BIOGRAPHY
Shiboline M'Ress
Lieutenant Shiboline M'Ress (2269)
Full Name:	Shiboline M'Ress
Species:	Caitian
Gender:	Female
Height:	6'[1]
Weight:	160 lbs.
Eye color:	Gold
Hair color:	Orange
Born:	2244
Temporal Displacement:	Late 23rd century to 2376
Affiliation:	Federation Starfleet
Family
Parents:	Sire: M'nault Mother: M'mar
Sibling(s):	Brothers: M'rest and M'sitt Sister: M'nass
Marital Status:	Single
Career
Previous Assignment:	Science Officer, USS Enterprise-A
Assignment:	Chief Science Officer, USS Trident
Rank:	Lieutenant Commander
Insignia:

Shiboline M'Ress was a Caitian female Starfleet officer who served aboard the USS Enterprise under Captain James T. Kirk in 2269, and, following a temporal incident in 2294, she served onboard the USS Trident under Captain Elizabeth Shelby from 2376 until at least 2379.

Contents 1 History 1.1 Early Life 1.2 Starfleet 1.2.1 Enterprise 1.3 The 24th Century 2 Appendices 2.1 Appearances 2.2 References 3 Connections 3.1 External link

HistoryEdit

Early LifeEdit

During her school days, M'Ress specialised in history, sociology and anthropology, but found difficulty with spatial engineering. Her main hobby all her life was poetry. (TAS novelization: The Ambergris Element)

StarfleetEdit

M'Ress attended Starfleet Academy as its youngest ever entrant, aged just sixteen in December 2260, and was the roommate of a Human female called Lena Goldblum. After her graduation - in which M'Ress came 22nd highest out of 400 cadets graduating - M'Ress was assigned to USS Hood as a Third-Shift Communications Officer with the rank of Ensign. When the ship's entire bridge crew were later killed in a Kzinti attack, M'Ress was the highest-ranking communications officer left and took initiative in deceiving the Kzin long enough for the Hood to summon help. (TAS novelization: The Ambergris Element)

EnterpriseEdit

M'Ress later served on the USS Enterprise under Captain James T. Kirk in 2269 and 2270. (TAS episode: "The Survivor", et al.)

She later served under Kirk again, this time on the USS Enterprise-A in 2286 and 2287.(DC Comics first series 37-56) M'Ress, along Commander Uhura and Ensign Sherwood helped Ensign Bryce paint her up as a green Orion dancer. They were then allowed to come in to Ensign Konom's bachelor party, where she got a little drunk. M'Ress then got together with a equally drunk Hikaru Sulu.(TOS comic: "The Stars in Secret Influence") The next day, M'Ress openly flirted with Sulu on the bridge. She then received a message from Klingon commander Kron, informing her of the captain's and his team's status. (TOS - Who Killed Captain Kirk? comic: "Aspiring to be Angels")

She then attended the wedding of Ensigns Konom and Nancy Bryce. When Sulu caught Bryce's wedding bouquet, M'Ress asked as to why he felt upset. Checkov told her about how whoever caught the bouquet would be married next. When Sulu left the wedding, M'Ress asked Chekov what was bothering sulu, to which chekov said that Sulu's inscrutable. M'Ress then confronted Sulu in the turbolift as to why he was avoiding her. Sulu told her that what happened between them at Konom's bachelor party, since he was drunk and not thinking right, that it should not have ever happened. M'Ress replied that it did happen, and despite being different species, that they could just fool around. The two of them then went to the bridge where there was something that did appear on sensors.(TOS - Who Killed Captain Kirk? comic: "Haunted Honeymoon")

M'Ress along with the rest of the bridge officers, started to see hallucinations being created by Lt. Castille. In these hallucinations, M'Ress had to swim through water. She then saw Spock speakin with Plato, Socrates, and Euclid. M'Ress and Sulu then fought against Trojan warriors. She was then attacked by dragon and was then rescued by Sulu. M'Ress then rescued Sulu from Medusa by using her sense of smell and hearing to behead Medusa. The two of them then shared in a kiss.(TOS - Who Killed Captain Kirk? comic: "Hell in a Handbasket")

