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|name = Cerebravore
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|type =[[Transcendental being]]  
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|origin = [[Earth]]
|origin = [[Planet (Revolutions of Terror)|Unnamed planet]]
|only = Revolutions of Terror (comic story)
|only = Revolutions of Terror (comic story)
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}}'''Cerebravores''' were a predatory species created by experiments done on [[Pranavore]]s, by a species known as the [[Fleshkind (Revolutions of Terror)|Fleshkind]]. They fed off negative human [[emotion]]s, and were naked to the human eye, just like the Pranavores, as they lived on the [[Psychosphere]], [[Earth]]'s psychic dimension. They preyed on people with negative emotion fields, possessing them and creating a psychic projection of the person's fear. Eventually, the host died and the cerebravore searched for another.
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'''Cerebravores''' were intelligent predatory [[psi-form]]s created from [[Pranavore]]s by experiments performed by [[Fleshkind (Revolutions of Terror)|Fleshkind]].
 
== Biology ==
Cerebravores were originally created to be used for military purposes in the [[Psychosphere (psychic layer)|psychosphere]] of an alien [[Planet (Revolutions of Terror)|planet]]. Being [[psi-form]]s they were not perceptible to most corporeal creatures. They fed on fear and dark emotions. Cerebravores preyed by first scaring a victim telepathically magnifying its worst fears. If the victim turned out to be susceptible, they could use it as a host and manifest themselves physically. By this stage, they could generate fear both inwardly to the host and outwardly manifesting the worst fears of potential future victims. Eventually, the host would die of exhaustion and the cerebravore would search for another.
 
When [[Gabby Gonzalez]] was looking at Cerebravores using headgear with a special ocular circuit for observing psi-forms, she described them as spidery reptile things.
 
== Culture ==
Cerebravores developed an individualistic predatorial culture based on silence. They called their activities "the silent hunt" that happens under "the holy veil of quiet". They disdained species whose bodies consisted of substance, but attacked psi-forms and flesh-based creatures alike.
 
== History ==
A species whom Cerebravores called [[Fleshkind (Revolutions of Terror)|Fleshkind]] weaponised local [[Pranavore]]s by separating them from their [[hive mind]], their conscience and any sense of higher self. As a result, Pranavores mutated into a telepathic strike force.
 
Before staging a revolution against their creators and consuming all of the Fleshkind, an advance Cerebravore party crossed a dimensional bridge created by a Fleshkind [[Scientist (Revolutions of Terror)|scientist]]. The bridge was supposed to lead them to Fleshkind enemies, but brought them to [[Earth]] instead.
 
On Earth, the Cerebravores emerged in [[Miguel Gonzalez]]'s [[Laundromat (Revolutions of Terror)|laundromat]]. They terrorised several neighbourhoods in [[Brooklyn]], hunting local [[Pranavore]]s, attacking [[Gabby Gonzalez]], making [[Cindy Wu]] their host and causing an advisory to stay home on the local [[NY1]] news.
 
The [[Tenth Doctor]] and the [[Scientist (Revolutions of Terror)|Fleshkind scientist]] destroyed the dimensional bridge preventing more Cerebravores from coming. The Doctor and Gabby, with the help of Pranavores, then defeated Cerebravores in the final face-off at [[Green-Wood Cemetery]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Revolutions of Terror (comic story)|Revolutions of Terror]]'')
 
== Behind the scenes ==
* The name of the species means "feeding on [[cerebrum]]" or, slightly simplifying, feeding on higher brain functions.
* The name is used independently by the [[Tenth Doctor]] and the [[Fleshkind (Revolutions of Terror)|Fleshkind]] [[Scientist (Revolutions of Terror)|scientist]]. The origins of the name are not stated explicitly.
* Cerebravores were featured and named in the third of the three issues of the comic story ''[[Revolutions of Terror (comic story)|Revolutions of Terror]]'' alongside the Doctor and Gabby in the gallery of three main characters of the story. (The second issue featured a [[Train guard (Revolutions of Terror)|human]] possessed by a Cerebravore and did not give their name in the gallery.)
 
== External links ==
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The Fleshkind experimented with some Pranavores in search of creating a psychic weapon, separating them from their hive mind. Without it, they mutated and became Cerebravores, attacking and killing all of the Pranavores, eventually finding the way to break out from the Psychosphere. They escaped via a portal located in a laundromat, starting an invasion across [[New York City]]. One of them attacked Gabby Gonzalez, but she was rescued by the [[Tenth Doctor]]. The Doctor defeated them with a blast of positive psychic energy, with Gabby's help. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Revolutions of Terror (comic story)|Revolutions of Terror]]'')
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Latest revision as of 06:48, 18 March 2023

Cerebravores were intelligent predatory psi-forms created from Pranavores by experiments performed by Fleshkind.

Biology[[edit] | [edit source]]

Cerebravores were originally created to be used for military purposes in the psychosphere of an alien planet. Being psi-forms they were not perceptible to most corporeal creatures. They fed on fear and dark emotions. Cerebravores preyed by first scaring a victim telepathically magnifying its worst fears. If the victim turned out to be susceptible, they could use it as a host and manifest themselves physically. By this stage, they could generate fear both inwardly to the host and outwardly manifesting the worst fears of potential future victims. Eventually, the host would die of exhaustion and the cerebravore would search for another.

When Gabby Gonzalez was looking at Cerebravores using headgear with a special ocular circuit for observing psi-forms, she described them as spidery reptile things.

Culture[[edit] | [edit source]]

Cerebravores developed an individualistic predatorial culture based on silence. They called their activities "the silent hunt" that happens under "the holy veil of quiet". They disdained species whose bodies consisted of substance, but attacked psi-forms and flesh-based creatures alike.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

A species whom Cerebravores called Fleshkind weaponised local Pranavores by separating them from their hive mind, their conscience and any sense of higher self. As a result, Pranavores mutated into a telepathic strike force.

Before staging a revolution against their creators and consuming all of the Fleshkind, an advance Cerebravore party crossed a dimensional bridge created by a Fleshkind scientist. The bridge was supposed to lead them to Fleshkind enemies, but brought them to Earth instead.

On Earth, the Cerebravores emerged in Miguel Gonzalez's laundromat. They terrorised several neighbourhoods in Brooklyn, hunting local Pranavores, attacking Gabby Gonzalez, making Cindy Wu their host and causing an advisory to stay home on the local NY1 news.

The Tenth Doctor and the Fleshkind scientist destroyed the dimensional bridge preventing more Cerebravores from coming. The Doctor and Gabby, with the help of Pranavores, then defeated Cerebravores in the final face-off at Green-Wood Cemetery. (COMIC: Revolutions of Terror)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • The name of the species means "feeding on cerebrum" or, slightly simplifying, feeding on higher brain functions.
  • The name is used independently by the Tenth Doctor and the Fleshkind scientist. The origins of the name are not stated explicitly.
  • Cerebravores were featured and named in the third of the three issues of the comic story Revolutions of Terror alongside the Doctor and Gabby in the gallery of three main characters of the story. (The second issue featured a human possessed by a Cerebravore and did not give their name in the gallery.)

External links[[edit] | [edit source]]