Frustratingly short but very refreshing. The spirit of TOS resonates heavily throughout this. Very excellent use of TOS' sound effects and music as well!
Far more watchable than Discovery, despite so little we we're allowed by CBS/Paramount. Thank you for keeping this alive! I hope you're folks can show the full thing some day.
That wonderful reuse of the Search For Spock soundtrack, and the amazing CGI. Many years of patiently waiting and still thrilled for every small update.
@@jasonstark5575 Yea the Klingon theme is from when Kruge destroys the transport ship at the start of the movie. I think the piece used for the Ares is when Grissom is orbiting Genesis. Unfortunately though the original piece used during the battle is a bit jarring compared to these and could probably use some more tweaking. Some great use of the TOS weapon and engine effects though
Can you just imagine how good the Ares class would look with a refit treatment in the style of the Enterprise in TMP/WoK? With the angled linear nacelles and the impulse engine assembly of the era. The one point of difficulty would be somehow translating the torpedo launcher into its smaller more blended engineering hull. I suppose from an aesthetic perspective, you could take the base torpedo launcher, split in half and trim it, protrude the launchers from the hull like light sconces and stagger the placement like steps on a staircase, mirrored on both sides.
Judging by how the ship is depicted more like a "battle cruiser" rather than a Heavy Cruiser (what the Connie is usually considered) a TMP style refit doesn't really work in my opinion, not for esthetic reasons as much as story wise. You can think of it like the Defiant of her day, built for combat but compromised in all other respects as a result. In any other role it would be too cramped and lacking in scientific facilities for exploration or ironically too large and expensive to keep as a simple border patrol ship. The Constitutions were coming online (with enough of a heavy punch for the fleet), presumably the Miranda class was not that far off either (if we accept the TOS era Miranda as canon) a much more versatile ship, plus all the smaller one nacel frigates, destroyers and other weird FASA designs :) for lighter duties.
What a shame isn't it? Enterprise was the last good ST series and it had so much potential. You saw it in Season 4 wich felt like they desperatly tried to fit in all the story lines they had prepared for a way longer lasting series. Also they fixed or explained most of the plot holes of the other ST series. At this point in time the ST universe was perfectly explained and a greate platform for further way more exciting series and movies. And then they ruined it all with modernity nonsens.
@@bradherbert9414 Amoung lots of other things. Learning the origins of the vulcan "logic religion" was also greate. Also getting a way deeper look into Vulcan, Andorian, Orion and ancient Klingon societies. And all of this following the ST pradigm of a bright and wonderful future.
Just the music cues told a story. Listened to this at first while I was working on a project and couldn't watch it, but I had a sense of what was happening just by hearing it. Nicely made.
Excellent fan-made film ! Navigating in that asteroid field would challenge any space pilot. That scene of the Klingon Bird of Prey chasing the USS Aries in that field 😳 of floating rocks was very realistic! Might we see more soon ?
That was not a bird of prey, I believe its meant to be a D7 or D8, maybe a K'Tinga or a Warbird, the creator took some liberties with the design choice so i'm not 100% sure what exactly it supposed to be, but definitely something from the D7 lineage. Looks fantastic nonetheless...
Excellent animation. I love that we finally get to see a deflector in use at 1:54. It is a sorely underutilized device in Star Trek. Those Klingons really need to fire their gunnery officer.
Lot's to love here. The sound design was amazingly consistent with everything mixed like it was made in the early 80s. When the ships enter the clouds - just great.
Using the shield to repel the asteroids? That is brilliant. I might be wrong but I have never seen this in any ST before. This is a top notch fan production video, like everything Axanar.
It's the deflector and that is its purpose. It deflects everything all the time but we can see it when it's the asteroids. So, it's always working on star trek (except on AbramsTrek where they shoot things in their path, presumably coz the new generation doesn't care much about the science of space travel). Sometimes, they talk about the deflector in this context; other times, they talk about using it to do something else. For example, before the battle of Wolf 359 (or maybe after), they try to kill the borg cube with the modified deflector array. If they never showed it in action in old trek, it would have had to do, one assumes, with money, technology or time constraints of the time. One of the problems of space travel we don't yet know how to solve is deflecting things when travelling very fast, as even dust will puncture our spaceships otherwise.
