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| - During that period they built the D'Arsay archive which was later discovered by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D in the center of a rogue comet in 2370. The archive contained records of artifacts and personalities from D'Arsay mythology. Using the ship's replicator, the archive transformed part of the ship into the setting of an epic drama involving Masaka, a sun goddess. The archive also altered the positronic brain programming of Lt. Commander Data to portray several characters from the D'Arsay myth. Among the D'Arsay characters portrayed by Data were a D'Arsay boy, Ihat, Masaka, a victim, and an elder who was Masaka's father. The archive transformed parts of the Enterprise-D into an aqueduct, a swamp, and a temple. It also filled a photon torpedo with snakes, and turned engineering into
- Die D'Arsay sind eine ausgestorbene Spezies. Die USS Enterprise findet 2370 ein Archiv der D'Arsay, das circa 87 Millionen Jahre alt ist. Das Archiv ist in der Kommunikation deutlich höher entwickelt als die Föderation, so dass es mit jeder Spezies kommunizieren und interaktiv agieren kann.
- Antiquísima civilización humanoide; Es poco lo que se conoce acerca de ellos, excepto que han florecido hace 100 millones de años, y que han desarrollado capacidad de trasladarse por el espacio y que tuvieron una riqueza mitológica encomiable. El destino final de esta raza es incierto. El Enterprise-D encontró en el año 2370 dentro de un cometa una estructura artificial que contenía un archivo con toda la historia mitológica de estos seres. Usando los replicadores de la nave, el archivo reprodujo la ubicación de un drama que involucraba a Masaka, un dios poderoso. Tambien el archivo alteró la red positrónica de Data, haciendo que el androide tenga la personalidad de varios personajes de la cultura mitológica de los D'Arsay. El Capitán Jean-Luc Picard tuvo que interpretar el rol de Korgano,
- The D'Arsay were an alien race who originated in the D'Arsay system 87 million years ago. During that period they built the D'Arsay archive which was later discovered by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D in the center of a rogue comet in 2370. Captain Picard portrayed himself as Korgano, another mythological figure whom he had deduced to be the D'Arsay moon god, in order to convince the archive to return the ship and Data back to their normal states. (TNG: "Masks")
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| - During that period they built the D'Arsay archive which was later discovered by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D in the center of a rogue comet in 2370. The archive contained records of artifacts and personalities from D'Arsay mythology. Using the ship's replicator, the archive transformed part of the ship into the setting of an epic drama involving Masaka, a sun goddess. The archive also altered the positronic brain programming of Lt. Commander Data to portray several characters from the D'Arsay myth. Among the D'Arsay characters portrayed by Data were a D'Arsay boy, Ihat, Masaka, a victim, and an elder who was Masaka's father. The archive transformed parts of the Enterprise-D into an aqueduct, a swamp, and a temple. It also filled a photon torpedo with snakes, and turned engineering into a fiery inferno. Captain Picard portrayed himself as Korgano, another mythological figure whom he had deduced to be the D'Arsay moon god, in order to convince the archive to return the ship and Data back to their normal states. (TNG: "Masks" ) The species was not named in the episode (which merely explained that the probe came from the D'Arsay system). However they were named by the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 174) , which also claimed that they flourished nearly a hundred million years ago. Their fate was unknown. The entry for the D'Arsay pictograms on the same page specified that they were designed by Wendy Drapanas and Jim Magdaleno, who based them loosely on ancient Aztec and Mayan designs.
- Antiquísima civilización humanoide; Es poco lo que se conoce acerca de ellos, excepto que han florecido hace 100 millones de años, y que han desarrollado capacidad de trasladarse por el espacio y que tuvieron una riqueza mitológica encomiable. El destino final de esta raza es incierto. El Enterprise-D encontró en el año 2370 dentro de un cometa una estructura artificial que contenía un archivo con toda la historia mitológica de estos seres. Usando los replicadores de la nave, el archivo reprodujo la ubicación de un drama que involucraba a Masaka, un dios poderoso. Tambien el archivo alteró la red positrónica de Data, haciendo que el androide tenga la personalidad de varios personajes de la cultura mitológica de los D'Arsay. El Capitán Jean-Luc Picard tuvo que interpretar el rol de Korgano, otra mítica figura, para convencer al programa que liberara al Teniente Data y volviera todo a la normalidad.
- The D'Arsay were an alien race who originated in the D'Arsay system 87 million years ago. During that period they built the D'Arsay archive which was later discovered by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D in the center of a rogue comet in 2370. The archive contained records of artifacts and personalities from D'Arsay mythology. Using the ship's replicator, the archive transformed part of the ship into the setting of an epic drama involving Masaka, a sun goddess. The archive also altered the positronic brain programming of Lt. Commander Data to portray several characters from the D'Arsay myth. Among the D'Arsay characters portrayed by Data were a D'Arsay boy, Ihat, Masaka, a victim, and an elder who was Masaka's father. The archive transformed parts of the Enterprise-D into an aqueduct, a swamp, and a temple. It also filled a photon torpedo with snakes, and turned engineering into a fiery inferno. Captain Picard portrayed himself as Korgano, another mythological figure whom he had deduced to be the D'Arsay moon god, in order to convince the archive to return the ship and Data back to their normal states. (TNG: "Masks")
- Die D'Arsay sind eine ausgestorbene Spezies. Die USS Enterprise findet 2370 ein Archiv der D'Arsay, das circa 87 Millionen Jahre alt ist. Das Archiv ist in der Kommunikation deutlich höher entwickelt als die Föderation, so dass es mit jeder Spezies kommunizieren und interaktiv agieren kann. Durch die Auswirkungen des Archivs auf die Enterprise wird Lieutenant Commander Data durch eine Maske zu Masaka, einem Sonnengott der D'Arsay, welcher der Legende nach immer im Kampf mit dem Gott Korgano ist. Während sich die Enterprise mehr und mehr in einen Tempel verwandelt, übernimmt Captain Picard durch eine zweite Maske die Rolle des Korgano und tritt so, gemäß der Legende, Masaka gegenüber. Die Verwandlung von Data und der Enterprise endet erst, als Picard den Zweikampf gewinnt. (TNG: )
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