Black alarm! This article contains Large spoilers For "Star Trek: Part 31".

The Star Trek series somewhat hit or miss Discovery may end up with its fifth season in 2024But his legacy continues in the form of "Part 31". In essence, a spin-off film that follows the exploits of (former) Emperor Philippe Giorgu (Michel Feo) as an outgoing in the distant parts of the universe, the latest part represents the farthest that the franchise ever felt from home. In the place of the stellar fleet of the loyal officers' stellar fleet and crew, he leads us to a wild driving gang inappropriate and possible sabotage - all who see Georgiu as something more than a means of achieving a goal. But despite the fact that this movie "Trek" seems quite unlike any trek so far, a key detail of character connects "Section 31" with the most famous villain on the property of all.

Each member of the Special Operations Team in charge of finding and "persuading" Georgiu to help them in their mission, has its secrets, and nothing more than the new addition to Alok Sahar. Little by Omari Hardwick, this anti -hero originally appears as a slightly blank leaf. Of course, Alok immediately receives respect and proves that he is the only agent capable of standing to toe to toe with Georgiu herself. But while all the others wear high-specialized tools in the hassle, he mainly looks like a good, normal person.

However, all our prejudices turn over head when Alok finally reveals what his entire deal is Really is: He is a "Augment" whose origin is in parallel with that of A certain Superman from the "Stellar Paths" named Khan Nunen Singh.

Although it covers incomprehensible distances measured in light years, it has been shown that the "Star Trek" galaxy is a really small world. It was inevitable "Part 31" will dig some of the most unexpected and long -forgotten aspects of the franchisePrimarily through a bunch of extraterrestrial species and other smaller Easter eggs. But if one predicts that this particular film will return to the most famous bad "course" of all, I Demand that they pour the glass and lottery numbers for next week.

Yes, the origin of Alok Sahar goes to the notorious Yevgenic wars that made chaos on Earth in the 20th century and eventually gave birth to tyrant Khan Nunen Singh. Every trick of cards knows that Khan's broad history was first discovered in the classic episode of the original series entitled "Space Seed" And provided the basis for the famous 1982 film "Khan's anger". ("But don't forget about the" Star Trek in the Dark ", the tables say. I tell them: I hear you, I appreciate your contribution and I ignore you conveniently.) After his initial recruitment of Georgiu, he is disastrous and the bad guys get out with the weapons of mass Destruction known as "God's gift" (not "God's end"), Alok is finally clearing the air with Georgiu and cleansing for who it really is. "I am not even from this time," he admits, implicitly pulling parallels between the emperor's background as a despot in the mirror universe and his own upbringing 350 years ago. One of only a few fences that responded against super -powerful Augments, Alok was subordinate and turned into one of them.

Since Khan himself has never actually been rejected, we have to connect the other points: Alok was exiled into space along with the 84 Augments loyal to Khan and (probably) raised by the USS Enterprise. It is left unexplained as he actually ended with part 31 or what happened to the rest of his Augment team. But the mystery just makes us interested in seeing more of this murky character.

Spoiler Warning: Alok avoids the "section 3" massacre mainly unharmed ... But does that necessarily mean that we will ever see it again in this universe? The end of the film very clearly sets a potential way for a sequel, as our new and improved team is preparing for a new mission at a very familiar place. . galaxy. With Georgiu who stirs things up as always. However, the question remains: is it worth saying more in the story of Alok?

We do not call the recordings, of course, but we would answer affirmatively. Although he may not be the most charismatic member of the new team (aside from Giorguu, that honor goes to Sam Richardson's super-smart quasi), Alok's unique history certainly gives preference to many other new "Trek" accessories. No one stands for a story aimed at Augment or Pricker set in the middle of the wars of eugenicsKeep in mind, but isn't it worth diving deep into how many scars and traumatized must be from his experiences destroyed by the war? And in view of Similarly the violent and relentless past of Giorgu in the mirror universePairing the two for more stories in the future makes a very thematic sense.

Any talk of a sequel, of course, depends on how this latest film "Trek" will be accepted and how it will be presented after its display. Fortunately, you can follow "Part 31" right now on Paramount+.