Quogs 101

**Star Trek Quogs** is a GoAnimate theme based on the original Star Trek series and the product line. It was released on February 2, 2009 to coincide the release of 2009 Star Trek reboot and the brand CBS/Paramount Pictures created at the time. It has many characters like Kirk, Spock, and McCoy (formerly known as Bones).

*Before June 3, 2009, five characters were created and added in for “The Backstory”*
contest. On September 10, 2012, the theme was taken down. It was the second to last licensed theme to ever be taken down. And because this is a licensed theme, it was impossible for videos saved as draft or private with the theme involved to publish. The videos were still watchable until the middle of 2017.
–GoAnipedia wiki

Available characters included: James T. Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Sulu, Uhura, Scotty, Chekov, Khan Noonien, Singh, Kang, Orion Slave Girl, Mirror Spock, Gorn (added before June 2009), Klingon Crewman #1 (added before June 2009), Mara (Kang’s Wife) (added before June 2009), Klingon Crewman #2 (added before June 2009), Nurse Chapel (added before June 2009).
–GoAnipedia wiki

Amazon.com Funko Star Trek Captain Kirk 5” Vinyl Quogs Figure

LTL PRINTS has just unveiled an exclusive collection of Star Trek QUOGS Wall Graphics that range from seven feet tall down to laptop-size. QUOGS, as both collectors and new fans know, is a proprietary – not to mention colorful, playful and fresh — animated art style that’s being applied to an array of products featuring original Star Trek characters, ships and even such aliens and creatures as the Gorn, Orion Slave Girl and Tribbles.
–StarTrek.com 07.01.10

2017-19 Spock and 2018-19 Kirk Hallmark ornaments

“We prefer not to show weapons in our Star Trek ornaments but we will when we feel it adds to the storytelling aspect of a design. Note that in 2018, the Kirk design released that year by Hallmark Ornaments substituted a communicator for the phaser he typically carries in that stance of his Quogs design, a move that was intentional on our part.”
-Kevin Dilmore, February 22, 2022