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The only Metron seen appeared to be a young, lightly-built [[humanoid]] with gray skin. Whether this appearance is actually typical of their race is unknown. | The only Metron seen appeared to be a young, lightly-built [[humanoid]] with gray skin. Whether this appearance is actually typical of their race is unknown. Despite his youthful appearance, the Metron representative claimed to be thousands of years old. | ||
The Metrons can either teleport themselves or project images of themselves without any obvious technological apparatus. They were able to easily immobilize a [[Constitution-class|''Constitution''-class]] [[starship]] and the Gorn ship without revealing their own location. They teleported [[James T. Kirk|Captain Kirk]] and the captain of the Gorn ship to a planet an unknown distance away for their duel. | The Metrons can either teleport themselves or project images of themselves without any obvious technological apparatus. They were able to easily immobilize a [[Constitution-class|''Constitution''-class]] [[starship]] and the Gorn ship without revealing their own location. They teleported [[James T. Kirk|Captain Kirk]] and the captain of the Gorn ship to a planet an unknown distance away for their duel. | ||
Revision as of 18:32, 22 June 2009
The Metrons are a one-episode super race who intervened when the USS Enterprise pursued a Gorn warship into their territory. They appear only in the TOS episode "Arena".
Attributes
The only Metron seen appeared to be a young, lightly-built humanoid with gray skin. Whether this appearance is actually typical of their race is unknown. Despite his youthful appearance, the Metron representative claimed to be thousands of years old.
The Metrons can either teleport themselves or project images of themselves without any obvious technological apparatus. They were able to easily immobilize a Constitution-class starship and the Gorn ship without revealing their own location. They teleported Captain Kirk and the captain of the Gorn ship to a planet an unknown distance away for their duel.
Organization
Nothing is known about how the Metrons govern themselves. They resent intrusions into their territory, especially if the intruders are engaged in hostilities. The extent of their territory is unknown.
The Metrons consider mercy to be an "advanced trait", meriting a change in their attitude towards humanity when Kirk chose not to kill the helpless Gorn captain.
Threat Assessment
The Metrons appear to possess immense power, whether it is inherent or technological. They could presumably overcome any of the major powers in the Alpha Quadrant if they chose to do so, but they have no apparent interest in conquest. They should be considered extremely dangerous to any would-be invader, however.