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[[File:Nukeball - Doctor Who Worlds Apart. | [[File:Nukeball - Doctor Who Worlds Apart.jpg|right|thumb|Nukeball as it's depicted in ''[[Doctor Who: Worlds Apart]]''.]] | ||
Nukeball is depicted as a card to collect and play in the game ''[[Doctor Who: Worlds Apart]]''.<ref>[https://doctorwho-worldsapart.com/library#horizontalTab7 Library - ''Doctor Who: Worlds Apart'']</ref> | Nukeball is depicted as a card to collect and play in the game ''[[Doctor Who: Worlds Apart]]''.<ref>[https://doctorwho-worldsapart.com/library#horizontalTab7 Library - ''Doctor Who: Worlds Apart'']</ref> | ||
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Nukeball was a favourite sport among a number of Judoon, but it was outlawed on their home planet so the population was not wiped out.
Despite this, it was still played illegally, and often a star system would explode, which signified a Pyrrhic victory. (PROSE: The Coming of the Terraphiles)
Behind the scenes
Nukeball as it's depicted in Doctor Who: Worlds Apart.
Nukeball is depicted as a card to collect and play in the game Doctor Who: Worlds Apart.[1]
