For other uses, see Through the Looking Glass.

Sisko is brought to the alternate universe, where he must convince that realities version of his long dead wife to stop working with the Alliance.

Contents 1 Summary 2 Characters 2.1 Main 2.2 Mirror universe 2.3 Referenced 3 References 3.1 Locations 3.2 Species 3.3 Starships 3.4 States and Organizations 3.5 Other 4 Related stories 5 Connections

SummaryEdit

CharactersEdit

MainEdit

• Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks)
• Odo (Rene Auberjonois)
• Quark (Armin Shimerman)

Mirror universeEdit

• Kira Nerys (Nana Visitor)
• Miles O'Brien (Colm Meaney)
• Julian Bashir (Alexander Siddig)
• Jadzia Dax (Terry Farrell)
• Elim Garak (Andrew J. Robinson)
• Rom (Max Grodénchik)
• Jennifer Sisko (Felecia M. Bell)
• Tuvok (Tim Russ)
• Mardel (John Hayden)

ReferencedEdit

• Benjamin Sisko
• Quark
• Jennifer Sisko
• Morn

ReferencesEdit

LocationsEdit

Badlands • Bajor • Deep Space 9 • Operations center • Ore processing center • Station commander's office • Terok Nor

Referenced only 

Earth

SpeciesEdit

Bajoran • Bajoran • Cardassian • Changeling • Ferengi • Ferengi • Human • Human • Klingon • Trill • Vulcan

Referenced only 

Romulan

StarshipsEdit

Galor-class • Terran raider • Vor'cha-class

Referenced only 

Denorios

States and OrganizationsEdit

Bajoran Militia • Klingon-Cardassian Alliance • Starfleet • Terran Rebellion • United Federation of Planets

OtherEdit

alternate universe • intendant • logic • mirror universe • multidimensional transporter • overseer • plasma storm • self destruct • Terran • transpectral sensor array • transporter • vole • vole fighting • Vulcan lute

Related storiesEdit

• Tim Russ also co-wrote the comic "Enemies & Allies" with Mark Paniccia which also features the Tuvok of the alternate universe.
• The DS9 relaunch novel Fearful Symmetry reveals that the Sisko of the mirror universe faked his death and went underground on Bajor.

Stories featuring the mirror universe
Enterprise	episode: "In a Mirror, Darkly" • prose: Age of the Empress • "Nobunaga"
The Original Series	episode: "Mirror, Mirror" • comics: The Mirror Universe Saga ("... Promises to Keep" • "Double Image" • "Deadly Reflection!" • "The Tantalus Trap!" • "Masquerade!" • "Behind Enemy Lines!" • "The Beginning of the End..." • "Homecoming...") • Fragile Glass • Mirror Images ("Issue 1" • "Issue 2" • "Issue 4" • "Issue 5") • prose: Spectre • Dark Victory • Preserver • The Sorrows of Empire • "Ill Winds" • "The Greater Good" • video game: Shattered Universe
The Next Generation	comic: "Mirror Images, Issue 3" • prose: Dark Mirror • Three • The Worst of Both Worlds • "The Traitor" • "The Sacred Chalice" • "For Want of a Nail" • Rise Like Lions
Deep Space Nine	episodes: "Crossover" • "Through the Looking Glass" • "Shattered Mirror" • "Resurrection" • "The Emperor's New Cloak" • comic: "Enemies & Allies" • prose: Dark Passions • Warpath • Saturn's Children • Fearful Symmetry • "A Terrible Beauty" • The Soul Key • "Freedom Angst"
Voyager	prose: The Mirror-Scaled Serpent • "Bitter Fruit"
New Frontier	comics: Turnaround ("Part I" • "Part II" • "Part III" • "Part IV" • "Part V") • prose: Cutting Ties • "Homecoming"
Klingon Empire	prose: "Family Matters"	Titan	prose: "Empathy"	Vanguard	prose: "The Black Flag"
Miniseries and anthologies	RPG sourcebook: Through a Glass, Darkly • comics: The Mirror Universe Saga • Turnaround • Mirror Images • prose: Mirror Universe Trilogy • Mirror Universe (Glass Empires • Obsidian Alliances • Shards and Shadows)

ConnectionsEdit

• Through the Looking Glass (episode) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Through the Looking Glass (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

published order
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