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== Biology ==
== Biology ==
Metatraxi ate their parents on hatching. ([[BNA]]: ''[[Down]]'')
Metatraxi ate their own parents on hatching. ([[BNA]]: ''[[Down]]'')


== History ==
== History ==
In [[1989]], [[Raine Creevy]], the [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Ace]] defeated the Metatraxi in the [[Kingdom of Sayf Udeen]]. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Crime of the Century]]'')
In [[1989]], [[Raine Creevy]], the [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Ace]] defeated the Metatraxi in the [[Kingdom of Sayf Udeen]]. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Crime of the Century]]'')


The ''[[Vancouver (Space Vessel)|Vancouver]]'', while bringing food to [[Safenesthome]], was attacked by the Metatraxi. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Earth Aid]]'')
The ''[[Vancouver (Space Vessel)|Vancouver]]'' was attacked by the Metatraxi while bringing food to [[Safenesthome]]. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Earth Aid]]'')
 
[[Garpol]] once bought a lawnmower off a Metatraxi. ([[VD]]: ''[[Question Mark Pyjamas]]'')


The [[Kroton]]s went to war with the Metatraxi, during which they devastated their homeworld. ([[EDA]]: ''[[Alien Bodies]]'')
The [[Kroton]]s went to war with the Metatraxi, during which they devastated their homeworld. ([[EDA]]: ''[[Alien Bodies]]'')


The Metatraxi were involved in conflicts with the [[Dalek]]s. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Abslom Daak - Dalek Killer (graphic novel)|Abslom Daak - Dalek Killer]]'')
The Metatraxi were involved in conflicts with the [[Dalek]]s. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Abslom Daak - Dalek Killer (graphic novel)|Abslom Daak - Dalek Killer]]'')
==References==
[[Garpol]] once bought a lawnmower off a Metatraxi. ([[VD]]: ''[[Question Mark Pyjamas]]'')


== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
Originally, the Metatraxi were to be featured in ''[[Earth Aid (unproduced TV story)|Earth Aid]]'', a TV script written by [[Ben Aaronovitch]] for the Seventh Doctor in the cancelled Season 27. In this story, they would have been seen to be forcing their enemies through all methods, particularly bargaining, to take a weapon, as a problem in their mental complex was that they could not harm un-armed opponents. They later appeared in the [[Earth Aid|audio story]] production of the same story, produced by [[Big Finish Productions]] as part of their ''[[The Lost Stories]]'' range of audio stories.
Originally, the Metatraxi were to be featured in ''[[Earth Aid (unproduced TV story)|Earth Aid]]'', a TV script written by [[Ben Aaronovitch]] for the Seventh Doctor in the cancelled Season 27. In this story, they would have been seen to be forcing their enemies through all methods, particularly bargaining, to take a weapon, as a problem in their mental complex was that they could not harm un-armed opponents. They later appeared in the [[Earth Aid|audio version]] of the same story which was produced by [[Big Finish Productions]] as part of their ''[[The Lost Stories]]'' range of audio stories.
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Revision as of 16:55, 13 May 2012

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Metatraxi were an insectoid species.

Biology

Metatraxi ate their own parents on hatching. (BNA: Down)

History

In 1989, Raine Creevy, the Seventh Doctor and Ace defeated the Metatraxi in the Kingdom of Sayf Udeen. (BFA: Crime of the Century)

The Vancouver was attacked by the Metatraxi while bringing food to Safenesthome. (BFA: Earth Aid)

The Krotons went to war with the Metatraxi, during which they devastated their homeworld. (EDA: Alien Bodies)

The Metatraxi were involved in conflicts with the Daleks. (DWM: Abslom Daak - Dalek Killer)

References

Garpol once bought a lawnmower off a Metatraxi. (VD: Question Mark Pyjamas)

Behind the scenes

Originally, the Metatraxi were to be featured in Earth Aid, a TV script written by Ben Aaronovitch for the Seventh Doctor in the cancelled Season 27. In this story, they would have been seen to be forcing their enemies through all methods, particularly bargaining, to take a weapon, as a problem in their mental complex was that they could not harm un-armed opponents. They later appeared in the audio version of the same story which was produced by Big Finish Productions as part of their The Lost Stories range of audio stories.