Goa'uld

I think this was a really smart move on the part of the producers and writers. Though it could have been because the actor didn't want to be a part of the project long term, killing off a main character in one of the first episodes made the viewers feel as if there is no "plot armor" for any of the characters. At least for a while, none of the characters felt safe and we never knew if they were going to make it or not. Other thoughts?

Z’Karrians:

Z’Karrians are from a planet called Z’Karr in the Pegasus Galaxy where there is a vast variety of plants and animals along with 2 main races of Humanoids. One Humanoid race originated on Z’Karr; they were known as Z’Karrian Atols (Atol singular means: first) and Z’Karrian Humans from when Humans were placed on Z’Karr who took on the name of the Z’Karrians minus Atol replaced with Human. The Atols were a primitive race with limited mental capacity, thick hair over 60 percent of their naturally muscular bodies, yellow goat like eyes, Gazelle like horns, pointed ears, Tusks, and tan skin or black skin signifying race. Their hair is colored like the full range of Human colors and they include hot pink, white and purple. Both races of Atols can have any of the Human hair colors including white but the tan skinned Atols usually are the only ones that can have hot pink colored hair while the black skinned ones can have the purple hair. The Atols also have 4 claw tipped fingers and a thumb on each hand and they discovered that they could have children with the Human population which created a few sub races on Z’Karr.

The Z’Karrian Humans cultivated a plant that once grew vastly on Z’Karr called a Gim’Cha berry now it can mostly be found growing inside Human labs and private gardens. The Gim’Cha berry can still be found growing in the wild in secluded out of the way locations and are sometimes cultivated by the Atols. One Gim’Cha berry, when ingested, temporarily changed the chemistry of the body and 5 egg like globules fall out of the mouth. Four of the globules grow into randomized versions of what ingested the Gim’Cha berry with a complete copy of the host’s knowledge while the 5th globule grow into an exact copy of the host with no genetic differences from the original. The Gim’Cha planet was almost killed out by the Atols but the Humans began to grow them inside of their dwellings and some went out to distant locations to transplant them back in the wild. Some of the Humans used the stargate to transplant Gim’Cha berries on other planets.

A few years later:

The Asgard Loki moved to the Pegasus Galaxy after the Supreme Commander Thor punished him when the SG1 team caught him and reported Loki for cloning Colonel O’Neill. Loki ended up building a base on one of the moons of K’Zarr where he continued his cloning experiments on th K’Zarrian people (both Atols and Humans). He learned about the Gim’Cha berries and he began to cultivating them at his moon base. At one point he ingested a Gim’Cha berry then 4 genetically randomized Asguardians with his complete knowledge and 1 identical genetic twin with a copy of his mind grew after the 5 globules came out of his mouth. His DNA returned to normal with all of his scars and injuries healed as the only side effect.

The 4 new Asgards from Loki were 2 males who took the Names of: Segert and Ivar and the 2 new females became: Lagitha and Ingrid. The new Loki became Lothar even though he and the 1st Loki were both equal and original without any genetic deviation or fading. They both had the same mind, not just having the same knowledge so they worked together better than the other 4 Asgards that came from him who just had the same knowledge.

The 6 Asgards worked together and created a new plant. They used the Gim’Cha plant as the baseline DNA, added some alterations and then they called it a Lo’Cha plant. The Lo’Cha plant was very similar to the Gim’Cha berry in that it made whatever ate one of its berries, it made that individual (animal or person) regurgitate 5 globules. The difference was that when they ate one Lo’Cha berry, the globules don’t automatically grow into adulthood until they are activated by another’s DNA. This made hybrids between the previous host and the newly added DNA. Lothar volunteered to be the 1st test subject and he ate a Lo’Cha berry. His body didn’t react to the berry for 3 minutes and soon he regurgitated 5 globules that stayed still like they were in stasis. Loki gathered up the globules which now developed kind of a shell and he moved them to the medical room. There was a clone of Colonel O’Neill strapped to a medical bed and put one of the Lo’Cha eggs (a globule with a shell) on O’Neill’s bare stomach.

The egg softened back up and bonded to his stomach. It restored O’Neil’s DNA back to his original without any variation or on injuries left then it rolled off his stomach with a stretchy rubbery substance trailing behind it which was still connected to O’Neill. The egg divided and the 2 grew into adult Human/Asgard Hybrids. One was a female and the other hybrid was a new copy of Colonel O’Neill.

