Guardian of Forever
fictional time machine in Star Trek
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Guardian of Forever
Summary
Guardian of Forever is a time machine[1]. It is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Guardian of Forever's instance of is recorded as time machine[3].
- Guardian of Forever's instance of is recorded as artificial intelligence model[4].
- Guardian of Forever's instance of is recorded as literary character[5].
- Guardian of Forever's instance of is recorded as fictional gate[6].
- Among the performers on Guardian of Forever was Bartell LaRue[7].
- Among the performers on Guardian of Forever was James Doohan[8].
- Guardian of Forever took place at Gateway[9].
- Guardian of Forever's from narrative universe is recorded as Star Trek universe[10].
- Guardian of Forever's home world is recorded as Gateway[11].
- Guardian of Forever's described by source is recorded as Star Trek Fact Files[12].
- Guardian of Forever's described by source is recorded as The Worlds of the Federation[13].
- Guardian of Forever's described by source is recorded as Who's Who in Star Trek 1[14].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as The City on the Edge of Forever[15].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Yesteryear[16].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Imzadi[17].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Federation[18].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Yesterday's Son[19].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Q7805314[20].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Beyond the Farthest Star[21].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as City on the Edge of Never[22].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Star Trek Online[23].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Terra Firma, Part II[24].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as An Unexpected Yesterday[25].
- Guardian of Forever's present in work is recorded as Star Trek: The Original Series Core Game Book[26].
- Guardian of Forever's media franchise is recorded as Star Trek[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include time machine[3], artificial intelligence model[4], literary character[5], and fictional gate[6].
Why It Matters
Guardian of Forever is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]