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Ratoniik Eleven

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9. Jack Kirifuda (FW) (Inherit Banda and Komecky powers alongside with his brother Ramon in *"The Soul Greater Good"* and soul holder of Gusfii)
10. Banda Koloogyu Jr (MF)
11. Hornet Harcha (FW)
12. Taran Tulakumo (FW)
13. Longa Kamicula (GK)
14. Herchorn Pheromona (MF/Captain)
15. Mantio Bladey (DF)
16. ???
17. ???

### Former Members

Ramon Kirifuda (DF) (Inherit Banda and Komecky powers alongside with his brother Jack in *"The Soul Greater Good"* Before his betrayal and drafted to Witherbloom Eleven or other teams on Jack and Ratoniik Teammates)

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Priplanus

**Priplanus** was the first planet that the Jupiter 2 crashed on in “Island in the Sky.” The Robinson family spent the rest of first season of the series on Priplanus. Will gives the name of the planet in “Return from Outer Space.” It had two moons and is an extremely small planet. It was located on the opposite side of the galaxy from the planet in Sector 6.30 where the Robinsons would settle in season two, and was ten million light-years from the home world of the Keeper.

## Emergency services

### Fire & rescue

Various

Priplanus had an highly elliptical orbit around its sun, resulting in extremes of temperatures on the planet. Its topography included prairie, mountains, open water, badlands and bogs from which dangerous gases escaped. There were occasional patches of quicksand in the area of the Robinsons’ encampment, and “bottomless” pits of cosmic dust nearby.

Priplanus had an intelligent species of cyclops-like creatures in the past since the Robinsons found evidence of their existence in caves (“There Were Giants in the Earth”) and was also home to a militaristic civilization contained in an underground city while the Robinsons were there (“The Lost Civilization”).

The planet was also home to a wide range of strange animal and plant life. The growth of some to gigantic proportions may have been due to a particular bacterium in the soil. Some examples of the life on the planet were the giant cyclopses, the bloop, and giant cyclamen plants.

Priplanus was destroyed in the first episode of the second season (“Blast Off Into Space”) by the miner Nerim, who used too much blasting powder in his search for cosmonium. The planet’s destruction was not shown, but the opening narration in “Blast Off Into Space” said “a cataclysmic explosion would rip apart the planet’s core, and disintegrate their entire world into galactic dust.”

“Priplanus” is the spelling used in the subtitles of the DVD release of the series, but the Internet Movie Data base uses the spelling “Preplanis.” The planet seen in “The Derelict” was different from the one in “No Place to Hide;” the visual was probably changed to avoid viewers confusing the earlier visual with the planet Mars, although Will does suggest that they may be on Mars in “The Hungry Sea.”
Basilosaurus

***Basilosaurus*** (meaning "king lizard") is a genus of large, predatory, archaeocete whale.

*Basilosaurus* is considered to be common in the Red Ocean, however exists in all others as well. It was one of the largest, if not the largest, animals of the sea. It is the top predator of its environment, preying on sharks, large fish and other marine mammals, namely the dolphin-like *Dorudon*, which seems to have been their predominant food source.

Basilosaurus is intelligent, and tameable, however they are primarily used by nation-less people, as their requirements to survive and their uses are niche. Basilosaurus can travel hundreds of meters down because of their blubber, and can also warm up explorers around them. While useful, the usefulness of this in any nation is niche, if not useless. Instead Basilosaurus are usually hunted for their blubber, which can be made into multiple new materials and can even be burned as a very good food source.
Tom Foods/List Of Foods

* **Butterhead (2001)**
* **Bercaledes (2001)**
* **Kids Meal (2001)**
* **Cowa (2001)**
* **Kissetes (2002)**
* **Meduica (2002)**
* **EmCura (2002)**
* **Obeo (2003)**
* **Emmy Docket (2003)**
* **Redicasa (2004)**
* **Desgaratees (2004)**
* **Demaic (2005)**
* **Dem Gemies (2005)**
* **Pates Ice Creams (2005)**
* **Cosa Chocolate Chips (2005)**
* **Maca Mac N Chesse (2006)**
* **Mared Marsmellow (2006)**
* **Pestea Cupcakes (2006)**
* **Seroos (2006)**
* **Ezius Chessebufa (2006)**
* **Oreebbes (2006)**
* **Ezuis Pepperbufa (2006)**
* **Ezuis (2006)**
* **Chick N Bobs (2007)**
* **Geumeat (2007)**
* **Erisa Corey (2007)**
* **Ceros (2007)**
* **Bubbo Dubby (2007)**
* **Ecoca (2008)**
* **Paoni (2008)**
* **Qusine Sushi (2008)**
* **Fecuys (2009)**
* **Eustad (2009)**
* **Nerdy Ides (2010)**
* **Eucasd Mestuad (2010)**
* **RAE Drink (2011)**
* **ESA Drink (2012)**
* **Nust (2012)**
* **Nuts.com (2012)**
* **And Remic Gumabic (2012)**
* **And Esura Gummys (2014)**
TeleToon Kids

