10 MORE Star Trek Villains Who Killed The Most
These are the folks who scored the highest in Star Trek - in the absolute worst way possible.
Being a Star Trek villain is a double-edged sword, and even more so if you're a villain who appears in the films. Robert O'Reilly once joked that when he discovered the Duras Sisters were to be the antagonists in Star Trek: Generations, he breathed a sigh of relief - knowing that he would survive for another day.
To really stand out as a Trek, one needs to make their mark on history. Oh, there are simple ways to do this - killing a main character would help. Having said that, you won't see Armus anywhere on this list, because we're doubling down here. Yes, that oily b*stard did off Tasha Yar, but that's the only character we ever saw him kill. Here, it's all about the kill count, and who scores the highest.
Gear up your notepads and pens, get those calculators out, and join us as we count down the rather grim task of discovering which villains deserve their all-time positions on the pantheon of Trek monsters, and which were simply trying their best to get some attention.
Looking at you, Slick Boy.
10. Kor
Perhaps a controversial inclusion here, but one must remember that Klingons are, by and large, a warrior race. Kor's introduction in Errand Of Mercy depicts him as a brutal overseer and tyrant. This was in keeping with the description of Klingon as a whole. It was only when Deep Space Nine's Blood Oath came around that the audience saw the softer side of John Colicos' portrayal.
Kor arrives as a subjugator on Organia, bringing with him five hundred of his troops. Unknown to him is that both Kirk and Spock are on the planet, posing as traders, who proceed to wage a guerilla war against the occupiers.
Kor, in response to this, seemingly has two hundred Organians put to death. Here's where the controversy arises - technically, Kor only gave the order. But even more than this - no one actually died.
So, what the heck is Kor doing on this list then? Well, the simple fact is this - the Klingon Empire was one of the most brutal organizations of the 23rd and 24th centuries, to say the least. Kor, in being the first Klingon that the audience met on-screen - ordering a mass execution, no less - becomes the figurehead for this organization.
At least he died saving lives, so there are some hero points for that.