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A '''temporal displacement weapon''' was a type of [[firearm]] that displaced the person or object it was fired at to the time the user set it to. | A '''temporal displacement weapon''' was a type of [[firearm]] that displaced the person or object it was fired at to the time the user set it to. | ||
If fired at a [[TARDIS]], the energy pulse would simply be absorbed by the | If fired at a [[TARDIS]], the energy pulse would simply be absorbed by the [[TARDIS force field|force field]] so it wouldn't be displaced in time. | ||
[[Krasko]] had one and planned to displace [[Rosa Parks]] in time, but found his [[neural restrictor]] implant prevented him from doing so. He then started to use it to stop Rosa from getting on the relevant [[bus]] and eventually refusing to give up her seat, by changing small events that would eventually stop her from doing so. The [[Thirteenth Doctor]] stole the device from him and [[Ryan Sinclair]] later used it to send him back in time as far as the device was capable of doing. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'') | [[Krasko]] had one and planned to displace [[Rosa Parks]] in time, but found his [[neural restrictor]] implant prevented him from doing so. He then started to use it to stop Rosa from getting on the relevant [[bus]] and eventually refusing to give up her seat, by changing small events that would eventually stop her from doing so. The [[Thirteenth Doctor]] stole the device from him and [[Ryan Sinclair]] later used it to send him back in time as far as the device was capable of doing. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'') | ||
[[Category:Weapons]] | [[Category:Weapons]] | ||
[[Category:Time technology]] | [[Category:Time technology]] | ||
[[Category:Time weapons]] | [[Category:Time weapons]] | ||
Revision as of 03:29, 4 September 2020
A temporal displacement weapon was a type of firearm that displaced the person or object it was fired at to the time the user set it to.
If fired at a TARDIS, the energy pulse would simply be absorbed by the force field so it wouldn't be displaced in time.
Krasko had one and planned to displace Rosa Parks in time, but found his neural restrictor implant prevented him from doing so. He then started to use it to stop Rosa from getting on the relevant bus and eventually refusing to give up her seat, by changing small events that would eventually stop her from doing so. The Thirteenth Doctor stole the device from him and Ryan Sinclair later used it to send him back in time as far as the device was capable of doing. (TV: Rosa)
