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Jaconda, once a verdant paradise, became a despoiled wasteland once the Gastropod appeared and making the [[Jacondan]]s slaves in their own world. (Whether the Gastropods originated in space or in another part of Jaconda remains un-chronicled.) [[Sixth Doctor|The Doctor]] killed Mestor and ended the reign of the Gastropods. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma]]'') | Jaconda, once a verdant paradise, became a despoiled wasteland once the Gastropod appeared and making the [[Jacondan]]s slaves in their own world. (Whether the Gastropods originated in space or in another part of Jaconda remains un-chronicled.) [[Sixth Doctor|The Doctor]] killed Mestor and ended the reign of the Gastropods. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 21:18, 23 July 2010
The Gastropods, led by Mestor, devoured the vegetation of the planet Jaconda.
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Biology
The Gastropods resembled humanoid slugs. They left a sticky trail. Unspeaking, they followed the commands of Mestor, leaving one to assume they made only vestigial intelligence. Mestor planned to make the Jaconda's sun go supernova so as to scatter Gastropod eggs into space. (DW: The Twin Dilemma)
History
Jaconda, once a verdant paradise, became a despoiled wasteland once the Gastropod appeared and making the Jacondans slaves in their own world. (Whether the Gastropods originated in space or in another part of Jaconda remains un-chronicled.) The Doctor killed Mestor and ended the reign of the Gastropods. (DW: The Twin Dilemma)
Behind the scenes
- The name for this monster obviously derives from Gastropods, the biological class of slugs and snails.
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