The Borg Queen, a blend of organic and synthetic components, retains her personality and memories through the Borg's hive mind. After her demise, she is replicated, though the exact process is unknown.

The Borg Queen is the focal point within the Borg collective consciousness and a unique drone within the Collective, who brings "order to chaos", referring to herself as "we" and "I" interchangeably.

Apr 27, 2023 · The Borg Queen was created due to the narrative difficulties of having the Borg as the main villain for Star Trek: First Contact. Although the Borg are one of the most iconic villains in Star Trek , the writers of First Contact struggled to adapt them to the big screen.

Jul 27, 2022 · Residing primarily at Unimatrix One in the Delta Quadrant, the Borg Queen is the only one able to think independently from the Collective; possessing a unique personality and sense of individuality — traits not seen within the Borg.

Jan 19, 2023 · Borg Queen's multiple faces share memories, resemble bee hives, and manipulate even sexuality - iconic villain. Voyager reveals Borg Queen origin, Seven of Nine connection, and Janeway's daring plans with Thompson's chilling portrayal.

The Borg Queen was one of several real people adapted into a character in Kelis' play, based on descriptions from B'Elanna Torres. In 2377, a Borg Queen was again encountered by Voyager. This time the Queen wanted to destroy Unimatrix Zero, a virtual world populated by regenerating Borg with a genetic mutation.

Apr 22, 2023 · The Borg Queen is played by Australian actress Jane Edwina Seymour in Star Trek: Picard season 3's final two episodes. Seymour is now the fifth actress to portray the Borg Queen , although there was also The Face (voiced by Garth Kemp), the visage Captain Vadic (Amanda Plummer) communicated with in Picard season 3, who was tacitly revealed to ...

Mar 10, 2022 · In the Season 2 debut of Picard, we met a strange black-robbed Borg Queen with tentacles and a face shrouded by a mechanized hood. We don’t know if that Queen is also played by Wersching, but...

The Borg Queen is the apparent leader of the Borg Collective. Throughout the history of the Borg there have been a number of queens who seem to take on the same character, perhaps indicating the Queen is a persona within the collective which...

The Borg Queen is in-fact, not the leader of the collective per say, as the collective can, has and does function completely without her intervention and presence. The Queen acts as more as a high level adviser with nigh to absolute control over the collective in times of necessity.