* TeleToon Kids HD Not For TV Channel For Discovery Kids HD (USA)
* TeleToon Kids (UK)
* TeleToon Kids (Ireland)
* TeleToon Kids (Europe)
* Teletoon Kids (Asia)
* TeleToon Kids (Europe West And South Asian)
* TeleToon Kids (Germany) Not For TeleToon On Animax (Germany)
* TeleToon Kids (Spain) Not For Discovery Kids (Spain)
* TeleToon (Latin America) Not For Balitang TV (Latin America)
* TeleToon Kids 1+ Not For DKids (UK)
Robotoid

The **Robotoid** was a relic from a civilization that had visited the planet Priplanus long before the Robinsons landed. Found and repaired by Will Robinson despite the Robot's warnings, it soon proved itself more versatile and useful than the Robot. Unlike a robot, a robotoid had the faculty of free choice and was able to operate outside its programmed functions. Unknown to the Robinsons, the Robotoid re-established contact with its original masters in order for them to invade the planet. In the end, it was destroyed by the Robot before its masters could invade.
Rethso

**Rethso** was husband to Moela and father of Lunon. He and his family formed the advance party of a colonization attempt from his planet, Tauron. He was not violent or aggressive, but when his son went missing, he was willing to take arms against the Robinsons, whom he blamed for the boy's disappearance. Despite their misunderstandings, the Taurons and the Robinson party were eventually reconciled, although the Taurons had to leave the planet due to their susceptibility to human disease. Actor Don Matheson, who portrayed Rethso, has hinted that it was originally a speaking part and that he recorded 'telepathic messages,' but producer Irwin Allen decided that Matheson's acting was able to convey the messages without words, and so eliminated the Taurons' dialogue completely
Gamma

**Gamma** was the aunt of the Princess Alpha being sought by Captain Kraspo. She was the sole surviving member of the royal household after the disappearance of her niece, but could not herself inherit the crown. An astute and capable woman, she was aware of Kraspo's ulterior motives. She seems to be ready to compromise her own principles by accepting Penny as the genuine princess in order to save her planet, but her integrity and the respect Penny has earned from her prevent this.
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Jimmy Hapgood

**Jimmy Hapgood** was an astronaut from Earth. He received a radio signal sent out by Will Robinson and followed it to the planet on which the Jupiter 2 was marooned. Hapgood was launched into space on June 18, 1982. His original mission was to explore Saturn, but he lost his way (implicitly, by his own design). Since then, Hapgood planet-hopped throughout the galaxy in his ship, Traveling Man. He was a likeable, but cool, country boy astronaut who enjoyed a smoke from his corn-cob pipe. Hapgood left a graffito carved with his laser gun on every planet he visited; the tag he left on Priplanus was his 91st.
Bolix

**Bolix** is a Galaxy Law Enforcement officer. Aided by two large hairy creatures that functioned somewhat like bloodhounds, he was in pursuit of the criminal Ohan. Maureen, Judy and Penny had taken Ohan in, mistakenly believing the man to be in distress. When Bolix discovers this after Ohan disappears from the camp, he is justifiably dubious of the Robinson's explanations and protestations of innocence, and threatens to arrest them. With Dr. Smith's help, he is able to apprehend Ohan.
Klag

*For the 22nd century Klingon governor, please see Klag (Governor).*

Lieutenant **Klag** was a male Klingon in the 24th century and an active officer in the Klingon Defense Force. (TNG: "A Matter Of Honor")

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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## Biography

Klag's father was captured by the Romulans in battle and was not allowed die an honorable death. He had later escaped and was living without honor on Qo'noS, where he awaited death. Klag was ashamed of his father, and had not talked to him since his return.

In 2365, he served aboard the IKS *Pagh* during the 2360s, where he was assigned as the ship's second officer under Captain Kargan.

Later in 2365, Klag was suspicious of his new first officer, Commander William T. Riker, assigned to him as part of an Officer Exchange Program between the two governments. He challenged Riker's authority, so, following the Klingon way, Riker fought back. This gained him the respect of Klag, and later they became friendly, talking with each other in the mess hall. When Captain Kargan blamed the USS *Enterprise*-D for planting subatomic bacteria that were eating away at the hull, Klag stood up for Riker. He said that Riker "may be a spy, but he is no coward." After Riker had taken control of the *Pagh*, Klag followed his orders, and when Kargan returned, Riker allowed Kargan to strike him (discipline him, Klingon fashion) in order that Kargan might regain the respect of the crew. As Klag helped him up, he commented that Riker understood Klingons better than he thought. (TNG: "A Matter Of Honor")

Klag was part of Commander Riker's memories while being infected on the surface of Surata IV and treated in sickbay. (TNG: "Shades of Gray")

## Appendices

### Appearances

* TNG:
	+ "A Matter Of Honor"
	+ "Shades of Gray".

#### Background information

Klag was played by recurring *Star Trek* actor Brian Thompson in his first appearance in the franchise. He would later portray an unnamed Klingon helm officer serving aboard the ill-fated Duras sisters' Bird-of-Prey in *Star Trek Generations*.

##### Apocrypha

Klag, son of M'Raq appears as the captain of the IKS *Gorkon* (***β***) in the novel series of that name, written by Keith R.A. DeCandido.

His mirror universe counterpart (***β***) is depicted in the short story "Family Matters" contained in the anthology *Shards and Shadows* and the novels *Warpath* and *Rise Like Lions*. In the latter, he succeeded Martok as Regent of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance in 2377 after killing him in honorable combat. He was himself succeeded by Duras in 2378.

