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*[[Mavic Chen]], [[Guardian of the Solar System]], attended the [[Intergalactic Conference of Andromeda]] sometime prior to [[4000]]. [[Planktus]] of the [[Outer Galaxies]] also attended. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan]]'') | *[[Mavic Chen]], [[Guardian of the Solar System]], attended the [[Intergalactic Conference of Andromeda]] sometime prior to [[4000]]. [[Planktus]] of the [[Outer Galaxies]] also attended. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan]]'') | ||
*[[Human]]s reached the Andromeda Galaxy sometime during the [[51st century]]. | *[[Human]]s reached the Andromeda Galaxy sometime during the [[51st century]]. | ||
*The [[Wirrn]] are native to Andromeda, though their | *The [[Wirrn]] are native to Andromeda, though their [[Wirrn Breeding Colonies|breeding colonies]] were destroyed by [[Human]] colonists and a lone surviving Queen fled the galaxy. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Ark in Space]]'') | ||
*The city of [[Castrovalva]], a [[Block Transfer Computation]] structure created by [[the Master]] as a trap for the [[Fifth Doctor]], was located on a lush green world in Andromeda. ([[DW]]: ''[[Castrovalva (TV story)|Castrovalva]]'') | *The city of [[Castrovalva]], a [[Block Transfer Computation]] structure created by [[the Master]] as a trap for the [[Fifth Doctor]], was located on a lush green world in Andromeda. ([[DW]]: ''[[Castrovalva (TV story)|Castrovalva]]'') | ||
*An agency known as "[[The Three Sleepers]]" originate from Andromeda. Having stolen data from [[the Matrix]] on [[Gallifrey]], the Sleepers took refuge on [[Earth]] of the [[far future]]; in retribution, the [[Time Lord]]s used the [[Magnetron]] to devastate the planet by fire, moving it two light years to cover up the leak. Owing to the move a rescue ship sent from Andromeda to recover the Sleepers, and the data, missed [[Earth]] and causing the Sleepers to die in suspended animation. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Trial of a Time Lord]]'') | *An agency known as "[[The Three Sleepers]]" originate from Andromeda. Having stolen data from [[the Matrix]] on [[Gallifrey]], the Sleepers took refuge on [[Earth]] of the [[far future]]; in retribution, the [[Time Lord]]s used the [[Magnetron]] to devastate the planet by fire, moving it two light years to cover up the leak. Owing to the move a rescue ship sent from Andromeda to recover the Sleepers, and the data, missed [[Earth]] and causing the Sleepers to die in suspended animation. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Trial of a Time Lord]]'') | ||
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The Andromeda Galaxy is a neighboring galaxy to Mutter's Spiral.
Overview
- Mavic Chen, Guardian of the Solar System, attended the Intergalactic Conference of Andromeda sometime prior to 4000. Planktus of the Outer Galaxies also attended. (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan)
- Humans reached the Andromeda Galaxy sometime during the 51st century.
- The Wirrn are native to Andromeda, though their breeding colonies were destroyed by Human colonists and a lone surviving Queen fled the galaxy. (DW: The Ark in Space)
- The city of Castrovalva, a Block Transfer Computation structure created by the Master as a trap for the Fifth Doctor, was located on a lush green world in Andromeda. (DW: Castrovalva)
- An agency known as "The Three Sleepers" originate from Andromeda. Having stolen data from the Matrix on Gallifrey, the Sleepers took refuge on Earth of the far future; in retribution, the Time Lords used the Magnetron to devastate the planet by fire, moving it two light years to cover up the leak. Owing to the move a rescue ship sent from Andromeda to recover the Sleepers, and the data, missed Earth and causing the Sleepers to die in suspended animation. (DW: The Trial of a Time Lord)
Apocrypha
- According to one source of information, Movellans originated in Andromeda, before being expelled from that galaxy by a coalition of races known as the Organic League.
Behind the Scenes
This background information on the Movellans comes from FASA's often poorly researched Doctor Who Roleplaying Game.
