Small Belt-Mounted Phaser

The small belt-mounted phaser is drawn by Conn in a desperate and defiant attempt to challenge Q’s authority. After Conn is instantly frozen, Picard retrieves the phaser from the deck and holds it reversed as a warning and symbol of human resolve against overwhelming power.

The small belt-mounted phaser carried by Conn becomes the focal point of resistance when Conn draws it in defiance of Q’s ultimatum. After Q freezes Conn, Captain Picard retrieves the phaser from the deck, holding it reversed under Q’s nose as a symbol of human resolve and a warning of Starfleet’s defensive capability.

The small belt-mounted phaser, originally worn by crewman Conn, becomes central to the confrontation when Conn draws it in defiance against Q. Q immediately freezes Conn and the phaser, which is then retrieved by Picard and wielded reversed with the stun setting to warn Q, symbolizing fragile human resistance and the threat of violence under cosmic oppression.

Worf draws the small belt-mounted phaser defensively upon Q’s sudden intrusion, attempting to shield Picard and the bridge. The phaser serves as a symbol of fragile human defense and immediate protective impulse but is quickly holstered under Picard’s command.

A hand phaser is held at the ready by Conn on the bridge as a defensive measure against the unknown alien presence. Though tension is high and the weapon is primed, Captain Picard signals restraint, forbidding aggressive action despite the threatening circumstances. The hand phaser symbolizes the crew’s preparedness for conflict, even as diplomacy is attempted.

A large hand phaser is briefly held by Conn as a precaution during the intrusion but is not fired or actively used, symbolizing the crew’s readiness to defend the ship despite Picard’s restraint.

The handheld phaser is wielded by Conn in a defensive posture in response to the unknown intruder alert, ready for immediate action but restrained by Captain Picard’s order to hold position, symbolizing the crew's readiness to protect the ship amid escalating uncertainty.

Hand phasers are drawn by Riker, Tasha, and Worf in defense of Wesley, transforming the confrontation from diplomatic discourse to a tense armed standoff. Their presence asserts Starfleet’s readiness to defend its crew by force if necessary, escalating the seriousness of the cultural clash.

Phasers are held by security officers Tasha Yar and Worf, discreetly carried as a precaution during the tense negotiation, symbolizing the underlying threat and Starfleet’s readiness to defend its crew if diplomacy fails.

Phasers held unobtrusively by Tasha Yar and Worf serve as silent security measures during the Council Chambers meeting, symbolizing preparedness for sudden threat while maintaining diplomatic decorum.

Phasers are held unobtrusively by Tasha Yar and Worf as a defensive precaution during the tense negotiation, signaling readiness for violence without escalating tensions. They embody the crew’s constant vigilance and serve as subtle deterrents against potential Edo aggression.

Phasers held discreetly by Riker, Worf, and Tasha Yar signify a latent threat of violence and underscore the tense security atmosphere in the Council Chambers amid fragile diplomacy.

Phasers held by security officers Tasha Yar and Worf serve as subtle reminders of the potential for violence behind diplomatic facades, emphasizing the crew’s readiness to defend themselves during the tense council meeting.

The small hand phasers held unobtrusively by Tasha and Worf symbolize the crew’s preparedness to defend themselves if diplomacy fails, maintaining a quiet but visible deterrent amidst the tense cultural exchange.

Riker tests his hand phaser’s power by firing a single shot that creates a significant explosion in the desert, confirming its lethal effectiveness against the enemy. Later, this weapon symbolizes the tangible leverage of advanced technology against seemingly primitive foes before Riker transcends physical weaponry through Q's powers.

Riker and Data’s hand phasers serve as the crew’s primary offensive tools in the hostile environment. Riker tests his phaser’s functionality with a powerful blast, then uses it to effectively eliminate the immediate enemy soldiers threatening the team, highlighting the stark contrast between advanced Starfleet technology and primitive enemy weapons.

The handheld phasers are held by away team members on the transporter pad, symbolizing both readiness for combat and the latent threat underlying the tense command standoff. They underscore the precariousness of the mission and the need for vigilant defense.

Riker and Data's handheld phasers are carried by the away team members on the transporter pad, symbolizing readiness for combat and the latent threat underpinning the mission's high-stakes nature during the command confrontation.

Riker and Data's hand phasers are carried by the away team members standing on the transporter pad, signifying their readiness for imminent tactical engagement. These weapons symbolize the latent threat and the serious nature of the mission, underscoring the tension beneath the verbal command dispute.

Riker and Data's hand phasers are checked by the away team immediately after materialization, signifying readiness for potential confrontation or defense within the hazardous tunnel environment. They underscore latent tactical tension and the team's preparedness for violence.

Riker and Data's hand phasers are present as tactical equipment, underscoring the latent threat and necessity for readiness amid the tunnel exploration. Though not actively fired or used here, their presence maintains the tension and preparedness of the away team.

Phasers are checked and held ready by the away team members as they prepare to advance through the potentially hostile and deteriorated M-4 tunnel, underscoring the latent threat and need for tactical readiness.

Phasers serve as the essential tactical tools wielded by Worf and Tasha to cut through the steelplast barrier. Their controlled energy beams physically alter the environment, enabling the team's forward movement and embodying the pragmatic use of force within the mission’s constraints.

Phaser beams, wielded by Worf and Tasha Yar, are employed to cut a rough square through the steelplast barrier, physically enabling the team's passage. These weapons underscore the latent threat and readiness to use force within the tense rescue operation.

