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Zygons are used as both allies and enemies in the ''[[Legacy (video game)|Doctor Who: Legacy]]'' mobile game. In addition, many enemies are created to be Zygons taking the form of an ally. | Zygons are used as both allies and enemies in the ''[[Legacy (video game)|Doctor Who: Legacy]]'' mobile game. In addition, many enemies are created to be Zygons taking the form of an ally. | ||
In the storyline, numerous Zygons are recruited to serve as [[reinforcement]]s by [[time travel]]ling [[Sontaran]]s to stop [[the Doctor]]s and their [[companion]]s from interfering as they wage [[war]] throughout [[history]]. | In the storyline, numerous Zygons are recruited to serve as [[reinforcement]]s by [[time travel]]ling [[Sontaran]]s to stop [[the Doctor]]s and their [[companion]]s from interfering as they wage [[war]] throughout [[history]]. Fearing their imminent demise, they quickly launched ships with thousands of "brave warriors" directly at [[Sontar]]. In the chaos every Zygon warrior died save for five who used their [[body-print]] technology to infiltrate the [[Sontaran High Command]] and initiate a treaty between the two races, the Sontarans agreeing to shield the Zygons from the changes to time which were ripping [[the universe]] while the Zygons help prepare for a "glorious future where the Zygon and Sontaran empires control the universe together". Acting in the interests of survival, the Zygons accept the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s assessment that they are [[Mercenary|mercenaries]] and demonstrate awareness of the fates of forces such as the [[Cybermen]], the [[Nestene Consciousness]] and the [[Slitheen family]]. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
