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{{Infobox Individual
{{Infobox Individual
|aka        =
|image = Dalek Emperor.jpg
|image       =  
|species = Dalek
|species     = Dalek
|origin = [[Skaro]]
|origin     = [[Skaro]]
|first = The Parting of the Ways (TV story)
|first       = The Genocide Machine (audio story)
|appearances = [[AUDIO]]: [[The Heavenly Paradigm (audio story)|The Heavenly Paradigm]], [[Desperate Measures (audio story)|Desperate Measures]]
|appearances = {{il|[[AUDIO]]: ''[[Invasion of the Daleks (audio story)|Invasion of the Daleks]]''|[[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Human Factor (audio story)|The Human Factor]]''|[[AUDIO]]: ''[["Death to the Daleks!"]]''|[[AUDIO]]: ''[[Project Infinity (audio story)|Project Infinity]]''}}
|voice actor = Nicholas Briggs
|voice actor = Nicholas Briggs
}}
}}
During the [[Last Great Time War]], a '''[[Dalek Emperor]]''' resided in [[Kaalann]] on [[Skaro]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[City of the Daleks (video game)|City of the Daleks]]'') He formed the [[Cult of Skaro]], a group above and beyond the Emperor himself, created to "think as the enemy thinks" and "imagine" new ways to find victory. ([[TV]]: ''[[Doomsday (TV story)|Doomsday]]'') The Emperor took control of the [[Cruciform]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Sound of Drums (TV story)|The Sound of Drums]], [[AUDIO]]: [[The Heavenly Paradigm (audio story)|The Heavenly Paradigm]]'') Towards the end of the War, the Emperor oversaw the creation of the [[Eternity Circle]], and was present when they created the [[Temporal Cannon]] to use against the [[Time Lord]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Engines of War (novel)|Engines of War]]'') When Skaro was devastated, the Emperor was thought to have been killed. ([[GAME]]: ''[[City of the Daleks (video game)|City of the Daleks]]'')


Ruling the [[Dalek Empire]] in the [[42nd century]], this '''[[Dalek Emperor]]''' commanded an invasion of the [[Milky Way]] from the [[Seriphia Galaxy]].
The Dalek Emperor was aboard its [[Dalek flying saucer|saucer]] flagship when all thirteen incarnations of [[the Doctor]] moved [[Gallifrey]] to a [[pocket universe]] on the last day of the Time War, the assembled [[Dalek Fleet]] ended up firing on itself through the [[space]] Gallifrey once occupied (an event which was presumed to have been the activation of [[the Moment]]) ([[TV]]: ''[[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|The Day of the Doctor]]''); as such, the Emperor was believed to have died with the rest of its species, but this was mistaken. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'')


First sending [[Dalek]]s to obtain the knowledge of the [[Library on Kar-Charrat]], ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Genocide Machine]]'') the Emperor later launched an invasion into the Milky Way. While it successfully conquered much of the galaxy, its real goal was [[Project Infinity]], as it intended to summon Daleks from another [[reality]]. When those Daleks turned out to be appalled by [[genocide]], the Emperor was captured by the [[Earth Alliance]], ([[AUDIO]]: ''[["Death to the Daleks!"]]'', ''[[Project Infinity (audio story)|Project Infinity]]'') but transmitted its [[consciousness]] into the [[human]], [[Susan Mendes]], to continue the war. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dalek War: Chapter One]]'') It erased her consciousness and intended to use her form to con the galaxy into lowering its guard; however, a psychic trap caused the remnants of Mendes to awaken and trigger the destruction of all Dalek technology, removing the Emperor from its human host and resulting in the [[Great Catastrophe (The Exterminators)|Great Catastrophe]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dalek War: Chapter Four]]'')
The Emperor's lone ship barely survived the Time War, falling through time in a heavily damaged state. The nine-metre tall Emperor's new casing had the appearance of its [[Kaled mutant]] revealed floating in a transparent tank of liquid, topped by a giant-sized Dalek dome, complete with [[eyestalk]], flanked by panels of armour dotted by Dalek "bumps" with a ring-shaped "throne" on the bottom. It went into seclusion at the edge of the [[Sol|solar system]] "damaged but rebuilding" during the [[Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire]]. Circa [[199,909]], it secretly installed the [[Jagrafess]] aboard [[Satellite Five]] to play the "long game" of slowly manipulating [[human]]s and re-establishing the Dalek species and fleet. A hundred years after the Jagrafess was killed, in the year [[200,100]], the Emperor was still using Satellite Five (now renamed the "Game Station") to manipulate humanity and conceal his fleet. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') The Emperor secretly used [[transmat]] technology aboard the space station to kidnap humans for nearly two hundred years. The kidnapped humans were harvested for their genetic material, and "one cell in a billion" was used to rebuild a new race of Daleks ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'') numbering roughly half a million aboard a fleet of 200 ships. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') Because the Emperor had recreated the [[Dalek]] race, it saw itself as a [[god]] and immortal and so was worshipped by the new Daleks. These and other religious concepts such as blasphemy were new to Dalek psychology. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'')
 
