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Given that the ''Dark Water'' Cybermen could reasonably be argued to be of a different origin than both the Mondas and Pete's World Cybermen, I partially support this idea. | Given that the ''Dark Water'' Cybermen could reasonably be argued to be of a different origin than both the Mondas and Pete's World Cybermen, I partially support this idea. | ||
Pre-2006 (real world) Cybermen can be assumed to be at least partially Mondasian in origin, but most non-televised Cybermen cannot be definitively proven one way or the other. The best way to do things is to merge the articles, given that it spares us the headaches of qualifying the Moffat era's Cybermen as one or the other. | Pre-2006 (real world) Cybermen can be assumed to be at least partially Mondasian in origin, but most non-televised Cybermen cannot be definitively proven one way or the other. The best way to do things is to merge the articles, given that it spares us the headaches of qualifying the Moffat era's Cybermen as one or the other. | ||
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