The female hybrid became: Elsa (pictured above)

Colonel O’Neill hybrid (pictured above)

The Colonel O’Neill hybrid released the Colonel O’Neill clone and took Elsa with them to the surface of K’Zarr with a couple stolen Lo’Cha and Gim’Cha plants. Elsa had the knowledge of Loki (from Lothar) so she knew a lot of stargate addresses and she dialed up a far away planet. Once at the new planet the 3 quickly dialed New Athos so that Loki and his Asgards couldn’t follow them. They called Atlantis and informed them of the situation. Colonel Sheppard and his team went to New Athos to meet Colonel O’Neill.

While Colonel O’Neill and Colonel Sheppard were talking While Rodney McKay ate a couple Lo’Cha berries before Elsa could stop him. Soon Rodney choked up 10 globules that hardened into eggs then all of them were gathered and put into a storage container.

Normally I wouldn't touch this type of game, however recently something just happened, people started talking about this new device called the steam deck, this steam deck device I am actually personally excited about, because I have games like this timekeepers game being developed for Stargate that should play well for this type of gaming device.

A little while ago I purchased a game called Homeworld off of steam, well I tried to play the game but I am a person who cannot stand using keyboard and mouse and I thought at the time that all I needed to do was to use a controller software and just create my own bindings, well long story short that didn't pan out as good as I thought it would, now with steam's steam deck I believe that problem will be a thing of the past, anyway I got that game because I saw someone on YouTube playing some mods that had Stargate stuff in them, I actually bought the game because it had a mod that I would have liked to enjoy for Stargate.

So when this Stargate timekeepers game comes out, I will be excited to try it out with the steam deck, right now the steam deck doesn't function with every single game and the entire network of steam, but given enough time and updates, that device will get over the years and possibly even by the time this Stargate timekeepers game comes out, I believe it'll be a better experience.

Anyway what will you guys do when this game comes out?

What Happen to Ra's Galactic Territory after the Death of Ra?

Did both Ra's brother Apophis and son Heru'ur fight a brutal fight over Ra's Territory. Is it something like this Fan made Goa'uld Empire internal territories bounties'?

Going back in time within the story here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhdpbq7mE5A

So Anubis wanted to do the same thing the Alterans did, except that he wanted to murder an entire galaxy using the Dakara weapon for his own reasons.

It seems illogical to make this decision at first glance, so what could have been his possible motive, other than him being an evil goa'uld with a black and white personality?

I can only speculate it's something he's learned through the Alterans during his time with the ascended Others and what he needs to do in order to maintain his foothold of the galaxy.

from what i understand, Anubis knows nothing about the Ori, but at the same time it's possible that he does know about them and how they maintained their power by using people as worshippers, it could be that he was going to use it as a possible bargaining chip for the Ori and take out the Others along the way and then use the Dakara platform to repopulate the galaxy as the Dakara device has been known to be capable of and using the new population to gain his ascended power like the Ori do.

Or perhaps he was planning to recreate the circumstances of how the Ori came to power and create his own rule and priors to overthrow the Others.

The originally planned video game of Stargate Alliance was supposed to be a continuation of Anubis's story within the show, without knowing what that story was about, it's possible that this was one of the routes that the show was going to provide in the form of a video game.

Also, what was the purpose of Anubis's clone body of himself, named Khalek? is it possible to clone yourself to worship yourself i wonder? it sounds silly, but it's a possible outcome right?

Khalek was created with abilities almost identical to the Prior's of the Ori, so it's possible this could have been the motivation in why this clone of himself was created.

What do we know of Anubis? he clones his own Jaffa army in the form of Kull Warriors to only serve him through his Queen's design, these warriors are programed by the Queen to serve Anubis, so it's possible that they can also be programmed to worship him as well.

While Anubis is speaking to Ba'al

"First i will retake Dakara, then I will destroy every living thing in the galaxy, including you, all at once"

"You have no way of knowing what is necessary, and what is not in My Grand design" Anubis.

But of course we don't get this information in the show's story, but this is what i think of Anubis's possible motives, what do you guys think on this part of the story?

Hey, so i have a question that's been bugging me since 2 minutes ago. Since Ra was ruling earth during the era of ancient egypt, what was the position of pharaoh? Did i miss something in the show? Or did Ra get overthrown before ancient egypt in our history books?

There is a misinterpretation on the concept of step children.

I have seen here and there. Where Shifu is referred to as Daniel's stepson, that's incorrect as Shifu was the son of Sha're, and of the host of the Goa'uld Apophis.

Had Sha're not died, that would be correct to refer Shifu as Daniel's stepson.

Although, since she has died, making the marriage dissolved, as Daniel is not the biological or adoptive parent. To which It's inaccurate to refer Shifu as the stepson, instead of Sha're's son.

If you want to listen to a couple of great subtle Stargate soundtracks, listen to these.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LNRRBkjAZRE

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jBZEfxoUdJM

They both go great while reading stargate novels or fanfictions.

