Edo
The Edo were a humanoid species from the planet Rubicun III. They outwardly resembled attractive-looking Humans with blonde hair.

The Edo were a free-spirited people, extremely welcoming and friendly and very open sexually with themselves and visitors. Edo greeted friends with a deep embrace and offered themselves ually to anyone who would accept. It was customary among the Edo to run from place to place instead of walking. Their society was peaceful and extremely law-abiding. Criminality had been wiped-out thousands of years ago and was virtually unknown by 2364.

The unique tranquility of the Edo had a price, however. Criminal punishment was only enforced in random punishment zones that only the planet's s knew, but anyone who committed any crime in the punishment zone faced a quick execution with a poisoned syringe.

The Edo were protected by a trans-dimensional super-entity in orbit around their planet, which they worshiped as "God".

The Edo spent time with music, dancing, massages, kissing, and playing games with die or balls.

While all Edo seemed to wear the same clothing, only the leaders and the mediators wore necklaces including the Edo symbol. ()

Later in 2364, during an investigation of the  crew, Lieutenant Commander Dexter Remmick interrogated Captain Jean-Luc Picard about him having violated the Prime Directive and interfered with Edo laws to save Wesley Crusher, son of Doctor Beverly Crusher. ()

In 2380, Ensign Beckett Mariner suspected Lieutenant Barbara Brinson of potentially being a member of the Edo when she became Brad Boimler's girlfriend, describing them as "one of those sexy people in rompers that murders you just for going on the grass!" ()

Individuals 
 Liator
 Rivan
 List of unnamed Edo

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