21. Gaila
Gaila was an Orion female and a cadet at Starfleet Academy in the alternate reality. While studying at the Academy in the mid-to-late 2250s, she shared accommodations with Nyota Uhura, who was tired of Orion’s revolving door policy regarding men.
Gaila begins her journey in a scandalous fashion in a rendezvous with Kirk. But when her roommate Uhura arrives it immediately changes to a comedy scene as she tries to hide Kirk, but is ultimately caught on by Uhura.
She does feel perturbed when she understands that Kirk was using her for his own benefits. The only reason Kirk was attracted to her was because Gaila worked in the computer lab. She watches with her Arms crossed when Kirk is being tried, but due to the events later in the movie does not have the chance to confront him. Though Kirk later tries to apologize he is never able to find her, having been forever parted from her.
22. Andrea
Andrea was a female android built sometime between 2261 and 2266, by Roger Korby. By Human standards, her behavior was quite simplistic, to the point where she would duplicate patterns of learned behavior.
Andrea’s existence and emotional capabilities became a source of conflict between various characters in the series. Christine Chapel described her as a “mechanical geisha.” She was of the opinion that Andrea was just an Android devoid of any emotions, and would do only as instructed.
To prove his point Kirk kissed her longer and much more passionately, and she became confused and upset, claiming she was “not programmed” for Kirk. This evidence that the androids could learn to feel emotions they were not programmed to feel contradicted Korby’s belief that an android society would be a utopia, free of conflict and strife. At the end when she kissed Korby, he activated a laser pistol, destroying himself and Andrea./
23. Helen Noel
Helen Noel was a female Human enlisted crewmember in the 23rd century. She served in the sciences division aboard the USS Enterprise in 2265 to 2266 under the command of Captain James T. Kirk, during its historic five-year mission. She was a psychiatrist with a background in rehabilitative therapy.
Her character description reads “She is young, exceedingly, even uncomfortably, lovely [….] Her face is intelligent but the graceful, young and very female body is scarcely what Kirk had in mind when McCoy casually mentioned scientific assistance.”
Her brief but beautiful relationship with Kirk helps a lot as it is the romantic feelings Kirk has for her in the hands-on demonstration of the neural neutralizer with Kirk as the subject. But he was able to fight off his feelings for Noel long enough to dispatch her through a series of air conditioning ducts to the colony’s power supply. She was actually written as a replacement for Yeoman Janice Rand, who originally would have accompanied Kirk to Tantalus V.
24. Kira Nerys
Kira Nerys is a fictional character in the American science fiction television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993–1999). She is played by actress Nana Visitor.
Kira Nerys was a major, later colonel, in the Bajoran Militia, following years in the Bajoran Resistance during the Cardassian Occupation and a Starfleet commander for a brief period during 2375. She served as Bajoran liaison officer on Starfleet station Deep Space 9 and later assumed command of the station. Kira was integral in the survival of the Cardassian Rebellion against the Dominion.
Kira’s arc mainly deals with the conflicting beliefs she has about the Federation. At its inception she opposed the Federation presence on DS9, feeling that the Bajoran people should have nothing to do with the Federation as Bajor has just endured a 50-year occupation by the Cardassians and Bajor needs to be able to stand on its own two feet. But overtime she became a staunch supporter, and fought for the Federation.
25. Saavik
Saavik is a fictional character in the Star Trek universe. She first appeared in the film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) played by Kirstie Alley. Robin Curtis took over the role for Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986).
Saavik was a Vulcan Starfleet officer who, in the mid-2280s, served aboard both the USS Enterprise and the USS Grissom. Of particular note was her involvement with the failed Genesis project.
Saavik shared a very interesting relationship with Spock. He was her mentor who made her realise that having all rules learnt by heart are not enough that you need a certain level of perception and care.
She cries when she learns of his death and at the end is a huge reason why he comes back to life. At the end She remained on Vulcan with Spock’s mother, Amanda Grayson, when the Enterprise crew – together with Captain Spock – returned home to Earth.
26. Beverly Crusher
Beverly Crusher debuted in the hit television series, Star Trek: The Next Generation. She was the chief medical officer of the Enterprise-D and Enterprise-E.
Beverly was born as Beverly Howard in 2324. Her place of birth was the Copernicus City of Luna. Her family was Scottish-Americans by ethnicity. After her parents died, she started living with her grandmother, Felisa Howard inArvada III, which was a colony planet. However, a collision of the planet with the moon caused it to be flooded. Her grandmother was a resourceful lady, helping the injured with herbs and tree chemicals when synthetic medicines ran out.
Beverly was known as a shy, awkward and quiet child. She was very self-conscious when she was young. She was intelligent and caring, thus sparking her interest in medicine. The disaster that happened in Arvada III only made her more decisive to become a doctor.after the disaster at Arvada III, Beverly and Felisa moved to Caldos, until she enrolled for Starfleet Academy.
27. Derran Tal
Derran Tal was an assistant engineer on a ship. She was a Varro. She was romantically involved with Ensign Harry Kim around 2375, which violated the protocol of the ship. After their affair was found out by Captain January, Kim was called and was ordered to break off the relationship with Tal.
Later, it was found that there was a Varro hiding inside the USS Voyager. The person then explained how certain Varro felt stuck within the ships and just wanted a way out. It was also revealed that they are forming a violent group to fight for their freedom.
It was later revealed that bothe the Varro ship and the Voyager are infected with a synthetic virus, causing problems in the ship’s hull. Tal then unveils her involvement in that dissent group and shows her work where she developed a schematic for the virus. Ultimately, she bid goodbye to Kim as the more time she spent with him, the harder it was becoming for her to carry out the operation.
28. Neras
Neras is an Orion slave girl, born in the 22nd century. She was sold at the slave markets of Verex III during May 2154. However, she was a respected member in front of her slavers and apparently, presented herself willingly to the customers. The character of Neras was played by Bobi Sue Luther.
Even though she is not crucial for the plot of the movie, she is included in this list for her sheer hotness. Little is known about the character but she had some knowledge of anthropology. She was a true vision in skimpy outfit that left nothing for imagination to her bidders and the audience. Her characters is mentioned with this one phrase “Orion girls are knowm for thei…innate skills”.