What species is Jadzia?

Trill
Jadzia Dax/Species

Why did the Trill change?

The real-world reason for the decision for the change was probably that the make-up with the forehead ridges didn’t look good on Terry Farrell, according to the DS9 Companion.

Was Jadzia Dax a human?

Jadzia Dax /dʒædˈziːə ˈdæks/, played by Terry Farrell, is a fictional character from the science-fiction television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Jadzia Dax is a joined Trill. Though she appears to be a young woman, Jadzia lives in symbiosis with a long-lived creature, known as a symbiont, named Dax.

What does Worf call Jadzia?

Par’Mach’kai was a Klingon term of endearment, used to refer to one’s romantic partner. ( DS9: “Shadows and Symbols”) Worf and Jadzia were each others’ par’Mach’kai, as were Tavana and Ortikan. ( DS9: “Soldiers of the Empire”, “Change of Heart”)

Why did Jadzia leave DS9?

While Farrell wanted to continue being part of DS9, she also wanted to step out and do other projects. She was also burnt out on the filming demands of the show and wanted to ease up a bit and reduce her time on the show.

What is a joined Trill?

Joined Trill are symbiotic lifeforms and are native to their home world Trill. Trill are a playable race in Star Trek Online for the Federation and Klingon Empire once unlocked in the Zen Store.

Was Trill a member of the federation?

While Trill were seen serving in Starfleet and as Federation diplomats in the 24th century, the Trill homeworld was never explicitly established to be a member of the Federation at that time.

Was Curzon a Klingon?

Male Trill who was the seventh host to the Dax symbiont, a noted Federation dignitary, aficionado of Klingon culture, and something of a womanizer (which ultimately killed him). Joined from 2285 to 2367 — 82 years — Curzon was one of Dax’s most enduring and distinguished hosts, and one of the most colorful.

Is Alexander Worf’s son?

Born in 2366, Alexander is the son of Worf and the late Federation Ambassador K’Ehleyr. Although Alexander spent his infancy with his mother, following her death he returned to Earth to live with Worf’s adoptive parents, Sergey and Helena Rozhenko.