The Emperor's pawn aboard Satellite Five, the [[Controller (Bad Wolf)|Controller]], hated her masters and [[transmat]]ted the [[Ninth Doctor]] aboard the Game Station to help defeat them. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') When he encountered the Emperor and his new religiously fanatical Daleks, the Doctor surmised that they were driven insane both because they isolated themselves for so long, but also because they were in denial of the fact that they were part human. The Daleks killed almost everyone aboard Satellite Five, and they attacked Earth, bombing millions of people, to transform it into the Emperor's "temple". Shortly afterwards, the Doctor turned down his chance to use an uncalibrated [[delta wave]] to destroy all nearby life, human and Dalek alike. The Emperor thought he was victorious, but he and his entire fleet were atomised by [[Rose Tyler]] after she had absorbed the energies of the time vortex and became the [[Bad Wolf (entity)|Bad Wolf]] [[temporal paradox]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'')
 
== Post-mortem ==
While competing with [[Sarah Jane Smith]] over their adventures with [[the Doctor]], [[Rose Tyler]] one-upped her when she said she faced Daleks by noting that she "met the Emperor". ([[TV]]: ''[[School Reunion (TV story)|School Reunion]]'')
 
Rose would later gloat over her destruction of the Emperor which she revealed in her confrontation with [[Dalek Sec]], enraging him to the point that he was only stopped short of exterminating her by the arrival of the [[Tenth Doctor]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Doomsday (TV story)|Doomsday]]'')
 
This Emperor's casing on Skaro was used by the [[New Dalek Paradigm]] to create a new [[Dalek Emperor (City of the Daleks)|Dalek Emperor]] who resembled his predessor. ([[GAME]]: ''[[City of the Daleks (video game)|City of the Daleks]]'')
 
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Revision as of 11:47, 15 May 2018

During the Last Great Time War, a Dalek Emperor resided in Kaalann on Skaro. (GAME: City of the Daleks) He formed the Cult of Skaro, a group above and beyond the Emperor himself, created to "think as the enemy thinks" and "imagine" new ways to find victory. (TV: Doomsday) The Emperor took control of the Cruciform. (TV: The Sound of Drums, AUDIO: The Heavenly Paradigm) Towards the end of the War, the Emperor oversaw the creation of the Eternity Circle, and was present when they created the Temporal Cannon to use against the Time Lords. (PROSE: Engines of War) When Skaro was devastated, the Emperor was thought to have been killed. (GAME: City of the Daleks)

The Dalek Emperor was aboard its saucer flagship when all thirteen incarnations of the Doctor moved Gallifrey to a pocket universe on the last day of the Time War, the assembled Dalek Fleet ended up firing on itself through the space Gallifrey once occupied (an event which was presumed to have been the activation of the Moment) (TV: The Day of the Doctor); as such, the Emperor was believed to have died with the rest of its species, but this was mistaken. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)

The Emperor's lone ship barely survived the Time War, falling through time in a heavily damaged state. The nine-metre tall Emperor's new casing had the appearance of its Kaled mutant revealed floating in a transparent tank of liquid, topped by a giant-sized Dalek dome, complete with eyestalk, flanked by panels of armour dotted by Dalek "bumps" with a ring-shaped "throne" on the bottom. It went into seclusion at the edge of the solar system "damaged but rebuilding" during the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire. Circa 199,909, it secretly installed the Jagrafess aboard Satellite Five to play the "long game" of slowly manipulating humans and re-establishing the Dalek species and fleet. A hundred years after the Jagrafess was killed, in the year 200,100, the Emperor was still using Satellite Five (now renamed the "Game Station") to manipulate humanity and conceal his fleet. (TV: Bad Wolf) The Emperor secretly used transmat technology aboard the space station to kidnap humans for nearly two hundred years. The kidnapped humans were harvested for their genetic material, and "one cell in a billion" was used to rebuild a new race of Daleks (TV: The Parting of the Ways) numbering roughly half a million aboard a fleet of 200 ships. (TV: Bad Wolf) Because the Emperor had recreated the Dalek race, it saw itself as a god and immortal and so was worshipped by the new Daleks. These and other religious concepts such as blasphemy were new to Dalek psychology. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)

The Emperor's pawn aboard Satellite Five, the Controller, hated her masters and transmatted the Ninth Doctor aboard the Game Station to help defeat them. (TV: Bad Wolf) When he encountered the Emperor and his new religiously fanatical Daleks, the Doctor surmised that they were driven insane both because they isolated themselves for so long, but also because they were in denial of the fact that they were part human. The Daleks killed almost everyone aboard Satellite Five, and they attacked Earth, bombing millions of people, to transform it into the Emperor's "temple". Shortly afterwards, the Doctor turned down his chance to use an uncalibrated delta wave to destroy all nearby life, human and Dalek alike. The Emperor thought he was victorious, but he and his entire fleet were atomised by Rose Tyler after she had absorbed the energies of the time vortex and became the Bad Wolf temporal paradox. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)

Post-mortem

While competing with Sarah Jane Smith over their adventures with the Doctor, Rose Tyler one-upped her when she said she faced Daleks by noting that she "met the Emperor". (TV: School Reunion)

Rose would later gloat over her destruction of the Emperor which she revealed in her confrontation with Dalek Sec, enraging him to the point that he was only stopped short of exterminating her by the arrival of the Tenth Doctor. (TV: Doomsday)

This Emperor's casing on Skaro was used by the New Dalek Paradigm to create a new Dalek Emperor who resembled his predessor. (GAME: City of the Daleks)

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