- For the primary universe counterpart, see Kathryn Janeway.
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In the mirror universe, Kathryn Janeway was a Terran woman who lived in the 24th century.
- References from numerous sources establish that the various depictions of the mirror universe may not take place in concurrent timelines, meaning there could be a number of divergent alternate reality versions of this topic that do not share the same continuity. The references below this note are separated into subsections to minimize confusion regarding the divergences.
Histories[]
24th century[]
In one version of events, Kathryn Janeway served as a slave in a brutal Cardassian mining facility. In the 2370s, Captain Janeway commanded the Terran Rebellion ship ISS Voyager and its ragtag crew. In 2372, Voyager was flung halfway across the galaxy into the Delta Quadrant. Janeway was left with a choice - return home or forge a new existence in this quadrant. The captain decided that Voyager would stay and plunder, aiming to become the pirate queen of the Delta Quadrant.
By 2373, had been followed by the Talaxian Dread Ship Baxial. Janeway and security chief Tuvok had established Protocol 7 in case Neelix and the powerful telepath, telekinetic Ocampa Kes ever tried to board. Neelix opined that Janeway was the self-proclaimed Pirate Queen of the Delta Quadrant and Janeway countered those whose lives she had taken had proclaimed it as well. Tuvok tried repeatedly to convince Janeway to return to the Alpha Quadrant and rejoin the Rebellion. Janeway declined because she saw their rebellion failing and the prospect of life as a slave under the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. When Voyager rescued Annika Hansen from a shuttlecraft, Hansen warned them of the Borg. Janeway dismissed them as a threat, describing them as a "loose collective of technology fetishists who like to play boogeyman."
When the Doctor, the ship's Emergency Medical Hologram, attempted to take Voyager over with the help of Hansen, Janeway and the rest of her crew were incapacitated. Neelix and Kes boarded. Kes used her telekinetic powers to erase the Doctor's personality and restore him to his default settings. That allowed Janeway to trigger Protocol 7, disabling Kes. She defeated Neelix when he tried to attack her. Hansen, Neelix and Kes were remanded to the brig. Janeway assumed the title of commodore and promoted Chakotay to the captain of the Baxial. Commodore Janeway set out to find the Borg. (VOY comic: "Mirrors and Smoke")
Voyager fought an initial battle with the Borg that the Borg Kingdom considered inconclusive. The Kingdom suffered 100% casualties while Janeway's ship eluded capture. That prompted the Borg to issue a priority alert and a sector-wide hunt for the ISS Voyager. At some point, the Borg captured Voyager and followed a directive to conduct a detailed evaluation of Captain Janeway to determine her tactics and command ability, which had allowed Janeway to evade and defeat Borg forces. Assimilation for Janeway was not approved. Voyager was held at Unicomplex Three. By using adapted Borg technology, Janeway assumed control over the assimilated Voyager crew and escaped with her drones aboard Voyager. Voyager fled the unicomplex through the transwarp network. (STO - Kings & Queens mission: "Scorpion's Abyss")
In the 2380s, Janeway held the rank of admiral and was in command of the Lamarr-class starship ISS Voyager-A, with Commander Chakotay serving as her first officer. She was augmented with at least one Borg implant. In 2384, Voyager-A, its primary universe counterpart USS Voyager-A and other alternate versions were shattered across the spacetime continuum. Janeway had Captain Chakotay of the USS Protostar and his away team of cadets thrown in the brig. Cadet Murf overpowered Commander Chakotay during the interrogation. Captain Chakotay's team escaped into the bowels of the ship but were pursued by Janeway and her security forces. Jankom Pog temporarily trapped them in Cetacean ops. Later, Janeway, Commander Chakotay and their armored security cornered Captain Chakotay's party on the bridge. When alien creatures emerged from the nearby temporal rift and started attacking Voyager, Janeway quickly allied with the Federation Starfleet personnel so that they could finish the modification of the ship's main deflector and reverse the temporal shattering. The inverted tachyon emission resolved the shattering of the Voyagers, returning their respective personnel to their own universes. (PRD episode: "The Mirror Universe")
25th century[]
ISS Voyager in 2411.