Personally, I would have used torpedoes or disruptors. That is what I thought the Klingons were doing. It took a few rewatches before I noticed that the Ares deployed mines, and the Klingons were destroying the mines. I would expect that the drain on the shields would be more of a concern than the depletion of ammo, given how common it is to lose shields, compared to how rare it is to deplete munitions. The fan community attempting to keep track of Voyager's torpedo rations really highlights this. A captain would want to preserve shield integrity as long as possible. Although, a slow reaction time might have cost the Ares the distance it needed for safe detonation of torpedoes. I suppose it is prior to "The Motion Picture", so Commander Decker wouldn't be countermanding a phaser order, but that is getting nerd deep in the lore. I don't know that it has been established that the deflector dish in the 23rd century can move entire asteroids as "buu88553" suggests. Though, there are "deflector screens", which I understand to be a variant of shield technology. Some of the terms might not have been fully locked down early on. Artistically, having a shield style visual effect and calling it "the deflector" kind of fits with the production standards and aesthetics of the Original Series, if not necessarily canon proper. It seems to contribute to a more authentic "feel".
The truly Federation-Klingom war, master piece of Star Trek love you work, Axenar the truly history of Star Trek, and not one third class cheap copy they made that call discovery.
Love the 360 panoramic view of the bird of prey during this sequence. Haven't seen that much detail before. Sorry it's taken so long to catch up, but life gets in the way at times. Good job, and I hope you can keep it up, especially since this was a year ago. You are doing so well with your sequencing of shots and angles. Wish the other Star Trek franchises did the same. Been watching since 66, so the nay Sayers can just shut up. Love it. ------ Mike W.
Agree with you about the beauty shots, the lighting is very nice as well, not so many lens flares. Although, that's a D-5 battlecruiser, not a BoP chasing the USS Ares.
@@wolfstriker3992 Not a fan of Alec, but no they were just an early casualty of this. Star Wars and Warhammer 40k off the top of my head have issues here too. Look into the 40k stuff games workshop did. it actually surpassed this in sadistic assholery
@@gups4963 I feel as if paramount's actions were a prelude of what's to come for the Warhammer community once I learned of the axanar controversy and the announcement of Warhammer plot, I thought of the old saying "people who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it." are man was it repeated. also is something similar happing to Star Wars?
@@sansoo9497 What WH40 did using contracts to mislead people into thinking they were hired by 40k is what got all the indie stuff killed. Now people really should no better than to sign any contract with a company as predatory as the black library even more so. If you've seen Astartes, emperor's text to speech or the flashgitz animations among others. That is why there isn't anything really coming out now. SW is more low level paramount shenanigans. I think they are too scared of the fanbase at this point to go further than that. Basically just making to where people can't even try to break even on a project. Which was a dramatic change from sw under lucas
People at Axanar really "get" Star Trek. Kurtzman and his team have just been ruining it, and he doesn't even hide it. He said the vitriol from the fans just motivates him more to change everything.
A massive improvement over the original. I was always a huge fan of this episode in particular, and this level of polish will make it an even greater experience on rewatch. I'm optimistic for this series and sincerely hope to see the entire body of work complete so the Star Trek community can finally have this work of art in its final form. You guys deserve as much. Thanks for continuing to make content and keeping this project alive.
From Prelude to current, one can see why CBS developed an inferiority complex when it came to fan production. 4:31minutes beats 5 seasons of STD(Discovery) in all forms.
The only complaint I have is that the federation ship is barely firing. It’s like you have aft weapons, right? SHOOT AT SOMETHING!! You know, PEW-PEW? 💥💥 Other than that it looks awesome.
Great use of music. I know its all pre recorded stuff, but great interlay. I used to be a DJ so i appreciate good music mixing. Hats off to the music dude.
