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Dai-ai
Biological type: Humanoid
Affiliated with: United Federation of Planets
Notable individuals: Seelos
Appearance: Assimilation²

The Dai-ai were a race native to Naia VII.

They were an aquatic and amphibious humanoid race, characterised by large fins on their heads and backs and with large, webbed flipper-like hands and feet.

The Dai-ai were a private people and not particularly talkative. They desired only limited interaction with humans. However, when they did make contact with outsiders, they were pleasant and courteous.

In a parallel universe, after months of negotiation, the Dai-ai made an agreement with the United Federation of Planets to allow the Starfleet Corps of Engineers to conduct mining operations on Naia VII, which were underway by 2368. Starfleet gained raw materials vital to its defence while, in exchange, the Dai-ai were amply compensated with food and supplies. However, they had firm environmental regulations that disallowed particle beam– and transporter-based mining technologies, necessitating traditional and dangerous excavation methods. The Dai-ai had no interest in participating or endangering their own lives for the "unusual rocks". (COMIC: Assimilation²)

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Assimilation² marks the first appearance of the Dai-ai and Naia VII, making them as new to the Star Trek universe as they are to the DWU.

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