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To answer OttselSpy25, one does not have to prove they are meant to be characters from a TV show to invalidate the story. That is certainly a speculation. In order to consider this a valid story, one needs to prove, as TheChampionOfTime said that they are intended to be the same Daleks, who were transported to the movie setting directly from the DWU. I can see two arguments in favour of this: they look like Daleks and they say "Exterminate". I still hope somebody would explain how real Daleks got into the movie. | To answer OttselSpy25, one does not have to prove they are meant to be characters from a TV show to invalidate the story. That is certainly a speculation. In order to consider this a valid story, one needs to prove, as TheChampionOfTime said that they are intended to be the same Daleks, who were transported to the movie setting directly from the DWU. I can see two arguments in favour of this: they look like Daleks and they say "Exterminate". I still hope somebody would explain how real Daleks got into the movie. | ||
What plays against them being the real Daleks is that they are never called Daleks (across the third of the movie). The only thing they are called is "British robots". And we certainly cannot use "LEGO Dimensions" as a precedent based on the reasoning "it-would-have-been-valid-were-it-not-a-game". | What plays against them being the real Daleks is that they are never called Daleks (across the third of the movie). The only thing they are called is "British robots". And we certainly cannot use "LEGO Dimensions" as a precedent based on the reasoning "it-would-have-been-valid-were-it-not-a-game". | ||
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To answer OttselSpy25, one does not have to prove they are meant to be characters from a TV show to invalidate the story. That is certainly a speculation. In order to consider this a valid story, one needs to prove, as TheChampionOfTime said that they are intended to be the same Daleks, who were transported to the movie setting directly from the DWU. I can see two arguments in favour of this: they look like Daleks and they say "Exterminate". I still hope somebody would explain how real Daleks got into the movie.
What plays against them being the real Daleks is that they are never called Daleks (across the third of the movie). The only thing they are called is "British robots". And we certainly cannot use "LEGO Dimensions" as a precedent based on the reasoning "it-would-have-been-valid-were-it-not-a-game".