In the backstory to *Star Trek Online* Klag had become a general by 2403, and led the Klingon invasion of the Gorn homeworld that ended a war that had been raging off and on since the 2380s. He appears in the game proper as a non-player character at Ganalda Station.
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The **male Hyperian** is a Hyperian who went to the Museum of Natural History.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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## Biography

He was within an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus at the Museum of Natural History. He was later assisted by Jeebs who took him to Egypt where he activated a portal to his home planet, Hyperia. K later destroyed the portal
Marlyan

**Marlyan** is a member of the Committee and an ex-boyfriend of Satalinille.

Marlyan character profile photo

## Biography

He came to Earth to form part of Dirndl's Committee.

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## Appearances

* *Men in Black: The Series*
	+ "The Undercover Syndrome"
Cowa (Cookie)

## Cookie Oilent West Arsions

**1970-1971**

**Cowa Cookie Brand By Sero Cookies Rusic Nov 12 1970**

## Cowa

**1971-1980**

**Cowa Cookie Brand By Tom Food Pasterts Dec 12 1971**

**1980-2001**

**Cowa Cookie Brand By Tom Food Pasterts Sep 18 1980**

**2001-2015**

**Cowa Cookie Brand By Tom Foods Dec 12 2001**

**2016-2020**

**Cowa Cookie Brand By Tom Foods Dec 30 2016**

**2020-Present**
Chavo

**Chavo** was an outlaw in search of Reyka, the frozen woman found by Don, Judy, Dr. Smith, and Will. After being bested by the Robot in combat, he gave up his plans to kidnap Reyka and departed. He was portrayed as a stereotypical Mexican bandit, which characterization led to the episode being banned by at least one television station in Los Angeles after complaints from viewers
Nancy Pi Squared

**Nancy Pi Squared** was the theatrical agent of Farnum B. She won a contract with a mysterious dictator for him to produce a beauty pageant. The purpose of the pageant was to find a consort for the dictator. Although all business, she at times revealed that she had feelings for Farnum B., and seemed hurt when he routinely ignored her.
Sybilla

**Sybilla** was the mother of Effra and Keel. Although she presented herself as harsh and hostile to strangers, she was in fact very well-spoken and sophisticated from the start, belying her hillbilly appearance. She was wooed by Dr. Smith in his attempts to make passage with her to Earth. She succumbed, with some signs of wavering, to his advances, but perhaps only out loneliness
Andronican Master

The unnamed alien, the **Andronican Master**, was on a mission to find a sacrificial king for an annual rite performed on his home planet of Andronica. Since his race value positive character traits above all things, the sacrificial king was to be the embodiment of negative character traits, making Dr. Smith a very good candidate. The Master controlled a crew of human-looking androids which he used to entrap Smith. He later provided an android duplicate of the Doctor in order to trick the Robinsons long enough to allow him to leave with his victim.
Helvetica

**Helvetica** was a failed human colony established as part of the Dispersal Project, settled by Jungian and Calvinist believers.

## History

### Founding

Helvetica was a planet founded in the initial emigration from Earth as a part of the Dispersal Project.

However, the colony failed and the planet's collapse became the subject of a book written by Valentine Wiggin under her alias, Demosthenes.
Kornan

**Kornan**, son of Shovak, was an officer in the Klingon Defense Forces during the 2370s.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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Kornan served as weapons officer of the Bird-of-Prey IKS *Rotarran* during the Klingon-Cardassian War and the conflict that followed after the Cardassian Union joined the Dominion in 2373.

A deeply superstitious man, he believed that the crew of the *Rotarran* were cursed and would repeatedly be defeated by the Jem'Hadar.

After becoming drunk, he attacked Leskit and Ortikan, leaving the latter badly injured. (DS9: "Soldiers of the Empire")

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*Kornan was played by*Star Trek*veteran Rick Worthy. Kornan is a main character in the first two Star Trek: IKS Gorkon novels A Good Day to Die and Honor Bound. In the latter novel, he is killed in the process of saving the Gorkon.*

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Squid

**“***Congratulations, Reg. It's a...Squid.***”**

—Kay talking about the newborn
A **Squid** is MiB codename for a squid-like alien. They are brown aliens with big dark eyes. They appear to have tentacles all over their body. The only Squid that is seen is a small newborn, but the adults probably look similar to the newborns in their natural form.

## Story

After Jay is recruited, him and Kay are sent by Zed to investigate an alien out of it's zone. Kay questions the alien in human disguise, while Jay helps the mother give a very aggressive birth. After being flung around, Jay is thrown across the road with a newborn Squid. When he sees how cute it is, the Squid vomits on him. Jay received training, and Kay realizes that something is happening, as the aliens were going to jump the planet.

## Trivia

* shown in the original film, Squids have a very aggressive and dangerous birth.

The squid, at least the infant version, resembled the Nautolans from the *Star Wars* franchise. Coincidentally, a member of the species, Kit Fisto, debuted in *Attack of the Clones* in 2002, 5 years after the release of *Men in Black*.

