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Linktons were humanoid, though not much was known about their physiology. They were known to have three [[finger]]s on each [[hand]], and to be made mainly of [[wax]]. They were thus highly vulnerable to [[fire]]. | Linktons were humanoid, though not much was known about their physiology. They were known to have three [[finger]]s on each [[hand]], and to be made mainly of [[wax]]. They were thus highly vulnerable to [[fire]]. | ||
When the Linktons tried to teleport their way to [[Earth]], they were stopped by the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Leela]], who smashed their teleportation equipment. This caused a fire, which melted those few Linktons who had successfully travelled to Earth. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Living Wax]]'') | When the Linktons tried to teleport their way to [[Earth]], they were stopped by the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Leela]], who smashed their teleportation equipment. This caused a fire, which melted those few Linktons who had successfully travelled to Earth. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Living Wax (short story)|The Living Wax]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:12, 3 September 2020
Linktons were a sentient humanoid species from Linktos, a planet in a galaxy other than Mutter's Spiral. They once tried to invade Victorian era London through the use of an advanced teleportation technology powered by gold.
Linktons were humanoid, though not much was known about their physiology. They were known to have three fingers on each hand, and to be made mainly of wax. They were thus highly vulnerable to fire.
When the Linktons tried to teleport their way to Earth, they were stopped by the Fourth Doctor and Leela, who smashed their teleportation equipment. This caused a fire, which melted those few Linktons who had successfully travelled to Earth. (PROSE: The Living Wax)
