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The CyberMasters possessed [[Cyber-body|Cyber-bodies]] very similar to those of the [[Cyber-Warrior]]s that [[Ashad]] reawakened in the aftermath of the [[Cyber-Wars]] of the [[Cyberium]], though they possessed several notable differences. | The CyberMasters possessed [[Cyber-body|Cyber-bodies]] very similar to those of the [[Cyber-Warrior]]s that [[Ashad]] reawakened in the aftermath of the [[Cyber-Wars]] of the [[Cyberium]], though they possessed several notable differences. | ||
The [[Cyber-helmet]]s of CyberMasters had large, [[silver]] [[Time Lord]] headdresses, with [[Gallifreyan (language)|Gallifreyan symbols]] on the sides and the outer layer of their [[faceplate]]s, in place of a pair of [[side handle]]s. The CyberMasters' faceplates also featured "tear-drop" [[eye-pod]]s that angled vertically, rather than diagonally, and their [[mouth slit]]s were grated [[frown]]s. In addition, each CyberMaster wore a long, [[black]] [[robe]] with Gallifreyan symbols etched down the inner front sleeves. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Timeless Children (TV story)|The Timeless Children]]'') The [[voice]]s of CyberMasters were highly reminiscent of the voices of the | The [[Cyber-helmet]]s of CyberMasters had large, [[silver]] [[Time Lord]] headdresses, with [[Gallifreyan (language)|Gallifreyan symbols]] on the sides and the outer layer of their [[faceplate]]s, in place of a pair of [[side handle]]s. The CyberMasters' faceplates also featured "tear-drop" [[eye-pod]]s that angled vertically, rather than diagonally, and their [[mouth slit]]s were grated [[frown]]s. In addition, each CyberMaster wore a long, [[black]] [[robe]] with Gallifreyan symbols etched down the inner front sleeves. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Timeless Children (TV story)|The Timeless Children]]'') The [[voice]]s of CyberMasters were highly reminiscent of the voices of the [[Cybusman|early Cybermen]] of [[Cybus Industries]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rise of the Cybermen (TV story)|Rise of the Cybermen]]'', ''[[The Age of Steel (TV story)|The Age of Steel]]'') The CyberMasters possessed [[Cyber wrist blaster]]s identical to those of the Cyber-Warriors they were based upon; several dozen blasts from these wrist blasters could mortally injure a [[human]], with the [[Injury|injuries]] sustained leading to [[death]] within a [[second]]. | ||
[[File:CyberMaster Regenerating (The Timeless Children).jpeg|left|thumb|A CyberMaster [[Regeneration|regenerates]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Timeless Children (TV story)|The Timeless Children]]'')]] | [[File:CyberMaster Regenerating (The Timeless Children).jpeg|left|thumb|A CyberMaster [[Regeneration|regenerates]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Timeless Children (TV story)|The Timeless Children]]'')]] | ||
The most striking characteristic of the CyberMasters was their ability to [[Regeneration|regenerate]]; {{Dhawan}} [[Cyber-conversion|converted]] these Cybermen from the [[corpse]]s of Time Lords and genetically spliced the Time Lords' regenerative abilities into them. This effectively gave the CyberMasters an advanced self-repair system, allowing them to regenerate and recover from otherwise-fatal damage. The Master proclaimed that this made the CyberMasters "invincible", and demonstrated to the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] the CyberMasters' regenerative powers by having one CyberMaster shoot another CyberMaster with its Cyber wrist blaster; the latter CyberMaster was temporarily terminated, but quickly regenerated and fully restored itself. However, as they contained organic components, the CyberMasters were still vulnerable to the [[death particle]], even after it had been shrunk by the Master's [[Tissue Compression Eliminator]]. | The most striking characteristic of the CyberMasters was their ability to [[Regeneration|regenerate]]; {{Dhawan}} [[Cyber-conversion|converted]] these Cybermen from the [[corpse]]s of Time Lords and genetically spliced the Time Lords' regenerative abilities into them. This effectively gave the CyberMasters an advanced self-repair system, allowing them to regenerate and recover from otherwise-fatal damage. The Master proclaimed that this made the CyberMasters "invincible", and demonstrated to the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] the CyberMasters' regenerative powers by having one CyberMaster shoot another CyberMaster with its Cyber wrist blaster; the latter CyberMaster was temporarily terminated, but quickly regenerated and fully restored itself. However, as they contained organic components, the CyberMasters were still vulnerable to the [[death particle]], even after it had been shrunk by the Master's [[Tissue Compression Eliminator]]. | ||
