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|type = [[TARDIS]] | |||
|origin = [[Gallifrey]] | |||
|first cs = Intervention Earth (audio story) | |||
|appearances = {{il|[[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Enemy Lines (audio story)}}|[[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The First Days of Phaidon (audio story)}}}} | |||
}}{{you may|Ace's TARDIS (Death Comes to Time)|n1=the TARDIS granted to Ace by the Kingmaker}} | |||
A '''TARDIS''' was given to [[Ace]] when she joined the [[Celestial Intervention Agency]] for her to undertake missions. | |||
== History == | |||
It had a working [[chameleon circuit]], which annoyed Ace when she often had to find it when running away from angry populations she had to encounter on her missions. This TARDIS was able to be entered by other [[Time Lord]]s, such as when Ace found [[Tauras|Rexx]]. Like [[the Doctor's TARDIS]], it contained a [[Cloister Bell]], which warned Ace when the [[Earth]] was about to be sucked into a [[black hole]]. | |||
It was able to connect to the [[Hand of Omega]], which Rexx used to his advantage. Rexx used this TARDIS to open a gateway to [[Omega]]'s universe in order to free him, travelling through the black hole. Later, Omega stole this TARDIS to escape into the [[N-Space|main universe]], since it had immediate access to [[Gallifrey]] due to Ace's privileges of being a CIA agent and a friend of President [[Romana III]]. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Intervention Earth (audio story)}}) | |||
When the timelines were rewritten by [[Irving Braxiatel]] to stop Omega's release, Ace piloted her TARDIS to [[Outpost Delta]], on a mission by Coordinator [[Romana II]]. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Enemy Lines (audio story)}}) | |||
Ace's TARDIS would later be stolen by Narvin after joining [[The resistance (Deception)|the resistance]]. By now an older model, Narvin remarked it was still serviceable and in its own way charming. Its exterior was permanently fixed in the shape of an [[Arcade game|arcade cabinet]], the result of a dormant command left by Ace should Narvin ever come in contact with it and to serve as an annoyance. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The First Days of Phaidon (audio story)}}) | |||
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[[Category:Ace's possessions]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:48, 22 October 2024
- You may be looking for the TARDIS granted to Ace by the Kingmaker.
A TARDIS was given to Ace when she joined the Celestial Intervention Agency for her to undertake missions.
History[[edit] | [edit source]]
It had a working chameleon circuit, which annoyed Ace when she often had to find it when running away from angry populations she had to encounter on her missions. This TARDIS was able to be entered by other Time Lords, such as when Ace found Rexx. Like the Doctor's TARDIS, it contained a Cloister Bell, which warned Ace when the Earth was about to be sucked into a black hole.
It was able to connect to the Hand of Omega, which Rexx used to his advantage. Rexx used this TARDIS to open a gateway to Omega's universe in order to free him, travelling through the black hole. Later, Omega stole this TARDIS to escape into the main universe, since it had immediate access to Gallifrey due to Ace's privileges of being a CIA agent and a friend of President Romana III. (AUDIO: Intervention Earth [+]Loading...["Intervention Earth (audio story)"])
When the timelines were rewritten by Irving Braxiatel to stop Omega's release, Ace piloted her TARDIS to Outpost Delta, on a mission by Coordinator Romana II. (AUDIO: Enemy Lines [+]Loading...["Enemy Lines (audio story)"])
Ace's TARDIS would later be stolen by Narvin after joining the resistance. By now an older model, Narvin remarked it was still serviceable and in its own way charming. Its exterior was permanently fixed in the shape of an arcade cabinet, the result of a dormant command left by Ace should Narvin ever come in contact with it and to serve as an annoyance. (AUDIO: The First Days of Phaidon [+]Loading...["The First Days of Phaidon (audio story)"])
