#captain chakotay

[chakotaybodypillow]

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Amal Miller, the show runner of Le Coeur de Lion, as well as leader of the underground French resistance

[startrekprodigyfan]

J/C shippers are being salty and lamenting Prodigy for not being explicit about Janeway and Chakotay’s love for each other.

Meanwhile, in the text of the Prodigy series itself…

In Janeway’s Ready Room on the Voyager A (seen in episode 5) are a bunch of mementos from her adventures. Some are obvious, such as the framed arachnid on the wall as a reference to her Captain Proton Holodeck adventure, or the mini Voyager model…

But there’s ONE deep cut memento you might not realize the significance of. And that’s this compact mirror she stops to admire.

Which is a reference to a series of short stories that was published around 2005 under the title “Distant Shores.”

And in this series of short stories is one titled “Isabo’s Shirt” written by Kristen Beyer. And the story centers around Janeway and Chakotay… going on a DATE.

So when Janeway looks over the mementos in her Ready Room, she specifically stops and dwells on this compact mirror and the episode takes the time to show her doing this and show how much it means to her.

I’m sorry, but how are you lamenting that J/C is NOT cannon after witnessing THAT??? The writers of Prodigy took non-cannon short stories from 2005 about a J/C date and turned it into factual, textual, official Star Trek cannon!!!

[flameobitch]

I finally watched the second season and yes, I'm also disappointed by the lack of romance between cosmo parents. We need to solve this, and it's urgent! As always, we live off the artists

[ebonysolcum]

Reunited

For @magdalenejaneway who asked for this five months ago.

It’s not quite as realistic as I would have liked, but it’s not fully cartoony either. I’ve only drawn Chakotay once, and not with that much detail either, so trying to turn cartoon into realistic wasn’t so easy with him. I think he looks okay though.

Fun fact: Chakotay’s neck and part of his face were drawn with my left (non dominant) hand. I had a cat parked on my right.

Now, if only I could figure out how to draw them kissing …

Oh well, I can’t draw without a reference photo, but I can do this:

Digital drawings done in Procreate. HB pencil.

[mat2modblog]

Someone please explain to me how she MacGyver'd a combage into a makeshift explosive with only said combage and a phaser?

[toasterdrake]

do you think they explored each other's bodies

[flappielxx123]

Can we talk about the fact that the moment these two are reunited she is staring at his lips again

[robertbeltrantime]

it is all said in the picture

[insanewaykathy]

I refuse to believe this wasn't a recording error hahaha Robert Beltran's laugh had no context whatsoever. And frankly, I don't know how Kate didn't laugh back.

[rin-solo]

Following especially the latest season of Prodigy, I would just like to give a shoutout to Chakotay.

I actually liked him even back in Voyager, although he could definitely have been written better in that show. But then Prodigy came, and despite his limited screen time, that show did him SO well I can still barely believe it. And no, I'm not talking about how unexpectedly hot he looks in a cowboy hat ... That's the bonus cherry on top if anything.

If Prodigy proved anything (besides that it is now one of my favorite Star Treks of all time) is that Chakotay's earned that captain's chair, and so, so much respect.

I love how we get to see him be the selfless, dedicated, strong leader that he is and has always been, entirely disconnected from Janeway or any other legacy character. Now more than ever Chakotay and Janeway are just equally hardcore, badass captains who would give their lives for the greater good in an instant, and that's part of what makes them so great. Their equality, despite the different ranks, really came across in Prodigy more than ever before, which I loved to see.

Honestly, whenever I see Chakotay dismissed as a doormat or "best off as second in command" I just kind of rage a little. Even back in Voyager, it was pretty clear to me that he wasn't (for example, some people seem to forget that he was a captain originally and only became a first officer for the good of the Maquis crew.)

And now that we have Prodigy ... Even though we don't really see much of it on screen (which is a shame), I like reminding myself how, since the launch of the Protostar, he went through 12 (!) more years of (self-)sacrifice and (leadership) hell and managed to come out of that seemingly stronger and more certain of his place and himself than ever.