## Squid citizens

Redgick

Redgick's Wife

Redgick's Baby
Brill

**Brill** was a male Starfleet officer in the 24th century. In the 2380s decade, Ensign Brill was a member of the Project Full Circle fleet. (Template:N)

## History

In the year 2381, Ensign Brill was the botanical specialist of the USS Demeter during that vessel's exploration of the Delta Quadrant. (*VOY*  novel: *Children of the Storm*)

In February 2382, Brill accompanied Lieutenant Commander Atlee Fife on a tour of the agricultural planet Vitrum. *Demeter*'s commanding officer, Commander Liam O'Donnell, wanted Brill and Fife to see the folly of the Confederacy of the Worlds of the First Quadrant's agricultural policies. Brill quickly identified how Vitrum's soil had been depleted during a tour of the farms of the Vitrum locals Cemt and Izly. (*VOY*  novel: *Acts of Contrition*)
Ch'Targh

**Ch'Targh** was a male Klingon officer of the 24th century Klingon Empire. In 2374, he served as a bridge officer on the IKS *Rotarran* under General Martokduring the Dominion War.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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After Alexander Rozhenko was transferred to the *Rotarran*, Ch'Targh took an interest in provoking him when he learned he was the son of First Officer Worf. He baited Alexander mercilessly about it, feeling that Alexander's combat training was lacking, resulting in a fight in the mess hall that was broken up by Worf. Ch'Targh later joined Alexander in emergency repairs during a battle with the Jem'Hadar. During it, Ch'Targh – along with the rest of the *Rotarran* crew – came to respect Alexander. (DS9: "Sons and Daughters")

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*Ch'Targh was played by Sam Zeller.*

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Bogus

**Bogus** are a species from an unknown planet.

## Men in Black: The Series

They only appear in the *Men in Black: The Series* Season Four episode, "The Musical Chairs Syndrome." Yatua attempted to escape after to stealing artifacts from a museum, but was stopped by J and K.

## Description

They possess an invertebrate structure and are flat and thin. They have several spines on their back, with a head shaped like an eel.
Arcon

Arcon was an alien possessing an amulet of extraordinary power. He originally resembled Keema's species (except with more human hands), from the episode "The Golden Man," but needed to transform himself into a more human form. He did not eat, deriving his energy from the sun, nor did he have a heart. His people were hatched from eggs in a central incubator, so there were no families on his planet.
Human

For information on this species see the following website

## Human citizens

Captain John Luke Pikard

Beverly Cheryl Howard Crusher\Picard

William T Riker

Deanna Troi

Miles O'Brien

William T Riker

Deanna Troi

Miles O'Brien

Keiko O'Brien

Molly O'Brien

Kirayoshi O'Brien

Geordi La Forge

Benjamin Lafayette Sisko

Kasidy Danielle Yates-Sisko

Jake Sisko

Julian Bashir

Sarina Douglas

Leonard James Akaar

Kathryn Janeway

Chakotay

Harry Kim

Thomas Eugene Paris

Miral Paris

Michael Paris

Kirsten Clancy

Marion Dulmur

Gariff Lucsly

Agent AA

Agent C

Agent D

Agent E

Agent H

Agent J

Agent K

Agent L

Agent T

Agent W

Agent Zed

Ela Ribeira

Olhado Ribeira

Quara Ribeira

Grego Ribeira

Captain

Liam O'Donnell

Atlee Fife

Garvin Elkins

Thomas Vincent

Schiller

Brill

Keiko O'Brien

Molly O'Brien

Kirayoshi O'Brien

Geordi La Forge

Benjamin Lafayette Sisko

Kasidy Danielle Yates-Sisko

Jake Sisko

Julian Bashir

Sarina Douglas

Leonard James Akaar

Kathryn Janeway

Chakotay

Harry Kim

Thomas Eugene Paris

Miral Paris

Michael Paris

Kirsten Clancy

Marion Dulmur

Gariff Lucsly

Agent AA

Agent C

Agent D

Agent E

Agent H

Agent J

Agent K

Agent L

Agent T

Agent W

Agent Zed

Ela Ribeira

Olhado Ribeira

Quara Ribeira

Grego Ribeira

Captain

Liam O'Donnell

Atlee Fife

Garvin Elkins

Thomas Vincent

Schiller

Brill
MXR

**MXR** was a bank robber on the run from the law. He and his partners apparently kidnapped Mr. Zumdish and hijacked his spaceship in their escape. It was he who created the plan for the gang to hide out in the Jupiter 2 until it was safe. He was the “brains” of the gang and ordered the other members, especially the women, about.
Ruth Templeton

**Ruth Templeton** was either an officer of the County Boys' Home or a social worker who was charged with the well-being of Will Robinson when he was assumed to be an orphan or run-away. She was sympathetic towards him, although she doubted his story that he was one of the Robinson party and on a mission to rescue his family.
Keel

**Keel** was the son of Sybilla and brother of Effra. Under the full moons of Priplanus he turned into a werewolf and menaced Dr. Smith on several occasions. He was somewhat slow-witted and mute in his normal form, and was ordered about by his mother Sybilla and sister Effra. His sister had some control over his ferocious nature when he is in his werewolf form.
Slave

The **Slave** of Ali ben Bad served his master faithfully, if sullenly. When he came across Will Robinson on their asteroid home, he was overjoyed to have a slave of his own and set Will to work stoking the furnaces that kept the asteroid habitable. He later discovered that Dr. Smith resembled his former master (killed by ben Bad) so closely that he became convinced that Smith was he and released him. At Smith's command, they sought ben Bad out and Smith commanded the slave to kill him.
Fmeks

Fmeks are a species native to the planet Fmoo. They are enemies of the Arquillians and MiB.

