Category:Hikaru Sulu

**Hikaru Sulu**
	fictional character from Star Trek
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Name in native language	Hikaru Sulu
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Occupation	starship pilot; swordfighter; spaceship captain; helmsman;
Member of	Starfleet;
Child	Demora Sulu;
Present in work	A Flag Full Of Stars; Albatross; Amok Time; Assignment: Eternity; Battlestations!; Bem; Beyond the Farthest Star; Black Fire; Bloodthirst; Chain of Attack; Charlie's Law; Cloak; Corona; Crisis on Centaurus; Crossroad; Day of the Dove; Death Count; Death's Angel; Deep Domain; Demons; Devil World; Doctor's Orders; Double, Double; Dreams Of The Raven; Dwellers in the Crucible; Enemy Unseen; Enterprise: The First Adventure; Faces of Fire; Federation; Federation – The First 150 Years; Final Frontier; Firestorm; First Frontier; First Strike; For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky; From The Depths; Ghost Walker; Harbinger; Home Is The Hunter; How Much For Just The Planet?; Ice Trap; In Tempest's Wake; Is There in Truth No Beauty?; Ishmael; Killing time; Legacy; Memory Prime; Mission to Horatius; More Tribbles, More Troubles; Mudd in Your Eye; Mudd's Women; Mutiny on the Enterprise; My Enemy, My Ally; Once Upon a Planet; Operation – Annihilate!; Pathways; Pawns and Symbols; Perry's Planet; Planet Of Judgment; Prime Directive; Probe; Provenance of Shadows; Recovery; Renegade; Rules Of Engagement; Sanctuary; Second Contact; Shadow Lord; Shadows On The Sun; Shell Game; Spock Must Die!; Spock's World; Star Trek Trexels; Star Trek: Starship Creator; Star Trek: The Motion Picture; Storming Heaven; Surprise!; Taking Wing; That Which Survives; The Abode of Life; The Ambergris Element; The Ashes Of Eden; The Badlands, Book One; The Better Man; The Captain's Daughter; The City on the Edge of Forever; The Corbomite Maneuver; The Counter-Clock Incident; The Counter-Clock Incident; The Covenant of the Crown; The Cry Of The Onlies; The Disinherited; The Empath; The Enemy Within; The Entropy Effect; The Eye of the Beholder; The Fate Of The Phoenix; The Fearful Summons; The Final Nexus; The Final Reflection; The Galactic Whirlpool; The Galileo Seven; The Great Starship Race; The IDIC Epidemic; The Klingon Gambit; The Kobayashi Maru; The Lost Years; The Man Trap; The Naked Time; The Pandora Principle; The Paradise Syndrome; The Patrian Transgression; The Prometheus Design; The Red King; The Rift; The Rings Of Tautee; The Search for Spock; The Slaver Weapon; The Star Trek Book; The Starless World; The Starship Trap; The Survivor; The Tears of the Singers; The Tholian Web; The Three-Minute Universe; The Time Trap; The Trellisane Confrontation; The Undiscovered Country; The Voyage Home; The Vulcan Academy Murders; The Wounded Sky; The Wrath of Khan; Time for Yesterday; Timetrap; Traitor Winds; Treaty's Law; Trek to Madworld; Twilight; Twilight's End; Uhura's Song; Vulcan!; Web of the Romulans; Where No Man Has Gone Before; Who Mourns for Adonais?; Windows On A Lost World; Wink of an Eye; World Without End; Yesterday's Son; Star Trek: The Original Series;
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English: Hikaru Sulu is a character in the Star Trek media franchise. Kirk was first played by George Takei as a supporting character in the original Star Trek series. Takei voiced Sulu in the animated Star Trek series and appeared in the first six Star Trek movies. John Cho portrayed a younger version of the character in the 2009 Star Trek film and its sequels. Other actors have played the character in fan-created media, and the character has been the subject of multiple spoofs and satires. Sulu also appears in numerous books, comics, and video games. The character has been praised as a role model for people of Asian descent.