Borg feat analysis

Borg Collective:

1.Routinely invade/destroy planetary and interstellar civilizations, feared throughout the Galaxy.
 -No evidence they can leave, however (the Star Trek galaxy is sealed with a rarely-mentioned "energy barrier", which canonically is intended to keep the various godlike beings that dwell there inside.)

2.Unclear, ambiguous ability to "adapt", that has not prevented them from being defeated by Federation agents using hacking and various "cures" involving nanotechnology.

3.Individual Drones have personal energy shields and beam weapons, and can even operate in hard vacuum. However, they can be killed using advanced, future weapons.
 -They are, however, treated as disposable; their standard tactics assume massively outnumbering the target, since they assimilate everyone they defeat.
 -They have also exhibited the ability to hack advanced human systems - not merely as a race, but individually. They will often focus on this to the exclusion of combat.

4.Can and do time travel, but it is unclear how routinely this is used to solve problems.

5.Use their "nanoprobes" to convert humanoid, and possibly non-humanoid, species into Drones loyal to the Collective.

6.Have both defeated and been defeated by the Federation, suggesting roughly equal levels of power. Technically, in every instance where heroes were present, they lost; while on those rare occasions of "offscreen" warfare, they won.

7.Return to full strength again and again, even when supposedly wiped out through some centralized weakness.

Nemesis: the Federation.

Future!Humanity and their allies, who in the latest timeline have learned how to "cure death". Advanced technology capable of bending spacetime; timetravel to observe historical events, but this is classified and strictly prohibited for problem-solving except to restore their own timeline. Adhere to the Prime Directive, which forbids changing the fate of less-developed races. Have, on occasion, developed advanced/unique superweapons capable of destroying planets and star systems. (Note that the Enterprise is a subset of the Federation, and as heroes will intervene to save others despite official disapproval, using luck and ingenuity to destroy seemingly perfect schemes.)