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An '''Artron inhibitor''' was a device that inhibited the block-transfer equations that made reconstitution and regeneration of the outer plasmic shell possible.
An '''artron inhibitor''' was a device that inhibited the block-transfer equations that made reconstitution and regeneration of a [[TARDIS]]'s [[outer plasmic shell]] possible.


When the [[Eighth Doctor]] landed in [[1898]], [[Cuthbert Simpson]] was using an inhibitor. It locked onto [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] when it materialised and drained it of its [[Artron energy]]. Until the inhibitor was deactivated, [[Compassion]] was forced to take [[Susan Seymour]] as a host.
When the [[Eighth Doctor]] landed in [[1898]], [[Cuthbert Simpson]] was using an inhibitor. It locked onto [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] when it materialised and drained it of its [[artron energy]]. Until the inhibitor was deactivated, [[Compassion]] was forced to take [[Susan Seymour]] as a host.


After Simpson was injured falling from a great height, he was unable to regenerate due to the inhibitor's effect. He managed to survive but it took him fifty years to recover.
After Simpson was injured falling from a great height, he was unable to regenerate due to the inhibitor's effect. He managed to survive but it took him fifty years to recover.

Revision as of 03:31, 7 February 2014

An artron inhibitor was a device that inhibited the block-transfer equations that made reconstitution and regeneration of a TARDIS's outer plasmic shell possible.

When the Eighth Doctor landed in 1898, Cuthbert Simpson was using an inhibitor. It locked onto the Doctor's TARDIS when it materialised and drained it of its artron energy. Until the inhibitor was deactivated, Compassion was forced to take Susan Seymour as a host.

After Simpson was injured falling from a great height, he was unable to regenerate due to the inhibitor's effect. He managed to survive but it took him fifty years to recover.

The Doctor eventually found the inhibitor hidden among Richard Harries' equipment and destroyed it. (PROSE: The Banquo Legacy)