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'''Shakara''' was a planet which was home to aquatic beings including the [[Valky clan]] and an enemy with whom they were at war. The Valky clan bred the [[Zaralok]], giant armoured [[shark]]s, as a weapon to win the war but the Zaralok turned on their creators, eating the Valky clan as well as their enemies. | '''Shakara''' was a planet which was home to aquatic beings, including the [[Valky clan]] and an enemy with whom they were at war. The Valky clan bred the [[Zaralok]], giant armoured [[shark]]s, as a weapon to win the war but the Zaralok turned on their creators, eating the Valky clan as well as their enemies. | ||
A Zaralok was transported to [[23rd century]] [[Earth]] via a [[temporal rift]], where it attacked the aquatic research station [[Poseidon 8]] until it was sent back to Shakara by the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond]]. ([[VG]]: ''[[Shadows of the Vashta Nerada]]'') | A Zaralok was transported to [[23rd century]] [[Earth]] via a [[temporal rift]], where it attacked the aquatic research station [[Poseidon 8]] until it was sent back to Shakara by the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond]]. ([[VG]]: ''[[Shadows of the Vashta Nerada]]'') | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 20 June 2012
Shakara was a planet which was home to aquatic beings, including the Valky clan and an enemy with whom they were at war. The Valky clan bred the Zaralok, giant armoured sharks, as a weapon to win the war but the Zaralok turned on their creators, eating the Valky clan as well as their enemies.
A Zaralok was transported to 23rd century Earth via a temporal rift, where it attacked the aquatic research station Poseidon 8 until it was sent back to Shakara by the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond. (VG: Shadows of the Vashta Nerada)
Behind the scenes
- While Shakara is never mentioned in Shadows of the Vashta Nerada's character dialogue, the planet and its role as the origin of the Zaralok is described in a "Who Fact" popup initiated by examining the first porthole on the USS Eldridge.
