#commander tysses

[fate-motif]

it’s kind of a shame the kids have been left to their own devices because i really wanted to get to know tysses and noum. i mean, the writers can do what they want, we might see them again, but once again the loss of potential andorian and more tellarite characters hurts me.

[savameh]

Here’s an anime/manga take I did of Janeway/Dal from “Mindwalk”, featuring shocked Tysses

[elephant-in-the-pride-parade]

Im still on my Blue Bird (Tsysses/Adreek-Hu) crack ship train.

Two Commanders serving under two of the greatest command legends of the late 24th century. The Admiral who got her ship across the Delta Quadrant in a fraction of the estimated time, and the Captain who stood by her and supported her that whole long unenviable journey. They are both one step removed from the Voyager crew but the trials of that crew and her command team factor into every moment of their command relationships with Janeway and Chakotay. Tysses and Adreek-hu are both filling the shoes of a legend, serving as the command support to someone who has gotten used to one particular partner and who's forgotten exactly what a normal XO relationship looks like.

And omg the mutual pining these two must be witness to. how often they must lend a sympathetic ear to their admiral or captain. How much J/C emotional nonsense Tsysses and Adreek-hu must put up with. It's exhausting and theres no one they can talk to without betraying their commander's privacy. No one except the other XO. The other XO's name appears in so many communications arranging meetings, dinners, weekend excursions, passing along arguments that are technically professional disagreements but that feel so much weightier. the XOs are the only ones close enough to all of it to be in the room where it happened (whatever did or didnt happen) in so many ways. It is only natural that these two XOs would seek eachother out, maybe for professional reasons first but then it evolves...

How much do they come to depend on eachother - to pass on tips of how to support this admiral or captain - to vent about J/C's emotionally repressed nonsense - to comiserate - to feel such a connection to this other person and be so relieved to have someone else who gets it.

They swap letters. they have side chats during official meetings. they arrange the secret transports and encrypted comm calls and turn a blind eye to the less-than-sanctioned holodeck programs. They stay up late to vent about their mutually pining commanders. And when Protostar goes missing, Tsysses and Adreek-hu are both surprised by how much the loss of the other affects them. never have they understood their admiral and captain so completely. What have they lost. They cant even quantify it. Its a connection that is so undefineable. so unique. and lost before it could take root.

[themovieblogonline]

Is Star Trek: Prodigy Setting Up A New Star Trek Series?

Star Trek: Prodigy is the latest in a resurgence of the franchise on the small screen. With the success of Star Trek: Discovery, the Paramount franchise now has multiple TV shows on the air, in an era of peak Star Trek. Discovery spun off Strange New Worlds, with two more shows in development. On top of that, there's the return of Star Trek: Picard and the new Star Trek: Lower Decks, an animated comedy series. With Star Trek: Prodigy, the franchise introduces itself to a brand new audience. But with the latest episode, there might be a Star Trek: Prodigy spin-off series also in the works. Read on to see exactly what I mean. How Star Trek: Prodigy Connects To The Larger Franchise While Star Trek: Prodigy is relatively free from the franchise’s other entries, it does connect in one way. The character of Hologram Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) comes from the character of Captain Kathryn Janeway, who was the lead of the series Star Trek: Voyager. The hologram is there as a means of connective tissue from the larger Star Trek franchise, into Prodigy.  As season 1 of Prodigy unfolded, even more connections came out. The story of the missing Protostar ship revealed that the original captain of that ship was none other than Chakotay. Chakotay (Robert Beltram) was the first officer of Janeway’s in Voyager. Although, the timeline of Prodigy in the Star Trek universe, was still uncertain. The premiere of the 2nd part of season 1 of Prodigy makes the timeline a lot clearer. Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway Estaliblishes Star Trek Timeline When Prodigy Season 1 episode 11 began, we got flashbacks of how the real Kathryn Janeway became a Vice Admiral. This placed Prodigy’s story in a timeline after the events of the Star Trek: Voyager series. With Janeway now back in the Alpha Quadrant, it means the events of that show have already happened. We also see Chakotay become Captain of the Protostar, heading back into outer space on a new mission. The Season 1 Part 1 finale saw the real Janeway find Protostar’s warp signature, putting her on the case of the missing ship. Episode 12 gives us further insight into where she is in the show. We see Janeway beginning her mission to track down the Protostar, thinking that Chakotay is still Captain. But we as the audience know that our lovable group of would-be Starfleet cadets, with Dal (Brett Gray) leading them, are actually on board now. Star Trek Prodigy firmly establishes that we are going to see a lot more of the real Janeway in this back half of season 1. Some New Characters in Star Trek: Prodigy So far, the 2 episodes of the latter half of season 1 seem to be about a mouse game between the crew of the Protostar, and Janeway herself on their heels. During this we see to Janeway and her new crew on board the USS Dauntless. A scene depicts Janeway exasperatingly ordering tea from the replicator. This is an Easter egg for Voyager fans, as the Captain has famously been a slave to her coffee for years during that show. With Janeway now begrudgingly switching to tea, it seems the character is growing. It’s also funny seeing Janeway follow doctor’s orders. For once. Then there’s the introduction of the new members of her crew. A young go-getter in Ensign Ascensia is Vice Admiral Janeway’s newest teacher’s pet. In this episode, she stands out by suggesting a unique idea that catches Janeway’s attention. Ascensia is also voiced by Jameela Jamil from the current She-Hulk series. Jamil is already doing interviews about how excited she is joining the new show.  Then there is a super salty and sassy Dr. Noum. Noum is the Dauntless’ Chief Medical Officer and boy, does he have a whole lotta attitude! The Doctor is insanely sarcastic when Janeway asks to revive The Diviner (John Noble) for questioning. And he even sourly gives Ascenia a backhanded compliment about being a butt-kisser. Jason Alexander (Seinfeld) voices Noum. There’s also Commander Tysses, an Andorian officer, who might be the Dauntless’ Science Officer. Or Janeway’s second in command? In either case, he sounds like a self-assured officer with a lot more going on. Daveed Diggs voices Tysses. How Star Trek: Prodigy Could Set Up A New Spin-Off Series Given the very detailed introduction of these characters, and how the two episodes thus far make them stand out, I suspect that there might be a Star Trek: Prodigy spin-off series in the works. The fact that these new characters are voiced by very famous and talented actors, I doubt that they are minor or throwaway characters. The story also so far has highlighted each of them in very specific ways. Too specific to be unimportant. We’ll have to see where their stories go in the rest of Star Trek: Prodigy season 1. But it definitely seems like they’re setting them up to be more important as we go. Maybe the Protostar crew will get folded into the Dauntless. Or, more likely, these Dauntless crew members might find themselves aboard the Protostar, to support out the inexperience of our favourite new characters. In any case, time will tell what happens. Star Trek: Prodigy is now airing new episodes every week. Do you want to see a Star Trek: Prodigy spin-off series? Or do you want to see these new characters become regulars in this show? Let me know in the comments below. Read the full article

