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They possess extraordinary abilities, including the power to manipulate the dimension of time and project solid-looking, interactive illusions across space. Their leader, [[Sarany (TOS-LM)|Sarany]], can also appear selectively to individuals, such as [[Apollo (TOS-LM)|Apollo]], suggesting telepathic or other psychic abilities. | They possess extraordinary abilities, including the power to manipulate the dimension of time and project solid-looking, interactive illusions across space. Their leader, [[Sarany (TOS-LM)|Sarany]], can also appear selectively to individuals, such as [[Apollo (TOS-LM)|Apollo]], suggesting telepathic or other psychic abilities. | ||
The Tharians have enjoyed perfect peace for centuries and have forgotten the meaning of violence. When [[The Fleet (TOS-LM)|the Fleet]] arrives, the Tharians create an illusory spaceship to test their character. After [[Boomer (TOS-LM)|Boomer]] attacks the illusion in a misunderstanding, the Tharians deem the humans too aggressive and ask them to leave their world {{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 2}}.<ref>''Look-In'' #4 (1980) to #26 (1980), Storyline 2, Strips 1-23</ref> | The Tharians have enjoyed perfect peace for centuries and have forgotten the meaning of violence. When [[The Fleet (TOS-LM)|the Fleet]] arrives, the Tharians create an illusory spaceship to test their character. After [[Boomer (TOS-LM)|Boomer]] attacks the illusion in a misunderstanding, the Tharians deem the humans too aggressive and ask them to leave their world ({{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 2}}).<ref>''Look-In'' #4 (1980) to #26 (1980), Storyline 2, Strips 1-23</ref> | ||
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