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, 20 September 2018That was because he used a regeneration on the Meta-crisis in Journey's end. Undo revision 2550982 by 116.86.135.65 (talk)
(I changed thirteen to twelve because it was actually that the elleventh octor was on his last regeneration because there was also the war doctor resulting in 12 regenerations, he only got to the 13th regeneration due to a new regeneration cycle.) |
(That was because he used a regeneration on the Meta-crisis in Journey's end. Undo revision 2550982 by 116.86.135.65 (talk)) |
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The '''regeneration cycle''' was the [[time]] during which the process of [[regeneration]] occurred. Every time a Time Lord regenerated into a new incarnation, it would take fifteen hours for the process to be finished. During this time there are moments of disorientation as the Time Lord heals. | The '''regeneration cycle''' was the [[time]] during which the process of [[regeneration]] occurred. Every time a Time Lord regenerated into a new incarnation, it would take fifteen hours for the process to be finished. During this time there are moments of disorientation as the Time Lord heals. | ||
Time Lords had a regeneration cycle consisting of | Time Lords had a regeneration cycle consisting of thirteen lives. [[Engin]] observed during [[The Master|the Master's]] attempt to use the assassination of the Lord President after his ally [[Goth]] had died, that after the twelfth regeneration "there was no plan that could postpone death," when his own attempt to restore his ability to regenerate. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Deadly Assassin (TV story)|The Deadly Assassin]]'') | ||
The newly regenerated [[Tenth Doctor]] credited the manifestation of a new [[hand]] to replace [[the Tenth Doctor's hand|the one]] severed by [[Fadros Pallujikaa]] to having still been within the first fifteen [[hour]]s of his regeneration cycle, which provided him with "just enough" residual [[cell (biology)|cellular]] energy to regrow his severed [[limb]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion (TV story)|The Christmas Invasion]]'') | The newly regenerated [[Tenth Doctor]] credited the manifestation of a new [[hand]] to replace [[the Tenth Doctor's hand|the one]] severed by [[Fadros Pallujikaa]] to having still been within the first fifteen [[hour]]s of his regeneration cycle, which provided him with "just enough" residual [[cell (biology)|cellular]] energy to regrow his severed [[limb]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion (TV story)|The Christmas Invasion]]'') | ||
