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+ | | Affiliation = [[Borg Collective]]; {{uSS|Voyager}}; [[United Federation of Planets]]; [[Fenris Rangers]] |
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| + | | Other Relatives = [[Irene Hansen]] (aunt), [[Helen]] (aunt), [[Elaine Bergstrom]] (maternal grandmother) |
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| − | Annika was [[assimilation|assimilated]], along with her parents, in [[2356]], but was later liberated by the crew of the {{ |
+ | Born Annika Hansen, she was [[assimilation|assimilated]], along with her parents, in [[2356]], but was later liberated by the crew of the {{uSS|Voyager}} in [[2374]]. In the following years she began to reclaim her humanity, but still preferred to go by her Borg designation rather than her given name. She eventually returned to [[Earth]] aboard ''Voyager'' in [[2377]]. In [[2381]], during the [[Caeliar]] dissolution of the [[Borg Collective]], Seven's remaining [[Borg implant]]s were removed, following this her humanity had apparently fully reasserted itself, as she then insisted on being called Annika. Seven later redacted this claim after she discovered her Borg technology had been transmuted into Caeliar [[catom]]s and she suffered a mental breakdown as a result of her transformation. |
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===Annika Hansen=== |
===Annika Hansen=== |
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+ | [[file:annikaHansen.jpg|thumb|left|Annika Hansen in [[2354]].]] |
| − | Annika Hansen was born on the [[Tendara Colony]] on [[stardate|stardate]] [[2348|25479]], to [[human]] [[exobiologist]]s [[Erin Hansen|Erin]] and [[Magnus Hansen]]. Because her parents moved frequently because of their work, Annika spent |
+ | Annika Hansen was born on the [[Tendara Colony]] on [[stardate|stardate]] [[2348|25479]], to [[human]] [[exobiologist]]s [[Erin Hansen|Erin]] and [[Magnus Hansen]]. Because her parents moved frequently because of their work, Annika spent a great deal of time with her aunts, [[Irene Hansen]] and [[Helen]], on [[Earth]]. ({{e|VOY|The Gift|Author, Author}}; {{ss|VOY|Maturation}}) |
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| + | One of her ancestors was [[Sven "Buttercup" Hansen]], a [[22nd century]] [[Boxing|prize fighter]]. ({{e|VOY|11:59}}, {{n|ENT|sub=Rise of the Federation|A Choice of Futures}}) |
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| + | Her maternal grandmother, [[Elaine Bergstrom]], was a [[security officer]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} during the [[2270s]]. She died in [[2349]]. ({{n|TOS|{{nd|No Time Like the Past}}}}) |
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| − | By the time that she was five, Annika was living with her parents on [[Heronius II]]. She often spoke to her [[Norway|Norwegian]] maternal grandfather via [[subspace]]. Shortly before her sixth birthday, she was visited by an older version of herself (though Annika did not |
+ | By the time that she was five, Annika was living with her parents on [[Heronius II]]. She often spoke to her [[Norway|Norwegian]] maternal grandfather via [[subspace]]. Shortly before her sixth birthday, she was visited by an older version of herself (though Annika did not realize her identity) who tried to dissuade her parents from their plans to leave [[Federation]] space. Following this encounter, Annika began to have disturbing dreams of black cube-shaped starships. ({{ss|VOY|A Ribbon for Rosie}}) |
In [[2354]], Annika and her parents left Heronius II aboard the {{USS|Raven|NAR-32450}}, as they finally had approval by the [[Federation Council]] to begin a study of the mysterious [[Borg Collective]]. After spending many months searching for a Borg ship, the ''Raven'' had broken regulations and had crossed the [[Romulan]] [[Neutral Zone]]. However, just as they were contemplating a return to Earth, they encountered a [[Borg Cube]]. After six months of observation, the ''Raven'' followed the cube into a [[transwarp conduit]] and into the [[Delta Quadrant]]. |
In [[2354]], Annika and her parents left Heronius II aboard the {{USS|Raven|NAR-32450}}, as they finally had approval by the [[Federation Council]] to begin a study of the mysterious [[Borg Collective]]. After spending many months searching for a Borg ship, the ''Raven'' had broken regulations and had crossed the [[Romulan]] [[Neutral Zone]]. However, just as they were contemplating a return to Earth, they encountered a [[Borg Cube]]. After six months of observation, the ''Raven'' followed the cube into a [[transwarp conduit]] and into the [[Delta Quadrant]]. |
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===Life as a drone=== |
===Life as a drone=== |
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[[File:7of9.jpg|thumb|upright|Seven of Nine in [[2374]].]] |
[[File:7of9.jpg|thumb|upright|Seven of Nine in [[2374]].]] |
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| − | The Hansens gathered a large amount of data about the [[Borg]] over the next two years, however it came to an abrupt end in [[2356]], when the ''Raven'' was detected by the Borg and attacked. The Borg pursued the ''Raven'' to a [[planet]] just inside [[B'omar]] space, where the science vessel crash landed. While her parents were quickly assimilated, Annika attempted to hide, but was later found and assimilated. ({{e|VOY|Dark Frontier|{{ed|The Raven}}}}) |
+ | The Hansens gathered a large amount of data about the [[Borg]] over the next two years, however it came to an abrupt end in [[2356]], when the ''Raven'' was detected by the Borg and attacked. The Borg pursued the ''Raven'' to a [[planet]] just inside [[B'omar]] space, where the science vessel crash landed. While her parents were quickly assimilated, Annika attempted to hide, but was later found and also assimilated. ({{e|VOY|Dark Frontier|{{ed|The Raven}}}}) |