Beautiful rendering! I do have a bone to pick about the engine sound for the Ares, though. That was the traditional "engines in distress" sound, which didn't fit the actions of the ship. You might instead repurpose the sound in The Motion Picture when the Big E fires up the impulse engines, as that's the only time I remember hearing a sound for that particular action. And maybe it's just because the design is close, but I think the use of Original Star Trek music worked even better than Horner's Star Trek III score. Still, this is better CG than a lot of feature films. Well done!
I agree. the sound was rather jarring, obviously without any acting sequences to deliver info we dont know y they are making that sound tho. I also felt that the klingon disrupter sounds were off putting, i know its period correct for TOS but when fired repeatedly its rather annoying. Graphics were excellent and enjoyable and i love the Ares Model, would love to see with some acting sequences :) context is everything. Cant wait for more :)
Yes. I was somewhat concerned that the Ares seemed to have an engine problem before the battle even began - either that or the captain was pushing the engines beyond their design limits.
@@ficklefingeroffateTrue but according to the last update stream they have to more shoots and then they are done filming, what he actually said I think was that they will release it that year the END of the year early next year part is already SC tax added. Lets hope they can make it happen without Paramount being d*cks again
@@ficklefingeroffate You can blame a year or two of that delay on CBS/Paramount and their lawsuit from being jealous that fans were making better Trek with donations from other fans than they could with multi million dollar budgets.
i'm an old table top rpg and war gamer, i noticed something interesting, those who have ever played starfleet battles need to watch the d7 closely when it rolls, on the bottom below the forward torpedo launcher are 3 nobs (sfb 3 phaser type 2's), on the upper main body there are 2 nobs on each side of the hanger bay (sfb 2 phaser type 3's), these are phaser points in the game, i found that interesting for the fact that those nobs are not seen on any models or blue prints, just wondered if the people at axanar knew about it
QUESTION: What exactly destroyed the D-7A at 3:54 ? Was it a "Sprite" (a gargantuan upper atmospheric lightning discharge, or something fired by the Ares ? Its hard to tell.
I'm sorry I honestly not a big Star Trek fan but what they did to my Halo I can only imagine how hard it was for STD with the most Amazingest Strongest Smartest Michael Burnham and the other one. This is on the other hand is Amazing Thank you.
The way they just plowed through the asteroids was something else. I like it!
Frustratingly short but very refreshing. The spirit of TOS resonates heavily throughout this. Very excellent use of TOS' sound effects and music as well!
That's because they're using TOS and TMP music here. There's nothing new in this clip. This is all many years old now.
Wish the people at Paramount would fund you guys to make a series or a feature length movie!
this video is the perfect example of how music can make a video great; it adds everything to the mood and feelings
I could totally watch an entire series from this time period produced by you guys. Absolutely amazing.
Thanks for the lovely CGI Christmas present for all the fans!
Hearing the klingon battle theme as the ships came into frame gave me goosebumps.
The best 4 minutes of STAR TREK I've seen in years.
Looks amazing guys. As always. Super excited even all these years later. I like the horns in the soundtrack. Nice.
It's all reused music from the movies, and this CGI is also years old.
@@OpenMawProductions Oh, really? Didn't realize.
Yeah, that was old school Star Trek TOS soundtrack but with much better ships, special effects.
Starships fighting in the atmosphere. That's a cool twist. Well done. 🙂
reminded me of DS9's "Starship Down"
Far more watchable than Discovery, despite so little we we're allowed by CBS/Paramount. Thank you for keeping this alive! I hope you're folks can show the full thing some day.
That wonderful reuse of the Search For Spock soundtrack, and the amazing CGI. Many years of patiently waiting and still thrilled for every small update.
What? None of the gratuitous “pew-pew-pew” bullet hell of Abrams Trek? 🎉 My hat is off to you! 😊
This is evidence of how putting the time and love into CGI can make it really really work. This is top notch stuff!
It's also 5+ years old. It's not new. They've reused and rehashed this stuff over and over again.
Love the use of TOS sound effects
Loved the use of music and sound from both Wrath of Khan and the original series.
There's some TMP in there too.
