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The Mirror Universe

Continuum parallel to and co-existing with our own, but on another dimensional plane. Virtually everything in the mirror universe is duplicated, but in many cases is opposite in nature to its counterpart in our own universe. Captain Kirk and a few members from the Enterprise were thrust into this parallel existence after beaming during an ion storm, finding the mirror universe to be a brutally savage place. Spock's counterpart in the mirror universe believed his brutally oppressive government would inevitably spur a revolt, resulting in a terrible dark age. The mirror Spock indicated a willingness to help reform his government to possibly avert this sequence of events. "Mirror, Mirror" (TOS). Led by Spock (mirror), the Terran Empire embraced disarmament and peace, but this was, unfortunately, ill-timed and left the empire open to be conquered by the Alliance of Klingon and Cardassian forces. Terrans were reduced to slave status. A second contact with our universe occurred in 2370, when a runabout's warp-drive malfunction sent Deep Space 9 officers Kira and Bashir into the mirror universe by way of the Bajoran wormhole. Although Kira and Bashir soon returned home, they planted the seeds of human rebellion with potential freedom fighters on station Terok Nor (mirror). "Crossover". Benjamin Sisko (mirror) led the Terran resistance from a secret base in the Badlands. The mirror Sisko was killed in 2371 when his ship was destroyed by Cardassian forces. Terran forces quickly regrouped, however, under the leadership of Sisko's counterpart from our universe. This Benjamin Sisko visited the mirror universe long enough to convince Jennifer Sisko (mirror) to abandon work on a transpectral sensor array that would have made it impossible for Terran operatives to hide in the Badlands. "Through the Looking Glass". By 2372, the resistance had driven the Alliance from Terok Nor. Terrans at the station built a powerful new ship, the Defiant (mirror) that they used in their fight. "Shattered Mirror", "Resurrection".

 

Odo (mirror); In the mirror universe, supervisor of the ore-processing center on Terok Nor (mirror). This Odo was killed by Dr. Julian Bashir in 2370, when Bashir escaped back to his own universe. "Crossover".

 

Quark (mirror); In the mirror universe, proprietor of the bar at Terok Nor (mirror). Quark illegally helped Terran slaves find passage off the station. Unfortunately, his activities were discovered, and he was executed in 2370. "Crossover". After this Quark was killed, the mirror Rom inherited the bar at Terok Nor. When Rom was killed a year later, Nog became the owner. "Shattered Mirror".

 

Nog (mirror); After Quark (mirror) and Rom (mirror) were killed by the Alliance, Nog (mirror) became the owner of the bar on Terok Nor (mirror). Nog (mirror) helped Kira Nerys (mirror) escape from Terran resistance captivity in 2372, but she killed him when she realized that he knew her intended escape destination. "Shattered Mirror".

Rom (mirror); Hardened, heavily armed professional soldier and member of the Terran rebellion in the mirror universe. In this reality, Garak (mirror) tortured Rom until he revealed Benjamin Sisko's plan to get Jennifer Sisko (mirror) away from Terok Nor (mirror). Garak (mirror) then killed the mirror Rom. "Through the Looking Glass".

 

Bareil Antos (mirror); Petty thief and con man in the mirror universe. He was very different from his counterpart in our universe, the noted Bajoran cleric. The mirror Bareil was once involved with a woman named Lisea (mirror), whom he met at an Ilvian pleasure center. The two were together for five years until a drunken Cardassian soldier killed her. In 2374, as part of a plan with Kira Nerys (mirror), he entered our universe to steal a Bajoran Orb. He fell for Kira Nerys of our universe, who persuaded him to abandon his plan and return to his universe without the Orb. "Resurrection".

 

Kira Nerys (mirror); In the mirror universe, the Intendant of station Terok Nor (mirror) and the Bajor Sector. This position gave her a great deal of power, which she used to satisfy her considerable appetites. In 2370, Kira was confronted with a visit from her counterpart from our universe. She attempted to use Kira Nerys's presence to her advantage, and was surprised when her double refused to cooperate. She regretted the escape of several Terrans, including Benjamin Sisko (mirror) and Miles O'Brien (mirror) from Terok Nor in the incident. "Crossover". The mirror Kira faced the mirror O'Brien and other members of the Terran resistance again the following year when Jennifer Sisko (mirror) was on the verge of finishing a transpectral sensor array. "Through the Looking Glass". After the Terran resistance captured Terok Nor (mirror), Kira (mirror) was held prisoner on the station. Julian Bashir (mirror) tortured her with an agonizer. She escaped captivity with the help of Nog (mirror). Before escaping to Bajor, she killed Nog (mirror) and Jennifer Sisko (mirror). "Shattered Mirror". In 2374, the mirror Kira devised a plan with the mirror version of Bareil Antos to steal one of the Bajoran Orbs from our universe. The mirror Kira became jealous when the mirror Bareil became attracted to her counterpart in our universe, and was further angered when the mirror Bareil abandoned their plan. Both individuals subsequently returned to the mirror universe. "Resurrection".