| − | + | Annika Hansen was given the designation Seven of Nine and served aboard a cube. In [[2368]], Seven was briefly disconnected from the [[hive mind]] when she and several other drones in her [[unimatrix]] crash landed on [[Planet 1865-Alpha]]. Scared of being alone, she injected her fellow drones with [[nanoprobe]]s and established another collective, before being rescued and re-assimilated. ({{e|VOY|Survival Instinct}}) |
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| − | In [[2374]], Seven was selected as a liaison to work with [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] and [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Tuvok]] as |
+ | In [[2374]], Seven, working on [[Cube 3764]], was selected as a liaison to work with [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] and [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Tuvok]] as of the alliance against [[Species 8472]]. Their mission was to develop a modified nanoprobe weapon that could destroy 8472 bio-ships and force them to withdraw back to [[fluidic space]]. After the mission was successful, Seven attempted to assimilate the ''Voyager'' crew, but her link to the collective was severed. ({{ss|VOY|Seventh Heaven}}, {{e|VOY|Scorpion}}) |
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After many of her implants were successfully removed by ''Voyager''{{'}}s [[EMH]], her mental and emotional recovery as well as social training was going to be a huge task. After several attempts to communicate with the collective, Seven eventually accepted that her place was aboard ''Voyager'' as an individual. Earning the trust and respect of Captain Janeway, Seven began to work on several projects to enhance ''Voyager''{{'}}s capabilities, such as working on [[transwarp drive]] and the construction of the [[astrometrics]] lab. ({{e|VOY|The Gift|Day of Honor (novelization){{1}}Day of Honor|Revulsion}}) |
After many of her implants were successfully removed by ''Voyager''{{'}}s [[EMH]], her mental and emotional recovery as well as social training was going to be a huge task. After several attempts to communicate with the collective, Seven eventually accepted that her place was aboard ''Voyager'' as an individual. Earning the trust and respect of Captain Janeway, Seven began to work on several projects to enhance ''Voyager''{{'}}s capabilities, such as working on [[transwarp drive]] and the construction of the [[astrometrics]] lab. ({{e|VOY|The Gift|Day of Honor (novelization){{1}}Day of Honor|Revulsion}}) |
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| − | On Stardate 53689, Seven analyzed debris that was destroyed with Borg technology |
+ | On Stardate 53689, Seven analyzed debris that was destroyed with Borg technology; She confirmed that it was Borg technology. During that time, Seven told Janeway that she was receiving a Borg message but was not sure what it meant. When ''Voyager'' was trapped by a Borg ship of some kind but found its tactics odd. After they failed to modulate their shields against the Borg ship, Seven suggested that she attempt to board the ship knowing that she might still be taken as Borg. Captain Janeway agreed but also advised sending Chakotay, Tuvok and an away team disguised as Borg to the ship. ({{c|VOY|False Colors}}) |
| − | In mid 2374, shortly after discovering the [[Hirogen]] [[communication relay station]]s,({{e|VOY|Message in a Bottle}}) ''Voyager'' was intercepted by the individual Borg, [[Hugh]]. Hugh had learned about Seven severance from the collective and wanted her to be his Second of the [[Independent Nation of Borg]]. After some deliberation, Seven decided to remain aboard ''Voyager''. ({{ss|VOY|Seventh Heaven}}) |
+ | In mid 2374, shortly after discovering the [[Hirogen]] [[communication relay station]]s, ({{e|VOY|Message in a Bottle}}) ''Voyager'' was intercepted by the individual Borg, [[Hugh]]. Hugh had learned about Seven's severance from the collective and wanted her to be his Second of the [[Independent Nation of Borg]]. After some deliberation, Seven decided to remain aboard ''Voyager''. ({{ss|VOY|Seventh Heaven}}) |
In [[2375]], Seven suffered a telepathic assault by a race known as the [[Skedan]]s. As a result, the personality of Annika Hansen briefly resurfaced, as part of a plan by the Skedans to exact revenge on the Borg after the near-completed annihilation of their race. ({{n|VOY|{{nd|Seven of Nine}}}}) |
In [[2375]], Seven suffered a telepathic assault by a race known as the [[Skedan]]s. As a result, the personality of Annika Hansen briefly resurfaced, as part of a plan by the Skedans to exact revenge on the Borg after the near-completed annihilation of their race. ({{n|VOY|{{nd|Seven of Nine}}}}) |
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Following ''Voyager''{{'}}s return to the [[Alpha Quadrant]] in late 2377, Seven lived with her aunt, Irene Hansen and joined a Federation Think Tank. ({{n|VOY|{{nd|Homecoming}}}}) |
Following ''Voyager''{{'}}s return to the [[Alpha Quadrant]] in late 2377, Seven lived with her aunt, Irene Hansen and joined a Federation Think Tank. ({{n|VOY|{{nd|Homecoming}}}}) |
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| − | Seven was then recruited by Capt. [[Jean-Luc Picard]] of the {{ |
+ | Seven was then recruited by Capt. [[Jean-Luc Picard]] of the {{uSS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}} to help Starfleet infiltrate [[the Borg]]. ({{c|TNG|sub=Hive|Hive, Issue 2}}) |
