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{{Quote|You will bear witness.<br/>To What?<br/>This is the dawn of a new age.<br/>What Does That Mean?<br/>We are the only four Daleks in existence So the species must evolve; a life outside the shell The children of Skaro must walk again!|Dalek Caan And Martha Jones|Daleks in Manhattan}}
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|image            = Dalek-sec-daleks-theatre.jpg
|first mention      = Daleks in Manhattan (TV story)
|first              = Evolution of the Daleks (TV story)
|part of          = [[Invasion of Manhattan]], aftermath of the [[Last Great Time War]]
|date              = [[1 November]] [[1930]]
|location          = Majestic Theatre, [[Manhattan]], [[New York]], [[America]], [[Earth]], [[N-Space]]
|side1            = [[Cult of Skaro]]
|side2            = [[Human-Dalek]]s
|leader1          = [[Dalek Caan]]
|leader2          = [[Tenth Doctor]], [[Foreman (Daleks in Manhattan)|Foreman]]
|strength1        = Three Daleks, six Pig Slaves
|strength2        = Twenty Human-Daleks, one Time Lord, one Pig Slave, three humans
|result            = {{il|[[Dalek Caan]] overthrows [[Dalek Sec]] as leader of the Cult of Skaro. Extinction of [[Human-Dalek]]s.|Deaths of Daleks Sec, [[Dalek Thay|Thay]], and [[Dalek Jast|Jast]]. Dalek Caan [[Temporal shift|flees]].}}
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{{first pic|Dalek Sec Hybrid.jpg|The [[Tenth Doctor]] bears witness to the Final Experiment. ([[TV]]: ''[[Evolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Evolution of the Daleks]]'')}}
The '''"Final Experiment"''' was an experiment conducted by the [[Cult of Skaro]] to revive their dying race.


The '''"Final Experiment"''' was an experiment by the [[Cult of Skaro]] to create a [[New Dalek Empire]], initiated whilst they were in [[1930]] [[Manhattan]]. The study of the Final Experiment was to see if a [[Dalek]] could bond with a [[Human]] to create a [[Human-Dalek]] hybrid.
== History ==
Following their defeat at the [[Battle of Canary Wharf]], the [[Cult of Skaro]] travelled back to [[1930]] [[Manhattan]].
 
Using Mr [[Diagoras]] as their proxy, they began kidnapping humans as test subjects. Upon capture each human was given an intelligence test.
 
Humans with low intelligence became pig slaves used only for manual labour, while humans with superior intelligence became part of the "final experiment". The notion was to create a new Dalek race born from the combination of Human and Dalek DNA, a [[human-Dalek]] hybrid.
 
The Cult succeeded in transforming Dalek Sec into a Human-Dalek hybrid but with unforeseen consequences. Being part human, Sec was able to feel human emotions like sorrow and mercy. Originally Sec had intended to transform every human (with high intelligence) into a hybrid like himself, and for the Earth to become the new [[Skaro]]. The hybrids were to be made from humans with above average intelligence who had been captured and had their minds wiped, ready to be programmed with the emotionless Dalek way of thinking. The impact of these new emotions caused Sec to abandon his plan. He appealed to the Doctor for help, asking him to take the [[Cult of Skaro]] to a new world. One where they could rebuild their civilisation without the hatred and prejudice of the original Daleks. This plan would have worked by having them become like the new Dalek Sec, and have human emotions but a Dalek brain. Unfortunately, the rest of the Cult no longer saw Sec as being a true Dalek and so betrayed him. The [[Tenth Doctor]] considered the failure of the final experiment to be a tragedy. ([[TV]]: ''[[Evolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Evolution of the Daleks]]'')


It was headed by [[Dalek Sec]] who served as the subject. He bonded with the Cult's human connection [[Mr Diagoras]] and through a "[[chromatid solution]]", the final outcome was the Human-Dalek. The Dalek-Humans would have been made into a new race of Daleks had [[Dalek Caan]] not led a mutiny against Sec. ([[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]])
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Latest revision as of 17:05, 20 December 2022

The Tenth Doctor bears witness to the Final Experiment. (TV: Evolution of the Daleks)

The "Final Experiment" was an experiment conducted by the Cult of Skaro to revive their dying race.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

Following their defeat at the Battle of Canary Wharf, the Cult of Skaro travelled back to 1930 Manhattan.

Using Mr Diagoras as their proxy, they began kidnapping humans as test subjects. Upon capture each human was given an intelligence test.

Humans with low intelligence became pig slaves used only for manual labour, while humans with superior intelligence became part of the "final experiment". The notion was to create a new Dalek race born from the combination of Human and Dalek DNA, a human-Dalek hybrid.

The Cult succeeded in transforming Dalek Sec into a Human-Dalek hybrid but with unforeseen consequences. Being part human, Sec was able to feel human emotions like sorrow and mercy. Originally Sec had intended to transform every human (with high intelligence) into a hybrid like himself, and for the Earth to become the new Skaro. The hybrids were to be made from humans with above average intelligence who had been captured and had their minds wiped, ready to be programmed with the emotionless Dalek way of thinking. The impact of these new emotions caused Sec to abandon his plan. He appealed to the Doctor for help, asking him to take the Cult of Skaro to a new world. One where they could rebuild their civilisation without the hatred and prejudice of the original Daleks. This plan would have worked by having them become like the new Dalek Sec, and have human emotions but a Dalek brain. Unfortunately, the rest of the Cult no longer saw Sec as being a true Dalek and so betrayed him. The Tenth Doctor considered the failure of the final experiment to be a tragedy. (TV: Evolution of the Daleks)