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'''Destriianatos''', called '''Destrii''' for short, was an enemy-turned-[[companion]] of the [[Eighth Doctor]]. She was an [[Oblivioner]] of the ruling class. As with all her species, her appearance was unique.


==Biography==
== Biography ==
[[Eighth Doctor|The Doctor]] and [[Izzy]] encountered Destrii inside the gargantuan snake-like spacecraft known as Ophidius, which had swallowed the [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]].  
=== Against the Doctor ===
Destrii has survived on her own inside the belly of Ophidius for quite a while, and is being pursued by the aliens that control the world-snake. To evade pursuit, she tricks Izzy into using a machine which places their minds in each others' bodies. Destrii tries to pose as Izzy and escape with the Doctor in the TARDIS, but the Doctor, seeing her violent tendencies, sees through the deception. However, before the Doctor can do anything to reverse the mind switch, Destrii, in Izzy's body, is apparently disintegrated by a member of the predatory (but intelligent) species known as the Mobox. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Ophidius]]'')
The [[Eighth Doctor]] and [[Izzy Sinclair|Izzy]] encountered Destrii inside a gargantuan, snake-like [[spacecraft]] known as ''[[Ophidius]]'' that had swallowed [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]. Destrii survived on her own inside the belly of ''Ophidius'' for quite a while. She was being pursued by the aliens that controlled the world-snake.


While Izzy is adjusting to the trauma of being trapped in an alien body, she is kidnapped by representatives of Destrii's mother, the [[Matriax Scalamanthia]] of the planet [[Oblivion]]. Retracing his steps with the help of former companion [[Fey Truscott-Sade|Fey]], the Doctor finds Ophidius anchored in the skies above the Mobox homeworld, and Destrii alive in its jungles. It transpires that the Mobox have the ability to retain the patterns of those they distintegrate and reconstitute them. B'rostt, the Mobox who had attacked Destrii, had reconstituted Destrii and left her in the jungles to die, later to build a new empire on his planet. Destrii, however, was made of sterner stuff and had survived, even in Izzy's body. The Doctor takes Destrii with him, determined to find Izzy and restore his companion to her rightful body.
To evade pursuit, she tricked Izzy into using [[Reciprocator|a machine]] that placed their minds in each others' bodies. Destrii tried to pose as Izzy and escape with the Doctor in the TARDIS, but the Doctor, observing her violent tendencies, saw through the deception. Before he could do anything to reverse the mind switch, Destrii, in Izzy's body, was apparently disintegrated by a member of the predatory, intelligent species, the [[Mobox]]. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Ophidius (comic story)}})


On Oblivion, the Doctor discovers that Destrii is a member of a race that had been genetically manipulated so that no two individuals are alike. Generations ago, the people of Oblivion had looked human, until the ruling families attacked their enemies using a plague that stripped its victims' minds bare. The families sealed themselves up to wait out the plague's progress, but discovered that the victims had been transformed instead into living generators of psychic energy who shared a gestalt consciousness. The Horde, as they were now known, transformed the ruling families into animalistic humanoids for their sport and sealed Oblivion from the rest of the universe.
While Izzy was adjusting to the trauma of being trapped in an alien body, she was kidnapped by representatives of Destrii's mother, the [[Matriax]] [[Scalamanthia]] of the [[planet]] [[Oblivion (planet)|Oblivion]]. Retracing his steps with the help of former companion [[Fey Truscott-Sade|Fey]], the Doctor found ''Ophidius'' anchored in the skies above the Mobox homeworld and Destrii alive in its jungles. The Mobox could retain the patterns of those they disintegrated and reconstitute them. B'rostt, the Mobox who had attacked Destrii, had reconstituted Destrii and left her in the jungles to die, later to build a new empire on his planet. Destrii, however, was made of sterner stuff and had survived, even in Izzy's body. The Doctor took Destrii with him, determined to find Izzy and restore his companion to her rightful body.


Discovering that Destrii is in Izzy's body, [[the Horde]] representatives that kidnapped Izzy switch them back, and Destrii and Izzy see into each others' minds as the transfer occurs. Izzy sees that Destrii is the daughter of the ruling Matriax, whom the Horde still defers to. However, Destrii had also been raised in the arena, fighting death duels all her life and is feared by everyone except her uncle [[Jodafra]], who looks like a humanoid lion. Jodafra has built a chronon capsule that Destrii used to escape before, but the Matriax brought her back to be wed. When Destrii refuses, the Matriax begins to beat her and, pushed beyond tolerance, Destrii kills her mother. The Horde then descends on Destrii, choosing her as their new leader and transforming her into a psychic energy generator as well.
[[File:Doc and Destrii.jpg|thumb|left|Detrii kisses the Doctor, much to his distress. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Sins of the Fathers (comic story)}})]]
On Oblivion, the Doctor discovered that Destrii belonged to a race that had been genetically manipulated so no two individuals were alike. Generations before, the people of Oblivion had looked human. The ruling families had attacked their enemies with a plague that stripped its victims' minds bare. The natives had sealed themselves up to wait out the plague's progress. They found the victims had been transformed into living generators of psychic energy who shared a gestalt consciousness. The Horde, as they were now known, transformed the ruling families into animalistic humanoids for their sport and sealed Oblivion from the rest of the universe.


