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STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES - NOVEMBER 10, 2025 - SPIRK MEME

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A little mind meld doodle. The aura was inspired by ACNH.

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Lon Suder & Tuvok during their private sessions~

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I’ve just been informed of an obscure minor Marvel villain who showed up once in the 90s and never again named Mindmeld who’s highly theorized as being transfem, and I think I’m in love holy shit

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Happy TDOV to me!

In honor of TDOV here are 9 icons of Mindmeld, a trans woman character from X-Force V1 #62. This character belongs to Marvel comics.

Writer: John Dokes Artists: Kevin Lau, Adam Pollina

Please share, like, spread these icons if you wish to, and especially if you plan to use.

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Day 10: Mindmeld for Spirktober 2022  

Thanks again to @blairamok for the prompts!

Other Spirktober 2022 prompts:

Day 1: Hands

Day 2: Sparring

Day 3: Away Mission

Day 4: Underwater

Day 5: Chess  

Day 6: Rank Swap

Day 7: Dancing

Day 8: Shore Leave

Day 9: Regency AU

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Spirktober 2022: Drabble Writing Challenge

Link to original post: https://at.tumblr.com/blairamok/made-a-spirktober-prompt-list-feel-free-to-join/z294y5s90nw4

Day Ten: Mindmeld

Sometimes Jim forgot Spock was an alien. 

“Meld with me.” Spock’s voice was husky. They’d been kissing, hands slid up uniform tunics. 

“You’re sure?” Jim swallowed. Spock gave a barely-there smile.   “Yes, please Jim…” Jim’s heart skipped a beat. In the red lighting Spock appeared utterly alien; the curve of his ears and flared eyebrows were not human. Fear shot up his spine as Spock’s fingers made contact - he felt something in his mind…yet the presence was not unwelcome. As he relaxed the presence shifted - it felt like desire - Jim kissed his first officer, the sensation reverberating through the meld.

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The needs of these few: The best Vulcans in Star Trek

By Ames

[Updated 1/28/24 to include how awesome Mestral is!]

Get ready for some logic puzzles as A Star to Steer Her By asks the most complicated riddle there is: who are our favorite Vulcan characters across all of Star Trek? When these green-blooded brain boxes show up, you know things are about to get real, smart, and often a little too sarcastic for their own good. We’ve said it before: the one emotion Vulcans are allowed to display is smug.

So put on your pointed ears, arch your eyebrow a little bit, pick up the nearest lirpa, and follow along with the rationality of our top Vulcans below and on this week’s podcast episode (discussion starts at 57:15). Things are about to get fascinating.

[images © CBS/Paramount] 

Ames – Logic was made to be broken

Tuvok

Mestral

Valeris

Edit 1/28/24: I’m swapping in Mestral now that we’ve watched some more Enterprise and I just love this guy! Sorry, Mirror Spock. For my list, I’ve gravitated towards characters just doing what they think is right in very very different ways. They manage to bend the logic for whatever situation they’re in, by adhering to their rational beliefs on the long journey home from the Delta Quadrant by, by adapting to life among humans when a crash landing forces their hand, and finally by scheming against the Klingons in a very elaborate plot that, hey, made sense at the time!

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Chris – Tri-dimensional chess tournament

Spock (TOS)

Tuvok

Sybok

Chris’s picks are only logical: they’re some of the most three-dimensional Vulcans of the franchise who were really paramount in defining what the logical race was all about. We obviously see this in our very first Vulcan who wrote the book on the subject (several times), also in the consistent and complex Vulcan who sticks to every nuance of his character even while 70 years away from home, and even in the rebellious and emotional Vulcan who reminds us of their roots. Check mate.

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Caitlin – The Vulcan “How You Doin’?”

Sybok

Sarek (DIS)

Tuvok

We’ll see in Caitlin’s picks three Vulcans who have been and always will be our friends. These are characters who will go the distance for their friends and family, whether that may be by inviting them into his mostly well-meaning cult and taking their pain away, by taking in a ward whose parents were killed and teaching her the real Vulcan Hello, or by putting up with Neelix even when he’s been cooking up a storm all day. Now that’s what I call the needs of the many!

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Jake – You say you want a revolution

Sarek (TOS/TNG)

T’Pau (ENT)

Mirror Spock

Jake’s favorite Vulcans are cornerstones of their societies, paving the way quite literally for those who come after them. We’ll start off with the literal father of Star Trek Vulcans whose marriage to a human woman formed the whole basis for the show, move along to a woman who proves to be pivotal in Vulcan history and a badass to boot, and round things off in the mirror universe with a Vulcan captain able to see his dimension for what it is and make strides to change it!

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Well this has gone pon farr enough! That’s enough logic for today, so make sure you join us next week for more of our favorites of all the alien races across Star Trek. You should also keep up with our voyage through Voyager on SoundCloud, mindmeld with us on Facebook and Twitter, and live long and prosper!