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|mentions= [[DWBIT]]: [[DWBIT 37|#37]]
|first mention= Bats Out of Hell! (short story)
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The lost galaxy '''Nosfera II''' was the home of the [[Vampire God]]s and their Vampire Weapon-Worlds.
The lost galaxy '''Nosfera II''' was the home of the [[Vampire God]]s and their Vampire Weapon-Worlds.


== History ==
== History ==
Far out beyond the Great Astral Fogstorm of Orlock's Spiral, a billion miles from the nearest planet, lay the vast, swirling, fearsome [[Wormhole]] of [[Hellmouth]], believed to lead to Nosfera II, Hellmouth was guarded by the [[Chiroptera]]. The [[Dalek]]s travelled to the wormhole to see if the legends were true. The [[Dalek Fleet]] were ordered to fly through the Hellmouth, conquer Nosfera II and take control of the mythical Vampire Weapon-Worlds. As the fleet prepared to enter the wormhole, a hundred thousand Chiroptera came shrieking out. They tore the fleet to pieces, the Daleks were soon reduced to dust, though legend says their screams could still be heard echoing through the Astral Fog. ([[DWBIT]]: [[DWBIT 37|#37]])
Far out beyond the [[Great Astral Fogstorm]] of [[Orlock's Spiral]], a billion miles from the nearest planet, lay the vast, swirling, fearsome [[Wormhole]] of [[Hellmouth]], believed to lead to Nosfera II, Hellmouth was guarded by the [[Chiroptera]]. The [[Dalek]]s travelled to the wormhole to see if the legends were true. The [[Dalek Fleet]] were ordered to fly through the Hellmouth, conquer Nosfera II and take control of the mythical Vampire Weapon-Worlds. As the fleet prepared to enter the wormhole, a hundred thousand Chiroptera came shrieking out. They tore the fleet to pieces, the Daleks were soon reduced to dust, though legend says their screams could still be heard echoing through the Astral Fog. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Bats Out of Hell! (short story)|Bats Out of Hell!]]'')
 
==Behind the scenes==
*The name is likely a play on {{wi|Nosferatu}}, a 1922 vampire film.
 
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== Behind the scenes ==
It is likely a play on the name '[[wikipedia:Nosferatu|Nosferatu]]', the name of a vampire in the 1922 film ''Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens'' (translated as ''Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror'').
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The lost galaxy Nosfera II was the home of the Vampire Gods and their Vampire Weapon-Worlds.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

Far out beyond the Great Astral Fogstorm of Orlock's Spiral, a billion miles from the nearest planet, lay the vast, swirling, fearsome Wormhole of Hellmouth, believed to lead to Nosfera II, Hellmouth was guarded by the Chiroptera. The Daleks travelled to the wormhole to see if the legends were true. The Dalek Fleet were ordered to fly through the Hellmouth, conquer Nosfera II and take control of the mythical Vampire Weapon-Worlds. As the fleet prepared to enter the wormhole, a hundred thousand Chiroptera came shrieking out. They tore the fleet to pieces, the Daleks were soon reduced to dust, though legend says their screams could still be heard echoing through the Astral Fog. (PROSE: Bats Out of Hell!)

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

  • The name is likely a play on Nosferatu, a 1922 vampire film.