Star Trek: Discovery’s New Vulcan Name Ni’Var Is A Deep Cut Enterprise Callback

John Orquiola is the head of Screen Rant's Star Trek Movies & TV coverage, a Senior Features staff writer, and Interviewer.

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Star Trek: Discovery gave the planet Vulcan a new name, Ni'Var, which is a deep-cut reference to Star Trek: Enterprise and goes even further back in Star Trek's storied history. As the homeworld of Spock , Vulcan is one of the most important worlds in the Star Trek universe.

The Romulans made their way back to Vulcan, their original homeworld, after a supernova destroyed Romulan in 2387.

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