Possession
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- For the the Pocket TNG novel, please see Possession (novel).
Possession was a term to describe someone or something having control over the body of another. While this normally had a negative connotation, not all possessions were the result of a malicious intent.
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Anaphasic lifeform
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Anaphasic lifeform (TNG: "Sub Rosa")
BorgEdit
Data transferEdit
D'ArsayEdit
IlariEdit
An Ilari rebel named Tieran was able to possess Kes for a brief period in 2373. (VOY: "Warlord")
Life-energy transferEdit
Mind meldEdit
Neural parasites Edit
Neural parasite (24th century) (TNG: "Conspiracy")
OrganianEdit
At least two Organian observers possessed members of the crew on Enterprisse NX-01 in 2154. (ENT: "Observer Effect")
PaxanEdit
A paxan was able to possess Deanna Troi while the Enterprise-D was in orbit of their planet in 2367. (TNG: "Clues")
The Prophets and the Pah-wraithEdit
DS9: "The Reckoning", "Tears of the Prophets", "What You Leave Behind"
Sargon's speciesEdit
Selected DNA exchangeEdit
An unknown lifeform was able to use selected DNA exchanges to possess the DNA of humanoid lifeforms in 2374. Several exchanges took place before it was captured. (VOY: "Vis à Vis")
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TrillEdit
Some Trill completely take over the host body, a full possession unlike the "blending" seen in other Trill. (TNG: "The Host") The rite of zhian'tara overseen by a Guardian allows for the past lives of the symbiont to possess a volunteer host for a short time. (DS9: "Facets") The Rite of Emergence allows a host to bring forth the personality and memories of a previous host, so the two personalities can interact. (DS9: "Field of Fire")
Ux-MalEdit
Three disembodied criminals possessed members of the crew of the Enterprise-D on the moon Mab-Bu VI in an escape attempt in 2368. (TNG: "Power Play")
WispEdit
Wisp. Crossing. (ENT: "The Crossing")