## Animated series

They first appear in The Little Big Man Syndrome with a plan to use stolen Arquillian exosuits with the intention of catching an Arquillian so they can take control of the mortal blaster and destroy Arquillia but their plans are foiled by Jay and Kay. They return in The Fmall, Fmall World Syndrome with the intention of obtaining a growth formula for conquer Earth in the process one of they absorbs the formula and growth in a giant Fmecks and final he defeat by a Worm in his giant form and is return at his little tall. In The Sardines and Ice Cream Syndrome they are shrinking everything in sight. In The Loose Ball Foul SyndromeThey are back and trying to take over a tiny planet that resembles a baseball
Kraspo

**Kraspo** was a ship’s captain on a mission seeking a princess from the planet Beta, only heir to the throne, who disappeared as a baby years before. He was harsh to his subordinate, Fedor, and self-serving in his motives. When he attempted to ingratiate himself with the Princess's aunt, she was dismissive of him and ordered him imprisoned when his true motives were discovered. He was eventually released and assisted in defeating the cybernetic revolution bent on destroying the Princess.
Neeble

**Neeble** is a male worm and one of the four main worms in the Men in Black Series. Like the other worms, he is addicted to coffee, and is semi-perverted.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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In *Men in Black II*, Agent J told Laura Vasquez to “watch out for Neeble.” It is unknown whether J meant to stay away from him or stick up for him, as other worms may disrespect him.

## Appearances

* *Men in Black*
* *Men in Black: The Series*
* *Men in Black II*
* *Men in Black 3*
Charnock

**Charnocks** are a strange species of unknown planet that appears in the Animated series.

## Animated Series

One of this species appears in The Irritable Bow-Wow Syndrome landing in the earth and changes his skin in the process after with a suit human go to Jeeb’s shop to obtain a Void Density with evil plans but this is eaten by Frank desperate to obtains Frank seeks to recover but black men are arrested after capture Frank and tries to get it but once outside frank altered his weapon is destroying it completely.
Nubu

**Nubu** was a circus performer. He travelled with Dr. Marvello, Fenestra, Vicho, and the Cosmic monster in a space circus. Introduced as "Nubu the Magnificent," his act consisted of demonstrating his mastery over levels of cosmic energy that were reputedly so great that a lesser person would have been instantly destroyed.
Garvin Elkins

Lieutenant **Garvin Elkins** was a 24th century Human man and officer in Starfleet, serving as Chief engineer of the Federation starship USS *Demeter*, an agrobiology ship attached to the Project Full Circle fleet. (*VOY*  novel: *Children of the Storm*)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Lt. Elkins was originally a civilian engineer; in fact, he helped design and build the *Theophrastus*-class starship and later renovated the *Demeter* with a quantum slipstream drive as well as bringing it up to the specifications required for it to serve as a Starfleet vessel. It was only due to his longstanding friendship with Commander Liam O'Donnell that Elkins agreed to serve as *Demeter*'s Chief Engineer (which came with a Starfleet commission as a Lieutenant). (*VOY*  novel: *A Pocket Full of Lies*)
Boglodite

The **Boglodites** were a species of parasitic aliens, from the planet Boglodotia. In order to survive they had to continuously devour planet after planet, to avoid their species' starvation. After their invasion of Earth was blocked by the establishment of the Arc Net Shield, the entire species went extinct, except for Boris The Animal.

## History

Planets devoured by the Boglodites before they reached Earth included **Arc**(Griffin's home planet), **Byvoida** (Roman the Fabulist's home planet), **Parlaxia**(Dom's home planet), and **Glamouria**. In the original timeline when Agent K arrested Boris and deployed the Arc net shield, because of this the Boglodites (with the exception of Boris) became completely extinct because of starvation and lack of resources.

With Boris the Animal's death in the alternate 1969, the Boglodite race became completely extinct, as confirmed by Kay.

## Abilities

Boglodites have superhuman strength, able to crush a metal tin in their bare hands. They can sprout finger-like appendages from their feet for extra grip. They can survive in the vacuum of space, as witness when Boris walked out of LunarMax Prison and bounded across the surface of the moon with no breathing apparatus.

Boris also had a symbiotic relationship with a small, crab-like creature called a Boggi that lived in a cavity in the palm of his hand, and was able to shoot lethal spikes at high speed, which was Boris's primary weapon. Boris could control his Boggi with guttural vocal commands. These abilities may have been shared by other Boglodites

## Appearance

The Boglodites' natural appearance is an amalgamation of spiky fingers and claws in a somewhat humanoid shape, which also resembles a grotesque arachnid and an echinoderm-like creature. They have a long reptilian tongue, and no visible eyes or nose. When Boris snarled, his mouth distended to reveal dozens of sharp, fang-like teeth.

They can shapeshift their appearance to mimic a human's, except for bulges in their forehead and chest, and slits in their hands in which the Boggi live in. They also wear glasses to disguise the empty cavities in their heads where a human's eyes would be.

