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{{Infobox Organisation | |||
|name= Cyberiad | |||
|image= | |||
|leader= [[Cyber-Planner]] | |||
|aka = | |||
|affiliation= [[Cybermen (Mondas)|Cybermen]] | |||
|bases=*[[Hedgewick's World of Wonders]] | |||
*[[St. Paul's Cathedral]] | |||
|first mention = | |||
|first = [[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)]] | |||
|appearances=*[[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)]] | |||
*[[Dark Water (TV story)]] | |||
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|size= }} | |||
The '''Cyberiad''' was the shared consciousnesses of the [[Cybermen (Mondas)|Cybermen]], similar to a [[hive mind]]. It contained the collective knowledge of every active operating cyber-unit on any level. The Cyberiad was what any upgraded organism was connected to in order for any [[Cyber-Planner]]s to control them. In addition, basic cyber-units would sometimes greet any near-upgraded organisms to the Cyberiad. ([[TV]]: ''[[Nightmare in Silver]]'') | The '''Cyberiad''' was the shared consciousnesses of the [[Cybermen (Mondas)|Cybermen]], similar to a [[hive mind]]. It contained the collective knowledge of every active operating cyber-unit on any level. The Cyberiad was what any upgraded organism was connected to in order for any [[Cyber-Planner]]s to control them. In addition, basic cyber-units would sometimes greet any near-upgraded organisms to the Cyberiad. ([[TV]]: ''[[Nightmare in Silver]]'') | ||
Revision as of 06:34, 3 November 2014
The Cyberiad was the shared consciousnesses of the Cybermen, similar to a hive mind. It contained the collective knowledge of every active operating cyber-unit on any level. The Cyberiad was what any upgraded organism was connected to in order for any Cyber-Planners to control them. In addition, basic cyber-units would sometimes greet any near-upgraded organisms to the Cyberiad. (TV: Nightmare in Silver)
Behind the scenes
- The Cyberiad (Polish: Cyberiada) was a series of short stories about robots by Polish author Stanisław Lem.
