses against them, the Borg inflicted staggering loses against the fleet in the Battle of Wolf 359, resulting in the loss of thousands of lives. During the battle, the Doctor's TARDIS made a brief trip to Locutus' cube. The Eleventh Doctor, accompanied by his companions, Amy Pond and Rory Williams, had travelled back from 2368 to acquire executive routines which would allow the Borg Collective to restore themselves and aid the Federation against their mutual enemy, the Cybermen.
After defeating the Starfleet task force, the Borg headed directly to Earth. Before its arrival, however, Data and Worf were able to retrieve Picard from the Borg cube and return him to the USS Enterprise as part of Commander William Riker's plan to turn the tables against the Borg. With the help of Captain Picard, Data was able to incapacitate the Borg cube and induce its self-destruction. (COMIC: Assimilation²)
