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'''Xion crystals''' were a component of [[TARDIS]]es. If they were jolted out of line, this would cause the passivator to go into flux and leak coolant into the aethiopathic chamber — meaning that the positioning system would overheat. This happened to [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] when the [[Tenth Doctor]] dodged the [[Erewon Armada]]. He made repairs when he manipulated the ball of a giant pinball machine into striking his ship. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Pinball Wizard (comic story)|Pinball Wizard]]'') | '''Xion crystals''' were a component of [[TARDIS]]es. If they were jolted out of line, this would cause the passivator to go into flux and leak coolant into the aethiopathic chamber — meaning that the positioning system would overheat. This happened to [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] when the [[Tenth Doctor]] dodged the [[Erewon Armada]]. He made repairs when he manipulated the ball of a giant pinball machine into striking his ship. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Pinball Wizard (comic story)|Pinball Wizard]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:51, 3 September 2020
Xion crystals were a component of TARDISes. If they were jolted out of line, this would cause the passivator to go into flux and leak coolant into the aethiopathic chamber — meaning that the positioning system would overheat. This happened to the Doctor's TARDIS when the Tenth Doctor dodged the Erewon Armada. He made repairs when he manipulated the ball of a giant pinball machine into striking his ship. (COMIC: Pinball Wizard)
