Pavel Chekov (Kelvin timeline)

This page details a counterpart of Pavel Chekov in the Kelvin timeline; for the Pavel Chekov in the primary universe see Pavel Chekov; for the Pavel Chekov in the mirror universe see Pavel Chekov (mirror); for the Pavel Chekov in the mirror universe of the Kelvin timeline see Pavel Chekov (mirror) (Kelvin timeline); for the Pavel Chekov in all other alternate universes see Pavel Chekov (alternates).

Pavel Andreievich Chekov (Павел Андреевич Чеxов) was a child prodigy and a Starfleet ensign for the Federation, assigned as a navigator to the USS Enterprise in 2258, at the age of 17. Originating from Russia, he spoke with a heavy Eastern European accent, which caused a problem when he had to voice input his authorization code "9-5-Victor-Victor-2".

Biography[]

Chekov was born in 2241 in Taganrog, Russia on Earth but spent a few years at the Luna colony of Mare Imbrium. Chekov was an only child. He attended a series of elite Russian and international schools, ultimately entering Moscow State University, from which he graduated in 2256. The same year, he enrolled in Starfleet Academy, becoming the second-youngest freshman in the Academy's history. (ST video game: Star Trek App, TOS - Starfleet Academy novel: The Gemini Agent, TOS - The Q Gambit comic: "The Q Gambit, Part 1")

Chekov is already an Academy cadet in The Gemini Agent, which is apparently set in 2255.

As a teenager, Chekov became a legend in the Russian online community as a white-knight hacker who crippled the operations of online scam artists. Chekov was known by a Russian screen name which translated as "MisterCleanUp". No one, not even the hackers employed by Russian organized crime, ever identified MisterCleanUp with Chekov.

In May of his freshman year at the Academy, while preparing for the Academy Marathon, Cadet Chekov nearly drowned due to a mysterious cyber-attack on his room systems which caused the door of the room to lock shut and the sprinkler system to activate. A threatening message appeared on his computer screen showing a distorted image of James T. Kirk talking about the cold, dark water of the Riverside Quarry in Iowa. Kirk was acting under the influence of a neural code which was attempting to create a digital duplicate of him; the real culprit was T'Laya, a Vulcan cadet who was the agent of the Gemini Project, an initiative of the Jolan Movement on Romulus. Chekov was assisted in investigating the computer agent that attacked his room by Salla zh'Tran, an Andorian cadet on whom Chekov developed a crush. Kirk and Chekov met for the first time to consult about the situation, and Chekov realized that Kirk was a good person, responding positively to Kirk's hope that they would someday serve on the same bridge. (TOS - Starfleet Academy novel: The Gemini Agent)

While at the Academy, Kirk met with Chekov about programming a computer virus to allow Kirk to beat the Kobayashi Maru scenario. During their meeting, Kirk advised Chekov to be the bigger man in his treatment of McKenna. (TOS comic: "Red Level Down")

Aboard the Enterprise[]

2258 saw Chekov appointed as Navigator of the USS Enterprise. Chekov displayed great intellectual brilliance when he was able to transport James T. Kirk and Hikaru Sulu back to the Enterprise as they were falling to Vulcan. Sadly, he did not have enough time to use the same technique to save Amanda Grayson, Spock's mother. (TOS movie, novelization & comic adaptation: Star Trek; Star Trek App)

The prodigy graduated from Starfleet Academy in 2258. (Star Trek App)

Chekov shut down the turbolift just in time to avoid hitting Kirk and Spock while they were chasing the Gorn lieutenant through the shafts. He avoided being noticed by the Gorn lieutenant by hiding underneath the transporter room console. Later, he was injured and helped Kirk and Spock fend off the Gorn in the hallways as they helped him limp to sickbay. Chekov monitored the contraction of the rip the Helios Machine created. Not wishing to endanger the rest of the crew, Kirk directed him to take the Enterprise back through the rip, with or without the landing party, much to McCoy's chagrin; the doctor implored poor Chekov not to leave him behind. (TOS video game: Star Trek)

In 2259, Chekov was still serving aboard the Enterprise and had shadowed Montgomery Scott in engineering in order to learn more about engineering. When Scott abruptly resigned his position, Kirk made Chekov the chief engineer of the Enterprise.

Following his promotion, the warp core of the Enterprise was mysteriously disabled and Chekov was unable to explain what caused it. Later, during battle with the USS Vengeance, Chekov ran to the main deflector and flipped switches that allowed Scott, who had re-boarded the ship, to divert power from the ship's damaged warp core. Chekov also managed to save the lives of James Kirk and Montgomery Scott when the pair nearly fell to their deaths in the Enterprise's engine room during the ship's descent into Earth's atmosphere.

