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Whilst its body was destroyed, the [[Cyber-Leader (Earthshock)|Cyber-Leader]]'s [[core processing]] was downloaded to another unit. It attempted to recover a partially-converted [[Marcipor|Marc]] for use in [[espionage]] but was thwarted once again by the [[Fifth Doctor]], whom it called a hypocrite for resorting to violence. Reprogrammed medical [[nano-drone]]s invaded the Cyber-Leader's body, breaking down its conditioning and causing it to remember its past life, driving it mad. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Conversion (BFM audio story)|Conversion]]'') | Whilst its body was destroyed, the [[Cyber-Leader (Earthshock)|Cyber-Leader]]'s [[core processing]] was downloaded to another unit. It attempted to recover a partially-converted [[Marcipor|Marc]] for use in [[espionage]] but was thwarted once again by the [[Fifth Doctor]], whom it called a hypocrite for resorting to violence. Reprogrammed medical [[nano-drone]]s invaded the Cyber-Leader's body, breaking down its conditioning and causing it to remember its past life, driving it mad. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Conversion (BFM audio story)|Conversion]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | |||
* ''[[The Discontinuity Guide]]'' claims that the Cybermen who waged this attack were infact [[time travel]]lers hailing from no earlier than the late [[27th century]], when the [[Vogan War|Cybermen failed to destroy Voga]]. Having [[Cyber-invasion (Attack of the Cybermen)|failed]] to prevent the destruction of [[Mondas]] and destroy [[Earth]] in [[1986]], 15,000 Cybermen were sent back in an abortive attempt to change the outcome of the Cyber-Wars. It is speculated that this was the "last ditch plan" of the Cyber-race.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/classic/episodeguide/cyberhistory.shtml BBC.co.uk 'Discontinuity Guide' article on '''Cyber History''' in the original series of ''Doctor Who'']</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 18:18, 24 March 2022
In 2526, the Neomorph Cybermen prepared a Cyber-Army to invade the planet Earth. (TV: Earthshock, AUDIO: The Ultimate Cybermen)
History
Origin
In the 26th century, a new subspecies of Cyberman was proliferating throughout the galaxy of Mutter's Spiral. This subspecies would be identified by ArcHivist Hegelia as CyberNeomorph, which she believed to have been created through a combination of Cyber-technology after a group of surviving CyberNomads found the planet Telos and awoke the CyberTelosians in their tombs. (PROSE: Killing Ground, AUDIO: The Ultimate Cybermen)
Invasion
In the year 2526, several planets would unite in war against the Cybermen in an event called the Cyber-Wars. A force of Cybermen tried to devastate Earth using a Cyber-bomb and convert the survivors. Failing this, they hoped to crash the freighter into Earth and cause an ecological disaster. Although the attempt failed, the freighter was catapulted back in time to become the "meteor" that wiped out the dinosaurs. (TV: Earthshock)
Aftermath
Following the destruction of Briggs' freighter, the Fifth Doctor used the TARDIS to return the surviving human crew to their own time. Nyssa reported that the Cyber-Fleet had dispersed. (TV: Time-Flight)
Whilst its body was destroyed, the Cyber-Leader's core processing was downloaded to another unit. It attempted to recover a partially-converted Marc for use in espionage but was thwarted once again by the Fifth Doctor, whom it called a hypocrite for resorting to violence. Reprogrammed medical nano-drones invaded the Cyber-Leader's body, breaking down its conditioning and causing it to remember its past life, driving it mad. (AUDIO: Conversion)
Behind the scenes
- The Discontinuity Guide claims that the Cybermen who waged this attack were infact time travellers hailing from no earlier than the late 27th century, when the Cybermen failed to destroy Voga. Having failed to prevent the destruction of Mondas and destroy Earth in 1986, 15,000 Cybermen were sent back in an abortive attempt to change the outcome of the Cyber-Wars. It is speculated that this was the "last ditch plan" of the Cyber-race.[1]