[elephant-in-the-pride-parade]

Tag Game: First 10 Lines Challenge

Thanks for tagging me, @curator-on-ao3 😘

The game is to share the first lines of the last 10 stories you wrote. So here goes!

1. “Set temporal coordinates.”

- Euridice - Rated E, Voyager fic, Year of Hell Unaltered Timeline (J/C, C/P, B/7, some J/P undercurrents too)

2. “So… you’ll take anything I offered, would you?” The Terran Captain’s voice was sultry, almost purring as she ran her tail up the inside of his leg.

- Lost in a Hall of Mirrors - Rated T, Prodigy fic, Threshold AU moment from Cracked Mirror (J/C)

3. Captains Log, Star Date 52160: We’re docked at the Berudian Orbital Shipyard today for much needed repairs after our experiment with slipstream technology. 

- Lost and Found - Rated T, Voyager fic for Maliciousalice Birthday, a Threshold AU story set in Season 5. (background J/C)

4. Captain Janeway held her breath as she ordered Kim to lock onto the single life sign in Val Jean ’s cockpit.

- Five Catches and a Fall - Rated T, Voyager Fic, five J/C oneshots spanning the series run.

5. The arrival home had been stressful on them all, but none more so than Kathryn  who had to submit to a barrage of tests from medical as part of their debriefing.

- Brumating in a Winter Wonderland - Rated T - Voyager fic - Threshold AU of the arrival home. (J/C)

6. Janeway looked longingly at her replicator as she got dressed for the day. - All the Little Things

- Rated G - Voyager fic - a J/C oneshot set early in the series.

7. How quickly things could change, Kathryn mused as she cradled her infant son Liam to her breast.

- For Just one Day Let's Only Think About Love - Rated T, Voyager Books fic - Threshold AU take on the ending of To Lose the Earth (J/C, background P/T)

8. “Ah Captain,” Jellico welcomed Tuvok into his office, gesturing for him to sit in the open chair, beside Commander Tysses. “Thank you for coming.”

  - The Timepast - Rated T - Prodigy fic - a Shakespeare-inspired farce AU of J/C's reunion and Chakotay's rescue. (J/C, D/G, Adreek/Tysses)

9. The roast was burnt, as usual, but that didn't bother him. In fact it was the very reason they now found themselves in this delightful situation...

- No Captain Here; No Commander Either - Rated E - Voyager fic - J/C smut.

10. It was a bad day to be Q. - Universe to Mend

- Rated M - Prodigy/Voyager Books fic - a novel set after To Lose the Earth, featuring Q, Pocket Full of Lies' Denzit Janeway, and Prodigy's Hologram Janeway on a new adventure. (J/Q and J/C)

Analysis: I tend to open with dialogue, with a characters thought or log, or with some kind of very quick statement about the setting. just throwing you right into the action usually. I'm kinda okay with that!

I'm gonna tag (and im sorry if i forget anyone) @trekflower @pc-corner @jellybeansarecool @emilie786 @divinemissem13 @theredheadedcaptain @nonadhesiveness @coffee-in-that-nebula @cnrothtrek if yall would like to play and anyone else who wants too, feel free to do your own!

[fate-motif]

jason alexander, daveed diggs, jameela jamil… did the hagemans walk into an a lister party and yell DOES ANYONE HERE WANT TO VOICE ACT AS A MEMBER OF CAPTAIN JANEWAY’S NEW CREW

[unknownfaceless-ds9]

God DAMMIT!! Now I wanna watch the show again but I CAN'T because it's on fucking NETFLIX!!!!

But you are abslutely right, 100% agree

I don't know why exactly Tysess is attractive in this shot... but he is. Maybe it's the stance. Maybe the fact that he's the only one ready to actually fight Janeway.

The only thing I know is, that he is attractive in this shot. No, I don't take criticism.