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There are several fascinating connections

between Star Trek: The Animated Series and other series and films

in the Star Trek legacy.

Some links originated in Star Trek: The Animated Series.

Others are based on ideas,

characters or phenomena consistent with Star Trek lore.

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In the Star Trek episode "Journey to Babel,"

we learn that a young Spock had a pet sehlat with six-inch fangs.

In The Animated Series, Spock's pet sehlat

is seen for the first time. Its name is I-Chaya.

Captain Archer and T'Pol

also encounter a sehlat on Vulcan

in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "The Forge."

In "The Trouble with Tribbles"

some quickly multiplying furry creatures become a nuisance on the Enterprise.

In The Animated Series,

tribbles are genetically altered to reproduce at a slower rate

but grow fatter and larger.

Tribbles can briefly be seen in Star Trek Ill: The Search for Spock

when McCoy visits a bar on Earth.

After failed attempts to wipe out their race,

some tribbles were transported to Deep Space Nine.

Spock uses the Vulcan mind-meld technique

on a non-humanoid life form

in the Star Trek episode "The Devil in the Dark."

Spock mind-melds with another sentient non-humanoid

in The Animated Series.

In Star Trek: The Motion Picture Spock risks his life to mind-meld

with a sentient non-humanoid, V'Ger.

Holographic technology can be seen for the first time in The Animated Series

when the crew enters the ship's recreation room.

On Star Trek: The Next Generation,

the Enterprise-D's holodeck simulates limitless holographic environment.

Visitors to Deep Space Nine can rent holosuites

to create a variety of holographic simulation.

The U .S.S. Voyager's holodeck

also creates limitless simulated environments.

Kor is a legendary Klingon warrior

who seeks to take over the planet Organia

in the Star Trek episode "Errand of Mercy."

In The Animated Series, Kor and Captain Kirk

must team up to escape a time warp in outer space.

In the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Blood Oath"

Kor joins forces with fellow Klingon war heroes, Koloth and Kang,

to battle a notorious criminal.

In the Star Trek episode "The Cage," the Talosians turn Vina

into an Orion female to entice Captain Pike.

In The Animated Series,

the Enterprise crew meets an Orion female

while trapped on Elysia.

On Star Trek: Enterprise,

Captain Archer receives three Orion females

as compensation for negotiating with the Orion Syndicate.

Khan Noonien Singh's superhuman abilities

are the result of eugenic experimentation.

Singh and his group of eugenic warriors

appear again in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

In The Animated Series, eugenic experiments

fed to the creation of the giant, Dr. Keniclius Five.

In the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Borderland"

genetically altered supermen from the Eugenics Wars

hijack a Klingon ship.

In the Star Trek episode "The Deadly Years,"

members of Captain Kirk's crew begin to age rapidly

after exposure to a strange form of radiation.

In The Animated Series, rapid aging affects Kirk and his crew

after encountering a race of beautiful women.

On Star Trek: The Next Generation

Dr. Pulaski ages rapidly

after exposure to genetically engineered children.

In The Animated Series,

Captain Kirk says his middle name for the first time, Tiberius.

In Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country,

the Captain's middle name, Tiberius,

is heard when Kirk faces murder charges

in a Klingon courtroom.

In The Animated Series episode "How Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth,"

a Native American serves on board a Federation starship.

On Star Trek: Voyager Commander Chakotay

is a Native American sewing on board a Federation starship.