If the Ori had taken over the Goa’uld empire, what would they be called?......The Ori’uld 😂😂😂

Is the word "Goa'uld" just a screenwriter's fancy expansion of the term "god"? I mean, it feels like some producer may have wanted to avoid pissing off his minister on a Sunday, so they added four characters to the word 'god', to make it less wrath worthy... Just saying.

So I wanted to start a conversation about how Goa'uld are described in the "Gender" section on their pages. I don't think "Agender" is the correct descriptor and I say this as an agender person myself. I also think that "Male" or "Female" personality isn't correct either.

From what we know the Goa'uld don't really have sexual characteristics because the symbiotes don't reproduce sexually. This would mean they can't be male or female. Hermaphroditic or intersex wouldn't be appropriate either because both those labels require the presence of sexual characteristics. The best descriptor for their sex is in fact "sexless".

As for their gender it's clear that when they inhabit hosts they choose to present their gender in specific ways.

• Jolinar was said to take mostly female, women, human hosts. She was also described with she/her pronouns and other terms associated with women. So I would say that her gender would be "Woman".

• Selmak I would describe as gender-fluid, as they performed the gender of the host that they took. This is likely in part that Selmak's relationship with their host was consensual and allowing the host to maintain their gender presentation was probably a part of this agreement.

• Osiris is an interesting case. While Osiris as a historical god was a man and took male hosts, he took Sarah, a woman, as a host. They were still referred to as "he" in the series yet his clothing was arguably quite feminine. If I had to put a label on it I would say that Osiris is a gender-non-conforming man.

I was just musing on this as I continue my rewatch of SG-1. It's interesting to look back on all the missed opportunities to tell queer and trans stories in such an adventurous show. It doesn't dampen my nostalgia though.

[edit: obviously I know the meta reasons of why they weren't seen as trans or nonbinary in the show given the lack of awareness during the show's run. this post is more referring to how we look back on them and refer to them]

My personal opinion is that the goa'uld will be fine in taking a Wraith as host, now say this wraith is one that's been alive since the time of when they were at war with the Atlantians 10,000 years prior.

And lets also say the goa'uld obtains an queen Wraith.

My idea in how a goa'uld would possibly get into an Wraith is during an feeding as the symbote leaves the body, and embeds itself within an Wraith.

Then there is the blending that takes place, of course this isn't the first time that a Goa'uld has taken another creature as host. as we know the Unas were the first ones, so the Goa'uld say.

Anyway while this Goa'uld takes the wraith as host, the Goa'uld extracts all the knowledge of it's host, this includes everything from their tech to their Physiology, then what intel they have on Atlantian weapons and tech.

The Wraith are probably a superior species for any Goa'uld as they not only have a rich history with the Atlantians, but they also have a rich history of their own and the obvious boost in their physical strength and resilience over any Human body the goa'uld have ever been apart of. and are probably comparative to the Unas in strength and resilience, but because we know an Atlantis scientist created the Wraith with the use of human DNA and that eratus bug DNA, this is also probably due to how the Wraith were so advanced in their tech.

The Atlantian scientist was probably trying to create a human body that had all these traits so he could transform the rest of Atlantian DNA to be resistant to the plague at home, and i have to admit it's quite brilliant, but of course something went wrong with his experiments, perhaps he gave them too high of an intelligence and because of their physical strength they killed him and fed on him and that was that.

Anyway, going back to the Goa'uld, this would be an superior host for the Goa'uld if they ever wanted an comeback or gain a foothold ever again.

Imagine what their style of tech would represent after the blending and taking over the mass of the Wraith armies after a generation of this Goa'uld, i believe his ultimate Goal would be one in the same as the Wraith was.

To feed and enslave and to be as gods like the Goa'uld have been doing for thousands of years. and they know where to go to find more humans because of their genetic memory.

The lifespan of a Goa'uld was already pretty long, but if within an wraith body, they would boost that life span by 10,000 fold because of the Wraith's natural physiology provides it.

I think it was Dr. Beckett who was inspecting an Wraith arm that was severed, that an creature such as this so long as it was properly nourished meaning as long as they feed, they could probably never die, then boost that with how long a Goa'uld's natural physiology lasts as well as their natural resilience within the host they are within.

Anyway, what do you guys think of how this scenario could pan out?

Note i started this as an what if question, but in my head i was thinking that the folks on earth didn't know about any of it until generations later, as it was too late as the Wraith started to take over the milky way galaxy with their new found power and army.

And if it wasn't just some random Goa'uld behind the steering wheel, what Goa'uld do you personally think would be daring enough to try and attempt blending with an Wraith?

In season one episode of sg1, how did O’Neill know that there would be a raid right when they revived Nafrayu?