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'''List of [[unnamed individuals|unnamed]] [[Prophet]]s''' appearing through [[vision]] or [[possession]].


== Alien with mottled skin's likeness {{anchor|Alien 0318}}==
[[File: Alien with mottled skin, Prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|An alien's likeness]]
The '''likeness of an [[Alien with mottled skin 001|alien with mottled skin]]''' appeared in the vision experienced by [[Quark]] after inadvertently viewing the [[Orb of Wisdom]]. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
{{bginfo|Played by [[unknown actor]].}}
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== Bashir Alien {{anchor|Bashir 001}}==
{{dthumb|Bashir prophet, 2371.jpg|Bashir prophet, 2372.jpg|Bashir Alien in 2371|Bashir Alien in 2372}}
The '''Bashir Alien''' was a [[wormhole alien]] who twice appeared in the form of [[Julian Bashir]].

He was first present when [[Quark]] entered the [[Bajoran wormhole]] in [[2371]] to ask the wormhole aliens to restore [[Zek]] to his former self. Initially Quark thought it to be the actual Bashir and asked it what he was doing there, not realizing it was a Prophet. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})

He was later present when [[Akorem Laan]] and [[Benjamin Sisko]] returned to the wormhole in [[2372]] to ask the Prophets who of them was their true [[Emissary of the Prophets|Emissary]]. ({{DS9|Accession}})
{{bginfo|The Bashir Alien was played by [[Alexander Siddig]]. His designation was identified in the [[script]] for both appearances.}}
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== Batter Alien {{anchor|Alien Batter}}==
[[File:Batter Alien.jpg|150px|thumb|A Prophet posing as a baseball batter]]
The '''Batter Alien''' or '''Alien Batter''' was a [[wormhole alien]] who appeared in the form of a {{dis|batter|baseball}} from the [[Chicago Cubs]], who was one of several to whom Benjamin Sisko tried to explain the concept of linear time in 2369.

Sisko discovered that the wormhole aliens had no concept of linear time and thus considered his presence disruptive. He tried to explain the concepts of past, present, and future, via the [[memory|memories]] of his life. He further explained that [[Human]]s had choices and these choices shaped future events, without prior knowledge of the actual outcome.

He used [[baseball]] as an example, though the batter believed that baseball showed Humans to be adversarial and aggressive. Sisko then explained that it was just a [[game]]. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
{{bginfo|This prophet was played by [[Kevin McDermott]]. He was credited as "Alien Batter", and [[script]]ed as "Batter Alien".|In an early draft of the script, the character was to have been {{w|Ty Cobb}}, although this was changed to being an unnamed Chicago Cubs batter to avoid rights payments. (''[[The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]''{{page cite}}) The {{novel}}ization of ''{{dis|Emissary|novel}}'' retained the batter as being Cobb.}}

== Captain Officer Alien {{anchor|Saratoga 001}}==
[[File:Vulcan Saratoga captain Prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|Prophet as Vulcan captain]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of the [[Saratoga 31911 captain 001|''Saratoga''{{'}}s captain]]''' confronted Benjamin Sisko when a [[Cardassian]] ship entered into the wormhole. He could not understand that Humans accepted consequences for their actions, but did not know what the consequences would be. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
{{bginfo|The alien was played by [[John Noah Hertzler]]. He was identified in the script as "Captain Officer Alien".}}
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== Chicago Cubs {{anchor|Chicago Cubs 001}}==
[[File:Chicago Cubs.jpg|thumb|150px|Members of the Chicago Cubs]]
This group of '''Chicago Cubs ballplayers''' was present when Benjamin Sisko, wearing a [[Chicago Cubs]] [[baseball cap]], was trying to explain [[linear time]] to the wormhole aliens in [[2369]]. ({{DS9|Emissary}}) 
{{bginfo|The Chicago Cubs ballplayers were played by [[unknown performers]].|According to a [[script]], beginning with Sisko's first encounter with the "Jennifer Alien" on the beach, "''NOTE: In this, and all "alien" sequences, extras beyond 50 feet of camera position will be considered atmosphere and continue normal activity&hellip; all extras within 50 feet will be considered aliens and will stop whatever they're doing and display curiosity about Sisko and what he's saying&hellip;''"}}
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== Conn Officer Alien {{anchor|Saratoga 002}}==
[[File:Conn Officer Alien.jpg|thumb|150px|Conn Officer Alien]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of the [[Saratoga 31911 flight controller 001|''Saratoga''{{'}}s conn officer]]''' confronted Benjamin Sisko when a Cardassian ship entered into the wormhole. She stated that [[humanoid]] linear nature was destructive. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
{{bginfo|The alien was played by [[Cassandra Byram]]. She was identified in the script as "Conn Officer Alien".}}
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== Damar Alien {{anchor|Damar 001}}==
[[File:Damar prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Damar]]
The '''[[Damar]] Alien''' was present when Benjamin Sisko was pulled into the realm of the Prophets in [[2374]], as he was about to attack a [[Dominion]] fleet passing through the Bajoran wormhole, which would mean his death. The wormhole alien stated that Sisko could not be allowed to die. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Casey Biggs]]. He was identified in the script as "Damar Alien".}}
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== Dax Alien {{anchor|Dax 001}}==
[[File:Jadzia prophet2371.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Jadzia Dax]]
This '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Jadzia Dax]]''' was present when Quark entered the wormhole in 2371 to find out what the prophets had done to Zek. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Terry Farrell]]. He was identified in the script as "Dax Alien".}}
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== Doran Alien {{anchor|Doran 001}} ==
[[File:Doran Alien.jpg|thumb|150px|Doran Alien]]
The '''Doran Alien''' was briefly seen by Sisko after he first arrived in the "limbo" and had not yet been familiarized with the Prophets. ({{DS9|Emissary}})

