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Who is considered the most powerful species in the Star Trek Universe?



Who is considered to be the most powerful species in the Star Trek Universe? We know the Borg are powerful but they can be beaten by species 8472, but species 8472 can be beaten by the Federation (Not really a species more of a group of species) and then the Federation can be beaten by the Borg, it is a vicious circle but what about other species in the galaxy could any of them be more powerful? Some people might say 'Q' but is 'Q' really a species or a mystical force?


I was going to edit this question to exclude 'Q' from it, but there are some species that even 'Q' is scared of for example Guinan's species. In the episode 'Q Who' 'Q' tells Picard that she is a danger to the crew, but 'Q' is scared and becomes agitated by Guinans presence. This is backed up by wiki under plot



Guinan confronts Q who becomes agitated and is forced to reveal the reason why he is on the Enterprise'



So is 'Q' really the most powerful species or is Guinan's species more powerful?



Answer






  1. Q are a race of aliens.



    Super-race able to change matter to energy and to suspend time, existing in a continuum of the limitless dimensions of the galaxy.





  2. The side effects of their civil war caused supernovas in our reality.





  3. They can convert matter to energy and vice-versa at will.




So, yes. It seems like they are the most powerful.


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