Star Trek: The Last Starship #11 - Captain Kirk's Final Fight Begins In the penultimate chapter of Star Trek: The Last Starship, Captain James T. Kirk prepares for his final battle against the Emerald Chain. Resurrected in the 30th century, Kirk aims to save the Federation from collapse, but his renegade Borg allies prove treacherous. As he sits down with Admiral Sato to discuss the impending war, the fate of the galaxy hangs in the balance. Warning: contains potential spoilers for Star Trek: The Last Starship #11! Captain Kirk's final fight begins in the penultimate chapter of Star Trek's epic new series. For the past year, fans have been thrilled by the return of Captain James T. Kirk in IDW Publishing's Star Trek: The Last Starship. Now, as The Last Starship barrels towards its conclusion, Kirk's final fight to save the Federation begins. Launched in late 2025, Star Trek: The Last Starship takes Captain Kirk from the 23rd to the 30th century.Set right after the "Burn" laid waste to the galaxy, The Last Starship follows Kirk as he is resurrected in the 30th century, to serve as a rallying point in the wake of the total collapse of galactic civilization. However, as the saying goes, the road to Hell is paved with good intentions, and the renegade Borg who brought Kirk back learns this.The Last Starship scribes Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly have written a large number of Star Trek comics for IDW. The Last Starship's previous issue, 10, saw Kirk and Admiral Sato declare a temporary truce in their dealings with the Emerald Chain. Kirk is ready to go to war with the Chain, a fight Starfleet cannot afford to lose. Sato wishes to talk sense into the Starfleet legend, and issue ten concludes with the two sitting down to talk.Yet words may not be enough, and the galaxy just might plunge into chaos. ScreenRant.com | Starfleet Dispatch Interactive Quiz ScreenRant/ Sci-Fi/ Star Trek/ Trivia Stardate 47988.1 · Crew Assessment The Final Frontier Trivia Challenge 🚀ShipsEnterprise! ⭐CrewMake it so ☠EnemiesResistance is… ⚡TechWarp speed! 📖LoreLive long… ENGAGE → QUESTION 1 / 8SHIPS 01 The USS Enterprise is the most iconic starship in science fiction.What is the registry number of Captain Kirk's original Enterprise from The Original Series? ANCC-1701-D BNX-01 CNCC-1701 DNCC-74656 ✓ Correct! NCC-1701 is the registry of Kirk's original Constitution-class Enterprise. The "-D" suffix belongs to Picard's Galaxy-class ship, NX-01 is Archer's Enterprise, and NCC-74656 is Voyager.✗ Red alert! The answer is NCC-1701. Kirk's original Constitution-class Enterprise carried this now-legendary registry. NCC-1701-D is Picard's Enterprise from TNG, NX-01 is Captain Archer's, and NCC-74656 belongs to Voyager.NEXT → QUESTION 2 / 8CREW 02 Kirk's most trusted officer is a half-human, half-Vulcan science officer famous for his logic and iconic salute. Who is this legendary character? AData BSpock CTuvok DSarek ✓ Correct! Mr. Spock, played by Leonard Nimoy, is the half-Vulcan science officer whose "Live long and prosper" salute became a cultural icon.His struggle between logic and emotion defines the heart of the Original Series. ✗ Red alert! The answer is Spock. Data is an android from TNG, Tuvok is Voyager's Vulcan tactical officer, and Sarek is Spock's Vulcan father.Only Spock is the half-human, half-Vulcan first officer of Kirk's Enterprise. NEXT → QUESTION 3 / 8STARFLEET LAW 03 Starfleet's most important regulation forbids interference with the natural development of alien civilizations. What is this guiding principle called? AThe Temporal Accord BGeneral Order One CThe Omega Directive DThe Prime Directive ✓ Correct!The Prime Directive (also known as General Order 1) is Starfleet's most sacred law. It prohibits interfering with less-developed civilizations - though Kirk, Picard, and Janeway have all famously bent or broken it when lives were at stake. ✗ Red alert! The answer is the Prime Directive.While "General Order One" is technically another name for it, the Prime Directive is the universally known term. The Omega Directive and Temporal Accord are separate, more specialized Starfleet protocols.NEXT → QUESTION 4 / 8ENEMIES 04 "Resistance is futile." This chilling declaration belongs to a cybernetic collective that assimilates entire civilizations into its hive mind. What is this fearsome species called? AThe Borg BThe Dominion CThe Romulans DSpecies 8472 ✓ Correct! The Borg are Star Trek's most terrifying villains - a hive-mind collective that forcibly assimilates species and technology.Captain Picard was famously assimilated and transformed into Locutus in the landmark TNG episode "The Best of Both Worlds." ✗ Red alert! The answer is the Borg. The Dominion is the Gamma Quadrant empire from DS9, the Romulans are a rival empire, and Species 8472 is actually one of the few species that the Borg themselves fear. Only the Borg declare "Resistance is futile." NEXT → QUESTION 5 / 8CAST 05 Captain Jean-Luc Picard commands the Enterprise-D in The Next Generation and later received his own series, Star Trek: Picard. Which acclaimed actor portrays him? AWilliam Shatner BAvery Brooks CPatrick Stewart DScott Bakula ✓ Correct! Sir Patrick Stewart brought gravitas, Shakespeare, and Earl Grey tea to the captain's chair for seven seasons of TNG, four films, and three seasons of Star Trek: Picard. His "Make it so" is one of TV's most iconic catchphrases