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Mogar was a planet in the Perseus arm of the Mutter's Spiral galaxy. It had no oxygen in its atmosphere and was rich in rare minerals, including vionesium. Mogar was the home planet of the Mogarians, as well as the Vervoids who were developed there.

The surface of Mogar. (COMIC: Station Zero)

When Mogar was discovered by humanity circa 2986, it was taken over for its mineral wealth. (TV: Terror of the Vervoids) The Earth Empire later terraformed it, (PROSE: Christmas on a Rational Planet) though another account claimed that Earth colonised Mogar in 4043. (COMIC: Station Zero)

The Sixth Doctor claimed to have visited the planet. (TV: Terror of the Vervoids)

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+'''Mogar''' was a [[planet]] in the [[Perseus arm]] of the [[Mutter's Spiral]] [[galaxy]]. It had no [[oxygen]] in its [[atmosphere]] and was rich in rare [[Mineral|minerals]], including [[vionesium]]. Mogar was the [[Homeworld|home planet]] of the [[Mogarian]]s, as well as the [[Vervoid]]s who were developed there.
-'''Mogar''' was a [[planet]] in the [[Perseus arm]] of the [[Mutter's Spiral]] [[galaxy]]. It had no [[oxygen]] in its [[atmosphere]] and was rich in rare minerals, including [[vionesium]]. Mogar was also the home planet of the [[Mogarian]]s, as well as the [[Vervoid]]s who were developed there.
 [[File:Mogar (Station Zero).jpg|thumb|left|The surface of Mogar. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Station Zero (comic story)|Station Zero]]'')]]
 When Mogar was discovered by [[human]]ity circa [[2986]], it was taken over for its mineral wealth. ([[TV]]: ''[[Terror of the Vervoids (TV story)|Terror of the Vervoids]]'') The [[Earth Empire]] later [[terraform]]ed it, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Christmas on a Rational Planet (novel)|Christmas on a Rational Planet]]'') though another account claimed that [[Earth]] colonised Mogar in [[4043]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Station Zero (comic story)|Station Zero]]'')