Which ship encountered worse natural disasters?
Voyager. Hands down.
“The Borg, Macroviruses, telepathic pitcher plants…the Delta Quadrant is a death trap” -Janeway-
When even the captain acknowledges it, it’s bad. At least Picard had Starfleet support at his back.
The Year of Hell, full stop.
Does it even count if the timeline where it happened was erased, or is it simply that the headache of trying to wrap your head around the paradox is bad enough?
Voyager. They had Neelix.
I won’t stand for this antineelix sentiment
Then you should probably sit down. It’s going to take a while.
Actually, I think Neelix doesn’t count as a natural disaster - I think he was a genetic experiment - a manmade disaster.
I’ll admit though that after Kes, Neelix is a somewhat enjoyable character.
I don’t know about “worse natural disasters,” but Voyager definitely had it worse. At least when the Enterprise crew ran into cosmic death traps they could call for backup, or get a nice maintenance overhaul at a starbase after some Q shenanigans.
I’d say voyager being cast into the delta quadrant but then there was the whole travelers thing with Enterprise.
Voyager did get cast into another universe altogether though… so Voyager?
Did anyone do a comic book series of Voyager “Year of Hell”?
If you’re a crew member on the Enterprise D, you have died. Probably more than once. Between Timescape, Cause and Effect, Yesterday’s Enterprise, and All Good Things, the ENT-D has been blown to smithereens with all crew on board multiple times.
Voyager did this too, but far fewer times that I recall.
Definitely voyager.
