Daleks are the best Doctor Who monster

This is a simple point. Daleks have been around ever since the second episode ever screened. They are the only monsters to faced every regeneration of the Doctor. Hence my case, the are iconic.Every monster can be considered iconic, do we have to take history lessons in order to determine something as iconic? The most important thing I find iconic in Daleks is how they make me laugh. You talked about opinions. Your top 10 scariest monster list is another opinion. You can't tell me that my arguments are simply opinions, when you are using them as points. Anyway, isn't this debate about opinions. Ans as you said "... So we can't prove Daleks are the bes Dr Who monsters..."Wow. My point was delevered better than expected... Is this a concession, considering that the debate topic is proving that Daleks are the best Dr. Who monsters? Yes they do look like salt and pepper shakers but consider the first cybermen. You only have to google them to find pictures of people very obviously dressed up in silver leggings with cloth faces. Really? Not very scary. They look like they are wearing socks on their faces. And although the cybermen's design has improved (thankfully) they keep changing. Daleks have stayed the same ever since the 60s.You are welcome to tell me how is that a good thing. The Dalek's design remain impractical. It is just like a producer saw a trashcan at the corner of his eyes when thinking of an enemy. Cybermen are about upgrading; the Cybermen's early look is cool. They maintained theiy "Upgrade" angle, which means they remain better. http://botisrpg.files.wordpress.com...; /> "As for the Daleks losing emotions etc... Seriously, that is just frivolous watered down Cybermen" Since the cybermen came after Daleks, Cybermen are obviously watered down Daleks.I am not talking about who is older. The Daleks are still more human than the Cybermen, like it or not. Apparently, the Daleks have compulsory reverse anger management conducted in whatever planet they mutated from. They have the looks and the personality that fits "non-sense hilarious" like a glove. The Slitheen are evil, yes. But aren't Daleks mass-murdering innocent humans for no reason (The PartingOf The Ways) just as evil. They knew full well where the Doctor was, yet they chose to kill civilians on Satellite 5.There you have it folks. The Daleks have no reason or purpose but to roll skater around screaming "Exterminaate!1!" for no reason at all. The recipe for boring, I am not even sure if it is a cliche' since I don't watch boring stuff often..How do you know they are evil? Maybe it is their nature and instinct they are programmed to do. Maybe the junkyard worker who came up with the design thought they were destined for great things. Maybe the hallf-baked emotion delete is no coincidence and is meant for the greater good of the universe. Maybe the universe is better with the Daleks, but nobody knows because they have no purpose. They are neutral as they have no choice. HOWEVER... There is no reason to not believe they are shallow as an empty rain gauge. "The Cybermen actually have a goal..." So do the Daleks. As the Doctor has said countless times "They want everything to be Dalek" Davros' reality bomb is proof of that. Oh sorry! I meant a "Decent goal". A "Comprehensible goal". Not "Oh! We hate everybody! We kill everybody! EXTERMINAATE!".What is the end goal? And why is it evil? The Daleks needed someone who had travelled through the Time Vortex before their Genesis Ark could open. Cybermen don't even have time travel technology.And it took the Doctor like what? Five minutes to cancel the whole Genesis Ark thing?The Daleks have time travel comparable to Tarvis. (1) Time travel is suppose to be one of the most overpowered weapons available and they couldn't finish the job. So much for one of the most intelligent races of the galaxy. This is an outrage.The Doctor acknowledges that the universe is changed forever if Cybermen acquires time travel technology (video).(1) http://tardis.wikia.com...http://www.youtube.com...