The 24th CenturyEdit

Via a time portal, not dissimilar to an Iconian Gateway, M'Ress found herself in the late 24th century. Strangely enough her old shipmate aboard the Enterprise, Arex, was similarly displaced in time and both were posted on the USS Trident under Captain Elizabeth Shelby. (NF novel: Cold Wars)

In 2376, the Selelvian Gleau, also serving on board the USS Trident, mentally assaulted M'Ress. When she told the superior officers, they didn't believe her. Only Mueller and Janos believed her. When Gleau was murdered, she was one of the suspects. The evidence, though, supported the theory that her close friend and lover, Janos, instead was the person who so brutally killed the Selelvian. (NF novels: Gods Above, Stone and Anvil)

AppendicesEdit

AppearancesEdit

2269 TAS episodes: "The Survivor" "Once Upon a Planet" "Mudd's Passion" "Bem" "The Eye of the Beholder" "The Practical Joker" TOS comics: Year Four, Issue 1 Year Four, Issue 3 2286 TOS comics: Aspiring to be Angels Marriage of Inconvenience Haunted Honeymoon Hell in a Handbasket 2376 NF novels: Cold Wars Gods Above Stone and Anvil 2379 NF comics: Turnaround, Part IV

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ TOS reference: Who's Who in Star Trek 2

ConnectionsEdit

USS Hood personnel
USS Hood (NCC-1703)	Ankee • J. Banks • G. Barton • K. Chin • L. Craig • K. Dodge • D'Uberville • Ellis • Kyle • J. Martinez • Morax • S. M'Ress • Oxley • A. Paultic • H. Revere • M. Rousseau • Simmons • Stuart • Tavi • G. Vedra • Umba • P. Yudrin
USS Hood (NCC-42296)	Abrams • Brian • Buonfiglio • Consuela • T. Czierniewski • M. Dayrit • R. DeSoto • R. Green • E. Hayat • R. Holverson • B. Hsu • J. Kojima • G. La Forge • LedBetter • Flad Orzon • W.T. Riker • Tuvok • D. Voyskunsky • L. Weiss

USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) communications personnel
Under Robert April	Hall • Sanawey • Van Fleet	Under Christopher Pike	Dabisch • Garrison • Nano • Vincent • Zacharia
Under James T. Kirk & Spock	Alden • Aronson • Ashcraft • Azuela • Bryant • Czyzack • DeLeon • Dezago • Dominico • Eliot • Farrell • Goldstein • Granger • Josephs • Krelidze • Laysa • Leaming • Lin • Mahásë • Martine-Teller • Mendez • Miraskin • M'Ress • Mueller • Muir • North • Nyssa • E. Palmer • L. Palmer • Peretz • Pilar • Putman • Riley • T'zeela • Talliflores • Uhura • Vehau • Vigelshevsky • Wirrering
see also: administrative personnel • engineering personnel • medical personnel • pilots & flight control personnel • security & tactical personnel • sciences personnel • senior staff • unnamed

USS Enterprise-A personnel
	Arex • Allocca • Arons • Bearclaw • Benson • Bloemker • Boyajian • Bryce • Bob • Bull • Burke • Chapel • Chekov • Chip • Clev • Codobach • Coletti • Connors • Davis • Dax • Delaney • Devereaux • Dietrich • Finney • Flaherty • Fouton • Fucci • Hazzard • Hunter • Isenberg • Jackson • Kaminsky • Kirk • Kitty • Konom • Laria • Lawlor • Lee • Li • Ludlo • McCoy • McIntyre • McMurphy • Meyer • M'Ress • M'yra • Naraht • Newman • Paul • Popov • Rasche • Romaine • Saavik • Samno • Scott • Sherwood • Spock • Staci • Sterno • Sulu • Tooch • Tuchinsky • Uhura • Valeris • Wetherell • D. Wise • unnamed USS Enterprise-A personnel

External linkEdit

• Shiboline M'Ress article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.