Even the events of "The Last Flight of the Protostar" aside ... Just think about how many life-altering, defining, difficult choices and sacrifices he had to make in those 12 years.

In the timeline that was averted, he sacrificed his only shot to get back home through the wormhole (the Protostar) to save the Federation from the weapon on board.

In the new timeline, he sacrificed himself by choosing to stay on that planet where he and Adreek landed, also for the sake of protecting the Federation from the weapon on the Protostar.

Chakotay was technically stranded in the Delta Quadrant twice (once with Voyager, once with the Protostar), and despite how abysmally things went on his first command, he never sacrificed his integrity or his dedication to Starfleet's values. He becomes a little grumpy over 10 years in solitude, but honestly, who wouldn't? And then the first thing he does after being rescued is take over Voyager-A and continue his service ... That's some dedication if I've ever seen it. I think he may have wanted to prove something there ... and honestly, he couldn't have succeeded more.

And no, he did not "teach" Dal that his place was "the second in command" ... On the contrary, he very likely showed Dal through his own competence and perseverance that Dal himself was simply not ready yet for such a responsibility.

He's just an extraordinary captain who has gone through things and made choices that very few others could have made. Choices like sending the Protostar back in time, that had the fate of the entire Federation depending on it.

I adore Prodigy in general, but one of the things I adore the most is that it finally shows us more of why Chakotay is not second to Janeway or to anyone. He's his own leader, his own character, and his own captain who deserves so much more acknowledgment.

Although, I still feel that we were robbed of some of Chakotay's best moments by not showing us the arrival of the Protostar on Solum and later the events preceding its (presumably) emergency landing on that planet where it stayed for ten years (honestly, I'd love for future Prodigy seasons to have maybe a flashback episode or two about the Protostar's maiden voyage and Chakotay's arrival on Solum and maybe later on that planet where he was stranded.)

Anyway, long rant over ... All I wanted to say was that Chakotay has more than earned the command of Voyager-A; seeing him in that chair made me very happy, I won't lie.

And I really hope if/when Prodigy gets more seasons, he'll be a more major character because he deserves a more central role.

[chakotaybodypillow]

Bro’s 66 💀

[startrekprodigyfan]

First scenes of Last Flight of the Protostar Part 1:

Last scene of Last Flight of the Protostar Part 1:

He lost one crew and gained another.

[thatwasntaquestion]

“𝙰𝚖 𝙸 𝚊 𝚏𝚘𝚘𝚕 𝚝𝚘 𝚑𝚘𝚙𝚎, 𝚝𝚑𝚊t 𝚑𝚎’𝚜 𝚜𝚝𝚒𝚕𝚕 𝚘𝚞𝚝 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎 𝚊𝚕𝚒𝚟𝚎, 𝚜𝚊𝚏𝚎?”

🤍𝒯𝒽𝒶𝓃𝓀 𝓎𝑜𝓊 𝒥𝒶𝓃𝑒𝓌𝒶𝓎 𝒻𝑜𝓇 𝓃𝑜𝓉 𝓁𝑒𝒶𝓋𝒾𝓃𝑔 𝒽𝒾𝓂 𝒶𝓁𝑜𝓃𝑒 𝒶𝓁𝓁 𝓉𝒽𝑜𝓈𝑒 𝓎𝑒𝒶𝓇𝓈.🤍

[littleartistwithloveandheart]

Random fact:

Chakotay had the verry first line and Janeway the verry last.

A bit sweet. That underlines ab bit that the two are bit like the mom and dad of the Voyager.

(many bits)

[voyager-jc-addict-aka-muizeke83]

I heard this song: The Evening Fog, by Twelve Titans Music

And used the magnificent art of @amalgam000 and @lyria_mar because they are extremely talented and their art pulls at my heartstrings.

This is what I saw in my mind…

Hope you enjoy!!!

[spockvarietyhour]