The handheld phasers wielded by Riker and Data are utilized actively during the tunnel firefight, delivering stun fire against Mordanite soldiers and maintaining defensive cover during the team's retreat. They represent the tactical means of restrained force employed in the volatile hostage rescue operation.

Riker and Data's hand phasers are employed during the firefight in the tunnels to stun and incapacitate Mordanite soldiers, enabling the away team's retreat and protection of the Admiral during his collapse.

Phasers carried by Riker, Data, Geordi, and Worf remain set to stun and ready for defensive use. Their potential discharge is carefully avoided due to the volatile gas buildup, highlighting the tension between preparedness and the danger of accidental catastrophe.

Phasers are checked and set to stun by the away team under Riker's direction, signaling readiness for non-lethal defense amid unknown dangers during transport and exploration of the damaged vessel.

The team’s hand phasers are set to stun under Riker’s orders, symbolizing disciplined preparedness. These weapons underscore the tension and potential for conflict within the hazardous mission environment while emphasizing a non-lethal approach.

The hand phasers worn by Riker, Data, Geordi, and Worf are ready and set to stun, symbolizing the team’s preparedness for hostile encounters. During this event, their cautious non-lethal readiness is emphasized, especially when phaser use is discouraged due to the risk of igniting the deuterium gas buildup.

Phasers carried by Riker, Data, Geordi, and Worf are deliberately not used to avoid triggering a catastrophic explosion due to gas buildup. Their presence underscores the tension between readiness for combat and caution within a volatile environment.

Handheld phasers are wielded by Klingon renegades and security personnel during the violent firefight, the weapons turning the corridor into a lethal battleground with fatal consequences.

Phasers are wielded by both the renegades and security guards during the firefight triggered by the breakout, serving as the immediate cause of death and violence in the event.

The phaser wielded by Korris serves as the immediate threat instrument, pointed directly at the Dilithium Crystal Chamber to threaten catastrophic damage. Its presence heightens the tension and urgency of the standoff, symbolizing imminent violence and leverage.

Korris wields a phaser as a weapon of intimidation and potential destruction, brandishing it menacingly at the dilithium crystal chamber to coerce negotiations and assert control. Its presence is central to the tension and threat level of the event.

The phaser is the weapon Korris wields to threaten the Dilithium Crystal Chamber and to attempt coercion; it is also the instrument of Korris's death when Worf uses it set to kill to neutralize the threat decisively.

The phaser is wielded by Korris as a hostage weapon, held on the second level of Main Engineering aimed at the Dilithium Crystal Chamber. It is the instrument through which Korris attempts to coerce the Enterprise crew and authorizes lethal force. Ultimately, Worf uses this same phaser to shoot Korris, ending the immediate danger.

The phaser is wielded by Korris as his weapon of threat, aimed at the Dilithium Crystal Chamber to coerce demands. It becomes the instrument of his demise when Worf turns it against him with a lethal blast, symbolizing the deadly consequences of his defiance.

Hand phasers wielded by Commander Riker and Data serve as primary weapons for defense and offense. Data adjusts his phaser to a kill setting to assist Tasha in hitting the evasive Minos automated weapon. The phasers represent the crew’s tactical readiness amid the hostile environment.

Riker and Data’s hand phasers are crucial tools for defense and offense during this event. Tasha fires her phaser repeatedly at the evasive Minos weapon, with Data adjusting his phaser’s settings to complement her shots, ultimately destroying the threat that endangers the away team.

Riker and Data’s hand phasers are actively used to engage the evasive Minos automated weapon. Data adjusts his phaser settings to 'kill' and combines fire with Tasha Yar, successfully neutralizing the threat, underscoring their tactical coordination under pressure.

Riker and Data's Hand Phasers are implied as part of the ship's phaser arrays and defensive weapons system, prepared for activation to counter incoming attacks. Though specific firing is not detailed, phasers stand ready as part of the coordinated defense.

Riker and Data's Hand Phasers are referenced as the away team’s weapons, locked and ready to be used once rescue is possible. They symbolize the immediate tactical readiness of the away team and the stakes for the ship to enable their extraction.

Phasers are locked on a target detected briefly by Lian, prepared to fire immediately when the cloaked attacker becomes visible. They serve as the primary energy weapon controlled by Geordi and Worf.

Phasers are actively fired multiple times under Worf’s command as part of coordinated attacks against the Interrupter. Despite precise programming and rapid response, their bursts fail to connect, emphasizing the challenge posed by the cloaked enemy.

Phasers are simultaneously fired alongside photon torpedoes in a coordinated attack effort. Though powerful and precise, they fail to land on the cloaked attacker, contributing to mounting frustration and tactical uncertainty among the crew.

Hand phasers remain on the bridge consoles, ready but not directly used in this event, representing the ship’s standard tactical weaponry and the crew’s preparedness to engage if necessary.

Phasers stand at full readiness and are fired under Worf’s command in direct response to Geordi’s tactical orders, delivering a decisive energy barrage that destroys the cloaked attacker concealed within the atmospheric turbulence.

The away team deploys their handheld phasers in response to the laser ambush, using controlled bursts of energy to suppress and neutralize the source of the deadly attacks. These weapons are crucial tools for survival and combat within the hostile corridor environment.

The phasers wielded by Riker, Worf, and Data serve as essential defensive tools during the sudden laser ambush, enabling precise and controlled return fire that allows the away team to survive the unexpected attack and proceed.