With Star Trek's greatest villains defeated, destroyed, or allied with the Federation, it's up to Star Trek: Legacy to introduce strange new enemies.
Following the defeat of two huge threats to the Federation in Star Trek: Picard season 3, Star Trek: Legacy faces a big 25th century villain challenge. The final season of Picard brought the Star Trek: The Next Generation era to a fitting close, but in doing so, it killed off one of Starfleet's most fearsome foes, and significantly weakened another.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT It was absolutely right for Star Trek to end the story of Admiral Jean-Luc Picard with the destruction of the Borg Collective. The Borg's surprising Star Trek villain team-up with the rogue Changeling schism was an added bonus, but it's hard to see where else the franchise can take the Dominion Founders.
Many of Star Trek's best villains resonate with audiences due to relatable real-world themes. At a time when populist and isolationist politics are popular in some of the world's most powerful nations, a species that is intent on protecting themselves from outsiders at all costs could make for a fascinating Star Trek villain.
What Happened To Star Trek’s Classic Villains In Legacy’s 25th Century Although they've not been widely seen in Star Trek's 25th century, the original Trek villains, the Klingons, are still allies of the Federation. Meanwhile, the Romulan Star Empire is dispersed across the galaxy following the devastating supernova disaster that destroyed Romulus.
Picard and the crew of the USS Enterprise-D destroyed the Queen and the last remaining Borg cube, ending the Collective's reign of terror. While a Collective still exists in the Star Trek universe, they are the more peaceful Borg from Star Trek: Picard season 2.
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