A lot of Search for Spock music in there actually.
@@jasonstark5575 Yea the Klingon theme is from when Kruge destroys the transport ship at the start of the movie. I think the piece used for the Ares is when Grissom is orbiting Genesis. Unfortunately though the original piece used during the battle is a bit jarring compared to these and could probably use some more tweaking. Some great use of the TOS weapon and engine effects though
Love those old timey weapon sound effects.
Now the USS Ares can continue it's main mission of delivering presents to all the good little boys and girls across the galaxy. Merry Christmas!
As a lifelong trekkie...this was awesome.
Can you just imagine how good the Ares class would look with a refit treatment in the style of the Enterprise in TMP/WoK? With the angled linear nacelles and the impulse engine assembly of the era. The one point of difficulty would be somehow translating the torpedo launcher into its smaller more blended engineering hull. I suppose from an aesthetic perspective, you could take the base torpedo launcher, split in half and trim it, protrude the launchers from the hull like light sconces and stagger the placement like steps on a staircase, mirrored on both sides.
Or maybe you don't _have_ to change the existing launchers at all? But yes, a flat nacelle refit would be awesome.
In the meantime something needs tuning on those impulse engines, I was worried there for a minute! GREAT VIDEO! 👍🏆
It’s a year later, I’m in the company of true Trek geeks.
Judging by how the ship is depicted more like a "battle cruiser" rather than a Heavy Cruiser (what the Connie is usually considered) a TMP style refit doesn't really work in my opinion, not for esthetic reasons as much as story wise. You can think of it like the Defiant of her day, built for combat but compromised in all other respects as a result.
In any other role it would be too cramped and lacking in scientific facilities for exploration or ironically too large and expensive to keep as a simple border patrol ship. The Constitutions were coming online (with enough of a heavy punch for the fleet), presumably the Miranda class was not that far off either (if we accept the TOS era Miranda as canon) a much more versatile ship, plus all the smaller one nacel frigates, destroyers and other weird FASA designs :) for lighter duties.
Merry Christmas to all Trek fans.
🌟 🎄 🇨🇽
This is so much better than anything released since Enterprise was denied a Season 5.
What a shame isn't it? Enterprise was the last good ST series and it had so much potential. You saw it in Season 4 wich felt like they desperatly tried to fit in all the story lines they had prepared for a way longer lasting series. Also they fixed or explained most of the plot holes of the other ST series. At this point in time the ST universe was perfectly explained and a greate platform for further way more exciting series and movies. And then they ruined it all with modernity nonsens.
I loved how they explained the TOS Klingons looking more human
@@bradherbert9414 Amoung lots of other things. Learning the origins of the vulcan "logic religion" was also greate. Also getting a way deeper look into Vulcan, Andorian, Orion and ancient Klingon societies. And all of this following the ST pradigm of a bright and wonderful future.
@@TotalyRandomUsername My fav one liner was Shren: "I think he likes you pink skin."
Archer:"I wouldn't go that far"
I love to hear an episode of Star Trek scored with this music and this style.
At the very end of the video, I can't help but whisper, "Goodbye David."
It’s interesting how fan films can often seem to give Star Trek more real awe and wonder than the official shows.
Happy Holidays, Axanar.
🖖🏻🖖🏼🖖🏽🖖🏾🖖🏿🎄
Love for the universe does that for you. Ship porn is REALLY important.
Just the music cues told a story. Listened to this at first while I was working on a project and couldn't watch it, but I had a sense of what was happening just by hearing it. Nicely made.
Excellent fan-made film ! Navigating in that asteroid field would challenge any space pilot. That scene of the Klingon Bird of Prey chasing the USS Aries in that field 😳 of floating rocks was very realistic! Might we see more soon ?
That was not a bird of prey, I believe its meant to be a D7 or D8, maybe a K'Tinga or a Warbird, the creator took some liberties with the design choice so i'm not 100% sure what exactly it supposed to be, but definitely something from the D7 lineage. Looks fantastic nonetheless...
They should have given you guys the budget instead of Discovery. This is a much better story told in a true Star Trek fashion.
