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Twelfth Doctor

**The Twelfth Doctor** (also known as **Peter Capaldi**) is one of the Doctors. He makes his first appearance in the sixth episode of Season 5.

## Personality

A cynical man, the Twelfth Doctor adopts a less caring attitude and a more hostile nature, though he believes he gives people the benefit of the doubt. He is perfectly comfortable with placing his companions in danger if it means appeasing his curiosity, often leaving them out of the details in his plan or using them to distract attention from himself. However, if he believes that the danger is too great, he would either recruit necessary assistance or send his allies to the safety of the TARDIS.

The Twelfth Doctor prefers the moment where "everything is huge, everything is important, every detail, every moment, every life **clung to the moment**".

He usually finds it best to keep an open mind, unclouded by the opinions of others. He also favors the direct approach when encountering an obstacle. From the Eighth Season onwards, he starts using cue cards to help him socialize.

He also shows a strong compassionate streak, often running into danger to save someone. He tries to avoid harming those who are not in control of their actions, as well as defend them from their captors or those who would cause them further harm.
Merlin

**Merlin** is a wizard from the Medieval Times who serves as the deuteragonist of Season 1 and a minor protagonist for the rest of the series.

## Personality

Merlin is a wise wizard. He usually gives the Doctor good advice, but he is not above having a laugh with him. He cares greatly for his pet giant, Tyrant and his student, Claire. He is greatly heartbroken when Claire sacrifices herself to allow him and the others to escape from Davros.

## Abilities

As a wizard, Merlin can use his magic to do the following spells:

* Fireballs
* Lightning Bolts
* Short Range Teleportation
* Invisibility Spells
* Shields
* Levitation
Sutekh

**Sutekh** (also known as **Sutekh the Destroyer** or **Set**) is the main antagonist of Season 16. He is an Osiran who plans to destroy all life in the Universe. He fears all life which might one day challenge his hegemony.

Like in Egyptian Mythology, Sutekh is the brother of Horus and the husband of their sister, Nephthys.

## Role

Sutekh makes his first appearance at the end of the third episode of Season 16. The Master confronts the Doctors outside the diner and, using his new portal device, opens a Time Corridor to reveal the Osiran standing before them but unable to move due to the Eye of Horus keeping him in paralysis. However, Sutekh is still able to use his powers to intimidate the Doctors, causing them to open their portal devices and escape into various points in time.

## Abilities

Sutekh possesses immense power: he can change the course of history and destroy entire star systems. Even when he's trapped and his powers are limited, he is able to contain an explosive force from miles away. He also has telekinesis, enabling him to levitate items like the TARDIS key. According to the Doctor, not even the Time Lords could stop Sutekh if he was released from his prison.

He is powerful enough to defeat even a Time Lord. His eyes glow green when he is using his powers. Furthermore, his mental abilities allow him to easily dominate others, making them puppets to his will.

## Defeat

At the end of Season 16, the Eye of Horus is destroyed by the Ainley Master, freeing Sutekh from his paralysis. Hurrying back to Earth, the Doctors use the remains of a robot named Drathro defeat Sutekh by delaying his trip in a Time Corridor outside the diner by moving the corridor's threshold to the far future, effectively aging him to death.
Seventh Doctor

**The Seventh Doctor** (also known as **Sylvester McCoy**) is one of the Doctors. He makes his first appearance in the eighth episode of Season 6.

## Personality

The Seventh Doctor starts out as a light-hearted and clownish man to hide his true intellect and courage. But as the series goes on, he becomes more grumpy and melancholic and he sees the battle as a game of chess or a stage play with everyone around him acting as pawns in the game of fighting evil that he directs, something he begins to hate himself for in Season 13, instead desiring a life of playing the spoons and acting as a children's entertainer with his magic tricks. Despite this, he is not without his share of mirth and joviality.

The Seventh Doctor is a big fan of Chess, to the point where he treats his allies and enemies as pieces on a Chess Board, until he grows tired of the game in favor of hopscotch. Despite occasionally having a dark personality, he is known to use words to solve problems instead of violence. Although his whimsical tendencies disappear from time to time, he maintains a fondness for idiosyncratic speeches that occasionally referred to places, literature and even food and drink. Sometimes, he reflects on the ramifications of time, and the consequences of interfering with history.

