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For a hologram of Ambassador Spock, please see Spock One.

Spock Two was a giant clone of Spock created on the planet Phylos.

Stavos Keniclius 5 created the clone in 2269, with the intention of building a clone army to impose peace on the galaxy. When Captain James T. Kirk was able to convince them that the Federation's work made this unnecessary, Keniclius 5 and Spock Two remained on Phylos to try to save the Phylosian species. (TAS: "The Infinite Vulcan")

In 2380, when Ensign Brad Boimler was explaining to Clar that Starfleet officers don't always know what to expect when it came to the unknown, he cited the example of Captain Kirk, who was completely unaware that he was going to encounter a "giant Spock on Phylos". (LD: "Veritas")

His skeleton, complete with a tattered sciences division Starfleet uniform, had become part of Kerner Hauze's collection by 2381. The skeleton was suspended from the ceiling, but fell on Siggi, killing him. An away team from the USS Cerritos then attempted to climb over the pile of bones to further their escape. (LD: "Kayshon, His Eyes Open")

In a non-canon account, Spock Two appeared giving the Vulcan salute on the main viewer of the USS Enterprise while the Post Mainframe Acid-Cardassian Ten Forwardcore band jammed. (VST: "Walk, Don't Run")

Spock Two was voiced by Leonard Nimoy.
In the script for "The Infinite Vulcan", Spock Two is introduced with the scene description, "A towering figure fills the entrance – it has the same cool detached look, the same pointed ears, the same arched eyebrows – only this Mr. Spock is twenty-five feet tall. And as he looks down at his dying counterpart and the other men from the Enterprise, he does not appear to be a friend."
The skeletal remains were confirmed to be as such by Mike McMahan. [1] [2]

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