But-but that would require that they admit we’re better than them! They can’t do that!
How do we *really* know, though?
Prelude came out a looooong time ago.
Stuck in the past views.
This.
Pray Paramount don't Sue their asses just like Hollywood did with adult Wednesday Addams
Excellent animation. I love that we finally get to see a deflector in use at 1:54. It is a sorely underutilized device in Star Trek. Those Klingons really need to fire their gunnery officer.
He was fired. Along with everyone else aboard that cruiser. >:D
great work. Thank you for the fun.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lot's to love here. The sound design was amazingly consistent with everything mixed like it was made in the early 80s. When the ships enter the clouds - just great.
Axanar would be an awesome series about Capt Garth and the Aeres during the Romulan war. Please make it happen 🙏.
the visuals are great PLUS I really like that they have accurate disruptor sounds, although the Klingons seem to miss more.
Oh cool! You don't really get to see the deflector actually doing it's job, that's a great touch that stood out to me!
That was movie quality grade. Great job on effects
Using the shield to repel the asteroids? That is brilliant. I might be wrong but I have never seen this in any ST before. This is a top notch fan production video, like everything Axanar.
It's the deflector and that is its purpose. It deflects everything all the time but we can see it when it's the asteroids. So, it's always working on star trek (except on AbramsTrek where they shoot things in their path, presumably coz the new generation doesn't care much about the science of space travel). Sometimes, they talk about the deflector in this context; other times, they talk about using it to do something else. For example, before the battle of Wolf 359 (or maybe after), they try to kill the borg cube with the modified deflector array. If they never showed it in action in old trek, it would have had to do, one assumes, with money, technology or time constraints of the time.
One of the problems of space travel we don't yet know how to solve is deflecting things when travelling very fast, as even dust will puncture our spaceships otherwise.
Personally, I would have used torpedoes or disruptors. That is what I thought the Klingons were doing. It took a few rewatches before I noticed that the Ares deployed mines, and the Klingons were destroying the mines.
I would expect that the drain on the shields would be more of a concern than the depletion of ammo, given how common it is to lose shields, compared to how rare it is to deplete munitions. The fan community attempting to keep track of Voyager's torpedo rations really highlights this. A captain would want to preserve shield integrity as long as possible. Although, a slow reaction time might have cost the Ares the distance it needed for safe detonation of torpedoes. I suppose it is prior to "The Motion Picture", so Commander Decker wouldn't be countermanding a phaser order, but that is getting nerd deep in the lore.
I don't know that it has been established that the deflector dish in the 23rd century can move entire asteroids as "buu88553" suggests. Though, there are "deflector screens", which I understand to be a variant of shield technology. Some of the terms might not have been fully locked down early on.
Artistically, having a shield style visual effect and calling it "the deflector" kind of fits with the production standards and aesthetics of the Original Series, if not necessarily canon proper. It seems to contribute to a more authentic "feel".
Soooooo AWESOME!! Total fan!
It’s just so sad that the Ares had little, if anything, to do with the destruction of the Klingon ship! ☹️
Beautiful And Awesome Ship love the design nice and sleek great send off phenomenal warp out
Excellent work on this, fitting end for that Klingon D7. I love watching these kind of videos.
Star Trek fan since 1966. That was beautiful. I got to watch that again.
You did an excellent job. Awesome!
I LOVE the Design of the Luna TOS era class, good video😊
This looks great but with some interior bridge sequences between the exterior shots it would be perfect.🖖Keep up the good work.
It is likely that there will be, along with voice over of the captain and crew communicating as well.
Looks great, looking forward to seeing a full episode.
Don't hold your breath.
Thanks for the lovely Kahless' day present of authentic-sounding Disruptor bolts, a thoughtful gift.
Excellent work let’s see more real soon👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
RIP James Horner. Great work Axanar :)
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome! Camera angles are fantastic!
Very good! So many talented people out there! Sidenote many sci fi universes out there would like to see some cgi fleet action from them to!!
This is PERFECTION!
