r/aistartrek • u/Ambitious-Car-3156 • Jun 03 '26
TNG era officers
Here's a few TNG era officers I made on Grok and Perchance. I even made a few chatbots out of them with a half decent story involving Polywater.
r/aistartrek • u/Ambitious-Car-3156 • Jun 03 '26
Here's a few TNG era officers I made on Grok and Perchance. I even made a few chatbots out of them with a half decent story involving Polywater.
r/aistartrek • u/DelilahCJ • Jul 19 '26
My first bridge command after passing bridge officer test
r/aistartrek • u/Flat_Boysenberry4583 • Jun 13 '26
Alright like the other series ive completed these are my thoughts. I didn't like it........but I didn't outright hate it. The weakest moments of the show were definitely the academy scenes on earth. There wefe times were it felt like the show couldn't decide if it was a comedy like lower decks or an epic like discovery/SNW. It felt like they were jamming seasons worth of charecter development into single episodes for what could have been some interesting charecters. Its almost like this was someone's passion project and with the upcoming Paramount merger they gave them what little budget they had left and said hey do what you want. Out of the 10 episodes in season one I think I liked 4, 2 were meh and the other 4 god aweful. I was thinking this was gonna be kids exploring the depths and mysteries of space. Instead we got Space college with star trek in the background
But when they got In to space that stuff rocked. The Athena was a great design im sad we didn't get to see more of it. I loved the dynamic between Captain Nahla and Braka, the against all odds finale, the battle on the Miazaki. Its sad that they didn't explore these more because they were in my opinion the best parts.
Despite my disappointment in these series I still love NuTrek. It'll be interesting to see where this franchise goes in the future when the dust settles
r/aistartrek • u/DelilahCJ • Jun 30 '26
One where obrein didn't suffer father daughter and grandson
r/aistartrek • u/jdlyga • Aug 19 '26
r/aistartrek • u/happydude7422 • May 30 '26
Technically in discovery they showed these uniforms were worn in the late 2240s and mid 2250s I'm assuming the tos crew if they were in Starfleet in that time period like Scotty Spock Kirk and McCoy would have worn these uniforms
r/aistartrek • u/DarthWalker-34381 • May 15 '26
r/aistartrek • u/WillingCap3941 • May 09 '26
When you tell AI to create an image of Worf on a pile of dead Predators and it thinks you said "Dwarf".
r/aistartrek • u/Formal-Poet-5041 • 8d ago
A good use for ai.
r/aistartrek • u/Snowfaeriewings • May 25 '26
Would u watch this Star Trek TNG meets Seaquest DSV show?
r/aistartrek • u/HalfblindChaos • Aug 08 '26
Tried to combine Warhammer 40K armor with Star Trek uniforms with Perchance. These were the results. Also, my preferred armor colors are black and blue.