Its called strength.

hmmm and the old was 10 times more i think . hive serve queens, of course there are multiple queens, Locutus was a queens choice of dna towards her collective.i think collectives operate independently from one another,this queen hasnt found the king yet. but sadly in this day and age no human knows what a king or a queen is so maybe that blond woman is this queens king dna.do males live after fertilisation in hives .hell no...... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h9eHe7Zzs9u3f5c.html

@@johnwhorfin5150 that's fine. Everyone's entitled to his/her own opinion

Resistance is futile

@@julesjones2442 so true

"Do not provoke the Borg!"

@Billy William Then like a god, spit out all the nanites and chuckle.

@Billy William I get what you're saying, but I think the Borg would have a better time assimilating Dr. Manhattan. A cool twist is that they assimilate The Traveler, or Westley Crusher as a Traveler. Seeing time both forwards and backwards, I think Q, as I imagine the character to be, has transcended anyone's ability to be assimilated.

Kim

The implication is that 7 of 9 was being groomed to become a Borg Queen and hence allowed to remain independent on Voyager.

@@johnwang9914 not at all. The Borg Queens are from a special telepathic race

Can one of you guys explain to me the context of this scene? Is the Borg Queen actually right when she says the hive is dead? What happened? She reminds me of like a female anthromorphic overmind. Or even kerrigan. From Starcraft obviously.

You just need to lobotomize yourself, like the writers were, then it will all make sense.

I don’t think so, probably disconnected the hive mind from the queen by capturing it. I would imagine they paralysed the drones like they do with bees. Once the queen is captured it would be relatively easy to destroy the rest.

Correct. And then the idea of "Locutus" made it a complete joke.