## Technology

Although the invading Boglodite forces are not seen, their spacecraft hover over the skies of New York. The Boglodite spacecraft are equipped with a metal dome encased over a red underbelly of tentacles and globular circles. These tentacles are capable of plowing through nearby buildings with minimal difficulty. Traced alongside the rim of each spacecraft are a multitude of appendages. Based on their organic-looking appearance underneath the metal domes, the Boglodite craft may actually be bioships.
Redgick's Baby

Redgick's Baby is an infant of the Squid race. It was delivered by it's mother, with the help of Agent J while Agent K was interrogating Redgick, in regards of his leaving out of designated zone. J at first just tried to get Redgick's wife into doing lamaze techniques. However in her pain, she shifted into her squid form snatching J, to vent out her aggression slamming him on the car a couple of times. While J wasn't hurt too bad, he managed to successfully, help deliver the baby squid. It's gender is unknown, J comments on how cute it is. Judging by its limited expressions, it seemed to like J since he was the first person it saw in it's birth. While it vomits on him, briefly killing the moment, it seemed unintentional, but at the same time amusing to the infant. It is not known what happened to the baby along with Redgick and his wife, but considering Edgar the Bug was the reason for his and the other alien's evacuation of Earth, it's safe to assume that they, along with Jack Jeebs and Frank the Pug returned to their designated zones.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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Atlee Fife

Lieutenant Commander **Atlee Fife** was a 24th century Human man, and officer in Starfleet. Fife was the first officer of the Federation starship Template:USS, an agrobiology ship attached to the Project Full Circle fleet. Fife was personally selected for this assignment by Admiral Willem Batiste to support Commander Liam O'Donnell.

## Physical description

### Gender

male

Fife was earmarked for his own command as soon as the Full Circle fleet concluded their mission in the Delta Quadrant, but was selected for the Full Circle mission as Commander O'Donnell had reached his rank by being the foremost genetic biologist in the Federation, despite having little-to-no actual command experience. It was believed that Fife would balance out this problem in the *Demeter*'s command hierarchy. Admiral Batiste assured Fife before the mission commenced that O'Donnell would be more then willing to defer to Fife's judgement in most tactical and command situations.

During the first contact mission with the Children of the Storm, Commander Fife disregarded orders from Captain Hosc T'Mar of the USS Planck to approach the Children of the Storm system at impulse speeds. He chose to rendezvous with the *Planck* at high warp, instigating the resulting conflict with the Children. (*VOY*  novel: *Children of the Storm*)
Stacy

**Stacy** was the daughter of Joe Cragmire and lived in Manitou Junction, Wisconsin. She was a young girl, about Will's age, who eventually helped him and the Robot to escape confinement at the hands of the townspeople and save their party. Will gave her a semiprecious gemstone that he found on an alien planet as a keepsake to remember him by.
Skraaldian

A **Skraaldian** is a slug-like alien with a shell on it from the planet Skraal. Skraaldians come to Earth to multiply, as they like the warm climate in the sewers. In order to protect themselves, they wear large shells, which do not resemble their actual form. These shells protect them, as they are fairly defenseless without them

## Abilities

If a Skraaldian is attacked or killed, it can vomit on the one responsible. That vomit then alerts other Skraaldians of what is happened, and they can lock onto the DNA of who is responsible. When in their shells, they are very powerful.

Skraaldian posess stingers that, while not fatal can cause those stung to 'swell up like an eggplant for a few weeks'.

They can nearly crush people with their claws. In order to get many around at once, Skraaldians also have a massive transport ship. the only thing worse than killing a Skraaldian is showing them your mucus. If you kill two they will put you in a large vat of soup at tempatures of 3000 to 4000 degrees

## Story

In "The Long Goodbye Syndrome", Jay and Kay have to go in the sewers to stop Skraaldian multiplication. When Kay is attacked, Jay uses his Noisy Cricket to blow the shell off. The Slug comes out and vomits on Jay. When he returns to MiB, everyone throws him a goodbye party, as they know he is toast. After fighting off many slugs, the ship rises from the ground. Finally, Jay and Kay are able to defeat the Skraaldians, and Jay is saved for good .

## Appearances

* *Men in Black: The Series*
	+ *The Long Goodbye Syndrome*
Asil

**Asil** was a female Vulcan of the 24th century. She was the youngest of Tuvok and T'Pel's four children, sister to Sek and two other brothers. She became an aunt to T'Meni.

## Asil

### Relatives

T'Pel (Mother)Sek (Brother)T'Meni (Grandmother)T'Meni (cousin)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

Asil was conceived during Tuvok's eleventh *pon farr*, and was born in the city of T'Paal on Vulcan. (VOY: "Elogium", "Alice", "Unimatrix Zero, Part II") Like her brothers, she benefited as equally from her father's guidance and presence as she did her mother's. (VOY: "Elogium")

Asil underwent her *kolinahr* at some point prior to 2371. In attendance was Kathryn Janeway, a long time friend of her father. (VOY: "Fury")

Asil had to endure the presumed loss of her father in 2371 when the USS *Voyager* was presumed destroyed. It wouldn't be until 2374 when she learned of the ship's fate in the Delta Quadrant and that her father was still alive. (VOY: "Message in a Bottle")

## Appendices

### Background information

Kenneth Biller had teased a late VOY Season 7 episode that did not end up being developed in which "we may see one of Tuvok's adult daughters" once live communication was established with Earth, "*from whom he is somewhat estranged. She's a little rebellious for a Vulcan, and she needs his help solving a mystery.*" (*Star Trek: The Magazine* Volume 1, Issue 20, p. 23)

The *Star Trek: Voyager Companion* (p. 389) suggested that Asil may instead be the Borg Queen's name.

