Description[]
- For ages they have sought to claim our worlds. Now, at last, we take the battle to them…
- Far from the Federation's desperate war against the invading Furies, the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager encounters something they never expected to hear again: a Starfleet distress call. The signal leads them to a vast assemblage of non-humanoid races engaged in a monumental project of incredible magnitude. Here is the source of the terrible invasion threatening the entire Alpha Quadrant—and, for the Starship Voyager, a possible route home.
- But soon there may not be any home to return to…
- The epic conclusion to the greatest crossover saga of all time!
References[]
Characters[]
- Joseph Carey • Chakotay • Chell • Kenneth Dalby • The Doctor • Mariah Henley • Kathryn Janeway • Jarron • Kes • Harry Kim • Navdaq • Neelix • Tom Paris • Sam Redbay • B'Elanna Torres • Tuvok
- Referenced only
- Alex • Edvard Bela • Georges Bizet • Bin Mass • Caretaker • D'Mass • D'Vass • Kahless • James T. Kirk • Richard Lovelace • Randolph Na • Ok'San • Niccolò Paganini • Jean-Luc Picard • William Riker • S'chn R'xun Sajik • Hikaru Sulu • Surak • Torkas of the Vehm
Locations[]
- Delta Quadrant • Fury system • the galaxy
- Referenced only
- Alpha Quadrant • Barnard II • Gamma Quadrant • Heaven • Magellanic Clouds • Singapore • Talaxia • Vulcan
Starships and vehicles[]
- Lewis (Starfleet shuttlecraft) • USS Voyager (Intrepid-class)
- Referenced only
- USS Enterprise (Constitution-class) • USS Enterprise-D (Galaxy-class)
Races and cultures[]
- Bajoran • Bolian • Furies • Human • Klingon • Ocampa • Vulcan
- Referenced only
- Cardassian • Borg • Ferengi • Kazon • Knipa • Organian • Romulan • Unclean
States and organizations[]
Science and technology[]
- antigrav • Bela-Neutron device • bioneural circuitry • brain damage • cerebral cortex • cortical stimulator • degree • desoasopine • electromagnetic pulse • electromagnetic radiation • energy • galaxy • holodeck • holoprobe • hour • hydrogen • infrared • medical tricorder • metaphasic shield • microscanner • minute • neurosurgical helmet • pacemaker • radiation • radio-wave • respirator • spacesickness • star • supernova • temperature • time • turbolift • wormhole
Ranks and titles[]
- autocrat • captain • doctor • engineer • ensign • lieutenant
Other references[]
- 666 • bridge • Christmas • Crusades • day • excommunication • god • hallway • IDIC • intensive care • log entry • medical log • nylex • planet • sector • sickbay • surgical table • Sword of Sajik • technology • toth spear • transparent aluminum • year
Appendices[]
Related stories[]
- The events of The Soldiers of Fear and "Learning Curve" are mentioned in the novel.
- Paris calls the EMH "Doctor Schweitzer", although the Doctor points out he has stopped using that name, which he had considered in "Heroes and Demons".
Background[]
- The Final Fury features articles from all of the authors of the four Invasion! novels.
- In a continuity error, Tuvok claims he overheard the original subspace radio chatter from First Strike on board the Excelsior. First Strike was set during the last few months of the original five year mission when Sulu was a member of the Enterprise crew, the Excelsior had not been constructed and Tuvok wasn't even in Starfleet.
- This novel features the Doctor facing the same ethical dilemma he would face in the show in "Latent Image", as he is faced with two patients afflicted by the same condition, with comparatively equal chances of survival, and choosing to save the one he was closest to (Harry Kim and Ahni Jetal in the episode and B'Elanna Torres and Sam Redbay here). However, unlike in "Latent Image", here one of the patients was B'Elanna, a Klingon hybrid, while in "Latent Image" both patients were human, suggesting that the Doctor didn't face as significant an ethical breakdown here compared to the events in "Latent Image" because B'Elanna's physiology was legitimately stronger and better equipped to survive than Redbay's.
- The series featured a four-panel cover by Keith Birdsong showing characters from each book surrounding a broken image of one of the Furies. The complete cover art was used for the omnibus edition, but the Furies character's face was obscured by the title. The face could be seen in a promotional poster for the series. Additionally, on this volume it was decided to feature Voyager. The ship was not added on the German language edition by Heyne Verlag. The re-issue of the book released at the end of Heyne's tenure as licensed German publisher used a templated cover where the art was broken up with new space and asteroid effects added.
Images[]
Cover image.
German language edition cover image.
German language re-issue edition cover image.
Planetary bodies.
One of the Furies.
Connections[]
| Star Trek: Invasion! Novels |
|---|
| First Strike | The Soldiers of Fear | Time's Enemy | The Final Fury |
Timeline[]
| published order | ||
|---|---|---|
| Previous novel: Cybersong |
Voyager numbered novels | Next novel: Bless the Beasts |
| chronological order | ||
| Previous Adventure: Time's Enemy |
Next Adventure: Twisted | |
| Previous Adventure: Elogium |
Journey of the USS Voyager | Next Adventure: Twisted |
Translations[]
- 1997
- Italian : La sfida finale, translated by Carlo Borriello. (Fanucci)
- 1998
- German : Die Raserei des Endes, translated by Andreas Brandhorst. (Heyne)
External link[]
- The Final Fury article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.