| − | As of [[2380]], Seven of Nine was an instructor at [[Starfleet Academy]]. During the Borg incident of that year, Seven was in contact with the assimilated [[Kathryn Janeway]] through her implants. After bringing her concerns to Starfleet and being overruled, Seven went rogue and booked passage with [[Antin Vargo]] so that she could reach the derelict Borg Cube. When passage to the Cube proved impossible, she instead joined the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}} and its crew so that she could bring her concerns to Captain [[Jean-Luc Picard]]. As they proceeded to investigate, the Borg launched an invasion of [[Earth]] and demanded that Seven be turned over to them in exchange for the Borg to discontinue their attack. Instead of being returned to the Borg, however, Seven and an ''Enterprise'' [[away team]] boarded the [[Planet Killer]], encountered by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, over a century prior. Seven bonded with the device and attacked the Borg Cube that was attacking Earth, releasing the virus program devised by [[Geordi La Forge]]-while in the process. When the Planet Killer was destroyed, she was rescued by Vargo. ({{n|TNG|Before Dishonor}}) |
+ | As of [[2380]], Seven of Nine was an instructor at [[Starfleet Academy]]. During the Borg incident of that year, Seven was in contact with the Borg super-cube that assimilated [[Kathryn Janeway]] through her implants. After bringing her concerns to Starfleet and being overruled, Seven went rogue and booked passage with [[Antin Vargo]] so that she could reach the derelict Borg Cube. When passage to the Cube proved impossible, she instead joined the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}} and its crew so that she could bring her concerns to Captain [[Jean-Luc Picard]]. As they proceeded to investigate, the Borg launched an invasion of [[Earth]] and demanded that Seven be turned over to them in exchange for the Borg to discontinue their attack. Instead of being returned to the Borg, however, Seven and an ''Enterprise'' [[away team]] boarded the [[Planet Killer]], encountered by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, over a century prior. Seven bonded with the device and attacked the Borg Cube that was attacking Earth, releasing the virus program devised by [[Geordi La Forge]]-while in the process. When the Planet Killer was destroyed, she was rescued by Vargo. ({{n|TNG|Before Dishonor}}) |
Near the end of the year, she was appointed [[Deputy Federation Security Advisor]] by [[Federation President]] [[Nanietta Bacco]], out of recognition of her unique skills in assessing the [[Borg]] threat during their attempted extermination of the [[Federation]] and its allies. ({{n|ST|sub={{st|Destiny}}|Gods of Night}}) |
Near the end of the year, she was appointed [[Deputy Federation Security Advisor]] by [[Federation President]] [[Nanietta Bacco]], out of recognition of her unique skills in assessing the [[Borg]] threat during their attempted extermination of the [[Federation]] and its allies. ({{n|ST|sub={{st|Destiny}}|Gods of Night}}) |
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Seven was present during many of the regular reports to President Bacco from her staff and the Starfleet liaison, [[Leonard James Akaar]]. Seven suspected that the Borg were assimilating advanced propulsion [[technology]] as they invaded, causing them to move quicker than expected. Seven was also pessimistic about evacuating core worlds nearing danger, as the Borg would likely still hunt down and destroy escape vessels. As the Borg fleet entered the [[Sol system]], advancing past [[Jupiter]], Seven was present in the [[Monet Room]] in the [[Palais de la Concorde]], along with the remainder of the presidency. President Bacco suddenly wondered why former President [[Min Zife]] had left the painting ''[[Bridge over a Pool of Water Lilies]]''. Seven thought that he had found it a point of focus while attempting to concentrate; but Akaar knew that Zife had left it as a reminder of what they fought for - air, beauty, history and everything that was thought of as the legacy of Earth. When the Borg Collective was disbanded by some unusual actions from the [[Caeliar]], Seven's Borg implants dissolved into a fine silvery powder, and she broke down into tears from the loss of the ever-present voices in her head. As she recovered, she stated that her name was Annika. ({{n|ST|sub={{st|Destiny}}|Lost Souls}}) |
Seven was present during many of the regular reports to President Bacco from her staff and the Starfleet liaison, [[Leonard James Akaar]]. Seven suspected that the Borg were assimilating advanced propulsion [[technology]] as they invaded, causing them to move quicker than expected. Seven was also pessimistic about evacuating core worlds nearing danger, as the Borg would likely still hunt down and destroy escape vessels. As the Borg fleet entered the [[Sol system]], advancing past [[Jupiter]], Seven was present in the [[Monet Room]] in the [[Palais de la Concorde]], along with the remainder of the presidency. President Bacco suddenly wondered why former President [[Min Zife]] had left the painting ''[[Bridge over a Pool of Water Lilies]]''. Seven thought that he had found it a point of focus while attempting to concentrate; but Akaar knew that Zife had left it as a reminder of what they fought for - air, beauty, history and everything that was thought of as the legacy of Earth. When the Borg Collective was disbanded by some unusual actions from the [[Caeliar]], Seven's Borg implants dissolved into a fine silvery powder, and she broke down into tears from the loss of the ever-present voices in her head. As she recovered, she stated that her name was Annika. ({{n|ST|sub={{st|Destiny}}|Lost Souls}}) |
