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{{Rename|'''Trantis II''', with a redirect at '''Trantis (Mission to the Unknown)'''.}} | |||
{{Infobox Individual | {{Infobox Individual | ||
| | |image = Trantis.jpg | ||
| | |child = Trantis III | ||
| | |grandchild = Trantis IV | ||
| | |origin = [[Trantis (planet)|Trantis]] | ||
| | |first = Mission to the Unknown (TV story) | ||
|appearances= [[ | |appearances = [[TV]]: ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan (TV story)|The Daleks' Master Plan]]'', [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dawn of an Everlasting Peace (audio story)|Dawn of an Everlasting Peace]]'' | ||
|actor= | |actor = Roy Evans | ||
|other actor = Johnny Clayton | |||
|voice actor = Richard Reed | |||
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'''Trantis II''' ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Perfect Prisoners (audio story)|The Perfect Prisoners]]'') was representative of the [[Tenth Galaxy]] on the [[Galactic Council]] in [[4000]]. | |||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
Along with the other council members, Trantis was determined to conquer the [[Solar System]] with the help of the [[Dalek]]s. He represented the largest of the Outer Galaxies, making him the most powerful member of the alliance after the Daleks, and he attended the [[Intergalactic Conference of Andromeda]] on behalf of all the Outer Galaxies. | Along with the other council members, Trantis was determined to conquer the [[Solar System]] with the help of the [[Dalek]]s. He represented the largest of the [[Outer Galaxies]], making him the most powerful member of the alliance after the Daleks, and he attended the [[Intergalactic Conference of Andromeda]] on behalf of all the Outer Galaxies. | ||
To neutralise Trantis' influence, [[Mavic Chen]] suggested he was behind the theft of the [[taranium]] core, reminding the Council that Trantis' people had experimented unsuccessfully with time travel. The Daleks did not suspect Trantis of involvement but were wary of his arrogant dismissal of the Daleks' efforts to retrieve the core. When the Daleks got back the taranium core from the [[First Doctor]], they tested their [[Time Destructor]] on Trantis, with Chen and [[Celation]] as witnesses. When the device did not kill him, they discovered that the Doctor had given them a fake core. They then exterminated Trantis as he exited the chamber. ([[ | To neutralise Trantis' influence, [[Mavic Chen]] suggested he was behind the theft of the [[taranium]] core, reminding the Council that Trantis' people had experimented unsuccessfully with time travel. The Daleks did not suspect Trantis of involvement but were wary of his arrogant dismissal of the Daleks' efforts to retrieve the core. When the Daleks got back the taranium core from the [[First Doctor]], they tested their [[Time Destructor]] on Trantis, with Chen and [[Celation]] as witnesses. When the device did not kill him, they discovered that the Doctor had given them a fake core. They then exterminated Trantis as he exited the chamber. ([[TV]]: ''[[Mission to the Unknown (TV story)|Mission to the Unknown]]'' / ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan (TV story)|The Daleks' Master Plan]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Representative Trantis' appearance changed during the course of the alliance: while publicity photos from ''[[Mission to the Unknown (TV story)|Mission to the Unknown]]'' show Trantis as a hunched green alien with dark hair and with short tendrils hanging from his face, "[[Day of Armageddon]]" shows Trantis looking much like a normal human, except for his jagged, sharpened teeth. Although Ronald Rich is often credited with playing Trantis in ''Mission to the Unknown'', he is, in fact, the tall, muscular alien in the silver helmet seen in many publicity photos from that episode. Johnny Clayton plays the smaller character with the tendrils, which is a closer match to the later Trantis played by Roy Evans in "Day of Armageddon". | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:33, 14 February 2024
Trantis II, with a redirect at Trantis (Mission to the Unknown).
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Trantis II (AUDIO: The Perfect Prisoners) was representative of the Tenth Galaxy on the Galactic Council in 4000.
Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]
Along with the other council members, Trantis was determined to conquer the Solar System with the help of the Daleks. He represented the largest of the Outer Galaxies, making him the most powerful member of the alliance after the Daleks, and he attended the Intergalactic Conference of Andromeda on behalf of all the Outer Galaxies.
To neutralise Trantis' influence, Mavic Chen suggested he was behind the theft of the taranium core, reminding the Council that Trantis' people had experimented unsuccessfully with time travel. The Daleks did not suspect Trantis of involvement but were wary of his arrogant dismissal of the Daleks' efforts to retrieve the core. When the Daleks got back the taranium core from the First Doctor, they tested their Time Destructor on Trantis, with Chen and Celation as witnesses. When the device did not kill him, they discovered that the Doctor had given them a fake core. They then exterminated Trantis as he exited the chamber. (TV: Mission to the Unknown / The Daleks' Master Plan)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
Representative Trantis' appearance changed during the course of the alliance: while publicity photos from Mission to the Unknown show Trantis as a hunched green alien with dark hair and with short tendrils hanging from his face, "Day of Armageddon" shows Trantis looking much like a normal human, except for his jagged, sharpened teeth. Although Ronald Rich is often credited with playing Trantis in Mission to the Unknown, he is, in fact, the tall, muscular alien in the silver helmet seen in many publicity photos from that episode. Johnny Clayton plays the smaller character with the tendrils, which is a closer match to the later Trantis played by Roy Evans in "Day of Armageddon".