{{bginfo|This wormhole alien was played by [[Lynnda Ferguson]].|She was identified in the script as "Doran Alien", where she originally had lines; her lines, however, were instead spoken by the [[#Tactical Officer Alien|Tactical Officer Alien]].}}

== Dukat Alien {{anchor|Dukat 001}}==
[[File:Dukat prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Dukat]]
This '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Dukat]]''' was present when Benjamin Sisko was pulled into the realm of the Prophets in 2374, as he was about to attack a Dominion fleet passing through the Bajoran wormhole, which would mean his death. The wormhole alien stated that Sisko desired to end the game, but that the game must continue. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Marc Alaimo]]. He was identified in the script as "Dukat Alien".}}
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== Emi Alien {{anchor|Emi 001}}==
[[File:Emi Prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Emi]]
This '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Emi]]''' was present when Quark entered the wormhole in 2371 to find out what had happened to Zek. The wormhole alien told Quark that they were aware of Zek and that he was dangerous because of his desire for profit. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
{{bginfo|This wormhole alien was played by [[Juliana Donald]]. She was identified in the script as "Emi Alien".}}
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== Jake Alien {{anchor|Sisko 002}}==
The '''Jake Alien''' was a Prophet appearing with the likeness of [[Jake Sisko]], who was first encountered by Benjamin Sisko when he discovered the Bajoran wormhole. The Prophets used images from the past and present to communicate with Sisko. This Prophet asked what Sisko was and where his race came from. ({{DS9|Emissary}}) 

Later this alien along with the others refused to allow Sisko to sacrifice his life in an attempt to stop a Dominion fleet from entering the Alpha Quadrant. He said that a penance would be exacted from Sisko for his attempt to end the game. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})

This Prophet again appeared to Sisko, along with the Kira and Koral Aliens, while on [[Bajor]] in 2374 while visiting [[B'hala]]. They announced that "the reckoning must begin," and thought the Sisko was a [[corporeal]], understood that he was "limited" but was still "of Bajor", and that with regard to the [[Reckoning]], offered an alternative to the Koral Alien's claim of it being "the end," adding, "or the beginning." ({{DS9|The Reckoning}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Cirroc Lofton]]. He was identified in the script as "Jake Alien".}}

<gallery>
File:Jake Sisko shortly after birth.jpg|&hellip;as a newborn
File:Jake prophet2369.jpg|&hellip;as a child
File:Jake Alien, 2374.jpg|&hellip;in 2374
File:Jake Alien, 2374-2.jpg|&hellip;again, in 2374
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== Jennifer Alien {{anchor|Sisko 003}}==
[[File:Jennifer Alien.jpg|thumb|150px|The Jennifer Alien]]
Sisko tried to explain linear time to the '''Prophet in the likeness of [[Jennifer Sisko]]''' by using his memories. He showed the alien a time when he and Jennifer were sharing a picnic. The alien mentioned that Jennifer was a part of Sisko's existence, but Sisko told them that in linear time, people were unable to go back to the past, and that when something was lost it was gone forever. The alien believed that Sisko was deceiving them. 

The alien brought him back to the time of Jennifer's death and told him he existed there. Sisko confessed he never got over losing her. The alien helped Sisko realize that Jennifer was gone and he had to let her go and leave the trauma of his wife's death behind him. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
{{bginfo|The prophet was played by [[Felecia M. Bell]]. She was identified in the script as "Jennifer Alien".}}

== Kira Alien {{anchor|Kira 001}}==
The '''Kira Alien''' appeared several times when the wormhole aliens made contact in visions with different individuals.

