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In the late [[20th century]], [[Tobias Vaughn]] had a [[Cyber-Planner]], known as the the '''Cyber Module''' ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Invasion (novelisation)|The Invasion]]'') | In the late [[20th century]], [[Tobias Vaughn]] had a [[Cyber-Planner]], known as the the '''Cyber Module''', ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Invasion (novelisation)|The Invasion]]'') installed in his office at [[International Electromatics]] in [[London]] where it acted as a communications channel between Vaughn and the [[Cyberman|Cybermen]]. It recognised the [[Second Doctor]] and [[Jamie McCrimmon]] from [[Planet 14]], and urged Vaughn to destroy them. | ||
After discovering that they had two days before [[Brigadier]] [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|Lethbridge Stewart]] reputed to the [[United Nations|UN]], thus jeopardising the whole invasion, Vaughn and the Director argued whether they should bring their plans forward, as the invasion forces were not complete. After Vaughn stated he would sever all help if the invasion was not brought to the dawn of the next day, the Director relented. | After discovering that they had two days before [[Brigadier]] [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|Lethbridge Stewart]] reputed to the [[United Nations|UN]], thus jeopardising the whole invasion, Vaughn and the Director argued whether they should bring their plans forward, as the invasion forces were not complete. After Vaughn stated he would sever all help if the invasion was not brought to the dawn of the next day, the Director relented. | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 9 March 2023
In the late 20th century, Tobias Vaughn had a Cyber-Planner, known as the the Cyber Module, (PROSE: The Invasion) installed in his office at International Electromatics in London where it acted as a communications channel between Vaughn and the Cybermen. It recognised the Second Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon from Planet 14, and urged Vaughn to destroy them.
After discovering that they had two days before Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart reputed to the UN, thus jeopardising the whole invasion, Vaughn and the Director argued whether they should bring their plans forward, as the invasion forces were not complete. After Vaughn stated he would sever all help if the invasion was not brought to the dawn of the next day, the Director relented.
Later, the Cyber Module went over the plan for invasion. However, after stating they would identify and convert suitable humans and destroy the rest, Vaughn argued their agreement was that he could rule Earth and the Cybermen could take mineral resources. The Director demanded that Vaughn should be fully converted to act as a leader. After Vaughn insisted his mind remains human, the Director relented.
One hour before the start of the invasion the Cyber Module and Vaughn began counting down until the signal could be sent. After the invasion began, the Director and Vaughn confronted the Doctor, as the Director stated the invasion fleet would arrive in two waves. After the humans began fighting back against the Cyber Fleet, the Director believed Vaughn had betrayed them, and revealed that the Cybermen were going to destroy Earth with a cyber megaton bomb. In retribution, the Director was destroyed by Vaughn's Cerebration Machine. (TV: The Invasion)
Legacy
Years after their encounter, Jamie recalled to the Sixth Doctor that the "Cyber-Controller" recognised them from Planet 14. (COMIC: The World Shapers)
Behind the scenes
The name "Cyber-Director" is often used in reference sources to reflect this entity, for example in The Legend Continues. However, it has not, to this Wiki's knowledge, been used in a licensed narrative source. The Target novelisation of The Invasion used the name "Cyber Module" instead.
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