Destrii is about to destroy the cities of Oblivion with her newfound power but Izzy reminds her of her desire to be free and urges her not to become just one of the monolithic Horde. It is then revealed that Jodafra had allowed Destrii to escape to prove his chronon capsule sound, and while the Matriax and the Horde searched for Destrii, he had perfected a device that would drain the Horde to power the capsule for his escape. Realizing that she has been used, Destrii pours her own energy and that of the Horde into the capsule, reverting to her amphibian form and giving her and her uncle the ability to roam time and space. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Oblivion]]'')
Discovering that Destrii was in Izzy's body, [[the Horde]] representatives who had kidnapped Izzy switched them back. Destrii and Izzy saw into each others' minds during the transfer. Izzy saw Destrii was the daughter of the ruling Matriax, whom the Horde still deferred to. However, Destrii had also been raised in the arena, fighting death [[duel]]s all her life. She was feared by everyone except her uncle [[Jodafra]], who looked like a humanoid lion. Jodafra had built a chronon capsule that Destrii had used to escape before, but the Matriax brought her back to be wed. When Destrii refused, the Matriax beat her. Pushed beyond tolerance, Destrii killed her mother. The Horde descended on Destrii, choosing her as their new leader and transforming her into a psychic energy generator as well.


The Doctor next encounters Jodafra and Destrii in North America in 1875 near the Lakota village led by Chief Sitting Bull. Jodafra has made an agreement with the other-worldly spirit known as the Windigo to feed it human flesh in exchange for help to navigate the time stream. When Destrii realizes that Jodafra means to sacrifice Lakota children to the Windigo, she destroys the equipment that supports the Windigo, allowing the Doctor and the Lakota to defeat it. Enraged, Jodafra beats Destrii nearly to death, leaving her battered and unconscious body in the snow and departing in his capsule. The Doctor finds Destrii and takes her to Hippocrates Base, a space station hospital, to heal. ([[DW]]: ''[[Bad Blood]]'')
Destrii prepared to destroy the cities of Oblivion with her newfound power but Izzy reminded her she wished to be free and urged her not to become one of the monolithic Horde. It turned out Jodafra had allowed Destrii to escape to prove his chronon capsule sound. While the Matriax and the Horde searched for Destrii, he had perfected a device to drain the Horde to power the capsule for his escape. Realising she has been used, Destrii poured her own energy and the Horde's into the capsule, reverting to her [[amphibian]] form and giving her uncle and her the ability to roam time and space. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Oblivion (comic story)}})


There, Destrii aids the Doctor in repelling a Zeronite attack on the base. While the Doctor acknowledges that Destrii is an "egocentric, immature hellion" with a violent streak "wider than the Gobi Desert", he also feels that there is a decent person underneath that surface. He offers to give her a second chance and show her the universe if she will stick to the rules, and Destrii gladly accepts. ([[DW]]: ''[[Sins of the Fathers]]'')
The Doctor next met Jodafra and Destrii in North America in 1875 near the Lakota village led by Chief Sitting Bull. Jodafra had made an agreement with the [[Windigo]] to feed it human flesh in exchange for help navigating the time stream. Destrii realised Jodafra meant to sacrifice Lakota children to the Windigo,. She destroyed the equipment that supported the spirit, allowing the Doctor and the Lakota to defeat it. Enraged, Jodafra beat Destrii nearly to death, leaving her unconscious body in the snow and departing in his capsule. The Doctor found Destrii and took her to [[Hippocrates Base]], a space station [[hospital]], to heal. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Bad Blood (comic story)}})