When [[Quark]] entered the wormhole in 2371 to find out what had happened to Zek, this wormhole alien, in disdain, said "''Another one''". The wormhole aliens informed Quark that they found Zek to be adversarial and aggressive. They had therefore changed Zek into a more peaceful state where profit meant nothing. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})

After Akorem Laan had briefly assumed the role of Emissary of the Prophets in 2372 and reinstated the [[d'jarra]]s , this wormhole alien told Akorem that the d'jarras were in the past, which Sisko had taught them meant that it was no more; it also explained that they had sent Akorem into the future for the Sisko who was their Emissary. ({{DS9|Accession}})

The [[Kira Nerys]] Prophet agreed that Sisko should not end the game and sacrifice himself and his crew in an attempt to stop a [[Dominion]] fleet from entering the [[Alpha Quadrant]] in 2374. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})

This Prophet again appeared to [[Benjamin Sisko]], along with the Jake and Koral Aliens, while on [[Bajor]] in 2374 while visiting [[B'hala]]. They announced that "the circle is complete," explained that "much will depend on the Sisko," and that "he will not waver [..] he will bring the [[Reckoning]]." Though Sisko did not understand what they spoke of, the Kira Alien explained that "the Sisko will know", expressing faith in him. ({{DS9|The Reckoning}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Nana Visitor]]. She was identified in the script as "Kira Alien".}}

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File:Kira prophet, 2371.jpg|&hellip;in 2371
File:Kira prophet, 2372.jpg|&hellip;in 2372
File:Kira prophet, 2374.jpg|&hellip;in 2374
File:Kira prophet, 2374 2.jpg|&hellip;again, in 2374
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== Kira/Prophet {{anchor|Kira 002}}==
[[File:Kira possessed.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet possessing Kira Nerys]]
This '''Prophet which [[possession|possessed]] Kira Nerys''' did so during the Reckoning, which was a battle that took place between a Prophet and the [[Pah-wraith]], [[Kosst Amojan]], who [[possession|possessed]] [[Jake Sisko]], on the [[Promenade]] of Deep Space 9. This Prophet was about to defeat its opponent, when it was driven out of Kira's body by [[chroniton]]s. ({{DS9|The Reckoning}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by Nana Visitor.}}
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== Koral Alien {{anchor|Koral 001}} ==
[[File:Koral Alien.jpg|thumb|150px|Koral Alien]]
The '''Koral Alien''' appeared to [[Benjamin Sisko]], along with the Jake and Kira Aliens, while Sisko visited [[B'hala]] on [[Bajor]] in [[2374]], with the fascimilies counterparts. The Koral Alien announced that "the Sisko has come," and pointed out the he was still [[corporeal]], adding that with regards to the immanent [[Reckoning]], "it will be the end." ({{DS9|The Reckoning}})
{{bginfo|This alien was played by [[James Greene]]. He was identified in the script as "Koral Alien".}}
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== Letant Alien {{anchor|Letant 001}}==
[[File:Letant prophet, 2374.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Letant]]
This '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Romulan]] [[Senator]] [[Letant]]''' appeared to Benjamin Sisko in late 2374, telling him not to leave Deep Space 9 to attack the [[Chin'toka system]]. ({{DS9|Tears of the Prophets}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[David Birney]]. He was identified in the script as "Letant/Alien".}}
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== Locutus Alien {{anchor|Locutus 001}}==
[[File:Locutus Prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Locutus of Borg]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Locutus of Borg]]''' was one of the wormhole aliens Sisko encountered when he first entered the Bajoran wormhole in 2369. He wanted to kill Sisko because he found him inferior. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Patrick Stewart]]. He was identified in the script as "Locutus Alien".}}
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== Maihar'du's Alien {{anchor|Maihar'du 001}}==
[[File:Maihar'du Prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Maihar'du]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Maihar'du]]''' was present when Quark entered the wormhole in 2371 to find out what had happened to Zek. The wormhole alien asked why Quark was there. He also told Quark that Zek was adversarial because he valued profit above all else, stating that Zek had said that there was nothing wrong in acquiring profit. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Tiny Ron]], in his only speaking role appearing as Maihar'du. He was identified in the script as "Maihar'du Alien".}}
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== Martok Alien {{anchor|Martok 001}}==
[[File:Martok prophet, 2374.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Martok]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Klingon]] [[General]] [[Martok]]''' appeared to Benjamin Sisko in late 2374, telling him not to leave Deep Space 9 to attack the [[Chin'toka system]]. ({{DS9|Tears of the Prophets}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[J.G. Hertzler]]. He was identified in the script as "Martok/Alien".}}
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== Morn's likeness {{anchor|Morn 001}}==
[[File:Morn Prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|Morn's likeness]]
A '''likeness of [[Morn]]''' appeared in the vision experienced by [[Quark]] after inadvertently viewing the [[Orb of Wisdom]]. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
{{bginfo|Played by [[Mark Allen Shepherd]].}}
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== Odo Alien {{anchor|Odo 001}}==
{{dthumb|Odo prophet, 2372.jpg|Odo prophet, 2374.jpg|({{DS9|Accession}})|({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})}}
This '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Odo]]''' suggested that Akorem Laan be returned to his own time, which was two hundred years in the past, after he discovered that he was not the Emissary of the Prophets. ({{DS9|Accession}})

