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'''Phostris''' was a planet in | '''Phostris''' was a planet in the [[RE 461]] galaxy. It was a rocky, desolate planet that was uninhabited until the [[Hyperspace Pioneers]] arrived and [[Terraforming|terraformed]] it. At some point after the launch of the [[Pioneer 1]] space capsule containing a [[Earth|Terran]] [[cat]], [[Mitzi]], a mysterious intelligence took control of the cat's body and gave her [[intelligence]] similar to a [[human]]. She landed the capsule on the planet and used it to create lush forests and gardens, allowing her to live on the planet. When the pioneers arrived, they were enslaved by Mitzi, who wanted to wage war on the human race as revenge for domesticating cats on Earth. Eventually, she was defeated by the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Rose Tyler|Rose]] and the planet was abandoned. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Cat Came Back (short story)|The Cat Came Back]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:16, 17 October 2022
Phostris was a planet in the RE 461 galaxy. It was a rocky, desolate planet that was uninhabited until the Hyperspace Pioneers arrived and terraformed it. At some point after the launch of the Pioneer 1 space capsule containing a Terran cat, Mitzi, a mysterious intelligence took control of the cat's body and gave her intelligence similar to a human. She landed the capsule on the planet and used it to create lush forests and gardens, allowing her to live on the planet. When the pioneers arrived, they were enslaved by Mitzi, who wanted to wage war on the human race as revenge for domesticating cats on Earth. Eventually, she was defeated by the Tenth Doctor and Rose and the planet was abandoned. (PROSE: The Cat Came Back)