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| − | Seven took the death of Admiral Janeway particularly hard, and while teaching at the Academy, cared for her Aunt Irene, who was becoming more and more unstable due to [[Irumodic Syndrome]], a degenerative mental condition with no known cure. When ''Voyager'' was assigned to [[Project Full Circle]], Seven became even more distraught knowing that her entire family would be departing and she would be alone with her aunt. After her aunt passed away, she would be truly alone. When Chakotay paid her a visit (after he was not assigned to Voyager any longer), he found Seven in a poor state, her home in disarray and herself unkempt, under great stress. With the deaths of their closest friends Kathryn and B'Elanna, the two mourned and comforted each other after ''Voyager'' departed for the [[Delta Quadrant]]. ({{n|VOY|{{nd|Full Circle}}}}) |
+ | Seven took the death of Admiral Janeway particularly hard, and while teaching at the Academy, cared for her Aunt Irene, who was becoming more and more unstable due to [[Irumodic Syndrome]], a degenerative mental condition with no known cure. When ''Voyager'' was assigned to [[Project Full Circle]], Seven became even more distraught knowing that her entire family would be departing and she would be alone with her aunt. After her aunt passed away, she would be truly alone. When Chakotay paid her a visit (after he was not assigned to ''Voyager'' any longer), he found Seven in a poor state, her home in disarray and herself unkempt, under great stress. With the deaths of their closest friends Kathryn and B'Elanna, the two mourned and comforted each other after ''Voyager'' departed for the [[Delta Quadrant]]. ({{n|VOY|{{nd|Full Circle}}}}) |
| + | {{quote|[[Icheb|He]] was a son to me, Jay. This is for him.|[[Seven of Nine]] to [[Bjayzl]], [[2399]]|Stardust City Rag}} |
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| + | By [[2386]], Seven had joined the [[Fenris Rangers]]. During that time, she became friends with [[Bjayzl]] and told her about her surrogate "son" [[Icheb]]. However, Bjayzl had kidnapped Icheb and harvested his body for Borg components on [[Vergessen]]. Seven ended the operation, but was forced to euthanize Icheb due to the operation. Seven spent the next 13 years tracking Bjayzl down. ({{E|PIC|Stardust City Rag}}) |
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===Return to the Delta Quadrant=== |
===Return to the Delta Quadrant=== |
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In [[2381]], Seven suffered a mental breakdown due to the voice in her head which repeatedly informed her that she was Annika Hansen. However, [[Chakotay]] and [[Icheb]] were able to help her using meditation techniques. It was also realized that although the Caeliar had seemingly removed her Borg implants, they had in fact replaced them with their own [[Catom]]s. Seven then realized she needed to meet the [[Caeliar]] to find out why she hadn't been invited to join the [[Caeliar gestalt|gestalt]]. As a result, Chakotay and Seven followed and eventually joined the Voyager fleet, headed for the Delta Quadrant. Once there, Voyager encountered the [[Indign]] cooperative, several species living together in a symbiotic relationship, who worshiped the Borg. A disembodied [[Neyser]] consciousness was able to communicate with Seven via her Catoms. |
In [[2381]], Seven suffered a mental breakdown due to the voice in her head which repeatedly informed her that she was Annika Hansen. However, [[Chakotay]] and [[Icheb]] were able to help her using meditation techniques. It was also realized that although the Caeliar had seemingly removed her Borg implants, they had in fact replaced them with their own [[Catom]]s. Seven then realized she needed to meet the [[Caeliar]] to find out why she hadn't been invited to join the [[Caeliar gestalt|gestalt]]. As a result, Chakotay and Seven followed and eventually joined the Voyager fleet, headed for the Delta Quadrant. Once there, Voyager encountered the [[Indign]] cooperative, several species living together in a symbiotic relationship, who worshiped the Borg. A disembodied [[Neyser]] consciousness was able to communicate with Seven via her Catoms. |
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During the investigation of the {{dis|Children of the Storm|species}}, Seven played a critical role in theorizing and discovering the "mother" of the Children. Meanwhile, she eventually came to realize that her frustration with Counselor [[Hugh Cambridge]] originated in deeper feelings, and she expressed her desire to pursue a romantic relationship with him after the mission ended. ({{n|VOY|{{nd|Children of the Storm}}}}) |
During the investigation of the {{dis|Children of the Storm|species}}, Seven played a critical role in theorizing and discovering the "mother" of the Children. Meanwhile, she eventually came to realize that her frustration with Counselor [[Hugh Cambridge]] originated in deeper feelings, and she expressed her desire to pursue a romantic relationship with him after the mission ended. ({{n|VOY|{{nd|Children of the Storm}}}}) |
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| + | In [[2385]], Seven left Starfleet after it decided the fact the Borg were no longer a threat after a decade of non-threatening actions from them. Seven saw their decision as dangerously reckless. Seven then accepted a job as a researcher for the [[Daystrom Institute]]. ({{web|STO|The Path to 2409}}) |
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| ⚫ | In an [[alternate timeline]] "[[Admiral]] Seven of Nine" married [[The Doctor]] |
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| + | In [[2409]], Seven refused to return to Starfleet despite the return of the Collective and the Borg attacks on [[Vega colony]]. However, at the request of Admiral [[Tuvok]], Seven accepted the position of science adviser to Tuvok's fleet and was assigned to the {{USS|Callisto|NCC-80109}}. ({{g|STO|Delta Rising}}) |
