Rigelians for Coda

There's also Snead's material from Sky Princes of Orion. He wrote up a CODA version for it when he posted it on RPG.net:

http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?t=185614

Memory Beta uses a lot of that info along with items from a book called Mindmeld I think. I'll sit down with my copy of worlds and see what I can do about this mess

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Rigel?
So far we have roughly five different rigelian species including the butterfly girls from Ent which worlds do you think each belongs to?

Hmmm... so:

Turtle-Rigellians, which appeared in TMP
Rigelians, which appeared in ENT.
Rigelians, which are physiologically similar to Vulcans, and may be the same as above.
One of those have four or five genders.
The "Kaylar" (which I'm not 100% convinced isn't a mishearing of 'Killer') of Rigel VII, which appeared in TOS.

Add the Orions to that, if you wish. There's nothing indicating (now) that the butterfly girls were Rigelians, especially considering the froggy looking dockmaster in the deleted scene was also referred to as Rigelian. Of course, we could read that to be merely a nationalistic designation, if that will smooth things over. The butterfly girls do have ridges that could be interpreted as Vulcanoid, though...

There was going to be a line in Enterprise which identified them as such however it got cut before filming began.

I'd be willing to break it down into the following;
Turtle Rigelians
Vulcan Rigelians
Enterprise Rigelians
Butterfly Rigelians
Kaylar
The big savage Rigelians from the original pilot (as mentioned by Pike)
Miners from Mudd's women
Orions of course.

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Originally Posted by somaticon

I'll sit down with my copy of worlds and see what I can do about this mess

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*grabs some popcorn* This oughta be good. :)

*returns from reading Worlds* sits in a corner rocking back and forth gibbering

And that's one of the better reconciliations of all things Rigelian in Star Trek that I've seen in recent memory. See why I fetched the popcorn?

salted or sweet? still I'm amazed by the madness surrounding the whole thing gah!!

For something like this? Absolutely salt and butter for something like this....

:)

I did a write-up using the worlds stuff and some info form various novels (and some help form Memory Beta). I sent it to Mr. Goodman, who probably has butter-stains on it now from all that popcorn !

Um... Butterfly Girls ? Ok, I'll admit to missing a fair share of ENT eps since the scheduling was erratic at best in my neck of the woods. I could easily add them into my piece. Could someone point me to a bit of info and possibly a pic ?

The ones I got in there:

Turteloids (Chelon / Chelarians)
Kaylar
Vulcanoids v 1 (the basic Vulcanoids from Worlds - I called them V'gelnians in my write-up, borrowing from FASA)
Vulcanoids v 2 (with eyes spaced farther apart on their heads, from the novel The Best and the Brightest)
Silver-skinned Rigellians from Rigel IV (from the Stargazer novel, Oblivion)
Rigellian furries (aka Botas - ratlike Rigellian merchants from the TOS novel The Final Reflection)

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Could someone point me to a bit of info and possibly a pic ?

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Try Memory Alpha, and I just linked to a pic.

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Originally Posted by Memory Alpha

Both women were nearly identical, however, one was blue in color, the other pink. Their faces were white above the mouth, their hair matched their colorful skin tone. The dancers bodies were covered in silver-colored objects, though it is not clear if these were natural features or some kind of decoration. The yellow-skinned alien man claimed to know the dancers personally. (ENT: "Broken Bow")

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http://images.wikia.com/memoryalpha/...fly_dancer.jpg
http://images.wikia.com/memoryalpha/...fly_dancer.jpg

For my part, I will be eventually posting some info on my take on them. Along with a tonne of other unnamed alien species.