Khan Noonien Singh (Q23031)

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fictional character from Star Trek
  • Khan
  • John Harrison
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Khan Noonien Singh
fictional character from Star Trek
  • Khan
  • John Harrison

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instance of
television character
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film character
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literary character
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Augment
1 reference
stated in
The Star Trek Encyclopedia
page(s)
152
quotation
Genetically engineered human who attempted to gain control of the entire planet Earth in the 1990s during the Eugenics Wars. (English)
sex or gender
male
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given name
Khan
series ordinal
1
1 reference
stated in
The Star Trek Encyclopedia
page(s)
152
quotation
Khan. (Ricardo Montalban). Aka Khan Noonien Singh. (English)
Noonien
series ordinal
2
1 reference
stated in
The Star Trek Encyclopedia
page(s)
152
quotation
Khan. (Ricardo Montalban). Aka Khan Noonien Singh. (English)
family name
Singh
1 reference
stated in
The Star Trek Encyclopedia
page(s)
152
quotation
Khan. (Ricardo Montalban). Aka Khan Noonien Singh. (English)
date of birth
1960s
sourcing circumstances
approximation
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek Fact Files
issue
7
page(s)
9
chapter
File 44, Card 2
quotation
BORN: Unknown, circa 1960s (English)
occupation
warlord
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tyrant
1 reference
stated in
The Star Trek Encyclopedia
page(s)
152
quotation
He was the last of the tyrants to be overthrown. (English)
religion or worldview
Sikhism
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
12
quotation
A Sikh from northern India, little is definitively known about his early years, only that he eventually seized control of several nations in 1992. (English)
hair color
black hair
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white hair
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sexual orientation
heterosexuality
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
15
quotation
He has super intelligence, super strength. He loves this woman in a superhuman way and this tiny insect gets into her mind and she dies. (English)
military rank
commander
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member of
Augment
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political ideology
world domination
1 reference
stated in
The Star Trek Encyclopedia
page(s)
152
quotation
Genetically engineered human who attempted to gain control of the entire planet Earth in the 1990s during the Eugenics Wars. (English)
present in work
Last Full Measure
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The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
30
quotation
The Eugenics Wars novels changed all that, creating a back-story for Khan whilst thrillingly weaving in real world events. John de Gruyther talks with author Greg Cox about the enigmatic Gary Seven – and feeling sorry for Khan… (English)
Federation
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The Wrath of Khan
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Arena
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Khan
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
29
quotation
IDW’s five-part “Khan” mini-series, written by Mike Johnson, reveals the secrets of Khan’s early life, and the events surrounding his arrival in J.J.Abrams’ alternate reality. And yes, it involves the kind of nifty, appearance-altering surgery and vocal modulation familiar from bombastic Nicholas Cage/John Travolta movie “Face-Off.” (English)
Federation – The First 150 Years
1 reference
reference URL
https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Federation:_The_First_150_Years?oldid=678396#Characters
title
Federation: The First 150 Years | Memory Beta, non-canon Star Trek Wiki | Fandom (English)
section, verse, paragraph, or clause
Characters
The Star Trek Book
1 reference
reference URL
https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/The_Star_Trek_Book?oldid=757770#Characters
title
The Star Trek Book | Memory Beta, non-canon Star Trek Wiki | Fandom (English)
section, verse, paragraph, or clause
Characters
superhuman feature or ability
superhuman strength
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
15
quotation
He has super intelligence, super strength. He loves this woman in a superhuman way and this tiny insect gets into her mind and she dies. (English)
superhuman speed
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healing factor
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superhuman durability
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Supernatural Intelligence
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
15
quotation
He has super intelligence, super strength. He loves this woman in a superhuman way and this tiny insect gets into her mind and she dies. (English)
enemy
James T. Kirk
2 references
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
12
quotation
Khan Noonien Singh is possibly Kirk’s most infamous foe. (English)
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
14
quotation
His obsessive hatred of Kirk dooms even his own devoted followers; despite the prudent advice of his trusted lieutenant Joachim, Khan cannot resist tossing the hijacked Reliant into a catastrophic final battle with the Enterprise. (English)
Spock
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media franchise
Star Trek
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personality trait of fictional character
narcissism
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ruthlessness
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vengefulness
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
15
quotation
He lives for revenge, not for himself but for his wife. (English)
arrogance
1 reference
stated in
Star Trek: Villains
page(s)
12
quotation
That Khan is arrogant and commanding, convinced of his own demonstrable superiority over lesser humans, but not a monster or madman. (English)

Identifiers

Comic Vine ID
4005-61065
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DataTrek ID
Q4993
1 reference
reference URL
https://data.wikitrek.org/wiki/Item:Q4993
title
Khan Noonien Singh - DataTrek (Italian)
retrieved
2 July 2023
Giant Bomb ID
3005-32659
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startrek.com Database ID
database_article/singh
subject named as
Khan Noonien Singh
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database_article/singh-kelvin
subject named as
Khan Noonien Singh (Kelvin Timeline)
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