Tovar

Tovar was a Yynsian and the tactical officer on the USS Anomaly.

Around the time of Tovar's birth, Jaroch was killed while away from the home he shared with Patricia Hawkins on the Bak'u Homeworld. Finding his lifeforce in the Past Life Clearing House, Jaroch interloped on the next available Yynsian birth, which was Tovar. As such, Tovar grew up with two lifeforces vying for control inside of him.

As an adolescent, Tovar's parents disappeared along with the entire Multek Enclave. Tovar was attending a Starfleet camp at the time on Waystation Prime, where he met Reginald Bain. Bain took to Tovar and adopted him after his parents vanished.

Shortly before he left for Starfleet Academy, Tovar learned that his adopted mother, Rosalyn Bain, was actually a Section 31 agent.

Tovar helped Rosalyn prevent Captain Bain from being killed by a holographic assassin hired by Thot Phul while the Anomaly was at the Breen homeworld for peace talks. (Mrs. Bain, You're Needed [BG])

When the Anomaly was sent to the Andromeda Galaxy, one of Tovar's past lives took control of him insisting that they were going the wrong way. While controlled by this past life, Tovar threatened several engineering officers and demanded that they turn the ship around. He was sedated by a well-thrown hyprospray from Nurse Ih'vik. Tovar awoke with no memory of the incident. (Do You Have Anything To Declare? [BG])

After the Anomaly was heavily damaged and stranded in Andromeda, Tovar went with Dr. Natalia Kasyov aboard the raceabout USS Caspian to try to find Cabral, who had been forcibly removed from the ship by the Associates. He and Kasyov went to see Gyjik, the owner of Gyjik's Galaxy Gateway but were prevented from seeing him by his secretary Moklok. Kasyov convinced Moklok that Tovar was attracted to the squidoid being, and while Moklok turned her amorous attention to Tovar, Kasyov was able to slip in to Gyjik's office to speak to him. Upon leaving Gyjik's, their raceabout was intercepted by the Associates, who took Tovar and Kasyov with the intent of studying them in an experiment. (Yes, We Do Indeed Have Something To Declare! [BG])