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| + | In [[2410]] the ''Callisto'' was destroyed by a malfunction in the automated defense system of a Federation outpost in the Delta Quadrant's [[Yontasa sector]]. Seven was able to disable the defenses and beam the survivors aboard the outpost. After being rescued by an [[Alpha Quadrant Alliance]] starship, Seven helped the crew re-enable the [[planetary defense grid]] on the [[Turei homeworld]], foiling a [[Vaadwaur]] invasion. When the USS ''Voyager'' arrived in orbit after the battle, Tuvok asked her to rejoin ''Voyager''{{'}}s crew, and she accepted. ({{STO|{{stod|Revelations}}|sub = The Delta Quadrant}}) |
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| ⚫ | In an [[alternate timeline]], "[[Admiral]] Seven of Nine" married [[The Doctor]] in the late [[25th century]]. A renowned [[Federation]] scientist with political ties, she and the former [[EMH]] contributed research to the [[Phoenix Project]]. Both were compelled out of mutual respect for the countless hours of dedication and sacrifice devoted to the [[Pathfinder]] Project years ago. ({{n|DS9|The War of the Prophets}}) |
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| ⚫ | In another alternate timeline, she remained a member of the Collective until late [[2374]], when an attack by Species 8472 liberated her and seven other members of [[Unimatrix Zero]]. They were subsequently rescued by the [[Vostigye]] ship ''[[Ryemaran]]'', and Seven reasserted her identity as Annika Hansen. |
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| + | In another alternate timeline, Species 8472 won the war with the Borg by using the [[Omega molecule]] to destroy approximately half of the Borg Collective while limiting the surviving Borg vessels to [[sublight]] velocity. As it had already moved beyond Borg space by this time, ''Voyager'' was not affected. In this timeline, Seven of Nine was never liberated from the Collective. It was believed that she was killed in the devastation caused by the Omega molecule. ({{n|VOY|sub={{st|Myriad Universes}}|Places of Exile}}) |
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+ | In another alternate timeline, Annika Hansen was a member of [[Jean-Luc Picard]]'s resistance cell, until [[Wesley Crusher]] staged a coup, which she joined. She was subsequently killed by the [[Klingon]]s. ({{c|TNG|sub={{st|Myriad Universes}}|Do Not Close Your Eyes}}) |
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+ | In another alternate timeline in which ''Voyager'' took twenty-three years to return to Earth, Seven married Chakotay at an unknown time and died some time between the wedding and their return to Earth. Grief over her death caused Chakotay's own death in [[2394]]. It was these events, along with [[Tuvok]]'s insanity, which caused Admiral Janeway to go back in time and bring ''Voyager'' home in 2377. ({{en|VOY|Endgame}}) |
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| + | In another alternate timeline in which the Borg were not absorbed by the [[Caeliar gestalt]], Seven retained her Borg technology and link to the collective. When the [[Voldranaii]] attacked the Borg and started to purge the galaxy, Seven, operating undercover, was selected by the [[Borg Queen]] to be their ambassador again and to help Starfleet update their weapons. She confirmed the Voldranaii threat the Queen told them. When Starfleet realized the Borg's deception, Seven was coerced into betraying Starfleet when the Queen transmitted the [[Sentinel protocol]] to her. She was forced to give the Borg the [[prefix code]]s to all Starfleet ships, enabling the Borg to lower all the Starfleet ships' shields. Fortunately, Commander [[Geordi La Forge|La Forge]] was able to disrupt the Queen's control over Seven. |
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| + | Despite Lieutenant [[Kira Archer]]'s and Seven's call to terminate herself, Picard kept her alive and under guard. She, Captain Picard, and [[Data]] then devised a plan to use Seven's filter technology and the nano-virus that the future [[Locutus]] created to stop the Borg. The three of them then beamed to the [[Borg]] [[Vinculum]], where Picard allowed himself to be assimilated by the Queen. Seven then used her filter to save as many drones as she could. However, Seven was mortally wounded during the attempt, when Lieutenant Archer fired torpedoes at the Borg cubes. Seven then died onboard the ''Enterprise''. ({{c|TNG|sub=Hive|Hive, Issue 2|Hive, Issue 3|Hive, Issue 4}}) |
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Revision as of 17:05, 22 May 2020
- For the mirror universe counterpart, see Annika Hansen (mirror).
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- "What's your designation?"
"Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01. But you may call me Seven of Nine." - —Kathryn Janeway and Seven of Nine, 2374[src]
Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01 (or Seven for short) was a Human female, and former Borg drone, born in 2348.
Born Annika Hansen, she was assimilated, along with her parents, in 2356, but was later liberated by the crew of the USS Voyager in 2374. In the following years she began to reclaim her humanity, but still preferred to go by her Borg designation rather than her given name. She eventually returned to Earth aboard Voyager in 2377. In 2381, during the Caeliar dissolution of the Borg Collective, Seven's remaining Borg implants were removed, following this her humanity had apparently fully reasserted itself, as she then insisted on being called Annika. Seven later redacted this claim after she discovered her Borg technology had been transmuted into Caeliar catoms and she suffered a mental breakdown as a result of her transformation.
Biography
Annika Hansen
Annika Hansen in 2354.