Janeway was a high-ranking Imperial Starfleet officer in the 25th century. In the 2410s, she held the trust of Wesley Crusher, Emperor of the Terran Empire, which earned her the position and title of marshal. In 2411, Marshal Janeway was in command of the Intrepid-class warship ISS Voyager. She led a task force that included the Inquisitor and Captains Sylvia Tilly and Kuumaarke into the primary universe to raid Jupiter Station in the Sol star system. Janeway's mission was to recover the "Emperor's Prize" from the Federation space station. Janeway's task force defeated the station's defending starships. The marshal boarded Jupiter Station herself, alongside the other captains. They fought their way to the Starfleet Medical section and secured the comatose body of Ilia. Tilly, Kuumaarke and the Inquisitor betrayed Janeway. "Captain Killy" sought to deliver the Emperor's Prize to gain the emperor's favor. Janeway used her Borg augmentations to turn downed Starfleet personnel into her own personal Borg drone army. She was left behind by her betrayers, who escaped with Ilia. Marshal Janeway was captured by Starfleet and agreed to a partnership in order to enact revenge on Killy. She was invited aboard USS Voyager, under the command of Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway, and brief Admiral Leeta and other Khitomer Alliance personnel on the assault on Jupiter Station. (STO - Terran Gambit mission: "Red Shift")
Admirals Janeway and Leeta let a counter-attack on Jupiter Station and Terran Spacedock in the mirror universe. The marshal was part of the action and announced she would reclaim the ISS Voyager, which was docked inside the spacedock. During a fight to rescue Ilia, the Inquisitor was defeated but left alive. Having learned all they needed from Ilia, Killy and Kuumaarke escaped. The marshal beamed her allies back to their ships but remained behind. During the ensuing battle between Khitomer Alliance and Imperial Starfleet forces, the ISS Voyager emerged from Terran Spacedock under the command of Marshal Janeway. Both ISS Voyager and USS Voyager fought alongside each other against Killy's ISS Enterprise-F, Kuumaarke's ISS Reskava and the Inquisitor's ISS Defiant. The Enterprise-F and Reskava escaped. While the Alliance forces returned to the primary universe, Janeway and the ISS Voyager remained in the mirror universe. (STO - Terran Gambit mission: "Blue Shift")
Following the abdication of Emperor Crusher and the ascension of Empress Leeta, Janeway remained as a trusted advisor to the Imperial leader. Empress Leeta and the marshal planned their next step and turned their attention to the Borg Kingdom. (STO - Terran Gambit mission: "The Fujiwhara Effect")
During a boarding action of a Borg unicomplex in fluidic space, Captain Harry Kim and his away team recovered the Kingdom's after action reports on the mirror Borg encounters with the ISS Voyager. Kim and his team learned about the ship's assimilation and Janeway's escape. Soon after, they confronted a former member of Janeway's crew, the mirror Harry Kim and reigning Borg King. (STO - Kings & Queens mission: "Scorpion's Abyss")
Alternate timelines[]
First splinter timeline[]
The mirror Janeway in the 2370s.
In the 2370s of the First Splinter[5] mirror universe timeline, Janeway had secured a position working in the Rebellion, but was operating undercover for the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance.
By 2371, Janeway was serving as chief engineer aboard the Geronimo under Captain Chakotay. During her time aboard the Geronimo, she was also Chakotay's lover. Shortly afterwards, Janeway gained control of the Geronimo, piloted the ship to Ardana III and turned its other crewmembers, namely Chakotay, Kim, Tuvok, Kes' lover Neelix and a Cardassian defector named Seska over to B'Elanna. She cared little about the other rebels but planned to turn Seska over to Alliance Command in the hope that doing so would help to restore her former glory. However, the rebels soon escaped their captivity. Within minutes, Chakotay managed to kill Janeway but was mortally wounded in the process. Chakotay later died. (VOY - Mirror Universe - Obsidian Alliances novel: The Mirror-Scaled Serpent)
Other timelines[]
By the 2370s decade, Janeway was an operative of the Terran Rebellion against the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. (ST novel: Dark Passions, Book Two)
In 2374, she crossed over universes to the primary universe and kidnapped James T. Kirk, and along with Spock forced him to realize how his advice to Spock had backfired, and Kirk agreedto help the rebels. (ST - Mirror Universe Trilogy novel: Spectre)
Initially a spy, Kirk and Spock won her over. The Klingon-Cardassian Alliance had used the Goldin Discontinuity to create an exact copy of the USS Voyager. Rebel Janeway was able to take control through voice recognition and the command codes of her primary universe counterpart Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway. The duplicated Voyager and Enterprise-E thwarted the Klingon and Cardassian plot and joined the Terran and Vulcan Rebellions. (ST - Mirror Universe Trilogy novel: Dark Victory)
In an alternate timeline beset by the temporal anomaly crisis, Terran Rebel Janeway was pulled into the late 24th century. Around the year 2380, different timelines were interwoven, and Mirror Janeway joined Starfleet to help Q resolve the temporal anomaly crisis. She was a brutal, resourceful hunter, saboteur, smuggler and veteran. She was skilled in the fields of command, diplomacy and security. Among the equipment Mirror Janeway brought to bear in missions were her outfit, an authorization code, coffee, a photon grenade, a d'k tahg and an agonizer. Janeway wore an eyepatch over her left eye. (ST video game: Timelines December 2017 event: "Operation: Earth")
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Connections[]
| ISS Voyager personnel | ||
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| ISS Voyager (NCC-74656) | Cavit • Chakotay • the Doctor • Janeway • Kim • Paris • Torres • Tuvok | 
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| ISS Voyager (ISS-74656-A) | Chakotay • Janeway | |
| USS Voyager (replica) | the Doctor • Janeway • Neelix | |
| Klingon Voyager | Chakotay • Crusher • Hansen • Janeway • Kim • Paris • Tuvok | |
See also[]
External links[]
- Kathryn Janeway (mirror) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- Kathryn Janeway (mirror) article at Star Trek Online Wiki.
- Kathryn Janeway (mirror) article at the Star Trek Timelines Wiki.
- ↑ STO - Kings & Queens mission: "Scorpion's Abyss".
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 PRD episode: "The Mirror Universe".
- ↑ STO - Terran Gambit mission: "Blue Shift".
- ↑ STO - Terran Gambit mission: "Red Shift".
- ↑ Coda novel: Oblivion's Gate.