I don't hate the man, I just don't love him.
Imagine Q giving Griffith a mindbending ride like that time he took Voyager to the beginning of the Universe, then shrunk them to the sub-atomic scale.
"Captain, I don't believe this, but, according to my readings we're being attacked by protons. We've been reduced to sub-atomic proportions."
Lols were had at that scene.
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Jaxon Ward
Daniel Barnes
Q canonically doesn't like competition. When Picard out-quoted him on Shakespeare, and implied Q was afraid humanity would rise to the level of Q one day, Q was pretty pissed.
Leo Thomas
Kayden Morales
Nah. Q and Griff would totally "get" each other. They'd be friends and enjoy tormenting Guts.
Which is why he, for lulz, brings the borg to Midland to attack Guts and assimilate him.
Which leads to Berserk Trek; The Movie.
Justin Scott
Isaiah Russell
Adam Rodriguez
Yeah. And it happened with Femto. His fears were well founded. However, given that Femto and Q are kinda similar, they become bros.
Hunter Sullivan
David Sanders
I think you just want Griffith to be on the level of Q, but I don't believe it's realistic.
Comparatively, Griffith and Star Trek humans are about the same distance from Midland's civilians in terms of power. It's unlikely Q would see Griffith as being that much of an ascended person.
Adam Sanders