This character was only mentioned in dialogue.

##### Apocrypha

Her mirror universe counterpart (***β***) was mentioned but did not appear in the novella *The Mirror-Scaled Serpent*. She served in the household of a prominent official of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. She used her position to gather intelligence to aid the Terran Rebellion. Like the rest of Tuvok's family, she was hidden to protect the secret of Vulcan telepathy, and was considered officially dead, murdered by the Alliance.
Geen the Bug

**Geen** is a ravenous Bug, relative of the alien terrorist Edgar.

Geen the Bug profile photo

## Biography

According to Zed, Geen was convicted during a previous summer for devouring an entire tour bus full of people. He was subsequently placed in MIB prison but was freed soon-after alongside several other inmates with the help of Dr. Lupo. At the end however he is subdued and arrested once again.

## Description

Similar to Edgar and Edwin, Geen is another towering cockroach-like Bug, though unlike his two aforementioned siblings, Geen's exoskeleton sports a predominantly green color scheme
Kargan

Captain **Kargan** was a 24th century Klingon Defense Force officer and commander of the Klingon Cruiser IKS *Pagh* during the 2360s.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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In 2365, Kargan agreed to take Federation Commander William T. Riker aboard as his first officer, under the Officer Exchange Program between the two governments.

Kargan was initially suspicious of Riker, and made Riker swear an oath of loyaltyto the Captain and his ship. However, after a subatomic bacteria was discovered eating away at the hull of the *Pagh*, Kargan was convinced it was part of a Federation plot. He decided that his only course of action was to attack the USS *Enterprise*-D, which he blamed for putting the bacteria on his hull.

Attempting to take advantage of Riker's oath to him, Kargan demanded to know the secrets of the *Enterprise*-D, but Riker refused to tell him. He respected this, telling Riker that if he had told him the secrets he would have killed him where he stood.

Despite this, Kargan refused to listen to Riker, who tried to tell him that the *Enterprise*-D was not to blame. Riker then gave Kargan an emergency transponder he had smuggled aboard. Thinking Riker was holding it, the *Enterprise*-D beamed Kargan over. Kargan then materialized on the bridge and immediately pulled out his disruptor, but was stunned by Worf.

After Riker had made contact with the *Enterprise*-D and the *Pagh* was repaired, Kargan was returned to his ship. He struck Riker for his insubordination, and ordered him off the ship. (TNG: "A Matter Of Honor")

Kargan was part of Commander William T. Riker's memories while being infected on the surface of Surata IV and treated in sickbay. (TNG: "Shades of Gray")

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*Kargan was played by actor Christopher Collins. In the novel series Star Trek: IKS Gorkon, it is revealed Kargan was killed during the Dominion War. That series also establishes that Kargan and his father, General Talak, belong to the House of K'Tal, but are described as not sharing K'Tal's sense of honor. Kargan's death occurs in the "A Song Well Sung" story of the Tales of the Dominion War anthology, where the Pagh is forced to crash on Marcan V after a battle with the Jem'Hadar.*

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Hyperian

Are species of planet Hyperia that like a ancient Egyptians and adored a strange god similar to Frank.

## Animated series

They only appear in The I Want My Mummy Syndrome when one of them wanted to open a portal in to his planet & when he returns he and people see Frank and think that is his a god they adore, they eventually discover this not to be the case when Jeebs interfered and Jay and Kay closes the portal.
Agent W

**Andy Warhol (1928–1987)** was an American artist, printmaker, and filmmaker. Agent K revealed that he is Agent W, a member of the Men in Black. He was a leading figure in the Visual Art Movement known as pop art. Despite his fame, Warhol is desperate to end his undercover job since "[He's] so running out of ideas, [He's] painting soup cans and bananas" (which Agent J rather likes) and "can't tell the men from the women" and requests that Agent K help him fake his death. Warhol passed in 1987. In *Men in Black III*, Warhol appears in the 1960's part of the time-travel tale. He is played by Bill Hader.

### Affiliation

MIBUnited Federation of planetsDepartment of temporal investigations

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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## History

### Trivia

* Hader had to wear a fake nose to play Warhol.
* Warhol was shot by Valerie Solanas, a radical feminist writer in 1968, the year before the Agent J meets him. The shooting was believed to have caused him health problems, to the point where he had to wear a corset for the rest of his life to hold his organs.
Jeremiah Smith

Colonel **Jeremiah Beauregard Smith** was Dr. Smith's cousin. Jeremiah had at least 8 others. Will noticed that he was a lot like Dr.Smith and Jeremiah replies by saying that Zachary and he spent a great deal of time together as children. When Zachary and Jeremiah meet face-to-face, it is suggested that they had fought before as youngsters.
George Baxendale

Sheriff **George Baxendale** functioned as an arbiter of sorts in determining the disposition of Will Robinson until his story could be verified. Not unsympathetic to the boy or closed-minded, he nonetheless planned to follow correct procedure in verifying Will's story, despite the fact that it would likely result in Will being stranded on Earth and permanently separated from his family.
Moss Monster

The **moss monster** was a creature that menaced Verda, Penny and Will while out on a nature walk. Its location was know from its tracks, and Prof. Robinson had issued a warning for the crew to stay clear of the area. Wishing to frighten Verda into leaving, Dr. Smith suggested that she take the children to that area on a nature walk.
Moela

**Moela** was the wife of Rethso and the mother of Lunon. The family was presumed by the Robinsons to be an advance colonizing party from the planet Tauron. The Taurons were naturally mute, communicating telepathically among themselves. Moela was very worried when her son disappeared, and when Will brought him back, she was angry and vengeful toward the Robinsons. She was also willing to fight herself, and fired a weapon at the humans on one occasion.
Kurak

**Kurak** was a female Klingon warp field specialist of the 24th century Klingon Empire. Living on Qo'noS, she was an expert in the field of subspace morphology.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

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Due to the nature of Klingon culture, Klingon scientists were not highly regarded, and Kurak had developed a hostile and defensive attitude when working with other scientists in her field.