 

Jadzia Dax (mirror); Mirror universe counterpart to Jadzia Dax. This Dax was an aggressive leader of the Terran rebellion. She was also the lover of Benjamin Sisko (mirror). "Through the Looking Glass".

 

Jennifer Sisko (mirror); Mirror universe counterpart to Jennifer Sisko. This Jennifer did not die in the battle of Wolf 359, but instead continued her work as a scientist. She worked for the Alliance of the Cardassians and Klingons, trying to develop a transpectral sensor array that would enable the Alliance to find the Terran resistance in the Badlands. Professor Jennifer Sisko (mirror), who came from a privileged Terran family, believed her work for the Alliance would help prevent further loss of human life by ending the rebellion, which she believed to be futile. She and her husband, Benjamin Sisko (mirror), separated in 2366. In 2371, Benjamin Sisko from our universe persuaded the mirror Jennifer Sisko to join the rebellion and abandon development of the sensor array. "Through the Looking Glass". In 2372, Jennifer Sisko (mirror) abducted Jake Sisko, a ploy to persuade this universe's Benjamin Sisko to return to the mirror universe to help the Terran resistance complete the Starship Defiant (mirror) in time to fend off an impending attack by Alliance forces. While she was trying to get Jake safely back to his own universe, the mirror Jennifer Sisko was shot and mortally wounded by Kira Nerys (mirror). At her deathbed, Benjamin and Jake Sisko again wept for a woman named Jennifer. "Shattered Mirror".

Benjamin Sisko (mirror); (Avery Brooks). In the mirror universe, a Terran who served under the direct command of the Intendant of Terok Nor (mirror). Sisko commanded an Alliance ship, exacting duties from ships that traversed the Bajoran (mirror) sector, and returning those tributes to the Intendant. Sisko attributed his privileged Terran status to the fact that he "amused" the Intendant, but he knew he was still a slave. In 2370, he was persuaded by the presence of Kira Nerys and Julian Bashir to abandon his favored post and flee Alliance control to fight for human freedom. "Crossover". The mirror Sisko became a leader of the Terran resistance against the Alliance. His abrasive personality offended many of his fellow rebels, as it had, in 2366, alienated his wife, Jennifer Sisko (mirror). Benjamin Sisko (mirror) was killed in 2371 when his ship was attacked by Cardassian forces while Sisko was on a mission to persuade his ex-wife to abandon scientific work that she was doing for the Alliance. "Through the Looking Glass".

 

Julian Bashir (mirror); In the mirror universe, Julian Bashir resided on station Terok Nor (mirror), and was an argumentative member of the Terran resistance. "Crossover", "Through the Looking Glass". By 2372, Bashir (mirror) had become a captain in the resistance, and as pilot of a Rebel raider ship, he helped fend off an Alliance fleet that threatened the rebel-held Terok Nor (mirror). "Shattered Mirror".

 

 

Garak (mirror); In the mirror universe, first officer of station Terok Nor in 2370. "Crossover". In 2371, this Garak tortured and killed Rom (mirror) after Rom revealed a Terran rebellion plan to get Jennifer Sisko (mirror) away from Terok Nor (mirror). "Through the Looking Glass".

 

Worf (mirror); The mirror universe Worf was Regent and leader of the Alliance of Cardassian and Klingon military forces. In 2372, he commanded an Alliance battle fleet on a mission to retake station Terok Nor (mirror) from the Terran resistance. The Defiant (mirror), commanded by this universe's Captain Benjamin Sisko, successfully engaged the Alliance fleet with the help of a Rebel raider ship commanded by Julian Bashir (mirror). Rather than risk destruction, Worf (mirror) ordered the Alliance fleet home. "Shattered Mirror".

Miles O'Brien (mirror); In the mirror universe, a Terran conscript who served on station Terok Nor. O'Brien held a theta designation, and in that capacity served as a repair technician for the mining equipment on the station. This O'Brien helped engineer the escape of Major Kira Nerys and Dr. Julian Bashir from the station in 2370. O'Brien escaped in the company of Benjamin Sisko (mirror), and the two began the difficult fight to regain human freedom in the mirror universe. Sisko insisted on calling him 'Smiley.' "Crossover". After Benjamin Sisko (mirror) was killed in 2371, the mirror O'Brien used a reconfigured transporter to abduct Commander Benjamin Sisko from the alternate (our) universe to complete the mirror Sisko's last mission. "Through the Looking Glass". While in our universe this O'Brien also downloaded technical information from the computer at Deep Space 9. These data permitted Terrans at Terok Nor to construct a copy of the Starship Defiant The new Defiant (mirror) proved to be a powerful weapon for the Terran resistance. "Shattered Mirror".

Tuvok (mirror); Mirror universe counterpart to Tuvok. The mirror Tuvok was not lost aboard the Starship Voyager. Instead, he became a member of the Terran resistance, fighting against the oppressive Alliance of the Klingon Empire and the Cardassian Union. "Through the Looking Glass".