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Montgomery
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*thinks hard*
*devilish smile forms on mouth*

I have one now. 25 Yes/No questions.
Begin!

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AndrewR
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Can it fit in the TOS movie space dock?

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Omega
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Since this is 25 questions, I assume it's with the new rules. Correct?

Question: Is it now, or has it ever been alive?

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Montgomery
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Yes it would fit in a spacedock.
Yes it is alive

23 to go.

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AndrewR
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Was it first seen in a modern Trek - i.e. TNG, DS9 or Voyager, Generations, FC or Insurrection?

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Dane Simri
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Is it humanoid?

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Montgomery
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What I have in mind dates from pre-TNG.
It is not humanoid.

21 to go.

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Now, wait... When you say "pre-TNG", do you mean Trek or real-world? Bear in mind that, real-world, ST5 and ST6 overlap TNG. So, in other words, do you mean it's something that aired pre-1987, or something that took place pre-2364?

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Montgomery
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Yes.


Oh, alright then, since I expect someone will get it pretty quickly anyway. You could have played this game and discussed this particular Species/Starship/Anomaly before 1987.

Another question down.

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Omega
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OK, alive, not humanoid, and from TOS or one of the first four movies. Or maybe TAS. And smaller than spacedock. That eliminates starship and anomaly. Non-humanoid life-form from that time period that isn't gigantically huge. Well, it's not that amoeba. Too big.

Question: Is it an energy being?

Horta and Companion are the only two that immediately come to mind. And then there's that cloud from "Obsession". 'Course, I don't know my TAS that well.

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I believe that was called the "dikronium cloud creature". And the Horta was the first thing that came to my mind, too.

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Hmmmm People are throwing in suggestions masquerading as thinking aloud in the hopes I shall let slip extra info. Naughty Naughty!

You ask if it is an "energy being" This is rather a vague description, so I shall attempt to be specific in my answer. The life-form I am thinking of is not a "field of energy" which bizarrely is alive. It is composed of matter.

*Balokspeak*
You now have... 19 questions!

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AndrewR
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could you put it in a backpack/knapsack/stachel thingy?

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Omega
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It just hit me: V'ger was alive, in a sense. The probe itself would fit everything, too.

Question: was it from TOS? Meaning, did it appear in the show that aired from '66 to '69?

Question: is it natural?

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Jeff Raven
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Omega, V'ger wouldn't fit in a spacedock though.

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