This alien was present when the Prophets refused to let Sisko sacrifice his life to save the Alpha Quadrant from Dominion reinforcements. The alien told Sisko that the game must not end. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Rene Auberjonois]]. He was identified in the script as "Odo Alien".}}
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== Opaka Alien {{anchor|Opaka 001}}==
[[File:Opaka orb experience.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet posing as Opaka]]
This '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Kai]] [[Opaka]]''' was one of the first wormhole aliens Sisko encountered when he entered the Bajoran wormhole. ({{DS9|Emissary}})

This Prophet later appeared to [[Bareil Antos]] in an [[orb experience]] regarding the election of the new Kai. ({{DS9|The Collaborator}})

In [[2372]], she appeared to Sisko in an [[orb shadow]]. Later, after the Prophets returned [[Akorem Laan]] to his proper time, she appeared to Sisko, asking why he continued to stay in the [[Celestial Temple]]. Sisko told her he still had questions, and she simply told him that "We are of Bajor" and to Sisko, "You are of Bajor." ({{DS9|Accession}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Camille Saviola]]. She was identified in the script as "Kai Opaka Alien" in "Emissary" and as "Opaka Alien" in "Accession".}}

== Ops Officer Alien {{anchor|Saratoga 003}}==
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of the [[Saratoga 31911 operations manager 001|''Saratoga''{{'}}s ops officer]]''', alarmed that another ship had entered the wormhole, told Benjamin Sisko that he had no regard for the consequences of his actions. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
{{bginfo|The alien was played by [[Lily Mariye]]. She was identified in the script as "Ops Officer Alien".}}

== Picard Alien {{anchor|Picard 001}}==
[[File:Picard prophet2369.jpg|thumb|150px|An unnamed prophet]] 
This '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Jean-Luc Picard]]''' was encountered by Sisko. The alien told Sisko that they sought contact with other lifeforms, but did not consider him worthy, since he was corporeal, and relied on crude [[linguistics]] for communication. The aliens discussed destroying the intruder. In order to prove he meant no harm, he offered to allow the aliens to share his experiences and his past. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Patrick Stewart]]. He was identified in the script as "Picard Alien".}}

== Porta Alien {{anchor|Porta 001}} ==
[[File:Porta prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|A prophet in Porta's likeness]]
This '''prophet in the likeness of [[Vedek]] [[Porta]]''' was present when Akorem Laan and Benjamin Sisko returned to the wormhole in 2372 to ask the Prophets who of them was their true Emissary. ({{DS9|Accession}})
{{bginfo|Like Porta, this Prophet was played by [[Robert Symonds]]. He was identified in the script as "Porta Alien".}}
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== Rom Alien {{anchor|Rom 001}}==
[[File:Prophet Rom.jpg|thumb|150px|Rom whose image was used by the Prophets]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Rom]]''' was present when Quark entered the wormhole to find out what happened to Zek. The alien asked if Benjamin Sisko had sent him and told Quark that Zek wanted to know the outcome of the game before it was played. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Max Grodénchik]].}}
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== Ross Alien {{anchor|Ross 001}}==
[[File:Ross prophet, 2374.jpg|thumb|150px|A wormhole alien posing as Admiral Ross]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Admiral]] [[William Ross]]''' appeared to Benjamin Sisko in late 2374, telling him not to leave Deep Space 9 to attack the [[Chin'toka system]]. ({{DS9|Tears of the Prophets}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Barry Jenner]]. He was identified in the script as "Ross/Alien".}}
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== Sarah Alien {{anchor|Sisko 004}}==
[[File:Sarah Alien.jpg|thumb|150px|"Sarah Sisko" appears in a vision]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Sarah Sisko]]''' took control of her and forced her to give birth to the Emissary. ({{DS9|Image in the Sand}})

The Prophet who had taken possession of Sarah's body later took her appearance when communicating with Benjamin Sisko. Notably, unlike the other Prophets she tended to call Sisko "my son", rather than "the Sisko." She also showed him tenderness, more so than any other member of her race.