Annika Hansen was born on the Tendara Colony on stardate 25479, to human exobiologists Erin and Magnus Hansen. Because her parents moved frequently because of their work, Annika spent a great deal of time with her aunts, Irene Hansen and Helen, on Earth. (VOY episodes: "The Gift", "Author, Author"; VOY short story: "Maturation")
One of her ancestors was Sven "Buttercup" Hansen, a 22nd century prize fighter. (VOY episode: "11:59", ENT - Rise of the Federation novel: A Choice of Futures)
Her maternal grandmother, Elaine Bergstrom, was a security officer aboard the USS Enterprise during the 2270s. She died in 2349. (TOS novel: No Time Like the Past)
By the time that she was five, Annika was living with her parents on Heronius II. She often spoke to her Norwegian maternal grandfather via subspace. Shortly before her sixth birthday, she was visited by an older version of herself (though Annika did not realize her identity) who tried to dissuade her parents from their plans to leave Federation space. Following this encounter, Annika began to have disturbing dreams of black cube-shaped starships. (VOY short story: "A Ribbon for Rosie")
In 2354, Annika and her parents left Heronius II aboard the USS Raven, as they finally had approval by the Federation Council to begin a study of the mysterious Borg Collective. After spending many months searching for a Borg ship, the Raven had broken regulations and had crossed the Romulan Neutral Zone. However, just as they were contemplating a return to Earth, they encountered a Borg Cube. After six months of observation, the Raven followed the cube into a transwarp conduit and into the Delta Quadrant.
Life as a drone
Seven of Nine in 2374.
The Hansens gathered a large amount of data about the Borg over the next two years, however it came to an abrupt end in 2356, when the Raven was detected by the Borg and attacked. The Borg pursued the Raven to a planet just inside B'omar space, where the science vessel crash landed. While her parents were quickly assimilated, Annika attempted to hide, but was later found and also assimilated. (VOY episodes: "Dark Frontier", "The Raven")
Annika Hansen was given the designation Seven of Nine and served aboard a cube. In 2368, Seven was briefly disconnected from the hive mind when she and several other drones in her unimatrix crash landed on Planet 1865-Alpha. Scared of being alone, she injected her fellow drones with nanoprobes and established another collective, before being rescued and re-assimilated. (VOY episode: "Survival Instinct")
In 2374, Seven, working on Cube 3764, was selected as a liaison to work with Captain Kathryn Janeway and Lieutenant Commander Tuvok as of the alliance against Species 8472. Their mission was to develop a modified nanoprobe weapon that could destroy 8472 bio-ships and force them to withdraw back to fluidic space. After the mission was successful, Seven attempted to assimilate the Voyager crew, but her link to the collective was severed. (VOY short story: "Seventh Heaven", VOY episode: "Scorpion")
Voyager
Seven, initially resistant to life on Voyager
After many of her implants were successfully removed by Voyager's EMH, her mental and emotional recovery as well as social training was going to be a huge task. After several attempts to communicate with the collective, Seven eventually accepted that her place was aboard Voyager as an individual. Earning the trust and respect of Captain Janeway, Seven began to work on several projects to enhance Voyager's capabilities, such as working on transwarp drive and the construction of the astrometrics lab. (VOY episodes: "The Gift", "Day of Honor", "Revulsion")
On Stardate 53689, Seven analyzed debris that was destroyed with Borg technology; She confirmed that it was Borg technology. During that time, Seven told Janeway that she was receiving a Borg message but was not sure what it meant. When Voyager was trapped by a Borg ship of some kind but found its tactics odd. After they failed to modulate their shields against the Borg ship, Seven suggested that she attempt to board the ship knowing that she might still be taken as Borg. Captain Janeway agreed but also advised sending Chakotay, Tuvok and an away team disguised as Borg to the ship. (VOY comic: "False Colors")
In mid 2374, shortly after discovering the Hirogen communication relay stations, (VOY episode: "Message in a Bottle") Voyager was intercepted by the individual Borg, Hugh. Hugh had learned about Seven's severance from the collective and wanted her to be his Second of the Independent Nation of Borg. After some deliberation, Seven decided to remain aboard Voyager. (VOY short story: "Seventh Heaven")
In 2375, Seven suffered a telepathic assault by a race known as the Skedans. As a result, the personality of Annika Hansen briefly resurfaced, as part of a plan by the Skedans to exact revenge on the Borg after the near-completed annihilation of their race. (VOY novel: Seven of Nine)
Later that year, Seven became the target of an assassin aboard Voyager after a series of potentially fatal accidents occurred. An in-depth investigation revealed that Voyager herself were responsible for the accidents, after a specially programmed bio-neural gel pack had been installed by Ensign Roberta Luke. Luke was revealed to be a Section 31 agent who had been assigned to Voyager in 2371 as part of an operation to destroy the Maquis. After re-establishing contact with the Federation in 2374, Luke was ordered to kill Seven, but she herself was killed by the Srivani shortly after. (VOY - Section 31 novel: Shadow)
In 2377, Seven and Lieutenant Tom Paris were abducted by the Chiar while Voyager was undergoing repairs in orbit. The Chiar were dependent on nanotechnology. After infecting Paris with memory suppressing nanites, Seven was tortured by the Chiar, and eventually removed and replicated Borg nanoprobes. Unfortunately, the nanoprobes began assimilating the Chiar, but Seven was able to modify Paris' memory nanites to disable the Borg nanoprobes. (VOY novel: The Nanotech War)
In the Alpha Quadrant
