History Fanfic / TheMysteriousCaseOfNeelixsLungs

* GroinAttack: Harry tries to subdue Torres when she starts fighting with a Cardassian while staying with the Ocammpa. Turns out that when dealing with an enraged, half-klingon terrorist who doesn't really have a concept of playing fair, and you yourself don't have hand-to-hand combat skills, things tend to not go well for you, and Harry is soon curled into a fetal position on the ground, whimpering.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Adding the ''Vetar'' to the mix doubles the size of the main cast, and when you add in recurring characters like Petty Officer Ivrahanla sh'Phohlhi? One of the reviews actually thanked the authors for providing a DramatisPersonae at the start of each chapter.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: At one point, [[spoiler: while hunting a Changeling Infiltrator, it's impersonating a Hebrew crew member. They catch it because when startled, it exclaims "Jesus!" Said crewmember ''never'' used the name of Jesus as an exclamation.]]

* RidiculousFutureSequelization: ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty 104''. 'Nuff said.

** The crews are shown or spoken of playing holoprograms based on ''Franchise/MassEffect'', ''Film/{{Serenity}}'', and ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty'' (subjected to RidiculousFutureSequelization), and ''Voyager'''s library includes everything from ''Literature/TheTaleOfGenji'' to ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings''.

The fic completed its first season, eight official episodes and a MilestoneCelebration CrackFic parody, on 19 April 2015. Season 2 began on 15 August 2015.

* LargeHam: The Trabe. Every scene that they're in has them acting dramatically to impress their Kazon underlings and keep them in line.

** In contrast to Trek, where people of only one race would man alien ships (Klingons only on Klingon ships, Cardassians would be the only ones on Cardassian ships, Romulans the only ones on Romulan ships, etc.), Gul Evek has a Trill as part of his bridge crew and a Lethean working for him, and as such both are dragged with him into the Delta Quadrant. Later a member of the [=Tal'Shiar=] joins, having been pulled into the Delta Quadrant before they were.

** Seska is a member of the Obsidian Order, but remains a part of the ''Voyager'' crew. Alina was a member of the [=Tal'Shiar=], but is now part of the crew of the ''Vetar''. Both are spy organizations that also serve as internal security, and from their actions in Deep Space Nine and [=TNG=], we see that they are ''not'' nice organizations by any means.

* SpiritualSuccessor: To [[WebVideo/SFDebris SF Debris' Voyager Reviews.]] After watching reviews of the episodes that this fic decided to cover, it's not hard to see how the fic was influenced by the reviews. Special mention goes to "Jetrel," where Chuck's idea- that of Jetrel being genuinely remorseful for the horrors he had unleashed in a genocidal war between his people and the Talaxians- is taken and ''ran with.'' And then there's chapter nine, which is written as if the real show had used Chuck's Alternate Character Interpretations of the cast of Voyager...

** Maritza tries to hit on Celes Tal. More specifically, a ''Cardassian'' attempts to hit on a ''Bajoran Woman.'' That he ''only'' got away with the wounds he did is miraculous.

* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong: Played With, surprisingly. Worf, who was known for complaining on The Next Generation, specifically saying that they should prepare military responses or show suspicion for things that were suspicious, was frequently shut down by Picard on that show because he was more of a diplomat. When Worf questions the validity of the Starfleet Data taken from the crew of ''Voyager'' and ''Vetar'' from twenty years ago thanks to a wormhole, Picard again prepares to tell him not to be so paranoid... only for the admiral to tell Picard that Worf actually has a very good point- Romulan MO tends to be "Lie, lie, lie, and lie some more." This is the race that invented cloaking devices, after all. Ultimately played straight, as Picard was right and the data ''hadn't'' been tampered with, but Worf was right in that such a thing is something that Romulans had previously done (even to the crew of the ''Enterprise''), so his suspicion was justifiable precaution.
* ContinuityNod: to Star Trek III: The Voyage Home. The Klingons are obsessed with getting their hands on the Genesis Device because they can turn this terraforming device into a weapon. [[spoiler: This story's version of "Jetrel" had the Haakonians use a terraforming device of their own (not Genesis based) on the inhabited moon of Rinax as a weapon, similar to how the Klingons planned to use Genesis (but never got the chance).]]

** Seska is a member of the Obsideon Order, but remains a part of the ''Voyager'' crew. Alina was a member of the [=Tal'Shiar=], but is now part of the crew of the ''Vetar''. Both are spy organizations that also serve as internal security, and from their actions in Deep Space Nine and [=TNG=], we see that they are ''not'' nice organizations by any means.

** The Viidians, surprisingly, are given more depth. While not heroic, their situation is given more of an understandable excuse. They don't even like stealing organs, they just have no choice if they wish to keep their species alive.

** Averted with the Viidians, who are portrayed less of their one-note nature as seen in canon and more of a morally gray race that had no choice but to do so in the face of their imminent extinction.

* TheManBehindTheMan: The Trabe are this to the Kazon, using them as a layer of stupid, misogynistic, ablative meat between their space and all the horrors of the Delta Quadrant, such as the Borg, Haakonians, Talaxians, and Viidians.

* MythologyGag: Durst first shows up in the story when the Viidians are encountered. In canon, Viidians were the ones who killed him.

* TheManBehindTheMan: The Trabe are this to the Kazon, using them as a layer of stupid, misogynistic, ablative meat between their space and all the horrors of the Delta Quadrant.

* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong: Played With, surprisingly. Worf, who was known for complaining on The Next Generation, specifically saying that they should prepare military responses or show suspicion for things that were suspicious, was frequently shut down by Picard on that show because he was more of a diplomat. When Worf questions the validity of the Starfleet Data taken from the crew of ''Voyager'' and ''Vetar'' from twenty years ago thanks to a wormhole, Picard again prepares to tell him not to be so paranoid... only for the admiral to tell Picard that Worf actually has a very good point- Romulan MO tends to be "Lie, lie, lie, and lie some more." This is the race that invented cloaking devices, after all. Ultimately averted, as Picard was right and the data ''hadn't'' been tampered with, but Worf was right in that such a thing is something that Romulans had previously done (even to the crew of the ''Enterprise''), so his suspicion was justifiable precaution.
* ContinuityNod: to Star Trek III: The Voyage Home. The Klingons are obsessed with getting their hands on the Genesis Device because they can turn this terraforming device into a weapon. [[spoiler: This story's version of "Jetrel" had the Haakonians, who actually ''do'' use a terraforming device on an inhabited world, which is the way that the Klingons planned to use it.]]

* EthnicScrappy: [[invoked]] Used in the "Chuck Trek" parody with Chakotay. In reality, the authors felt that the character of Chakotay was one of these and couldn't figure out a way to make him not be one, which is why he was killed off in the story proper.

For the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' equivalent, see ''Fanfic/MyLittleUnicorn''.

* FixFic: With elements of a HateFic as well, similar to the above-mentioned ''Fanfic/MyLittleUnicorn'' (though not quite to the same extent.)

* FixFic: With elements of a HateFic as well, similar to the above-mentioned ''Fanfic/MyLittleUnicorn'' (though not quite to the same extent as that fic.)

* FixFic: With elements of a HateFic as well, similar to the above-mentioned ''Fanfic/MyLittleUnicorn''.