In [[2375]], she contacted him in order for him to release the Prophets who had been imprisoned by a Pah-wraith. She revealed the existence of the [[Orb of the Emissary]] on the [[planet]] {{dis|Tyree|planet}}. Ben located the Orb and, upon opening it, released a Prophet, who cast the Pah-wraith from their home in the Bajoran wormhole. ({{DS9|Shadows and Symbols}})

The Prophet took Sarah's appearance later that same year in an attempt to talk Sisko out of marrying [[Kasidy Yates]]. Sarah was convinced that, if he went through with the marriage, he would "know nothing but sorrow." Despite her warnings, Benjamin went through with the wedding. ({{DS9|Penumbra|'Til Death Do Us Part}})

The Sarah Prophet ultimately greeted Benjamin in the [[Celestial Temple]] after he had fulfilled his destiny and defeated the Pah-wraiths, but at the cost of losing his corporeal form. Sarah informed Sisko that his task was complete and that he must rest. And, that his greatest challenge was not in front of him but behind him. Nevertheless, Sisko promised Kasidy &ndash; [[pregnant]] with his child &ndash; that he would return. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
{{bginfo|Sarah Sisko was played by actress [[Deborah Lacey]].|The [[script]] for "Image in the Sand" described the following of this character: "''We adjust to reveal Sarah Sisko, or should we say a Sarah alien? (Note: though she still possesses the strange, otherworldliness of her people, this wormhole alien is definitely more accessible and seems to be talking to Sisko rather than at him.)''"}}

== Sisko Alien {{anchor|Sisko 001}}==
[[File:Sisko prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|A Prophet appearing as Sisko]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of Benjamin Sisko''' was present when Quark entered the wormhole to find out what the Prophets had done to Zek. The alien stated that the Sisko had taught them about linear time and that Zek wanted to know the future to gain an advantage in business, which was out of linear time. The aliens therefore de-evolved Zek back to a purer state. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
{{bginfo|The alien was played by [[Avery Brooks]]. He was identified in the script as "Sisko Alien".}}
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== Starfleet doctors and nurses {{anchor|Medical staff 001}} ==
* {{DS9|Emissary}}
{{bginfo|These individuals are noted in the script during the Prophets viewing of Jake's birth, where "Sisko finds himself holding his child in his hands for the first time... as a Starfleet doctor and nurses, all aliens, tend to Jennifer in bed... who looks up in her post labor flush..."}}

== Tactical Officer Alien {{anchor|Saratoga 004}}==
({{DS9|Emissary}})
{{bginfo|Played by [[Stephen Davies]]. He was identified in the script as "Tactical Officer Alien". In the final episode, at one point, he was given the lines originally written for the Prophet version of [[Doran]].}}

== Weyoun Alien {{anchor|Weyoun 001}}==
[[File:Weyoun prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|A wormhole alien posing as Weyoun]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Weyoun 5]]''' said that Sisko wished to shed his corporeal existence after Sisko was pulled into the realm of the Prophets, as he was going to sacrifice his life by attacking a Jem'Hadar fleet coming from the [[Gamma Quadrant]]. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Jeffrey Combs]]. He was identified in the script as "Weyoun Alien".}}
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== Worf Alien {{anchor|Worf 001}}==
[[File:Worf prophet, 2374.jpg|thumb|150px|An unnamed Prophet]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Worf]]''' was one of the Prophets that warned Benjamin Sisko not to leave the station to attack the [[Chin'toka system]]. ({{DS9|Tears of the Prophets}})
{{bginfo|The prophet was played by [[Michael Dorn]]. He was identified in the script as "Worf/Alien".}}
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== Zek's likeness {{anchor|Zek 001}}==
[[File:Zek Prophet.jpg|thumb|150px|Zek-Prophet]]
The '''Prophet taking on the likeness of [[Zek]]''' was present when [[Quark]] opened the [[Orb of Wisdom]], which was discovered aboard [[Zek's personal shuttle]]. 

The alien told Quark that they were aware of Zek and that he was dangerous because of his desire for [[profit]]. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
{{bginfo|The wormhole alien was played by [[Wallace Shawn]].}}

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