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The '''Defence Drones''', ([[WC]]: ''[[The Defence Drones (webcast)|The Defence Drones]]'') or '''security drones''', were [[ | The '''Defence Drones''', ([[WC]]: ''[[The Defence Drones (webcast)|The Defence Drones]]'') or '''security drones''', were [[robot]]s created on [[Earth]] by [[Leo Rugazzi]] and [[Jack Robertson]], based on the destroyed [[metal]] [[casing]] of the [[Reconnaissance Dalek]] defeated by the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] on [[1 January|1st January]] [[2019]]. However, after Rugazzi [[clone]]d the original Reconaissance [[Dalek mutant]] from [[gene]]tic traces inside the metal casing, the cloned [[Dalek]] used him to clone an army of Dalek mutants from its own template, which later inhabited the robots and became the '''New Dalek Army''' and commenced an invasion of Earth on 1st January [[2021]]. As they shared the [[human]]-derived flaws and genetic alterations that Rugazzi had added to their [[genome]] when recreating the Reconnaissance Dalek, the Defence Drones were ultimately wiped out by the [[Death Squad Dalek]]s, summoned to Earth by the Thirteenth Doctor, for their "impurity", classing them as '''primary rogue Dalek impurities'''. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Revolution of the Daleks]]'') | ||
== Characteristics == | == Characteristics == | ||
[[File:Dalek mutant new.jpg|thumb|A cloned Dalek mutant. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Revolution of the Daleks]]'')]] | [[File:Dalek mutant new.jpg|thumb|A cloned Dalek mutant. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Revolution of the Daleks]]'')]] | ||
The Defence Drones had very similar [[casing]]s to the [[metal]] casing created by the Reconnaissance Dalek and were predominantly [[black]] and [[silver]] in [[colour]]. The Defence Drones were adorned with [[blue]] [[light]]s, including a blue [[Dalek eyestalk|eyestalk]] [[eye lens|lens]], as well as a blue light within their [[grating section]]s. In addition, the Defence Drones' [[base unit]]s featured less [[ | The Defence Drones had very similar [[casing]]s to the [[metal]] casing created by the Reconnaissance Dalek and were predominantly [[black]] and [[silver]] in [[colour]]. The Defence Drones were adorned with [[blue]] [[light]]s, including a blue [[Dalek eyestalk|eyestalk]] [[eye lens|lens]], as well as a blue light within their [[grating section]]s. In addition, the Defence Drones' [[base unit]]s featured less [[sense globe]]s than the Reconnaissance Dalek's scrap casing, as their casings had black layered panelling around the bottom of their base units. | ||
Originally purely [[robot]]ic in nature, the Defence Drones were initially harmless, and were designed to function as assistance to [[police]] and [[security]] services; this was reflected in their [[weapons platform]]s, which featured a [[gunstick]] that shot [[water]], and a [[gas]] emitter in place of the traditional [[manipulator arm]]. They could also emit a sound wave at a high frequency, used to irritate rioters and force them to disperse. | Originally purely [[robot]]ic in nature, the Defence Drones were initially harmless, and were designed to function as assistance to [[police]] and [[security]] services; this was reflected in their [[weapons platform]]s, which featured a [[gunstick]] that shot [[water]], and a [[gas]] emitter in place of the traditional [[manipulator arm]]. They could also emit a sound wave at a high frequency, used to irritate rioters and force them to disperse. | ||
However, when the [[clone]] of the Reconnaissance Dalek modified them, the Defence Drones gained the more traditional functions of a Dalek casing; they became hospitable for the cloned Reconnaissance scout Dalek mutants, their gunsticks could [[Extermination|exterminate]] [[ | However, when the [[clone]] of the Reconnaissance Dalek modified them, the Defence Drones gained the more traditional functions of a Dalek casing; they became hospitable for the cloned Reconnaissance scout Dalek mutants, their gunsticks could [[Extermination|exterminate]] [[human]]s, and they possessed [[flight]] capabilities. In addition, their blue lights and the lights of their grating section turned [[red]]. The Defence Drones' gunstick blasts were coloured red, unlike the blue blasts of traditional Daleks, and their victims were enveloped in a bright red light when exterminated. Their casings had limited resistance to the firepower of [[Death Squad Dalek]]s. The original Defence Drone demonstrated the ability of [[spatial shift]], allowing it to transport aboard a [[Dalek ship]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Revolution of the Daleks]]'') | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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[[File:Daleks on the Bridge.jpg|right|thumb|A squad of Defence Drones make contact with the Dalek Death Squad. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Revolution of the Daleks]]'')]] | [[File:Daleks on the Bridge.jpg|right|thumb|A squad of Defence Drones make contact with the Dalek Death Squad. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Revolution of the Daleks]]'')]] | ||
A few hours after Patterson won a [[ | A few hours after Patterson won a [[general election]], she had Robertson distribute the Drones around the country. After the Drones were brought online, Dalek mutants transported themselves into the casings using [[Ultraviolet|ultra violet light]] and began exterminating nearby humans, officially launching their [[2021 Dalek revolution|revolution]]. However, the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] then attracted the [[Death Squad Dalek]]s to [[Earth]], knowing their first priority would be to exterminate impure Daleks and that the Defence Drones' cloning process had left them with slightly mutated DNA. | ||
When making contact with the Death Squad Daleks, the Defence Drones insisted that they were also Daleks, while the Death Squad Daleks deemed them impure. The Death Squad Daleks thus began attackng the Defence Drones. By the time the original [[Reconnaissance Dalek]] [[transmat]]ted into [[Dalek Death Squad spacecraft|the Death Squad's ship]], the Death Squad claimed that they had succeeded in destroying all of the cloned Daleks. The Reconnaissance Dalek begged to be left alive even if its race was purged, as it had originally been a pure Dalek before its death and resurrection, and believed it deserved to have its genetic material purified rather than destroyed. However, the Death Squad denied it this chance and destroyed it. | When making contact with the Death Squad Daleks, the Defence Drones insisted that they were also Daleks, while the Death Squad Daleks deemed them impure. The Death Squad Daleks thus began attackng the Defence Drones. By the time the original [[Reconnaissance Dalek]] [[transmat]]ted into [[Dalek Death Squad spacecraft|the Death Squad's ship]], the Death Squad claimed that they had succeeded in destroying all of the cloned Daleks. The Reconnaissance Dalek begged to be left alive even if its race was purged, as it had originally been a pure Dalek before its death and resurrection, and believed it deserved to have its genetic material purified rather than destroyed. However, the Death Squad denied it this chance and destroyed it. | ||
The Death Squad Daleks and their ship were subsequently destroyed by [[Team TARDIS]] and [[Jack Harkness]] by being tricked into [[TARDIS 1 (The Timeless Children)|a "spare TARDIS"]], which the Doctor then set to materialise into the heart of [[the Void]], a counterfactual instruction which led the TARDIS to crumple on itself with the Daleks inside. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Revolution of the Daleks]]'') | The Death Squad Daleks and their ship were subsequently destroyed by [[Team TARDIS]] and [[Jack Harkness]] by being tricked into [[TARDIS 1 (The Timeless Children)|a "spare TARDIS"]], which the Doctor then set to materialise into the heart of [[the Void]], a counterfactual instruction which led the TARDIS to crumple on itself with the Daleks inside. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Revolution of the Daleks]]'') | ||
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[[Category:Black Daleks]] | [[Category:Black Daleks]] |