Il take this as my Christmas present! Cheers guys n keep em comin xx
Also very nice mix of TOS sound effects and Star Trek 3 TAFS Orchestra piece introducing the Ares
Superbly well done !!!!!!
Beautiful - thanks very much
Was listening to Rolling Stones "Get off of my Cloud" while watching this. Amazing.
The truly Federation-Klingom war, master piece of Star Trek love you work, Axenar the truly history of Star Trek, and not one third class cheap copy they made that call discovery.
I love this scene! The music is great.
I wonder if the captain considered swinging around to see if there were any survivors to rescue.
The Klingons were fighting the war of least respect. Only fair that Starfleet returns the favor
@@matthewcaughey8898 Maybe, but Starfleet is about ideals at all costs. Especially given the speech made in Axanar.
Love the 360 panoramic view of the bird of prey during this sequence. Haven't seen that much detail before. Sorry it's taken so long to catch up, but life gets in the way at times. Good job, and I hope you can keep it up, especially since this was a year ago. You are doing so well with your sequencing of shots and angles. Wish the other Star Trek franchises did the same. Been watching since 66, so the nay Sayers can just shut up. Love it. ------ Mike W.
Agree with you about the beauty shots, the lighting is very nice as well, not so many lens flares. Although, that's a D-5 battlecruiser, not a BoP chasing the USS Ares.
Love the 1970s cartoon lazer sound effects.
If Paramount pictures top people had any brains they'd hand all future Star Trek production over to you guys. You guys are awesome 🖖🏼
At least treat the fan films as a farm league.
Screw axanar. they ruined it for fanmade films Alec made sure of that.
@@wolfstriker3992 Not a fan of Alec, but no they were just an early casualty of this. Star Wars and Warhammer 40k off the top of my head have issues here too. Look into the 40k stuff games workshop did. it actually surpassed this in sadistic assholery
@@gups4963 I feel as if paramount's actions were a prelude of what's to come for the Warhammer community once I learned of the axanar controversy and the announcement of Warhammer plot, I thought of the old saying "people who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it." are man was it repeated. also is something similar happing to Star Wars?
@@sansoo9497 What WH40 did using contracts to mislead people into thinking they were hired by 40k is what got all the indie stuff killed. Now people really should no better than to sign any contract with a company as predatory as the black library even more so. If you've seen Astartes, emperor's text to speech or the flashgitz animations among others. That is why there isn't anything really coming out now. SW is more low level paramount shenanigans. I think they are too scared of the fanbase at this point to go further than that. Basically just making to where people can't even try to break even on a project. Which was a dramatic change from sw under lucas
People at Axanar really "get" Star Trek. Kurtzman and his team have just been ruining it, and he doesn't even hide it. He said the vitriol from the fans just motivates him more to change everything.
That warp in was so good! One of the things it feels like Star Trek has lost is the sense of scale of space.
Looks awesome!
That was beautiful!!!
The helmsman of the Ares really needs to take it out of first gear! 😂😂😂
Splendidly done!
Incredible work! Thanks so much for making this.
Love some of the OG/ TOS sound effects being used
Axanar is what Trek needs today.
Ten times more canon than anything barfed out the last 7 years by Paramount.
Looks fantastic. Love the original series music and I’ve always loved the look of the Klingon warships.
When outflying the enemy works just as well as outfighting them. ;)
So love the TOS sound FX.
Welcome to my parlor the spider said to the fly.
Keep 'em coming! We need true Star Trek!!! This is a great holiday surprise. Thank you!
This is all old CGI from years ago. There's nothing new in this, at all.
A massive improvement over the original. I was always a huge fan of this episode in particular, and this level of polish will make it an even greater experience on rewatch.
I'm optimistic for this series and sincerely hope to see the entire body of work complete so the Star Trek community can finally have this work of art in its final form. You guys deserve as much.
Thanks for continuing to make content and keeping this project alive.
Is the saturation this low for a reason? Love hearing that ST:TMP Klingon BGM. Goosebumps!
