Net Worth →
Comics & Superheroes

Who Is Pavel Chekov? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Pavel Chekov (Company-Licensed): Chekov was the navigator for the USS Enterprise during its 5-year mission to seek out new life-forms and civilizations. He hailed from Russia, where (

By the Pop Culture Files editorial team3 min read✓ Fact-checked
Pavel Chekov comic character
Comic Vine

Pavel Chekov is a Company-Licensed comic book character, the alter ego of Pavel Andreievich Chekov, with over 549 comic issue appearances. Chekov was the navigator for the USS Enterprise during its 5-year mission to seek out new life-forms and civilizations. He hailed from Russia, where (apparently) everything else originally came from...

Who is Pavel Chekov?

Origin Ensign Chekov Star Trek Canon Special Note Not everything listed in the origin is Canon. That is because only television shows and movies are considered canon. This being a comic website there are many things here that are not canon. So unless it is contradicted in film it should be listed as part of the character biography. Pavel Chekov first started his service on board the Enterprise as the ship's navigator. Chekov served for decades on the Enterprise's voyage, even filling in for Spock at the science station when he was gone or busy. Later Chekov was transferred over to the USS Reliant and was promoted to lieutenant. Chekov and the Reliant's Captain Clark Terrell went to the planet Ceti Alpha VI to look for a suitable testing zone for Project Genesis.

Key facts

Pavel Chekov is of human origin. The character is published by Company-Licensed. With 549 recorded issue appearances, Pavel Chekov ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Pavel Chekov?

Chekov was the navigator for the USS Enterprise during its 5-year mission to seek out new life-forms and civilizations. He hailed from Russia, where (apparently) everything else originally came from...

What is Pavel Chekov's real name?

Pavel Chekov's real identity is Pavel Andreievich Chekov.

Sources

More in Books & Authors