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|Name = Telos
|Name = Telos
|aka = n/a
|aka = n/a
|type = Planet
|type = [[Planet]]
|location = [[Mutter's Spiral]]
|location =
|appearances = [[DW]]: ''[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]];
|appearances = [[DW]]: ''[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]];
[[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]''
[[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]''
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'''Telos''' was a grey and barren [[planet]] which was conquered by the [[Cybermen]]. Though it was originally inhabitated by the [[Cryon]]s, they moved underneath the surface when it became too warm, constructing underground cities refrigerated to the zero temperatures the Cryons need to survive. The [[Cybermen]] later came to steal the referigerated cities to use for [[suspended animation]], killing most of the [[Cryon]]s in the process.  
The [[planet]] '''Telos''' was at one time the home of the [[Cryon]]s. It was later colonized by the [[Mondasian Cybermen|Cybermen]] and the location of the [[Cybertombs]].


At some point in the third millenium a group of [[archaeologist]]s from [[Earth]] arrived on Telos and inadvertently awakened a troop of Cybermen who had been in suspended animation for centuries. Fortunately, the [[Second Doctor]] was able to seal them back inside their tomb, at least for a while. Eventually these and other Cybermen awakened and renewed their attacks on Earth and other planets, capturing many Humans and bringing them back to Telos for conversion into Cybermen. The [[Cybermen]] used [[Human]] whose conversions were unsuccessful as slaves to mine the [[planet]], but they were stopped when their base was blown up.
==Characteristics==
Following Cyberman occupation, Telos was a gray, barren, rocky world. [[Diamond]]s, [[vastial]] and other minerals could be found on the [[planet]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]'')


Although Telos was desolate, [[diamond]]s, [[vastial]] and other minerals could be found on the [[planet]].
==History==
([[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]'')
At one time Cryons, who died instantly when exposed to temperatures above zero degrees, lived on Telos. The Cryons moved under the surface when it became too warm, constructing underground cities refrigerated to the zero temperatures the Cryons need to survive. The [[Cybermen]] later came to steal the referigerated cities to use as repositories of Cybermen [[cryogenicallly]] frozen in [[suspended animation]]. The Cybermen killed most of the Cryons. ([[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]'')  


[[Category: Mutter's Spiral Planets]]
:''This was not the only planet on which the Cybermen left reserve armies, awaiting revival.''
 
One thousand years after the last known encounter between [[Human]]ity and the Cybermen, an [[archaeological]] expedition from [[Earth]], led by [[Kaftan]] and [[Klieg]] of the [[Brotherhood of Logicians]] landed on the planet to find the Cybermen and to revive them. With the Cybermen as their army, they planned to impose a regime of pure logic on Human society. The Cybermen were resurrected, and also their leader, the [[Cyber-Controller]].  [[Second Doctor|The Doctor]] was able to seal them back inside their "tombs" and to electrify the outside gates. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]'')
 
The Cyber-Controller was not, as the Doctor had believed killed, but survived, and had installed a base, known as [[Cyber-Control]] underground, supervising operations on [[1985]] [[London]], with which they had a communications link and fighitng the Cryon rebels who remained. The Cybermen at this time employed work parties of Humans whose conversions were unsuccessful as slaves to mine the surface of the planet. The Cybermen intended to destroy Telos and to observe its blast pattern for future research. The base was, however, invaded and destroyed by the Doctor (now in his [[Sixth Doctor|sixth incarnation]]). ([[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]'')
 
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Revision as of 07:37, 4 April 2007


The planet Telos was at one time the home of the Cryons. It was later colonized by the Cybermen and the location of the Cybertombs.

Characteristics

Following Cyberman occupation, Telos was a gray, barren, rocky world. Diamonds, vastial and other minerals could be found on the planet. (DW: Attack of the Cybermen)

History

At one time Cryons, who died instantly when exposed to temperatures above zero degrees, lived on Telos. The Cryons moved under the surface when it became too warm, constructing underground cities refrigerated to the zero temperatures the Cryons need to survive. The Cybermen later came to steal the referigerated cities to use as repositories of Cybermen cryogenicallly frozen in suspended animation. The Cybermen killed most of the Cryons. (DW: Attack of the Cybermen)

This was not the only planet on which the Cybermen left reserve armies, awaiting revival.

One thousand years after the last known encounter between Humanity and the Cybermen, an archaeological expedition from Earth, led by Kaftan and Klieg of the Brotherhood of Logicians landed on the planet to find the Cybermen and to revive them. With the Cybermen as their army, they planned to impose a regime of pure logic on Human society. The Cybermen were resurrected, and also their leader, the Cyber-Controller. The Doctor was able to seal them back inside their "tombs" and to electrify the outside gates. (DW: The Tomb of the Cybermen)

The Cyber-Controller was not, as the Doctor had believed killed, but survived, and had installed a base, known as Cyber-Control underground, supervising operations on 1985 London, with which they had a communications link and fighitng the Cryon rebels who remained. The Cybermen at this time employed work parties of Humans whose conversions were unsuccessful as slaves to mine the surface of the planet. The Cybermen intended to destroy Telos and to observe its blast pattern for future research. The base was, however, invaded and destroyed by the Doctor (now in his sixth incarnation). (DW: Attack of the Cybermen)