#Romulan

[whos-the-hottest-st-character]

Who is hotter? Spock TOS or Nero?

Round one, match sixty three

[abiscuit]

I love Star Trek, I love how every time a federation ship goes into the romulan neutral zone there is also immediately a romulan ship. Like girl, what were YOU doing in the neutral zone?

[dogwelder]

I can't be the only one who keeps thinking this

[dykespirk]

human things I think Romulans would be good at:

incredibly long and disciplined D&D campaigns

participating in toxic stan twitter

cybersecurity attacks

alpine skiing

geocaching

long-term reconnaissance

academia

insider trading

working at Lockheed Martin

binge-watching succession

trespassing

pushing their limits at a demilitarized zone

[stra-tek]

Romulan War era Warbird, from the Star Trek Encyclopedia. Pics from Propstore Auction

[sspacegodd]

In space, no one can hear you dream.

[spirk-trek]

Duet Fanzine | Susan Wyllie, 1983

[nagusposting]

SHITPOST DUMP AUGGGG

[deebrisbyfish]

So, this extra strip was something I decided to draw after the idea came to me yesterday morning. I mean, I figure maybe 5 of you will get it and of those 5, only 2 of you will think it's FUNNY, but I had to draw it up. lol Also, while I LOVE the Romulans, I HATE those outfits from Next Gen. I much prefer the Original Series uniforms for them, but with those ridiculous shoulder pads, I decided this version was the funniest to draw. Again, for those that will actually get this. lol And no... I do NOT actually own a Romulan uniform... yet. ;)

[rsclolopezi]

Welp its Romulan Ale O’Clock somewhere! If you know you know !

ITS ROMULAN ALE O’CLOCK SOMEWHERE!!

[solivagantvolf]

Star trek AU Sevika~

As promised, continuing the designs for arcane star trek au! Here me out... She gives both romulan AND klingon vibes but in a way that she'd have to be mixed. There are parts of both that really make me nod at those races. And to top it off, I love the idea of her and Silco being liberated borg. And this is how they are in contact in my au. *sagely nod* Thank you for hearing me out.

[alphamecha-mkii]

Romulan Bird of Prey Cutaway by Matthew Paul Cushman

[foodcu-be]

more stuff from twitter

[purpleenma]

Something, something.

Romulan Commander Kirk.

*See the timelapse process below the cut

[ihavenomouthandimustyap]

Imagine the hell that must be film and theater casting in the United Federation of Planets!

Like, a wannabe progressive director being like "we're casting an andorian to play curly in our revival of Oklahoma!" And all the conservatives being like "no you can't do that! That's not historically accurate! 😡" meanwhile people have been casting humans of any race in any roles regardless of historical accuracy because these distinctions no longer matter within our species.

Vulcan journalist writing hundred page long op eds about whether or not it's appropriate for non-vulcan actors to be cast as vulcans in their plays and being totally not emotional yet extremely polarized and moralizing about the issue.

More and more writers have been creating stories involving characters of different species to reflect the contemporary reality of federation folk in the more open worlds. But then schools wants to perform these plays and don't have all that diversity in their student body so they have to paint a tellarite blue or draw trill spots on a denobulan. There are thousand and thousands of articles debating if that's incensitive or not.

And how are non-federation species portrayed? Is it offensive to paint a human green to play the villain orion pirate trying to attack the noble starfleet heroine? No one can agree.

A minor diplomatic incident occurs because a movie about the Earth-Romulan War looks to cast vulcans to play the romulans. No one has ever seen vulcans more offended before.

Lord, imagine doing a media studies degree in 2325, wanting to talk about the themes of social apathy in 21st century pre World War 3 cinema but instead you keep getting random people to ask you what you think about the fact they casted a bolian in last year's remake of Parasite 🙄

[chernobog13]

Actor Mark Lenard (1924-1995) portrayed the Romulan commander in Balance of Terror; first portrayed Spock's father, Ambassador Sarek, in Journey to Babel, as well as appearances in the animated series, Next Generation, and two films; and the Klingon commander in Star Trek: The Motion Picture.