By Joshua Tyler | Published
Above all other science fiction franchises, even Star Wars, Star Trek is known for its ships. We all have our favorites, but when it comes to the Star Trek ship is the deadliest?
To determine which ship is the most dangerous is not as simple as it seems. You cannot, for example, compare the Galaxy class company to the Constitution class company and say that the Galaxy class is more dangerous and powerful simply because it is more recent. It makes no sense.
The best way to determine which ship is the most capable of destroying an opponent is to compare him to other ships of his time. But what exactly does an “era” mean? The Excelsior class was in service during the days of Captain Kirk and the days of Captain Picard. Do we compare it to the Kirk era ships or to the Picard era ships?
For this ranking, we will try to determine which Star Trek Ship is the most dangerous by comparing each ship directly to the other ships in service during its peak. For example, when the D7 Battlecruiser was the most powerful ship of the Klingons in the era of the original series, how much more powerful was more powerful than all the other ships around it? This differential will help indicate the path to which Star Trek Ship is really the deadliest.
Note: We omit a single-defendant like the Scimitar or V’Ger. They will obtain a separate classification. To qualify, a ship must be a production model, a class.
9. Klingon Negh’Var
The Negh’Var class is the largest ship built by the Klingon Empire in the 24th century. It is a legitimate dreadnought, an oversized siege weapon.
It measures nearly 2,300 feet in length and transports a crew of 2,500. It is more than double the complement of the crew of the Galaxy class company. The ship contains a massive number of cannons of disruptors and heavy torpedo launchers, but perhaps its greatest resistance is its thick armor. Backing your shields is not enough to eliminate a Negh’Var.
The only weakness of the ship is its lack of maneuverability. This allowed a provocation to take one in an alternative universe, and that is why it is at the bottom of this list.
8 Destructive of Gorn
We do not know how large the biggest destructive of the Gorn is, except to say that it is much larger than a class of constitution and much more dangerous. Even Gorn fighters are often too much for Starfleet’s ships, but when they meet a destroyer, all Starfleet ships from Captain Pike’s era can do.
The ships operate as a mother vessel, hundreds of ultra-sea fighters, but as we see in Star Trek: Strange new worldsA destroyer is also fully able to take care of himself without them
7 Sovereign class
Unlike most other Starfleet ships, which are designed to fill several roles, the sovereign class was created to be a specially designed battleship and borg killer. His ability to draw massive salvas of advanced quantum torpedoes gave it a huge advantage of firepower on most other ships of the time.
The ship was smaller than a galaxy lesson, but much more dangerous. Its armored exterior, its impressive speed and its maneuver easily compensated for its size. In his time, nobody wanted to get tangled with a sovereign.
6. City of Citadel Class Voth
A single citadel class has never been seen on the screen. He appears in the Star trek: travel Episode “Distant Origin” where it is called Voth City Ship.
The Voths have more than one of them, but one might think that we would be enough. Measuring 11 miles long, the Citadel’s class is one of the largest ships ever illustrated on the screen. Being so large would probably win its place on the list, but the ship would also be one of the few with the ability to resist assimilation by Borg. Any ship that can do it is dangerous like hell.
5 Romulan of Eridex Warbird
The Romulians chose the Romulan of Eridex Warbird as their means of revealing themselves to the Federation, precisely because it was so tall and powerful, they knew that it was frightening everyone. It worked.
At the time, the Galaxy class was the most powerful ship that the federation ever produced, and it had no chance against a war bird. Propelled by a singularity, the massive ship carried a crew of 1500 and set up numerous disruptive paintings and powerful plasma torpedoes.
The era of the domination of Warbird was short -lived, while other breeds rushed to catch up, and new powers like Dominion appeared, but even once they did, any appearance of a war bird continued to put fear in the hearts of those who met it. They were the backbone of the Romulan Star Empire’s war machine for decades.
4 Battleship Jem’Hadar
The most powerful ship of the vast fleet of Dominion at the end of the 24th century was the battleship Jem’Hadar. Described as being repeatedly the size of a Galaxy classroom, not only was he able to deposit everything he met with many heavy polar beam networks and dozens of torpedo launchers, he was also safe from most Starfleet weapons.
These ships are difficult to maintain and require significant resources. Thus, they have always been used sparingly by Dominion. But these battleships are also almost impossible to defeat for a single ship.
3 and 3 First federation patrol ship
The Fesarius, seen for the first time in the original episode of the series “The corbomite maneuver”, is a flexion of God of the first federation, not to be confused with the federation. A perfect sphere of almost 1 mile in diameter, Fesarius makes the class company constitution of Captain Kirk look like a toy.
He has no visible weapons, characteristics of shells or crew windows, just an overwhelming presence. He disables the company instantly, probably via Graviton or Tech based on tractors, and increases all analyzes. Its source of energy is unknown, its untouchable defenses and its deliberately vague intentions. Even the small shuttle that he stands out, then dominates the company that resisting it is hopeless.
The Fesarius was just a lot of patrol ship. So when the first federation tells people to leave them alone, this is taken seriously. Maybe that’s why they never come or heard.
2 Borg assimilation cube
Borg have many deadly and almost indestructible ships, but the most dangerous of their fleet is the assimilation cube. One of these ships, acting alone, destroyed the whole fleet of the Federation to Wolf 359. He maintained his domination for almost a decade, and the different races of the Galaxy had no real response for the threat it posed.
A perfect cube, more than 3,000 meters per side, the assimilation cubes ignore the design aesthetics and focus on a lens: absorb and dominate. Their regenerative shell, their adaptive shields and their pure size make them almost indestructible.
Standard weapons are barely written. The whole fleets are exceeded. Resistance is not only futile, it is not relevant.
1 and 1 Species 8472 Bioship
A species 8472 Bioship is not manufactured, it is cultivated. A living and organic weapon of fluidic space, it surpasses almost everything in the known space. Small size but absurd in power, a single small bioship can destroy a borg cube in seconds.
Their shells are impermeable to conventional technology. Their weapons, their biogenic energy pulses, melt the vessels like butter. They don’t come alone. 8472 deploys in coordinated and hive -oriented swarms which act with precision and rage.
The Borg could not adapt to it until they have the help of Janeway. And even then, it was only a temporary measure. It is not only a ship; A bioship is a predator of the organic apex designed for war. To face one is a suicide. Facing a fleet is extinction.
And the company J?
Wondering why the company J is not on this list? We do not know how the class of universes compares to other ships of its time, which makes it impossible to rank.
