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The White Guardian sent the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Romana I]] on a quest to find the six segments of the [[Key to Time]], transmuted into a variety of forms and scattered across time and space. He warned them of the Black Guardian who would try to prevent the assembly of the Key. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ribos Operation (TV story)|The Ribos Operation]]'') | The White Guardian sent the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Romana I]] on a quest to find the six segments of the [[Key to Time]], transmuted into a variety of forms and scattered across time and space. He warned them of the Black Guardian who would try to prevent the assembly of the Key. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Ribos Operation (TV story)|The Ribos Operation]]'') | ||
Circa [[1778]], the Black Guardian saved [[the Captain]] when [[Vantarialis|his ship]] crashed on [[Zanak]]. [[1978|Two hundred years later]], he served Queen [[Xanxia]] and pirated dozens of planets, including the second segment of the Key to Time, disguised as [[Calufrax]]. ([[TV]]: [[The Pirate Planet (TV story)|''The Pirate Planet'']], [[PROSE]]: [[The Pirate Planet (novelisation)|''The Pirate Planet'']]) | Circa [[1778]], the Black Guardian saved [[the Captain]] when [[Vantarialis|his ship]] crashed on [[Zanak]]. [[1978|Two hundred years later]], he served Queen [[Xanxia]] and pirated dozens of planets, including the second segment of the Key to Time, disguised as [[Calufrax]]. ([[TV]]: [[The Pirate Planet (TV story)|''The Pirate Planet'']], [[PROSE]]: [[The Pirate Planet (novelisation)|''The Pirate Planet'']]) | ||
The sixth and final segment took the form of a living being, [[Astra of Atrios|Princess Astra of Atrios]]. The Black Guardian used [[the Shadow]] to try to prevent the Doctor and Romana from re-assembling the Key. After the Doctor defeated the Shadow and re-assembled the Key, the Black Guardian posed as the White Guardian and asked for the Key. Observing the Black Guardian's casual indifference to the life of Princess Astra, the Doctor saw through this ruse and scattered the Key through time instead. The Black Guardian swore revenge on the Doctor. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Armageddon Factor (TV story)|The Armageddon Factor]]'') | The sixth and final segment took the form of a living being, [[Astra of Atrios|Princess Astra of Atrios]]. The Black Guardian used [[the Shadow]] to try to prevent the Doctor and Romana from re-assembling the Key. After the Doctor defeated the Shadow and re-assembled the Key, the Black Guardian posed as the White Guardian and asked for the Key. Observing the Black Guardian's casual indifference to the life of Princess Astra, the Doctor saw through this ruse and scattered the Key through time instead. The Black Guardian swore revenge on the Doctor. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Armageddon Factor (TV story)|The Armageddon Factor]]'') | ||
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The Black Guardian created an [[Alternate timeline (Time & Time Again)|alternate timeline]] in which the [[First Doctor]] had never left [[Gallifrey]], and was now [[Lord President]]. However, it also meant that countless aliens had invaded Earth in absence of the Doctor stopping them. The [[White Guardian]] sent them on a quest once more for the [[Key to Time]], which could restore the natural timeline. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Time & Time Again (comic story)|Time & Time Again]]'') | The Black Guardian created an [[Alternate timeline (Time & Time Again)|alternate timeline]] in which the [[First Doctor]] had never left [[Gallifrey]], and was now [[Lord President]]. However, it also meant that countless aliens had invaded Earth in absence of the Doctor stopping them. The [[White Guardian]] sent them on a quest once more for the [[Key to Time]], which could restore the natural timeline. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Time & Time Again (comic story)|Time & Time Again]]'') | ||
==Other references== | == Other references == | ||
In the [[video game]] ''[[Happy Deathday]]'', played by [[Izzy Sinclair]] on the [[Time-Space Visualiser]], the [[Beige Guardian]], noting that his peers mocked him for not being assigned a "cool" [[colour]], recalled that Black and [[Green Guardian|Green]] would not stop [[laugh]]ing at him. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Happy Deathday (comic story)|Happy Deathday]]'') | In the [[video game]] ''[[Happy Deathday]]'', played by [[Izzy Sinclair]] on the [[Time-Space Visualiser]], the [[Beige Guardian]], noting that his peers mocked him for not being assigned a "cool" [[colour]], recalled that Black and [[Green Guardian|Green]] would not stop [[laugh]]ing at him. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Happy Deathday (comic story)|Happy Deathday]]'') | ||
{{Black Guardian stories}} | {{Black Guardian stories}} | ||
[[Category:Guardians of Time]] | [[Category:Guardians of Time]] | ||
[[Category:Personifications of concepts]] | [[Category:Personifications of concepts]] | ||