Following Voyager's return to the Alpha Quadrant in late 2377, Seven lived with her aunt, Irene Hansen and joined a Federation Think Tank. (VOY novel: Homecoming)
Seven was then recruited by Capt. Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise-E to help Starfleet infiltrate the Borg. (TNG - Hive comic: "Hive, Issue 2")
As of 2380, Seven of Nine was an instructor at Starfleet Academy. During the Borg incident of that year, Seven was in contact with the Borg super-cube that assimilated Kathryn Janeway through her implants. After bringing her concerns to Starfleet and being overruled, Seven went rogue and booked passage with Antin Vargo so that she could reach the derelict Borg Cube. When passage to the Cube proved impossible, she instead joined the USS Enterprise-E and its crew so that she could bring her concerns to Captain Jean-Luc Picard. As they proceeded to investigate, the Borg launched an invasion of Earth and demanded that Seven be turned over to them in exchange for the Borg to discontinue their attack. Instead of being returned to the Borg, however, Seven and an Enterprise away team boarded the Planet Killer, encountered by the USS Enterprise, over a century prior. Seven bonded with the device and attacked the Borg Cube that was attacking Earth, releasing the virus program devised by Geordi La Forge-while in the process. When the Planet Killer was destroyed, she was rescued by Vargo. (TNG novel: Before Dishonor)
Near the end of the year, she was appointed Deputy Federation Security Advisor by Federation President Nanietta Bacco, out of recognition of her unique skills in assessing the Borg threat during their attempted extermination of the Federation and its allies. (ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night)
She frequently clashed with senior members of President Bacco's Cabinet, including her immediate supervisor, Federation Security Advisor Jas Abrik, and Federation Starfleet Commander-in-Chief Edward Jellico. Despite this, she was involved in several Think Tank and Starfleet Command meetings to determine possible strategy against the invading Collective. Feeling that transphasic torpedoes, Starfleet's only effective weapon against Borg vessels, would eventually be adapted to, Seven advocated the creation of a thalaron weapon, a suggestion that was met with strong opposition as too genocidal, even if the Borg had no such reservations. When Captain Picard requested an allied fleet of reinforcements, Seven declared it insufficient and suggested that the quadrant evacuate through one of the subspace tunnels at the Azure Nebula, again being rebuked. Seven presented a grim outlook to President Bacco when over seven thousand Borg cubes emerged from the nebula and destroyed the meager fleet that had been assembled. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals)
Seven was present during many of the regular reports to President Bacco from her staff and the Starfleet liaison, Leonard James Akaar. Seven suspected that the Borg were assimilating advanced propulsion technology as they invaded, causing them to move quicker than expected. Seven was also pessimistic about evacuating core worlds nearing danger, as the Borg would likely still hunt down and destroy escape vessels. As the Borg fleet entered the Sol system, advancing past Jupiter, Seven was present in the Monet Room in the Palais de la Concorde, along with the remainder of the presidency. President Bacco suddenly wondered why former President Min Zife had left the painting Bridge over a Pool of Water Lilies. Seven thought that he had found it a point of focus while attempting to concentrate; but Akaar knew that Zife had left it as a reminder of what they fought for - air, beauty, history and everything that was thought of as the legacy of Earth. When the Borg Collective was disbanded by some unusual actions from the Caeliar, Seven's Borg implants dissolved into a fine silvery powder, and she broke down into tears from the loss of the ever-present voices in her head. As she recovered, she stated that her name was Annika. (ST - Destiny novel: Lost Souls)
Seven took the death of Admiral Janeway particularly hard, and while teaching at the Academy, cared for her Aunt Irene, who was becoming more and more unstable due to Irumodic Syndrome, a degenerative mental condition with no known cure. When Voyager was assigned to Project Full Circle, Seven became even more distraught knowing that her entire family would be departing and she would be alone with her aunt. After her aunt passed away, she would be truly alone. When Chakotay paid her a visit (after he was not assigned to Voyager any longer), he found Seven in a poor state, her home in disarray and herself unkempt, under great stress. With the deaths of their closest friends Kathryn and B'Elanna, the two mourned and comforted each other after Voyager departed for the Delta Quadrant. (VOY novel: Full Circle)
By 2386, Seven had joined the Fenris Rangers. During that time, she became friends with Bjayzl and told her about her surrogate "son" Icheb. However, Bjayzl had kidnapped Icheb and harvested his body for Borg components on Vergessen. Seven ended the operation, but was forced to euthanize Icheb due to the operation. Seven spent the next 13 years tracking Bjayzl down. (PIC episode: "Stardust City Rag")
Return to the Delta Quadrant
In 2381, Seven suffered a mental breakdown due to the voice in her head which repeatedly informed her that she was Annika Hansen. However, Chakotay and Icheb were able to help her using meditation techniques. It was also realized that although the Caeliar had seemingly removed her Borg implants, they had in fact replaced them with their own Catoms. Seven then realized she needed to meet the Caeliar to find out why she hadn't been invited to join the gestalt. As a result, Chakotay and Seven followed and eventually joined the Voyager fleet, headed for the Delta Quadrant. Once there, Voyager encountered the Indign cooperative, several species living together in a symbiotic relationship, who worshiped the Borg. A disembodied Neyser consciousness was able to communicate with Seven via her Catoms.
