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{{Infobox | {{Infobox Individual | ||
|image=[[Image:DWA CS 179 Gryphon.jpg|250px]] | |individual name= Gryphon | ||
| | |image= [[Image:DWA CS 179 Gryphon.jpg|250px]] | ||
| | |alias= | ||
| | |race= | ||
| | |home planet= | ||
| | |home era= Circa [[Early Human history#10th century B.C.|905 BC]] | ||
|appearances = [[DWAM]]: ''[[In the Stars]]'' | |appearances= [[DWAM]]: ''[[In the Stars]]'' | ||
| | |actor= | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Gryphon''' was a being made by [[alien]]s out of artificial [[star]]s. It came to [[Babylon]] on [[Earth]] in [[Early Human history#10th century B.C.|905 B.C.]] and took the form of a [[constellation]], named the Gryphon by [[Urtaki]]. | |||
The Gryphon became manifest after dark, and began an attack on the city before being trapped by the reflective power of [[mirror]]s. Cut off from its operator, the Gryphon construct vanished several hours after capture once the [[sol|sun]] had risen. It left behind an armful of silver disks that were safely collected up and taken away by [[Eleventh Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond]] in [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]]. ([[DWAM]]: ''[[In the Stars]]'') | |||
[[Category:Unique beings]] | |||
The Gryphon | [[Category:Artificial beings]] | ||
[[Category:Mythological figures]] | |||
