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*Like the [[Cyberman (Blood of the Cybermen)|Cybermen in the Adventure Games]], they have the visual elements of the [[Cyberman (Pete's World)|Cybus Cybermen]], but the trappings | *Like the [[Cyberman (Blood of the Cybermen)|Cybermen in the Adventure Games]], they have the visual elements of the [[Cyberman (Pete's World)|Cybus Cybermen]], but the trappings and fleet of the [[Cyberman|original Cybermen]]. Director [[Peter Hoar]] has stated that these are "different Cybermen" in terms of appearance as they don't have [[Cybus Industries]] logos<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/videos/p00hghnb A Good Man Goes To War: Key Scene Commentary 2]</ref>, but is currently unknown if they have any relation to the Mondasian, Pete's World or Adventure Games Cybermen. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 07:37, 11 June 2011
The Cybermen are a race of artificially modified human or near-humans, commanded by Cyber-Lords. By an unknown point in time, they are one of the major powers in space, possessing at least twelve fleets.
History
By some point in the 52nd century[1], possibly the 51st century, the Cybermen's Twelfth Cyber Legion was well-known to monitor everything within 20,000 light years of the Church base Demon's Run. The Eleventh Doctor and Rory Williams invaded the Legion and destroyed part of it in order to blackmail the Cybermen into giving them information on the whereabouts of Amy Pond - and as a message to the abductors.
The Church's rank and file were intimidated by the Doctor's action. (DW: A Good Man Goes to War)
Behind the Scenes
- Like the Cybermen in the Adventure Games, they have the visual elements of the Cybus Cybermen, but the trappings and fleet of the original Cybermen. Director Peter Hoar has stated that these are "different Cybermen" in terms of appearance as they don't have Cybus Industries logos[2], but is currently unknown if they have any relation to the Mondasian, Pete's World or Adventure Games Cybermen.
References
- ↑ Dorium appears in this episode as a contemporary of the Church's operation, and was last seen in 5145
- ↑ A Good Man Goes To War: Key Scene Commentary 2
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