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"'''Mutant Daleks'''" was the name given by the [[Dalek]]s on board the [[Dalek Supreme]]'s [[Dalek command ship (Blood of the Daleks)|command ship]] to the Daleks that were created by [[Professor]] [[Martez]]. | |||
He used [[human]] tissue to create them, first from corpses, then from living people. When the original [[Dalek]]s were made aware of the mutants' existence, they saw them as a threat to the purity of their race. They diverted an [[asteroid]] to [[Red Rocket Rising]] to destroy them, then came themselves to kill any that survived. The Mutant Daleks were destroyed in a battle between Daleks and humans led by [[Tom Cardwell]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Blood of the Daleks (audio story)|Blood of the Daleks]]'') | He used [[human]] tissue to create them, first from corpses, then from living people. When the original [[Dalek]]s were made aware of the mutants' existence, they saw them as a threat to the purity of their race. They diverted an [[asteroid]] to [[Red Rocket Rising]] to destroy them, then came themselves to kill any that survived. The Mutant Daleks were destroyed in a battle between Daleks and humans led by [[Tom Cardwell]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Blood of the Daleks (audio story)|Blood of the Daleks]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 11:26, 6 July 2015
"Mutant Daleks" was the name given by the Daleks on board the Dalek Supreme's command ship to the Daleks that were created by Professor Martez.
He used human tissue to create them, first from corpses, then from living people. When the original Daleks were made aware of the mutants' existence, they saw them as a threat to the purity of their race. They diverted an asteroid to Red Rocket Rising to destroy them, then came themselves to kill any that survived. The Mutant Daleks were destroyed in a battle between Daleks and humans led by Tom Cardwell. (AUDIO: Blood of the Daleks)
