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In the [[Old Time]]s of [[Gallifreyan history]], according to [[the Matrix]], the Ravenous threatened the earliest [[Time Lord]] [[pioneer]]s. The [[Eighth Doctor]] speculated that the Ravenous [[Evolution|evolved]] as the universe's way of balancing out the increased lifespans that [[Rassilon]] gave to his people. | In the [[Old Time]]s of [[Gallifreyan history]], according to [[the Matrix]], the Ravenous threatened the earliest [[Time Lord]] [[pioneer]]s. The [[Eighth Doctor]] speculated that the Ravenous [[Evolution|evolved]] as the universe's way of balancing out the increased lifespans that [[Rassilon]] gave to his people. | ||
One incident involving the Ravenous occurred during Time Lord interventions with the early [[human]] [[colony]] [[planet]] [[Yalta Prime]]. Rassilon ordered [[Time-Skiff Alpha 9]] to materialise in Yalta Prime's atmosphere to awe the humans, but the Ravenous attacked the skiff during its journey and it arrived one week late without a single living crew member. | One incident involving the Ravenous occurred during Time Lord interventions with the early [[human]] [[colony]] [[planet]] [[Yalta Prime]]. Rassilon ordered [[Time-Skiff Alpha 9]] to materialise in Yalta Prime's atmosphere to awe the humans, but the Ravenous attacked the skiff during its journey and it arrived one week late without a single living crew member. | ||
Rassilon led the near-genocide of the Ravenous. To retain moral high ground, the Time Lords kept a single family of Ravenous alive and imprisoned them in a [[bubble dimension]] which was lost in the [[Time Vortex]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deeptime Frontier (audio story)|Deeptime Frontier]]'') | Rassilon led the near-genocide of the Ravenous. To retain moral high ground, the Time Lords kept a single family of Ravenous alive and imprisoned them in a [[bubble dimension]] which was lost in the [[Time Vortex]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deeptime Frontier (audio story)|Deeptime Frontier]]'') | ||
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[[File:Ravenous 3 (DWM 538).jpg|right|thumb|''The DWM Review'', [[DWM 538]].]] | [[File:Ravenous 3 (DWM 538).jpg|right|thumb|''The DWM Review'', [[DWM 538]].]] | ||
* The Ravenous are depicted in an [[DWM illustrated previews|illustration]] for ''[[Ravenous 3]]'' by [[Jamie Lenman]] for ''The DWM Review'' in [[DWM 538]]. | * The Ravenous are depicted in an [[DWM illustrated previews|illustration]] for ''[[Ravenous 3]]'' by [[Jamie Lenman]] for ''The DWM Review'' in [[DWM 538]]. | ||
* Several Ravenous (including one in close-up) were featured in ''[[What is inside the TARDIS? (webcast)|What is inside the TARDIS?]]'', an animated, narrative trailer for ''[[Ravenous 4]]'' released by Big Finish in [[2019 (releases)|2019]]. Having invaded [[the Doctor's TARDIS]], they were seen lurking in the rafters of the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s console room's four metallic pillars before one of their number leapt down with a shriek. | * Several Ravenous (including one in close-up) were featured in ''[[What is inside the TARDIS? (webcast)|What is inside the TARDIS?]]'', an animated, narrative trailer for ''[[Ravenous 4]]'' released by Big Finish in [[2019 (releases)|2019]]. Having invaded [[the Doctor's TARDIS]], they were seen lurking in the rafters of the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s console room's four metallic pillars before one of their number leapt down with a shriek. | ||
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