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'''RVN-73''', affectionately known as '''Arven''', was an [[android]] from the [[28th century]]. It had [[artificial intelligence]]. Arven was manufactured by a company named [[Villiers Artificial Life]], and served as assisant to [[Celestine Gradius|Professor Gradius]] before she was killed by | '''RVN-73''', affectionately known as '''Arven''', was an [[android]] from the [[28th century]]. It had [[artificial intelligence]]. Arven was manufactured by a company named [[Villiers Artificial Life]], and served as assisant to [[Celestine Gradius|Professor Gradius]] before she was killed by [[The Squall]]. | ||
The [[Eleventh Doctor]] took Arven to [[London]] in [[1920]] to remain with [[Angelchrist|Professor Angelchrist]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Paradox Lost]]'') | The [[Eleventh Doctor]] took Arven to [[London]] in [[1920]] to remain with [[Angelchrist|Professor Angelchrist]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Paradox Lost]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:52, 15 May 2024
RVN-73, affectionately known as Arven, was an android from the 28th century. It had artificial intelligence. Arven was manufactured by a company named Villiers Artificial Life, and served as assisant to Professor Gradius before she was killed by The Squall.
The Eleventh Doctor took Arven to London in 1920 to remain with Professor Angelchrist. (PROSE: Paradox Lost)
