A Mondasian was a member of an aggressive and territorial race in the Delta Quadrant, with an apparently cybernetic nature. They wore plain metal masks over their faces. In 2373, Mondasians threatened to destroy USS Voyager while responding to a distress call from David Bailey. The Mondasians were eventually repelled by the First Federation starship Fesarius. (VOY - Strange New Worlds I short story: "Ambassador at Large")
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| - A Mondasian was a member of an aggressive and territorial race in the Delta Quadrant, with an apparently cybernetic nature. They wore plain metal masks over their faces. In 2373, Mondasians threatened to destroy USS Voyager while responding to a distress call from David Bailey. The Mondasians were eventually repelled by the First Federation starship Fesarius. (VOY - Strange New Worlds I short story: "Ambassador at Large")
- Amongst Cybermen, the term Mondan had a peculiar meaning. According to at least one account, it referred to those Cybermen who stayed on Mondas and were philosophically opposed to the Faction. (PROSE: Iceberg) Mondans, according to the Faction, were not fully dedicated to the pursuit of logic and retained a bigger portion of their biological systems after conversion. Mondans, in this sense of the word, were eventually wholly eradicated after Mondas exploded. Thus, in this narrower sense of the word, Mondans were the form of Cybermen that the First Doctor encountered shortly before his regeneration. (TV: The Tenth Planet) However, this usage was not widely used or even known by other species. For most races, Mondan or Mondasian simply meant "the species that formed the biological core of th
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| - Amongst Cybermen, the term Mondan had a peculiar meaning. According to at least one account, it referred to those Cybermen who stayed on Mondas and were philosophically opposed to the Faction. (PROSE: Iceberg) Mondans, according to the Faction, were not fully dedicated to the pursuit of logic and retained a bigger portion of their biological systems after conversion. Mondans, in this sense of the word, were eventually wholly eradicated after Mondas exploded. Thus, in this narrower sense of the word, Mondans were the form of Cybermen that the First Doctor encountered shortly before his regeneration. (TV: The Tenth Planet) However, this usage was not widely used or even known by other species. For most races, Mondan or Mondasian simply meant "the species that formed the biological core of the Cybermen". Like many names, both Mondasian and Mondan were sometimes used as demonyms to mean "a thing which came from Mondas or was produced by Cybermen". For instance, the android Sara once told the Seventh Doctor that "there [were] android agents scattered all across the galaxy, scouring space for Mondasian relics", because the androids thought that Mondasian technology would give them an advantage in their war against humanity. (AUDIO: Kingdom of Silver)
- A Mondasian was a member of an aggressive and territorial race in the Delta Quadrant, with an apparently cybernetic nature. They wore plain metal masks over their faces. In 2373, Mondasians threatened to destroy USS Voyager while responding to a distress call from David Bailey. The Mondasians were eventually repelled by the First Federation starship Fesarius. (VOY - Strange New Worlds I short story: "Ambassador at Large") The Mondasians are a reference to the Cybermen from Doctor Who, who evolved from the Mondasians and have a similar appearance. The Cybermen themselves have also appeared in the Star Trek universe.
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