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'''A group of [[Dalek variants|Dalek variants]] who had asymmetrical [[dome|dome sections]]''' was once encountered by the [[Second Doctor]] during his travels with his grandchildren [[John Who|John]] and [[Gillian Who|Gillian]].
'''A group of [[Dalek variants]] who had asymmetrical [[dome|dome sections]]''' was once encountered by the [[Second Doctor]] during his travels with his grandchildren [[John Who|John]] and [[Gillian Who|Gillian]].


== Physical characteristics ==
== Physical characteristics ==


These Daleks' [[casing]]s had the same [[slat]]less mid-section as classic [[Dalek War Machine]]s. However, instead of two flat [[luminosity discharger]]s on either side of their [[Dalek eyestalk|eyestalk]], they had one single outsized one on the left side.  
These Daleks' [[casing]]s had the same [[slat]]less mid-section as classic [[Dalek War Machine]]s. However, instead of two flat [[luminosity discharger]]s on either side of their [[Dalek eyestalk|eyestalk]], they had one single outsized one on the left side.


[[File:Alternating Base Unit.jpg|thumb|left|One of the asymmetrical Daleks' oddly-colored [[base unit]].]]They also displayed a variety of colour schemes not exhibited by typical [[Skaro]]sian Daleks, even though they did not seem to occupy a special function: led by a [[Red Dalek]] with a [[gold]]en [[weapons platform]], the platoon encountered by the [[Second Doctor]] also included a Dalek with a teal [[base unit]] and weapons platform and black [[dome]], one with a teal dome, a blue base unit and a golden weapons platform, a [[Gold Dalek|wholly golden Dalek]] with blue [[sense globe]]s, one with a dark blue base unit and weapons platform and a golden dome, and most strikingly, one whose base unit had panels of alternating colours, some golden and some blue.
[[File:Alternating Base Unit.jpg|thumb|left|One of the asymmetrical Daleks' oddly-colored [[base unit]].]]They also displayed a variety of colour schemes not exhibited by typical [[Skaro]]sian Daleks, even though they did not seem to occupy a special function: led by a [[Red Dalek]] with a [[gold]]en [[weapons platform]], the platoon encountered by the [[Second Doctor]] also included a Dalek with a teal [[base unit]] and weapons platform and black [[dome]], one with a teal dome, a blue base unit and a golden weapons platform, a [[Gold Dalek|wholly golden Dalek]] with blue [[sense globe]]s, one with a dark blue base unit and weapons platform and a golden dome, and most strikingly, one whose base unit had panels of alternating colours, some golden and some blue.


== History ==
== History ==
Seven Asymmetrical Daleks, all of them in differently-colored [[casing]]s, and with a [[Red Dalek]] as their leader, visited an alien planet at the same time as the [[Second Doctor]] and [[John Who|John]] and [[Gillian Who|Gillian]] landed there in [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]]. Catching sight of the Daleks from atop a cliff, the Doctor and his grandchildren decided to stave off the Daleks' plans, whatever they may be, by throwing rocks down at the Daleks; from this height, they were protected from the Daleks' [[gunstick|exterminators]], while the rocks' falls were deadly enough to shatter the Daleks' casings and kill them.  
Seven Asymmetrical Daleks, all of them in differently-colored [[casing]]s, and with a [[Red Dalek]] as their leader, visited an alien planet at the same time as the [[Second Doctor]] and [[John Who|John]] and [[Gillian Who|Gillian]] landed there in [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]]. Catching sight of the Daleks from atop a cliff, the Doctor and his grandchildren decided to stave off the Daleks' plans, whatever they may be, by throwing rocks down at the Daleks; from this height, they were protected from the Daleks' [[gunstick|exterminators]], while the rocks' falls were deadly enough to shatter the Daleks' casings and kill them.


After the Gallifreyans succeeded in destroying four of the seven Daleks, the three survivors retreated to take cover. Before they could reappear, the time-travellers climbed into the Daleks' abandoned [[Dalek flying saucer|saucer transporter]], which the Doctor could fly, in his opinion at least, better than the Daleks themselves — stranding the surviving trio. The Doctor and the children then decided to tour the planet by air aboard the saucer before they returned to the TARDIS. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Attack of the Daleks (comic story)|Attack of the Daleks]]'')
After the Gallifreyans succeeded in destroying four of the seven Daleks, the three survivors retreated to take cover. Before they could reappear, the time-travellers climbed into the Daleks' abandoned [[Dalek flying saucer|saucer transporter]], which the Doctor could fly, in his opinion at least, better than the Daleks themselves — stranding the surviving trio. The Doctor and the children then decided to tour the planet by air aboard the saucer before they returned to the TARDIS. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Attack of the Daleks (comic story)|Attack of the Daleks]]'')
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At any rate, given that this creation of a new Dalek design was by all appearances unintentional, it goes unmentioned in the dialogue of the story, meaning that there exists no set in-universe term for these Daleks. "Asymmetrical Daleks" is simply a moniker coined based on their greatest difference to standard [[Dalek War Machine]]s, namely the fact that their "heads", due to the absence of the right-hand-side speaking light, are not [[wikipedia:symmetry|symmetrical]].
At any rate, given that this creation of a new Dalek design was by all appearances unintentional, it goes unmentioned in the dialogue of the story, meaning that there exists no set in-universe term for these Daleks. "Asymmetrical Daleks" is simply a moniker coined based on their greatest difference to standard [[Dalek War Machine]]s, namely the fact that their "heads", due to the absence of the right-hand-side speaking light, are not [[wikipedia:symmetry|symmetrical]].
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