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The Fleshkind created | The Fleshkind were embroiled in a local conflict with their neighbours. | ||
To achieve a final victory, they created [[Cerebravore]]s from local [[Pranavore]]s by removing the connection to their hive mind, their conscience and any higher sense of self. The resulting telepathic strike force staged a revolution against their creators. They overrun the planet. The [[Tenth Doctor]] did not see a possibility to save the Fleshkind or other inhabitants of the planet. | |||
By mistake, a dimensional bridge created by a Fleshkind [[Scientist (Revolutions of Terror)|scientist]] delivered an advance Cerebravore party to [[Earth]] instead of the Fleshkind enemies. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Revolutions of Terror (comic story)|Revolutions of Terror]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 21:02, 8 March 2017
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The Fleshkind was the name that Cerebravores used for their creators.
History
The Fleshkind were embroiled in a local conflict with their neighbours.
To achieve a final victory, they created Cerebravores from local Pranavores by removing the connection to their hive mind, their conscience and any higher sense of self. The resulting telepathic strike force staged a revolution against their creators. They overrun the planet. The Tenth Doctor did not see a possibility to save the Fleshkind or other inhabitants of the planet.
By mistake, a dimensional bridge created by a Fleshkind scientist delivered an advance Cerebravore party to Earth instead of the Fleshkind enemies. (COMIC: Revolutions of Terror)