In 2260, Chekov attended a memorial for those who died, and resumed his role as navigator on the repaired Enterprise when it embarked on the first five-year mission. (TOS movie: Into Darkness)

When Commander Spock entered his Pon Farr and ran off to join the Sasaud, Chekov was able to find him on New Vulcan. Working with Dr. Marcus, Chekov was able to briefly recreate Vulcan using the transporter.(TOS - After Darkness comics: "Part 2", "Part 3")

Prior to stardate 2260.155, Chekov was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. When the Enterprise investigated Parthenon 559, Chekov was able to find the Gorn. However, Chekov and Spock discovered that it was Henderson and his miners were the one who started the massacre against the Gorn.(TOS comic: "Star Trek, Issue 24")

On stardate 2261.147, Chekov met Sulu's sister, Yuki. Chekov then went to Khitomer to investigate their distress signal after an attack. He then saw the new D7-class battlecruiser attacking the Enterprise. (TOS - The Khitomer Conflict comic: "Part 1")

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Chekov continued to serve on the Enterprise well into 2263. Chekov and the crew were then stranded in the Necro Cloud Nebula on Altamid when the Enterprise was destroyed by Krall's swarm. Chekov, Kirk, and Kalara then made their way to what was left of the Enterprise's saucer section to find the crew. Chekov was the able to get coordinates to Krall's base when Kirk discovered that Kalara was working with Krall. Chekov and Kirk were then able to escape from Kalara and a pair of Swarm drones before the saucer section exploded.(TOS movie: Beyond)

Chekov and Kirk then walked into a trap. They were then freed when Scott and Jaylah found them. They were then brought to the USS Franklin (NX-326). Chekov then detected a signal from Dr. McCoy and Spock. After Spock and McCoy were beamed to the Franklin, Chekov was able to confirm the crew's presence at Krall's base by scanning for Uhura's Vokaya necklace.(TOS movie: Beyond)

Chekov then assisted Scott in upgrading the Franklin's transporter to rescue the crew. After the rescue, Chekov then assisted Sulu in getting the Franklin back into space to go after Krall's swarm. After Krall's defeat, Chekov attended Kirk's birthday, where he told Natalia about the origin of Scotch whisky.(TOS movie: Beyond)

Aboard the Endeavour[]

Following the destruction of the Enterprise, Chekov was then assigned to the USS Endeavour (NCC-1805) as it's navigator. (TOS - Boldly Go comic: "Issue 1")

Appendices[]

Starfleet service record[]

location	assignment	dates	rank or rate
Starfleet Academy	Student	2256-58	Cadet
USS Enterprise	Navigator/Tactical officer	2258-2259	Ensign
	Chief Engineer	2259	Ensign
	Navigator/Tactical officer	2259-63	Lieutenant
USS Franklin		2263
USS Endeavour		2263-

Connections[]

USS Enterprise (Kelvin timeline NCC-1701) personnel
	0718 • Amos • Boma • Chapel • Chapin • Chekov • Cordry • Mae Darwin • Froman • Gaetano • Galliulin • Hannity • Hawkins • Hendorff • Jae • Jeanine • Jin • Kai • Keenser • Kelso • Kirk • Kyle • Latimer • Leslie • Madeline • Marcus • Martine • McCoy • McKenna • Moto • Mitchell • Olson • Pike • Puri • Rand • Satine • Scott • Sir Olden • Spock • H. Sulu • Y. Sulu • Syl • Tomlinson • Tyvanna • Uhura • Wadjet • Zahra • unnamed USS Enterprise (Kelvin timeline NCC-1701) personnel
see also: • USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) personnel • roster

USS Franklin personnel
	Primary universe	Cormier • Crosby • Edison • Le • Noble • Peters • Smith • Wolff • Yanovich • Thomas • unamed USS Franklin personnel
	Kelvin timeline	Kirk • Spock • Scott • McCoy • Sulu • Chekov • Uhura • Keenser • Jaylah • unnamed USS Enterprise personnel

Endeavour personnel
United Earth, Earth Starfleet	Endeavour (NX-class)	Goldser • S. Reynard • Shea • E. Stiles • Winchester
Federation, Starfleet	USS Endeavour (Columbia-class)	Abnett • B. Alonzo • B. Bragen • M. Chiang • Curry • E. Cutler • P. Janley • T. Kimura • I. Legatt • S. Money • P. Ortega • Phlox • M. Reed • A. ch'Revash • M. Romaine • H. Sato • Teska • T'Pol • B. Valmar • Zircher
	USS Endeavour (Icarus-class)	Shannon	USS Endeavour (Kelvin timeline)	Chekov • Darwin • Derbes • Ellix • Groffus • Hila • Jaxa • Keenser • Kirk • McCoy • Murcia • Scott • Sulu • Valas • Zahra
	USS Endeavour (Constitution-class)	Bernstein • Brad • sh'Dastisar • H. Estrada • Faran • R. Garrett • B. Griffin • Halse • A. Khatami • S. Klisiewicz • K. LaMartina • J. La Sala • A. Leone • B. Malmat • M. McCormack • P. McGibbon • B.g. Mog • Muller • Nauls • Neelakanta • Nelson • P. Norton • M. Rice • Roderick • th'Shendileth • Sikal • K. Stano • Stegbauer • Thorsen • T'Pes • Zhao S • unnamed USS Endeavour (NCC-1895) personnel
	USS Endeavour (Nebula-class)	J. Amasov • C. Barnes • N. Kyprios
	USS Endeavour personnel roster