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Ash Tyler is really Voq, and Ash/Voq made that clear to Michael Burnham before she had him seemingly executed on board the I.S.S. Shenzhou. In reality, Burnham had Ash/Voq beamed onto the Discovery, where the ship's surgeons have been unable to help him. Related: Star Trek: Discovery Reveals [SPOILER] Is From The Mirror Universe.

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In the episode "The Wolf Inside," Tyler is brought face to face with his albino persona once more, as he meets his Mirror Universe counterpart. This version of Voq, still a Klingon and an

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Today's Discovery discussion features Ash Tyler/Voq and L'Rell, leaving together at the end of the season finale of Discovery. What does this mean for the c

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There's an rumor floating around out there, and it involves the true identity of Voq, the albino Klingon who serves as T'Kuvma's torchbearer and successor. W

https://gamerant.com/star-trek-discovery-who-is-ash-tyler-voq-explained/
Link copied to clipboard. When it comes to complicated Star Trek characters, Ash Tyler (Shazad Latif) shook up the entire Discovery crew when his complicated history finally came to light. Ash's

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There's also the fact that Voq abruptly disappeared from the show just as Tyler debuted on the Klingon's ship. The show has even had Captain Lorca (Jason Isaacs) note that Tyler "fights like a Klingon," which really couldn't be more on the nose. Read More: Star Trek: Discovery Midseason Finale Asks More Questions Than It Answers

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The theory posits that Lt. Ash Tyler, played by Shazad Latif, is actually the Klingon Voq in disguise, and the theory is surprisingly credible. The roots of the theory go back to before Star Trek

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Ash Tyler, formerly known as Voq, was a 23rd century Klingon warrior who underwent the choH'a', an extreme, agonizing surgery so that he would appear to be Human during the Federation-Klingon War.His DNA and memories were somehow spliced with captured Starfleet officer Lieutenant Ash Tyler in the experimental procedure, making him an artificial hybrid.This procedure was extensive enough that

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Additionally, Ash Tyler ( Shazad Latif) took his budding romantic relationship with Michael Burnham ( Sonequa Martin-Green) to the next level. After suffering from flashbacks to his time as a

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A fan theory that has been gaining traction over the past several days suggests that Javid Iqbal, the actor who plays a Klingon named Voq, may not actually exist. Instead, the theory posits

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Another plot hole in the Tyler is Voq theory is that Ash Tyler has to actually have a Starfleet record in order for the deception to work. Lorca would naturally confirm Tyler's identity with Discovery's database and he would easily find out if there is no Lieutenant Ash Tyler. Therefore, it's possible there actually was a Lt. Ash Tyler whom the

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But for the rest of us, we can now, like Bones, say with confidence: Ash Tyler is a Klingon! ... I'd love to see more of Mirror Voq. He's great. I had a really good time playing him. Who knows.

https://trekmovie.com/2018/01/16/tylers-star-trek-discovery-transformation-explained-behind-the-scenes-on-the-wolf-inside/
The big reveal from Sunday's episode of Discovery was that the theories were true and "Ash Tyler" was actually the Klingon Voq, ... really was a real Ash Tyler in the Prime Universe

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In this scenario, Voq has assimilated Tyler's memories and persona, but the real Ash Tyler is still alive, presumably as a prisoner of war. In fact, the real Tyler's appearance may be the way

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The one you call 'Tyler' was captured in battle at the binary stars. We harvested his DNA, reconstructed his conscious, and rebuilt his memory. We modified Voq into a shell that appears Human. We grafted his psyche into Tyler's, and in so doing, Voq has given his body and soul for our ideology.L'Rell to Saru Ash Tyler was a male Human Starfleet officer who lived during the mid-23rd century

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Even if you take Ash's storehouse of memories and plant them into Voq, that doesn't give Voq human instincts, and the ability to engage spontaneously as a human in a totally convincing way. My gut feeling about Ash is that he is not an altered Klingon, but a human who has been brainwashed into acting as a sleeper agent.

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It's Voq's body that was mutilated and genetically altered to be human. Ash Tyler's mind was imprinted on top of Voq's. When they were in the mirror universe and Voq surfaced both consciousnesses came into conflict. I believe the resolution was a merged personality that is sometimes Ash, sometimes Voq, but most of the time an amalgam of the two.

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After months of fan theories, Discovery revealed that Lieutenant Ash Tyler is actually Voq incognito. The 'Ash Tyler' who came on board the Discovery is Voq, whose Klingon body was surgically altered into 'a human shell', while Voq's memories and personalities were overlayed by those of the real Ash Tyler. The procedure that turned Voq into Ash

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Discovery star Shazad Latif gave his thoughts on that matter to IGN. He believes Tyler was an actual prisoner of war that L'Rell used to manufacture Voq's human form. "Yeah, I think L'Rell used a

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In Season 1 of Discovery, we are introduced to Ash Tyler, a prisoner held by the Klingons alongside Mudd and Lorca. Over the course of his presence there and after he escapes, we gradually uncover an apparent story of a deep trauma he suffers from his treatment by the Klingons who imprisoned him, most horrifically from L'Rell, who he disturbingly describes as someone who developed an 'interest

https://screenrant.com/star-trek-discovery-ash-tyler-voq-betrayal/
Major spoilers and speculation ahead for Star Trek: Discovery up through Season 1, Episode 6, "Lethe." You've been warned! Fans are all thinking pretty much the same thing when it comes to the newly-introduced Lt. Ash Tyler: He's got to be the Klingon Voq altered to look human. Voq, as you may recall, was T'Kuvma's most loyal follower, and

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Yes, Tyler's body as it was born doesn't exist anymore. His consciousness and DNA was put into Voq, whose body was modified to look like Tyler's (all the bone crushing stuff). The result was a body that looked like Tyler with Voq and Tyler's personalities in it. So basically we have a clone of Tyler now, since Voq had to be put down.