Their first trip together is to Earth, where Destrii wears a holographic disguise that makes her look human. She accidently offends a chinese stallholder. She kills many [[Mondasian Cybermen|Cybermen]] and after defeating the Cybermen together with the Doctor walks off into the distance. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Flood]]'')
=== With the Doctor ===
[[File:Knowsall.jpg|thumb|right|Destrii on the [[Knowsall]] screen. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Thinktwice (comic story)}})]]
Destrii helped the Doctor repel a Zeronite attack on the base. While the Doctor acknowledged that Destrii was an "egocentric, immature hellion" with a violent streak "wider than the Gobi Desert", he also felt there was a decent person underneath. He offered her a second chance and to show her the universe if she would stick to the rules. Destrii accepted gladly. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Sins of the Fathers (comic story)}})


==Personality and Appearance==
One of their first trips together was to Earth, where Destrii wore a holographic disguise that made her look human, she accidentally offended a Chinese stallholder. She killed many [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] when taken aboard the [[Cyber-shuttle|Cyber-ship]] with the Doctor. After defeating the Cybermen, the Doctor landed [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] in a field and together they walked off into the distance. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Flood (comic story)}})
Destrii is an amphibious humanoid with scaly skin, claws and a face resembling that of a fish. She is extremely agile, shows remarkable combat abilities and has a knowledge of Earth popular culture, but is also initially unprincipled and quick to violence. Destrii is unique for having a personality unlike many other companions: she takes a "fists first, brains second" approach. For a while she is portrayed as a villain after she steals Izzy's body, but is the taken on as a companion after Izzy leaves. She is on occasions racist but does not mean offence.


=== After the Doctor ===
[[File:Destrii & Pryce.jpg|thumb|left|Destrii arrives to [[Majenta Pryce]]'s rescue. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)}})]]
Some time after leaving the TARDIS, the [[Twelfth Doctor]] asked her to help him bring down [[Josiah W. Dogbolter]]. Destrii protected [[Majenta Pryce]] during her shakedown of the [[Intra-Venus, Inc.]] shareholders and fought Dogbolter's daughter, [[Berakka Dogbolter]], in a duel. Destrii remarked she hadn't fought in a while but still won; she left Berakka alive to have a chance at reforming, after telling her she understood having demanding parents.


[[File:The Stockbridge Showdown.jpg|thumb|right|Destrii shares a drink with [[Izzy Sinclair|Izzy]] at [[Maxwell Edison|Max]]'s birthday party. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)}})]]
After the victory, she caught up with Izzy at [[Maxwell Edison]]'s birthday party on [[Cornucopia]]. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)}})


==Behind the scenes==
== Personality ==
* According to Panini Books' graphic novel reprinting of ''The Flood'', ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' intended for Destrii to witness the Doctor's regeneration into the [[Ninth Doctor]] (in an unpublished alternate ending to ''The Flood'') and travel with the Ninth Doctor in a series of stories set before ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]''. The BBC, while they approved the comic strip depicting the regeneration, vetoed any "year 1" stories with the Ninth Doctor. As a result, Destrii's ultimate fate has yet to be chronicled in any official media, and it would not be until 2008 that DWM's comic strip featured an original companion again.
Destrii took a "fists first, brains second" approach. She was horrified by Jodafra's actions in [[America]], spurring her to act against him. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Bad Blood (comic story)}}) Due to her knowledge of Earth coming mostly from old TV shows, she could on occasion make racist comments, but did not mean offence. She was extremely agile, showing remarkable combat abilities and knew much of popular Earth culture, but was initially unprincipled and quick to violence. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Sins of the Fathers (comic story)}}, {{cs|The Flood (comic story)}})


==See also==
== Behind the scenes ==
*[[Izzy Sinclair]]
* According to Panini Books' graphic novel ''[[The Flood (graphic novel)|The Flood]]'', ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' intended for Destrii to witness the Doctor's regeneration into the [[Ninth Doctor]] (in an unpublished alternate ending to ''The Flood'') and travel with the Ninth Doctor in a series of stories set before ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]''. The [[BBC]], while they approved the comic strip depicting the regeneration, vetoed any "Year One" stories with the Ninth Doctor and Destrii, on the grounds that the Ninth Doctor could not be shown in the strip before he had appeared on television, and the new Doctor had to be accompanied by [[Rose Tyler]] in all of his comic strip appearances.
** As a result, Destrii's ultimate reason for leaving the TARDIS was not revealed, although a post-TARDIS appearance of Destrii eventually appeared in the 2016 comic story ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]'', featuring the [[Twelfth Doctor]]. It wasn't until 2008 that DWM's comic strip featured an original companion again with [[Majenta Pryce]].
* Prior to the revival and Ninth Doctor's announcement, the initial proposal for Destrii's run as the Eighth Doctor's companion was that her human disguise (planned as to avoid being mixed up with Izzy-as-Destrii) would over time become her primary appearance, with her taking it off less and less, sowing the seeds for her eventual departure from the TARDIS as seeking a fresh start with a new life and identity. Her appearance in ''The Stockbridge Showdown'' did not appear to adhere to these plans as she retained her alien appearance, though in it she does refer to gaining "some perspective" during her travels, though mostly in reference to her violent tendencies.
* According to [[Scott Gray]], Destrii's holographic disguise was based on pop star Ashanti Douglas, inspired from her appearance in the ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer (franchise)|Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' story, ''First Date''. She had originally been envisioned with braids, but her hairstyle was changed to distinguish her from [[Alison Cheney]] from the then-recently released [[WC]]: ''[[Scream of the Shalka (webcast)|Scream of the Shalka]]''.


