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Admiral Jean-Luc Picard and his crew may have thwarted the Borg in Star Trek: Picard season 3, but that doesn't mean that Star Trek is finished with the cybernetic drones. Since their introduction in Star Trek: The Next Generation, the Borg have become one of the franchise's most formidable foes. As a hive-minded collective of cybernetic drones, the Borg cannot be reasoned with and they adapt quickly to any attack.
2:47 Related 9 Versions Of The Borg In Star Trek So many versions of the Borg Collective exist in Star Trek, from TNG's original cybernetic villains to Voyager's offshoots and Picard's revivals. In Picard season 2, the Borg Queen from an alternate timeline assimilated Dr. Agnes Jurati and the two merged into one being. Jurati retained control and created a new, benevolent Borg collective. After this Borg collective helped stop a dangerous energy wave, Admiral Picard granted Jurati and her collective provisional membership in the Federation.
The scariest thing about the Borg is the loss of control and identity associated with being assimilated, and this fear remains as potent as ever.
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