The Celestial Toymaker

==Summary==
The Celestial Toymaker is one of the six guardians of time, the personifications of the concepts that compose the multiverse itself, with The Toymaker, in particular, embodying illusions. After spending billions of years in pointless destruction and creation, he eventually found the ultimate source of entertainment; Games.
However, the Celestial Toymaker's “games” are nothing more than methods of him trapping mortal beings in unwinnable scenarios so he can make them his “toys” as penalty for losing. He eventually met the Doctor and offered him powers in exchange for being his minion, which the Doctor promptly refused. The Doctor managed to escape the celestial Toymaker by winning his “game”, but even the Doctor is scared that even his best technology would be worthless to the Toymaker. Even after his “loss” at the game with the Doctor, the Toymaker continues playing games with mortals (And sometimes even other gods), with the victims becoming his playthings for eternity.
Ultimately, while the Doctor has escaped him numerous times, The Toymaker is still out there, just as powerful as ever, looking for someone to make into a brand new toy.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: 
Name: The Celestial Toymaker, The Crystal Guardian, The Guardian of Dreams, The Mandarin, The Cosmic Puppetmaster
Origin: Doctor Who
Gender: Male
Age: As old as the multiverse
Classification: Guardian of Time, Elder God/Great Old One, Embodiment of Illusions
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Incorporeality, Immortality (Types 1, 5, 8, and 9), Acausality (Types 1 and 4), Abstract Existence (Type 1, embodies the concept of illusions), Self-Sustenance (Types 1, 2, and 3), Conceptual Manipulation (Type 1, can interact with abstract beings like the red guardian. Planned on making Fenric into his “toy” but ultimately stalemated him in a game), Telepathy, Mind Manipulation (Has brainwashed countless mortals into being his "toys"), Memory Manipulation (Made Ace forget The Doctor), Shapeshifting, Technology Manipulation (Can turn lights on and off at will, has created cursed Arcade Games), Power Nullification (Shut off the TARDIS' functions), Soul Manipulation (Sealed the Doctor’s “essence”, [In this case meaning disembodied consciousness] inside a doll), Reality Warping (Stated that “The Guardians could bend reality, fashion space and time to their whims”) Fate Manipulation (Can control the fate of lesser beings into being his puppets without controlling them directly), Creation (Can create and destroy universes that serve as his “toyrooms” at will), Cosmic Awareness, Space-Time Manipulation, Dream Manipulation, Higher-Dimensional Manipulation, Higher-Dimensional Existence, Large Size (Type 10), Illusion Creation, Telepathy, Telekinesis, Energy Manipulation, Invulnerability, Biological Manipulation and Life Manipulation (Can turn humans into dolls and reanimate them), Transmutation (Rendered The Doctor invisible and intangible), Forcefield Creation and Attack Reflection (Created forcefields that defend himself from harm or can reflect attacks back at people), Sealing (Can trap people in realms, this was even capable of working on The Doctor's TARDIS), Power Bestowal, Immersion (Can trap people in fictional realms such as ), Regeneration (High-Godly, can regenerate from conceptual weapons), Either Existence Erasure or Causality Manipulation (Scaled from the White Guardian), Madness Manipulation (Type 3), Magic, Physics Manipulation, Law Manipulation, Fourth Wall Awareness, Resistance to Conceptual Manipulation, Probability Manipulation, Time Manipulation, Gravity Manipulation, Light Manipulation, Energy Absorption, Sealing, Extrasensory Perception, Perception Manipulation, Biological Manipulation, Weather Manipulation, Magnetism Manipulation, Illusion Creation, Higher-Dimensional Manipulation, Spatial Manipulation, Age Manipulation, Air Manipulation, Sound Manipulation, Technology Manipulation, Mathematics Manipulation, Matter Manipulation, BFR, Time Stop, Void Manipulation, and Law Manipulation
Attack Potency: High Complex Multiverse level (Considered the most powerful of the Great Old Ones, equal to The Black Guardian and The White Guardian, part of The Six-Fold God. Superior to all Time Lord technology. Embodies the concept of illusions on a multiversal scale which contains up to 11 dimensions. Mere servants created by him are able to break through the TARDIS defences and force their way into the flying TARDIS.)
Speed: Omnipresent (Guardians of time exist as fundamental parts of reality, should exist in a similar nature to the black guardian, who exists as chaos all across time. Stated that guardians "were the universe")
Lifting Strength: Immeasurable
Striking Strength: High Complex Multiverse level
Durability: High Complex Multiverse level (Incapable of being injured by the time lords or other great old ones) abstract existence makes him hard to kill
Stamina: Infinite
Range: High Complex Multiversal
Standard Equipment: None notable
Intelligence: Nigh-Omniscient (In spite of being extremely immature and insane, the Celestial Toymaker knows of every species in the entire universe and all details of their history. Knows even of the plans others have made against him, and has outsmarted the likes of the Doctor. Managed to outsmart The Doctor's TARDIS. Has played and stalemated games with other elder gods, only having been ever stalemated with Fenric)
Standard Tactics: The Celestial Toymaker rarely ever starts any battle by actually killing, preferring to torment his opponent for as long as possible with “games” and trickery, although said trickery often involves fates worse than death. Should he want to get rid of an opponent right away, he will usually mind control them.
Weaknesses: Bound by the laws of conduct set down by the Grace. His own power can be used against him. Rather insane.
Note: The statement about that "The Toymaker is responsible for most conflicts with The Doctor's other villains" and "everything are stories created by him" are from the short story Trick or Treat from the Doctor Who anthology Tales of Terror, and were exposed by the Doctor to be a lie, so these statements are invalid.
==Notable Matchups==
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