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Latest revision as of 19:28, 3 November 2024

Destriianatos, called Destrii for short, was an enemy-turned-companion of the Eighth Doctor. She was an Oblivioner of the ruling class. As with all her species, her appearance was unique.

Biography[[edit]]

Against the Doctor[[edit]]

The Eighth Doctor and Izzy encountered Destrii inside a gargantuan, snake-like spacecraft known as Ophidius that had swallowed the Doctor's TARDIS. Destrii survived on her own inside the belly of Ophidius for quite a while. She was being pursued by the aliens that controlled the world-snake.

To evade pursuit, she tricked Izzy into using a machine that placed their minds in each others' bodies. Destrii tried to pose as Izzy and escape with the Doctor in the TARDIS, but the Doctor, observing her violent tendencies, saw through the deception. Before he could do anything to reverse the mind switch, Destrii, in Izzy's body, was apparently disintegrated by a member of the predatory, intelligent species, the Mobox. (COMIC: Ophidius [+]Loading...["Ophidius (comic story)"])

While Izzy was adjusting to the trauma of being trapped in an alien body, she was kidnapped by representatives of Destrii's mother, the Matriax Scalamanthia of the planet Oblivion. Retracing his steps with the help of former companion Fey, the Doctor found Ophidius anchored in the skies above the Mobox homeworld and Destrii alive in its jungles. The Mobox could retain the patterns of those they disintegrated and reconstitute them. B'rostt, the Mobox who had attacked Destrii, had reconstituted Destrii and left her in the jungles to die, later to build a new empire on his planet. Destrii, however, was made of sterner stuff and had survived, even in Izzy's body. The Doctor took Destrii with him, determined to find Izzy and restore his companion to her rightful body.

Detrii kisses the Doctor, much to his distress. (COMIC: Sins of the Fathers [+]Loading...["Sins of the Fathers (comic story)"])

On Oblivion, the Doctor discovered that Destrii belonged to a race that had been genetically manipulated so no two individuals were alike. Generations before, the people of Oblivion had looked human. The ruling families had attacked their enemies with a plague that stripped its victims' minds bare. The natives had sealed themselves up to wait out the plague's progress. They found the victims had been transformed into living generators of psychic energy who shared a gestalt consciousness. The Horde, as they were now known, transformed the ruling families into animalistic humanoids for their sport and sealed Oblivion from the rest of the universe.

Discovering that Destrii was in Izzy's body, the Horde representatives who had kidnapped Izzy switched them back. Destrii and Izzy saw into each others' minds during the transfer. Izzy saw Destrii was the daughter of the ruling Matriax, whom the Horde still deferred to. However, Destrii had also been raised in the arena, fighting death duels all her life. She was feared by everyone except her uncle Jodafra, who looked like a humanoid lion. Jodafra had built a chronon capsule that Destrii had used to escape before, but the Matriax brought her back to be wed. When Destrii refused, the Matriax beat her. Pushed beyond tolerance, Destrii killed her mother. The Horde descended on Destrii, choosing her as their new leader and transforming her into a psychic energy generator as well.

Destrii prepared to destroy the cities of Oblivion with her newfound power but Izzy reminded her she wished to be free and urged her not to become one of the monolithic Horde. It turned out Jodafra had allowed Destrii to escape to prove his chronon capsule sound. While the Matriax and the Horde searched for Destrii, he had perfected a device to drain the Horde to power the capsule for his escape. Realising she has been used, Destrii poured her own energy and the Horde's into the capsule, reverting to her amphibian form and giving her uncle and her the ability to roam time and space. (COMIC: Oblivion [+]Loading...["Oblivion (comic story)"])

