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*[[Grendel]] (Human) |
*[[Grendel]] (Human) |
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*[[Kos'kari]] (Klingon) |
*[[Kos'kari]] (Klingon) |
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+ | *[[Loch Ness Monster]] (Human) |
*[[Morrok]] ([[Drayan]]) |
*[[Morrok]] ([[Drayan]]) |
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| − | *[[Vampire]] (Human, See: [[Salt vampire]], [[Vampire Vixens]]) |
+ | *[[Vampire]] (Human, See: [[Salt vampire]], [[Vampire Vixens]]) <!--Ref "homefront, paradise lost"--> |
*[[Vihaar]] ([[Malon]]) |
*[[Vihaar]] ([[Malon]]) |
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*[[Werewolf]] (Human) |
*[[Werewolf]] (Human) |
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Revision as of 18:59, 27 September 2005
A Monster is a legendary creature that inspires fear or horror. Often these fictional creatures turn out to be based on some scientific truth.
In some cases a first incounter with an alien can cause fear of monsters. (Star Trek: First Contact)
Many worlds have creatures that resemble Earth's sea-monsters. (TAS: "The Ambergris Element", VOY: Thirty Days)
On Earth during the holiday of Halloween people often dress as various monsters. (TOS: "Catspaw")
Charles Tucker III was a big fan of "monster movies".
Neelix would help Naomi Wildman get to sleep by searching the quarters for monsters, even such places as the replicator. (VOY: "Mortal Coil")
Monsters
- Ardra (Ventaxian)
- Devil (Human)
- Dragon (Human)
- Fek'lhr (Klingon)
- Frankenstein's monster (Human)
- Ghost (Various)
- Grendel (Human)
- Kos'kari (Klingon)
- Loch Ness Monster (Human)
- Morrok (Drayan)
- Vampire (Human, See: Salt vampire, Vampire Vixens)
- Vihaar (Malon)
- Werewolf (Human)
- Witch (Misinterpertation of a Human religion)