From Prelude to current, one can see why CBS developed an inferiority complex when it came to fan production. 4:31minutes beats 5 seasons of STD(Discovery) in all forms.
Excellent! Love it.
The only complaint I have is that the federation ship is barely firing. It’s like you have aft weapons, right? SHOOT AT SOMETHING!! You know, PEW-PEW? 💥💥
Other than that it looks awesome.
This is so beautiful. Just beautiful. I wish paramount would wake the hell up!
This is the first time I've come across this. My first impression is I like it.
Really beautiful work. Fantastic design and attention to detail. So sick of seeing people incorporate the abrams timeline. This was really refreshing.
Wait is this still on? Are we actually going to get an Anexar movie at some point?!
2023 yes
Great use of music. I know its all pre recorded stuff, but great interlay. I used to be a DJ so i appreciate good music mixing. Hats off to the music dude.
Awesome!!! 👍💯
My awesome dog Ares approves of your awesome work.
excellent starship/space animation!
Beautiful rendering! I do have a bone to pick about the engine sound for the Ares, though. That was the traditional "engines in distress" sound, which didn't fit the actions of the ship. You might instead repurpose the sound in The Motion Picture when the Big E fires up the impulse engines, as that's the only time I remember hearing a sound for that particular action. And maybe it's just because the design is close, but I think the use of Original Star Trek music worked even better than Horner's Star Trek III score. Still, this is better CG than a lot of feature films. Well done!
I agree. the sound was rather jarring, obviously without any acting sequences to deliver info we dont know y they are making that sound tho. I also felt that the klingon disrupter sounds were off putting, i know its period correct for TOS but when fired repeatedly its rather annoying.
Graphics were excellent and enjoyable and i love the Ares Model, would love to see with some acting sequences :) context is everything. Cant wait for more :)
There's a reason for 'engines in distress' sounds. Scotty isn't on board to moan about his bairns.
Yes. I was somewhat concerned that the Ares seemed to have an engine problem before the battle even began - either that or the captain was pushing the engines beyond their design limits.
Kirkman: fans want Star Trek that is all about the power of love and friendship and diversity
Fans: We want Star Trek
Anxanar: Hold my beer
When are we getting the full movie guys like all the parts put together into one? When is that going to be finished?
End of next year or the beginning of 2024
@@ficklefingeroffateTrue but according to the last update stream they have to more shoots and then they are done filming, what he actually said I think was that they will release it that year the END of the year early next year part is already SC tax added. Lets hope they can make it happen without Paramount being d*cks again
@@ficklefingeroffate You can blame a year or two of that delay on CBS/Paramount and their lawsuit from being jealous that fans were making better Trek with donations from other fans than they could with multi million dollar budgets.
Continuing the fine tradition of Federation ships NEVER FIRING THEIR PHASERS ENOUGH.
i'm an old table top rpg and war gamer, i noticed something interesting, those who have ever played starfleet battles need to watch the d7 closely when it rolls, on the bottom below the forward torpedo launcher are 3 nobs (sfb 3 phaser type 2's), on the upper main body there are 2 nobs on each side of the hanger bay (sfb 2 phaser type 3's), these are phaser points in the game, i found that interesting for the fact that those nobs are not seen on any models or blue prints, just wondered if the people at axanar knew about it
Great dialog.
QUESTION: What exactly destroyed the D-7A at 3:54 ? Was it a "Sprite" (a gargantuan upper atmospheric lightning discharge, or something fired by the Ares ? Its hard to tell.
Stay tuned for our next Ares short!
@@axanarfilm I ask an honest question, and all I get is roomba bot p00pin out "stay tuned" noise ? 🫤
Just freaking awesome!
Pretty incredible work!
Better then any Star Trek in last ten years
The Klingons fire like a cylon basestar from 1978. The sound effect of the weapons sounds the same.
This is the real Star trek! Outstanding!
I'm sorry I honestly not a big Star Trek fan but what they did to my Halo I can only imagine how hard it was for STD with the most Amazingest Strongest Smartest Michael Burnham and the other one. This is on the other hand is Amazing Thank you.