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[[File:ZhoKaanUntreated.jpg|thumb|Zho'Kaan [[death|dying]] from acute cellular degradation]]
Zho'Kaan was an [[Arkonian]] who was stranded on an alien [[moon]] with [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] in [[2152]].
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'''Zho'Kaan''' was an [[Arkonian]] who was stranded on an [[alien]] [[moon]] with [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] in [[2152]].
   
Zho'Kaan fired on Tucker's [[shuttlepod]] while it was on a test mission, causing it to crash on the moon. Zho'Kaan's ship was also damaged and landed on the moon as well. Tucker attempted to repair his [[transceiver]] in order to contact {{EnterpriseNX}}, but was attacked by Zho'Kaan, who stole the transceiver in order to contact his own ship. Zho'Kaan captured Tucker and demanded that he fix the transceiver. Tucker escaped and managed to capture Zho'Kaan. After this battle, Zho'Kaan and Tucker realized that to survive the hostile environment, they must work together. Zho'Kaan healed Tucker's wounds by spraying him with a strange fluid from his mouth. Together, they took the transceiver to higher ground to contact their ships.
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Zho'Kaan [[pulse-weapon|fired]] on Tucker's {{dis|shuttlepod|22nd century}} while it was on a test mission, causing it to [[crash landing|crash]] on the moon. [[Arkonian patrol ship|Zho'Kaan's ship]] was also damaged and landed on the moon as well. While Zho'Kaan was on the moon's surface, [[Arkonian language|his language]] couldn't be fully understood by Tucker, as he didn't have a [[universal translator]] with him. Although Tucker attempted to repair a [[transceiver]] from the [[shuttlepod]] in order to contact {{EnterpriseNX}}, Zho'Kaan attacked him and stole the transceiver in order to contact [[Arkonian military vessel|his own ship]]. Zho'Kaan captured Tucker and demanded that he fix the transceiver, but Tucker escaped and managed to capture Zho'Kaan. After this battle, Zho'Kaan and Tucker realized that to survive the hostile environment, they must work together. Zho'Kaan healed Tucker's wounds by spraying him with a type of fluid from Zho'Kaan's own mouth. Together, they took the transceiver to higher ground to contact their ships.
   
During the trip, Zho'Kaan became dehydrated; the resulting {{dis|cell|biology}}ular breakdown made him unable to be transported. Tucker refused to return to ''Enterprise'' without Zho'Kaan, and a modified Arkonian shuttle was sent to rescue both of them. ({{ENT|Dawn}})
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During the trip, Zho'Kaan became dehydrated and consequently began suffering from [[Acute cellular breakdown|acute cellular degradation]]; this {{dis|cell|biology}}ular breakdown made him unable to be transported. Tucker refused to return to ''Enterprise'' without Zho'Kaan, and a modified Arkonian shuttle was sent to rescue both of them. Once they could be fully understood by each other, Zho'Kaan let Tucker know he was grateful not to have killed him. ({{ENT|Dawn}})
{{bginfo|Zho'Kaan was played by [[Gregg Henry]].}}
 
   
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{{bginfo|Zho'Kaan was played by [[Gregg Henry]].|Regarding the decision to have Zho'Kaan speak almost entirely in an alien language, ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' co-creator and Executive Producer [[Brannon Braga]] explained, "''We really liked the idea of not having the alien speak any [[English language|English]]. It was an added challenge and something we never fully did on the other [''[[Star Trek]]''] series.''" ({{STC|145|27}})|In a scene description from the final draft script of "Dawn", Zho'Kaan was described as wearing "what appears to be a flight suit." As evidenced by the same script, Tucker was to have commented on the clothing in some ultimately omitted subsequent dialogue, referring to it as "some kind of uniform... looks [[military]]." Zho'Kaan himself was referred to in the script as "a [[Pilot#Fighter pilot|fighter pilot]] in the Arkonian military" and was said to be younger than his [[commanding officer]], [[Khata'n Zshaar]].}}
   
   

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Zho'Kaan was an Arkonian who was stranded on an alien moon with Commander Trip Tucker in 2152.

Zho'Kaan fired on Tucker's shuttlepod while it was on a test mission, causing it to crash on the moon. Zho'Kaan's ship was also damaged and landed on the moon as well. While Zho'Kaan was on the moon's surface, his language couldn't be fully understood by Tucker, as he didn't have a universal translator with him. Although Tucker attempted to repair a transceiver from the shuttlepod in order to contact Enterprise NX-01, Zho'Kaan attacked him and stole the transceiver in order to contact his own ship. Zho'Kaan captured Tucker and demanded that he fix the transceiver, but Tucker escaped and managed to capture Zho'Kaan. After this battle, Zho'Kaan and Tucker realized that to survive the hostile environment, they must work together. Zho'Kaan healed Tucker's wounds by spraying him with a type of fluid from Zho'Kaan's own mouth. Together, they took the transceiver to higher ground to contact their ships.

During the trip, Zho'Kaan became dehydrated and consequently began suffering from acute cellular degradation; this cellular breakdown made him unable to be transported. Tucker refused to return to Enterprise without Zho'Kaan, and a modified Arkonian shuttle was sent to rescue both of them. Once they could be fully understood by each other, Zho'Kaan let Tucker know he was grateful not to have killed him. (ENT: "Dawn")

Zho'Kaan was played by Gregg Henry.
Regarding the decision to have Zho'Kaan speak almost entirely in an alien language, Star Trek: Enterprise co-creator and Executive Producer Brannon Braga explained, "We really liked the idea of not having the alien speak any English. It was an added challenge and something we never fully did on the other [Star Trek] series." (Star Trek: Communicator issue 145, p. 27)
In a scene description from the final draft script of "Dawn", Zho'Kaan was described as wearing "what appears to be a flight suit." As evidenced by the same script, Tucker was to have commented on the clothing in some ultimately omitted subsequent dialogue, referring to it as "some kind of uniform... looks military." Zho'Kaan himself was referred to in the script as "a fighter pilot in the Arkonian military" and was said to be younger than his commanding officer, Khata'n Zshaar.