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The '''Vidiians''' are a [[humanoid]] race native to the [[Delta Quadrant]] in [[Star Trek]].
[[Image:Vidiian.jpg|thumb|right|Ugly with a capital Yuck.]]The '''Vidiians''' are a [[humanoid]] race native to the [[Delta Quadrant]] in [[Star Trek]].


==The Phage==
==Attributes==
Most Vidiians suffer from a disease they call the Phage<ref>VOY "Phage"</ref>. It is not exactly clear how the disease is transmitted, and the only non-Vidiian to contract it had to be deliberately infected by a Vidiian doctor<ref>VOY "Faces"</ref>.  Major symptoms include extreme disfigurement and organ failure.  Although Vidiian medical technology is far superior to that of the [[Federation]], they are unable to cure the disease, forcing them to survive on transplanted organs and tissues collected from other species.
Vidiians seem to be typical humanoids, but most Vidiians suffer from a disease they call the [[Phage]]<ref>[http://sfdebris.com/voyager/video/v805.asp VOY "Phage"]</ref>.  Although Vidiian medical technology is far superior to that of the [[Federation]], they are unable to cure the disease, forcing them to survive on transplanted organs and tissues collected from other species.  Why the Vidiians are unable to [[clone]] healthy organs when cloning technology seems fairly well established in the Star Trek setting is a mystery. Unusually for a species native to this region of space, they possess advanced [[transporter]] technology.
 
[[Image:Female Vidiian.jpg|thumb|right|Holographic representation of a healthy Vidiian.]]Thanks to [[holodeck|holographic]] technology, we once saw what a healthy Vidiian looks like.  Unsurprisingly, they have [[bumpy forehead alien|lumpy foreheads]].


==Threat Assessment==
==Threat Assessment==
The Vidiians have advanced technology, including weapons that allow them to literally transport organs right out of the bodies of their victims.  Vidiian organ harvesters aggressively seek vulnerable humanoids from whom to collect healthy organs and tissues.  They can be regarded as a immediate threat to any humanoid who crosses their path.
The Vidiians have advanced technology, including weapons that allow them to literally [[transporter|transport]] organs right out of the bodies of their victims.  Vidiian organ harvesters aggressively seek vulnerable humanoids from whom to collect healthy organs and tissues.  They can be regarded as an immediate threat to any humanoid who crosses their path.
 
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Latest revision as of 04:25, 4 February 2014

Ugly with a capital Yuck.

The Vidiians are a humanoid race native to the Delta Quadrant in Star Trek.

Attributes

Vidiians seem to be typical humanoids, but most Vidiians suffer from a disease they call the Phage[1]. Although Vidiian medical technology is far superior to that of the Federation, they are unable to cure the disease, forcing them to survive on transplanted organs and tissues collected from other species. Why the Vidiians are unable to clone healthy organs when cloning technology seems fairly well established in the Star Trek setting is a mystery. Unusually for a species native to this region of space, they possess advanced transporter technology.

Holographic representation of a healthy Vidiian.

Thanks to holographic technology, we once saw what a healthy Vidiian looks like. Unsurprisingly, they have lumpy foreheads.

Threat Assessment

The Vidiians have advanced technology, including weapons that allow them to literally transport organs right out of the bodies of their victims. Vidiian organ harvesters aggressively seek vulnerable humanoids from whom to collect healthy organs and tissues. They can be regarded as an immediate threat to any humanoid who crosses their path.

References