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===[[Mondasian Cybermen]]===
===[[Mondasian Cybermen]]===
*[[Toberman]]- Partial cyber-conversion on [[Telos]], regained his humanity and attacked the [[Cyber-Controller (Mondasian)|Controller]]. Sacrificed his life to close doors of the [[Cybermen's tombs|Cyber-tomb]]
*[[Toberman]]- Partial cyber-conversion on [[Telos]], regained his humanity and attacked the [[Cyber-Controller (Mondasian)|Controller]]. Sacrificed his life to close doors of the Cybermen's tombs ([[DW]]: ''[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]'')
*[[Lytton]] - Partial cyber-conversion on [[Telos]], cyber-conversion incomplete at the time of his death ([[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]'')
*[[Lytton]] - Partial cyber-conversion on [[Telos]], cyber-conversion incomplete at the time of his death ([[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]'')
*[[Evelyn Smythe]] (alternative timeline) - ([[WC]]: / [[BFA]]: ''[[Real Time]]'')
*[[Evelyn Smythe]] (alternative timeline) - ([[WC]]: / [[BFA]]: ''[[Real Time]]'')

Revision as of 12:30, 16 June 2008

Cyber-conversion as named by the Mondasians, or Upgrading as known to Cybus Industries of an alternate universe, involves the physical and mental re-engineering of Human victims into Cybermen.

Cybus Cybermen

Full conversion involves the transplantation of the brain in a Cyberman body (TS: Tardisode 6).

During the Battle of Canary Wharf, the Cybermen, needing reinforcements badly, quickly converted Humans into Cybermen by encasing Humans in cybernetic shells, as with Lisa Hallett. Hallett would have died if her lover, Ianto Jones had not managed to retrofit a cyber-conversion unit into life support for her. (TW: Cyberwoman)

Named cyber-converted individuals

Cybus Cybermen

Mondasian Cybermen

See also

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