Star Trek: Nemesis saw Worf return to Starfleet with no explanation of why he abandoned his role as an ambassador. Now, the franchise reveals what drove him to make the change, as he joins Benjamin SIsko to take on the threat killing the galaxy's gods.
Warning: contains spoilers for Star Trek #2!Why Worf returned to Starfleet has been revealed in issue two of IDW Publishing’s new Star Trek comic. Fans were left scratching their heads over why Worf returned to Starfleet in Star Trek: Nemesis, when Deep Space Nine’s finale made it clear he left. It seemed out of character, and a regression for the first Klingon to serve in Starfleet - but now his reasons for returning to his old job have been confirmed.
Worf appeared in all seven seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation, starting as the helmsman before moving to security. After the Enterprise’s destruction in Star Trek: Generations, Worf transferred to Deep Space Nine, and starred in it from season four on. In Deep Space Nine’s final episode, Worf left Starfleet altogether, accepting a post as the Federation ambassador to the Klingon homeworld.
Worf's Return Fixes a Huge Star Trek Mistake Worf’s return to Starfleet in Star Trek: Nemesis was never explained, but it was nevertheless a move that short-changed the character. When Worf was created for Star Trek: The Next Generation, he was intended to be short-lived, but fans responded so well he stuck around - and in the process became one of the most well-defined and well-rounded characters in the Star Trek universe.
Worf is set to return once again, in the final season of Star Trek: Picard. The teasers have made it clear that Worf has changed directions again, this time embracing the path of pacifism. More information will no doubt be revealed as the show progresses, and it will be interesting to see why, especially in light of his arc in the franchise thus far. Worf’s return to Starfleet raised many questions, and now IDW’s new Star Trek comic has explained why he left the posting that seemed so perfect.
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