After another telepathic encounter with the Indign cooperative, Seven was able to overcome the voice in her head and embrace that aspect of her personality, in the process discovering that she had voluntarily refused to join the Caeliar Gestalt and the voice was a parting gift from the Caeliar to remind her to embrace her identity. Following this, Seven claimed that she was part Borg, part Human and part Caeliar. (VOY novel: Unworthy)
During the investigation of the Children of the Storm, Seven played a critical role in theorizing and discovering the "mother" of the Children. Meanwhile, she eventually came to realize that her frustration with Counselor Hugh Cambridge originated in deeper feelings, and she expressed her desire to pursue a romantic relationship with him after the mission ended. (VOY novel: Children of the Storm)
In 2385, Seven left Starfleet after it decided the fact the Borg were no longer a threat after a decade of non-threatening actions from them. Seven saw their decision as dangerously reckless. Seven then accepted a job as a researcher for the Daystrom Institute. (STO website : The Path to 2409)
25th century
In 2409, Seven refused to return to Starfleet despite the return of the Collective and the Borg attacks on Vega colony. However, at the request of Admiral Tuvok, Seven accepted the position of science adviser to Tuvok's fleet and was assigned to the USS Callisto. (STO video game: Delta Rising)
Seven of Nine in 2410
In 2410 the Callisto was destroyed by a malfunction in the automated defense system of a Federation outpost in the Delta Quadrant's Yontasa sector. Seven was able to disable the defenses and beam the survivors aboard the outpost. After being rescued by an Alpha Quadrant Alliance starship, Seven helped the crew re-enable the planetary defense grid on the Turei homeworld, foiling a Vaadwaur invasion. When the USS Voyager arrived in orbit after the battle, Tuvok asked her to rejoin Voyager's crew, and she accepted. (STO - The Delta Quadrant mission: "Revelations")
Alternate timelines
In an alternate timeline, "Admiral Seven of Nine" married The Doctor in the late 25th century. A renowned Federation scientist with political ties, she and the former EMH contributed research to the Phoenix Project. Both were compelled out of mutual respect for the countless hours of dedication and sacrifice devoted to the Pathfinder Project years ago. (DS9 novel: The War of the Prophets)
In another alternate timeline, she remained a member of the Collective until late 2374, when an attack by Species 8472 liberated her and seven other members of Unimatrix Zero. They were subsequently rescued by the Vostigye ship Ryemaran, and Seven reasserted her identity as Annika Hansen.
In another alternate timeline, Species 8472 won the war with the Borg by using the Omega molecule to destroy approximately half of the Borg Collective while limiting the surviving Borg vessels to sublight velocity. As it had already moved beyond Borg space by this time, Voyager was not affected. In this timeline, Seven of Nine was never liberated from the Collective. It was believed that she was killed in the devastation caused by the Omega molecule. (VOY - Myriad Universes novel: Places of Exile)
In another alternate timeline, Annika Hansen was a member of Jean-Luc Picard's resistance cell, until Wesley Crusher staged a coup, which she joined. She was subsequently killed by the Klingons. (TNG - Myriad Universes comic: "Do Not Close Your Eyes")
In another alternate timeline in which Voyager took twenty-three years to return to Earth, Seven married Chakotay at an unknown time and died some time between the wedding and their return to Earth. Grief over her death caused Chakotay's own death in 2394. It was these events, along with Tuvok's insanity, which caused Admiral Janeway to go back in time and bring Voyager home in 2377. (VOY episode & novelization: Endgame)
In another alternate timeline in which the Borg were not absorbed by the Caeliar gestalt, Seven retained her Borg technology and link to the collective. When the Voldranaii attacked the Borg and started to purge the galaxy, Seven, operating undercover, was selected by the Borg Queen to be their ambassador again and to help Starfleet update their weapons. She confirmed the Voldranaii threat the Queen told them. When Starfleet realized the Borg's deception, Seven was coerced into betraying Starfleet when the Queen transmitted the Sentinel protocol to her. She was forced to give the Borg the prefix codes to all Starfleet ships, enabling the Borg to lower all the Starfleet ships' shields. Fortunately, Commander La Forge was able to disrupt the Queen's control over Seven.
Despite Lieutenant Kira Archer's and Seven's call to terminate herself, Picard kept her alive and under guard. She, Captain Picard, and Data then devised a plan to use Seven's filter technology and the nano-virus that the future Locutus created to stop the Borg. The three of them then beamed to the Borg Vinculum, where Picard allowed himself to be assimilated by the Queen. Seven then used her filter to save as many drones as she could. However, Seven was mortally wounded during the attempt, when Lieutenant Archer fired torpedoes at the Borg cubes. Seven then died onboard the Enterprise. (TNG - Hive comics: "Hive, Issue 2", "Hive, Issue 3", "Hive, Issue 4")
Personal timeline
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| 24 June 2348 | Born | Tendara Colony | 
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| 2356 | Assimilated by the Borg | USS Raven (NAR-32450), B'omar space | 
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| 2356-2374 | Drone in the Borg Collective | Borg space, Delta Quadrant | |
| 2374 | Liberated from the collective by the crew of the USS Voyager | USS Voyager, Delta Quadrant | 
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| 2374-2377 | Crew member, USS Voyager | ||
| 2377-2380 | Member of a Federation Think Tank | Earth |
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| 2380-2381 | Civilian Instructor at Starfleet Academy | Starfleet Academy, San Francisco, Earth | 
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| 2381 | Deputy Federation Security Advisor | Palais de la Concorde, Paris, Earth | 
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| c. 2386-2399 | Fenris Ranger |
Appendices
Connections
| Cabinet Members of the Bacco Administration | ||
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Jas Abrik • Forzrat • Iliop • Kolrami • Ralph Offenhouse • Safranski • Raisa Shostakova |
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Appearances
External link
- Seven of Nine article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.