The Doctor next met Jodafra and Destrii in North America in 1875 near the Lakota village led by Chief Sitting Bull. Jodafra had made an agreement with the Windigo to feed it human flesh in exchange for help navigating the time stream. Destrii realised Jodafra meant to sacrifice Lakota children to the Windigo,. She destroyed the equipment that supported the spirit, allowing the Doctor and the Lakota to defeat it. Enraged, Jodafra beat Destrii nearly to death, leaving her unconscious body in the snow and departing in his capsule. The Doctor found Destrii and took her to Hippocrates Base, a space station hospital, to heal. (COMIC: Bad Blood [+]Loading...["Bad Blood (comic story)"])

With the Doctor[[edit]]

Destrii on the Knowsall screen. (COMIC: Thinktwice [+]Loading...["Thinktwice (comic story)"])

Destrii helped the Doctor repel a Zeronite attack on the base. While the Doctor acknowledged that Destrii was an "egocentric, immature hellion" with a violent streak "wider than the Gobi Desert", he also felt there was a decent person underneath. He offered her a second chance and to show her the universe if she would stick to the rules. Destrii accepted gladly. (COMIC: Sins of the Fathers [+]Loading...["Sins of the Fathers (comic story)"])

One of their first trips together was to Earth, where Destrii wore a holographic disguise that made her look human, she accidentally offended a Chinese stallholder. She killed many Cybermen when taken aboard the Cyber-ship with the Doctor. After defeating the Cybermen, the Doctor landed the TARDIS in a field and together they walked off into the distance. (COMIC: The Flood [+]Loading...["The Flood (comic story)"])

After the Doctor[[edit]]

Destrii arrives to Majenta Pryce's rescue. (COMIC: The Stockbridge Showdown [+]Loading...["The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)"])

Some time after leaving the TARDIS, the Twelfth Doctor asked her to help him bring down Josiah W. Dogbolter. Destrii protected Majenta Pryce during her shakedown of the Intra-Venus, Inc. shareholders and fought Dogbolter's daughter, Berakka Dogbolter, in a duel. Destrii remarked she hadn't fought in a while but still won; she left Berakka alive to have a chance at reforming, after telling her she understood having demanding parents.

Destrii shares a drink with Izzy at Max's birthday party. (COMIC: The Stockbridge Showdown [+]Loading...["The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)"])

After the victory, she caught up with Izzy at Maxwell Edison's birthday party on Cornucopia. (COMIC: The Stockbridge Showdown [+]Loading...["The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)"])

Personality[[edit]]

Destrii took a "fists first, brains second" approach. She was horrified by Jodafra's actions in America, spurring her to act against him. (COMIC: Bad Blood [+]Loading...["Bad Blood (comic story)"]) Due to her knowledge of Earth coming mostly from old TV shows, she could on occasion make racist comments, but did not mean offence. She was extremely agile, showing remarkable combat abilities and knew much of popular Earth culture, but was initially unprincipled and quick to violence. (COMIC: Sins of the Fathers [+]Loading...["Sins of the Fathers (comic story)"], The Flood [+]Loading...["The Flood (comic story)"])

Behind the scenes[[edit]]

  • According to Panini Books' graphic novel The Flood, Doctor Who Magazine intended for Destrii to witness the Doctor's regeneration into the Ninth Doctor (in an unpublished alternate ending to The Flood) and travel with the Ninth Doctor in a series of stories set before Rose. The BBC, while they approved the comic strip depicting the regeneration, vetoed any "Year One" stories with the Ninth Doctor and Destrii, on the grounds that the Ninth Doctor could not be shown in the strip before he had appeared on television, and the new Doctor had to be accompanied by Rose Tyler in all of his comic strip appearances.
    • As a result, Destrii's ultimate reason for leaving the TARDIS was not revealed, although a post-TARDIS appearance of Destrii eventually appeared in the 2016 comic story The Stockbridge Showdown, featuring the Twelfth Doctor. It wasn't until 2008 that DWM's comic strip featured an original companion again with Majenta Pryce.
  • Prior to the revival and Ninth Doctor's announcement, the initial proposal for Destrii's run as the Eighth Doctor's companion was that her human disguise (planned as to avoid being mixed up with Izzy-as-Destrii) would over time become her primary appearance, with her taking it off less and less, sowing the seeds for her eventual departure from the TARDIS as seeking a fresh start with a new life and identity. Her appearance in The Stockbridge Showdown did not appear to adhere to these plans as she retained her alien appearance, though in it she does refer to gaining "some perspective" during her travels, though mostly in reference to her violent tendencies.
  • According to Scott Gray, Destrii's holographic disguise was based on pop star Ashanti Douglas, inspired from her appearance in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer story, First Date. She had originally been envisioned with braids, but her hairstyle was changed to distinguish her from Alison Cheney from the then-recently released WC: Scream of the Shalka.
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