In 2369, she was invited by Doctor Beverly Crusher to the USS *Enterprise*-D to witness the testing of Dr. Reyga's metaphasic shielding. She was highly skeptical he had succeeded, and proposed someone other than Reyga to pilotthe shuttle. The shielding worked on the first attempt, although it was sabotaged and the pilot, Dr. Jo'Bril, was believed to have died. Afterwards, Reyga had questioned Kurak, implying she had something to do with it. Kurak was enraged at the accusation and Reyga left. The altercation was overheard by the other scientists, and Dr. Crusher then came to ask her about it. Kurak was physical with her and again was angry at the implication, denying any part in sabotage. (TNG: "Suspicions")

## Appendices

### Background information

Kurak was played by Tricia O'Neil, who applied a pre-existing knowledge of Klingons while playing the role. She said about the character, "*The makeup was difficult, but once I saw it, it was such a support to believe the world, to get into character [....] I knew the difficulty this particular Klingon was involved in because she was advancing. She had the great weight on her shoulders of being intelligent, of being a scientist, and she was crossing barriers. But she was still a Klingon, so she was very… not savage, but physical, where a lot of muscle was still involved, even though she was crossing over into being a scientist. So, as passionate as she was, she also had to be restrained in a way that was not easy for her. So, when she pushed Dr. Crusher around, she was being jousted with, and that tested her.*" [1]

###### Apocrypha

Kurak, daughter of Haleka appears as chief engineer of the IKS *Gorkon* in the non-canon novel series of that name, written by Keith R.A. DeCandido.
Gundemar

**Gundemar** was a character in the episode “The Questing Beast.” Although dragon-like in appearance and with the ability to breath fire, she had impeccable and persnickety manners and wore a bow on her head. She was befriended by Penny while Will befriended Gundemar's nemesis Sir Sagramonte. Although both had tired of their long game of pursuit, their interest in the sheer sport of it was rekindled by the Robinson children. It turned out that the entire relationship was instigated by Gundemar herself, and that she was responsible for transporting herself and Sagramonte to numerous different planets over the years
Morbus

**Morbus** was a character in the episode “A Visit to Hades.” He was a revolutionary from the planet Lyra imprisoned in an inter-dimensional world created by his people. He had remained there for thousands of years. Although there were suggestions that he had changed, in the end, when the opportunity to escape arose, he announces his plans to return home and begin a revolution again, confident that his thousands of years of planning while in prison would bring success.
Sagramonte

Sir **Sagramonte** was for years pursuing the dragon Gundemar from world to world, but had never engaged her in battle, let alone slain her. He imperiously appointed Will as his page and Dr. Smith as his menial, but both soon left in disgust. When Sagramonte's interest in life and in his quest were rekindled, he disappeared again in pursuit of his quarry.
Craig

**Craig** was one of the townspeople of Manitou Junction, Wisconsin. He found himself conflicted when he encountered Judy stealing apples; on the one hand, he was hunting for invading spacemen, but on the other, he seemed to feel attracted to the obviously human Judy. Judy, for her part, did not encourage him; in fact, she was rather disdainful of his ignorance.
Edwin the Bug

**“***I'm actually much better looking.***”**

Edwin the Bug profile photo

—Edwin to Elle
**Edwin the Bug** is an alien Bug and the twin brother of Edgar the Bug.

### The Big Bad Bug Syndrome

Edwin is identical to Edgar. Edwin is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on whoever killed Edgar. Edwin first comes and needs sugar, which tips off Frank the Pug. While searching, Edwin finally finds Elle the woman who killed Edgar before she was an agent. However, there are two more Bugs named Dung and Moe, both competing against Edwin to get their reward of royal jelly from the Queen. Though Kay, Jay, and Elle manage to defeat Dung and Moe, Edwin defeats the three agents and prepares to depart with them as his hostages while leaving Dung and Moe for dead. Fortunately, the Worms come in to stop Edwin by giving Dung and Moe their sugared coffee in order to regain their energy, and Dung and Moe use two De-Atomizers to blast Edwin to his death, similar to how his brother was. Like Edgar and other Bugs, Edwin was voiced by Vincent D'Onofrio.

## Trivia

* Despite being Edgar's twin brother, Edwin has the same voice as the human Edgar whom the Bug killed for disguise. While his brother's real voice was deep and growlish.
* Edgar having siblings had earlier been hinted at in the film, as when Laurel warns Edgar to let her go or otherwise the Earth will declare war on them, he responds with "War? Good. That means more food for my family. All 78 million of them. That's a lot of mouths to feed, Highness."

## Appearances

* *Men in Black: The Series*
	+ "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome"