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Shinzon managed to collect several weapons and a following of Remans to take over the Romulan senate | Shinzon managed to collect several weapons and a following of Remans to take over the Romulan senate. These weapons included an exceptionally advanced [[starship]] called the ''[[Scimitar]]'' and a "[[Thalaron weapon|thalaron radiation]]" weapon that could kill large numbers of people even in small doses. He planned to use these to exterminate humanity for reasons that were never fully explained. He began by killing off the senate with a small thalaron bomb that they, in act of great stupidity, allowed him to bring into the senate chamber. | ||
Out of nowhere, the film reveals that Picard once had a life-threatening genetic disorder. Being a genetic copy, Shinzon has the same disorder and needs to kill Picard to cure himself. Although he will die within a couple of days, he keeps Picard and the ''[[Enterprise-E]]'' waiting in orbit around Romulus for 17 hours, then invites Picard and company to dinner the next day, at which point he wastes more time telling everyone his sad life story and then mind-rapes [[Deanna Troi]] for no logical reason | Out of nowhere, the film reveals that Picard once had a life-threatening genetic disorder. Being a genetic copy, Shinzon has the same disorder and needs to kill Picard to cure himself. Although he will die within a couple of days, he keeps Picard and the ''[[Enterprise-E]]'' waiting in orbit around Romulus for 17 hours, then invites Picard and company to dinner the next day, at which point he wastes more time telling everyone his sad life story and then mind-rapes [[Deanna Troi]] for no logical reason, all '''before''' kidnapping Picard (one wonders if this is where [[Robert Scott Anderson|DarkStar]] got his inspiration for his Sullust-to-Endor time figures), only to have Picard rescued with a [[transporter]]. | ||
Shinzon's combat tactics show as much intelligence as his prioritization of capturing Picard. He has a "perfect" cloak on his ship, yet approaches so close to his opponents that they can still hit it firing blind. Once the ''Enterprise-E'' is crippled, Shinzon decloaks and sits right in front of them. A group of Reman troops beams aboard the ''Enterprise-E'', emerging not in any critical portions of the ship but in a random corridor. Picard orders a ramming course and Shinzon's response is to order "hard to port", thus making sure the ''Scimitar'' does not use its main engines to try to avoid the collision. The attempt fails and the ''Enterprise'' collides with the ''Scimitar'', heavily damaging both ships. | Shinzon's combat tactics show as much intelligence as his prioritization of capturing Picard. He has a "perfect" cloak on his ship, yet approaches so close to his opponents that they can still hit it firing blind. Once the ''Enterprise-E'' is crippled, Shinzon decloaks and sits right in front of them. A group of Reman troops beams aboard the ''Enterprise-E'', emerging not in any critical portions of the ship but in a random corridor. Picard orders a ramming course and Shinzon's response is to order "hard to port", thus making sure the ''Scimitar'' does not use its main engines to try to avoid the collision. The attempt fails and the ''Enterprise'' collides with the ''Scimitar'', heavily damaging both ships. | ||
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Picard engages Shinzon in hand-to-hand combat onboard the ''Scimitar'' in what is supposed to be the big climactic fight. In the crowning stupidity, Picard holds a long pole (much too large to be moved with any significant speed in a fight) straight out in front of him, and Shinzon simply runs straight onto it. | Picard engages Shinzon in hand-to-hand combat onboard the ''Scimitar'' in what is supposed to be the big climactic fight. In the crowning stupidity, Picard holds a long pole (much too large to be moved with any significant speed in a fight) straight out in front of him, and Shinzon simply runs straight onto it. | ||
In short, Shinzon is the biggest | In short, Shinzon is one of the biggest morons every seen in ''Star Trek''. | ||
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Shinzon is a spectacularly stupid clone of Jean-Luc Picard made by the Romulans for the purpose of infiltrating the Federation. The plan was scrapped, and Shinzon was sent into slave labor in the dilithium mines on Remus. His only appearance is in Star Trek: Nemesis as the shitty movie's shitty main villain.
History
Shinzon managed to collect several weapons and a following of Remans to take over the Romulan senate. These weapons included an exceptionally advanced starship called the Scimitar and a "thalaron radiation" weapon that could kill large numbers of people even in small doses. He planned to use these to exterminate humanity for reasons that were never fully explained. He began by killing off the senate with a small thalaron bomb that they, in act of great stupidity, allowed him to bring into the senate chamber.
Out of nowhere, the film reveals that Picard once had a life-threatening genetic disorder. Being a genetic copy, Shinzon has the same disorder and needs to kill Picard to cure himself. Although he will die within a couple of days, he keeps Picard and the Enterprise-E waiting in orbit around Romulus for 17 hours, then invites Picard and company to dinner the next day, at which point he wastes more time telling everyone his sad life story and then mind-rapes Deanna Troi for no logical reason, all before kidnapping Picard (one wonders if this is where DarkStar got his inspiration for his Sullust-to-Endor time figures), only to have Picard rescued with a transporter.
Shinzon's combat tactics show as much intelligence as his prioritization of capturing Picard. He has a "perfect" cloak on his ship, yet approaches so close to his opponents that they can still hit it firing blind. Once the Enterprise-E is crippled, Shinzon decloaks and sits right in front of them. A group of Reman troops beams aboard the Enterprise-E, emerging not in any critical portions of the ship but in a random corridor. Picard orders a ramming course and Shinzon's response is to order "hard to port", thus making sure the Scimitar does not use its main engines to try to avoid the collision. The attempt fails and the Enterprise collides with the Scimitar, heavily damaging both ships.
Picard engages Shinzon in hand-to-hand combat onboard the Scimitar in what is supposed to be the big climactic fight. In the crowning stupidity, Picard holds a long pole (much too large to be moved with any significant speed in a fight) straight out in front of him, and Shinzon simply runs straight onto it.
In short, Shinzon is one of the biggest morons every seen in Star Trek.