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Eventually, P'Chan, Lansor, and Wilkarah escaped the Collective, but could not break their ad hoc link, and thus were denied true individuality. In [[2376]] they sought out Seven of Nine on ''Voyager'' in the hopes that she could help them, and discovered her responsibility for the link. |
Eventually, P'Chan, Lansor, and Wilkarah escaped the Collective, but could not break their ad hoc link, and thus were denied true individuality. In [[2376]] they sought out Seven of Nine on ''Voyager'' in the hopes that she could help them, and discovered her responsibility for the link. |
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+ | [[The Doctor]], ''Voyager''{{'}}s [[Hologram|holographic]] [[chief medical officer]], found that the only way they to break the link was to remove the interlink nodes. However, this would kill them within a month. Seven and The Doctor decided to perform the procedure, knowing that they would prefer a short life as individuals to being linked together. P'Chan asked to be transported to a nearby habitable planet to spend his remaining time among nature. ({{VOY|Survival Instinct}}) |
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P'Chan as a Borg drone
P'Chan aboard Voyager in 2376
P'Chan (Borg designation: Four of Nine, Secondary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01) was a humanoid former Borg drone. He had belonged to the same unimatrix as the Human former drone Seven of Nine of the Federation starship USS Voyager. Prior to his assimilation he was a member of a race designated by the Borg as Species 571. His parents – mother Ansha and father Dornar – were killed in the Borg raid where P'Chan was assimilated.
In 2368, a Borg sphere crashed on Planet 1865-Alpha, an uninhabited planet in the Delta Quadrant. The drones Two of Nine (real name Lansor), Three of Nine (real name Marika Wilkarah, Four of Nine, and Seven of Nine were the only survivors. Their link to the Borg Collective was temporarily severed, allowing them to regain their individualities. P'Chan, Lansor, and Wilkarah intended to hide so that they would not be found when the Borg came to retrieve them. They went their separate ways. However Seven of Nine, terrified of her newfound aloneness, hunted each of them down and forcibly interfaced with each of them using her assimilation tubules. She caused the left parietal lobes of their brains to be transformed into interlink nodes that linked them together in an ad hoc collective, then erased the act from their memories. She then led them back to the crash site, where the Borg retrieved them.
Eventually, P'Chan, Lansor, and Wilkarah escaped the Collective, but could not break their ad hoc link, and thus were denied true individuality. In 2376 they sought out Seven of Nine on Voyager in the hopes that she could help them, and discovered her responsibility for the link.
The Doctor, Voyager's holographic chief medical officer, found that the only way they to break the link was to remove the interlink nodes. However, this would kill them within a month. Seven and The Doctor decided to perform the procedure, knowing that they would prefer a short life as individuals to being linked together. P'Chan asked to be transported to a nearby habitable planet to spend his remaining time among nature. (VOY: "Survival Instinct")