Whereas no different “Star Trek” character can contact Kevin Uxbridge on this entrance, he isn’t the one entity within the franchise with loads of blood on his palms. Regardless of his harmful nature, Kevin is not a villain within the strictest sense of the time period — if solely as a result of his crime is so advanced and big that Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) primarily backs away from the state of affairs, leaves Kevin to his personal gadgets, and information a log that advises the listener to do the identical.
Because the tragic, disgraced Douwd is on a stage of his personal, this leaves Eric Bana’s Nero as probably the most harmful “Star Trek” villain. Not solely does the Romulan antagonist in J.J. Abrams’ 2009 “Star Trek” film create a whole new “Star Trek” Kelvin timeline, however as a result of he destroys the planet Vulcan, his kill depend is round six billion victims.
One other antagonistic character whose kill depend is within the billions is the clever and omnicidal house probe Nomad MK-15c, which kills 4 billion Malurians earlier than “Star Trek” Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner) and his crew handle to cease it within the authentic present’s Season 2, Episode 3, “The Changeling.”