The Seventh Doctor actively seeks out villains to vanquish and dictatorships to dethrone, as opposed to his other incarnations, who usually stumble upon trouble by happenstance.
Cyber Controller

**Cyber Controllers** are the ones who direct lesser ranking Cybermen.

## First Cyber Controller

This Cyber Controller is first seen when Merlin is busy foraging for Toadstools. He captures Merlin and intends to convert him into a Cyberman. Luckily, the Eleventh Doctor and Tyrant save him.

In the Second Season, the Cyber Controller is seen playing Go Fish with the Eleventh and Tenth Doctors along with a Dalek. After their game, he and the Dalek encounter Skaldak trying to rescue Sclar from Rassilon. Davros then shows up and electrocutes Skaldak, before imprisoning him with Sclar.

The Cyber Controller also watches the Doctors take part in a race against one of his elite Cybermen.

He then makes minor appearances throughout the series up until Season 5 where he is killed by the Draconian Prince.

## Second Cyber Controller

In Season 11, another Cyber Controller menaces the Doctor. He and his army of Cybermen are attacking a group of humans on the planet Weblus, intending to capture them and convert them. However, the humans do a pretty decent job of keeping him and his forces at bay. He is ultimately killed in the 7th episode of Season 11 when Commander Titus electrocutes a door that he is trying to open. Unfortunately, it turns out that this Cyber Controller is just a pawn to the real Cyber Controller.

## Third Cyber Controller

Upon finding out that his pawn has been defeated, this Cyber Controller decides to take matters into his own hands, thus becoming the main antagonist of Seasons 11-13. In the 9th episode of Season 11, he arrives in his Cyber-Ship and promptly starts killing the soldiers who, up until now, have been doing a good job at repelling the Cybermen. The Doctors and company start to speak to him to try and get him to leave the humans alone. Ultimately, when the Black Dalek shows up, he decides to send his Cybermen to fight the Daleks after they refuse an alliance. This results in a big war which is only broken up when the Master summons Azal. After Azal self-destructs, he escapes, taking the First, Seventh, Eighth, War, Ninth and Twelfth Doctors as prisoners.

In Season 12, he returns to capture the humans, slaughtering anyone who tries to stop him. After it is revealed that Commander Azaxyr is working for the Cyber Controller, the Eleventh Doctor's intervention allows the heroes to escape with Alpha Centauri.

In Season 13, he and Azaxyr get a group of prisoners from a prison ship to convert into Cybermen so they can conquer the universe. They also find Omega and recruit him into their ranks so he can get his revenge on the Doctors. It is also revealed that the Cyber Controller has captured an Ice Queen named Iraxxa, and will kill her if Azaxyr refuses to do his bidding. Unfortunately for him, Commander Azaxyr betrays him in the season finale due to the Doctors reminding him of Skaldak's legacy. After the partially converted Commander Titus jams a Sonic Lance into the Cyber Controller's arm, the Cyber Controller kills him, only to die from being blasted by Azaxyr.
Second Doctor

**The Second Doctor** (also known as **Patrick Troughton**) is the last of the classic Doctors to join the Doctor's army, making his first appearance in the 5th episode of Season 9.

## Personality

The Second Doctor is whimsical, somewhat buffoonish, but still witty. Despite his bluster and tendency to panic when things get out of control, he always acts heroically and morally in his desire to help the oppressed and fight what he calls "The most terrible things in the universe".

Mercurial, clever and always a few steps ahead of his enemies, he is sometimes a calculating schemer who would not only manipulate people for the greater good, but also act like a bumbling fool to have his enemies underestimate his true abilities. Even though he occasionally gave the impression that he had no idea what he was doing, this is simply an act to fool his enemies.

He is very childlike in his love of play, occasionally playing on his recorder.

## Gallery

The Second Doctor as seen from the 7th episode of Season 14 onwards
Gelguards

**The GelGuards** are Omega's new soldiers that first appear in the Fourth episode of Season 9.

## Abilities

The GelGuards are immune to bullets and rockets. Their main weapon is a claw that can shoot lasers, blowing up anything they hit. However, they can be destroyed by Tie Dye.

## Role

The GelGuards first appear during the Doctors' visit to Omega's new permanent residence after he was arrested in the Season 4 finale. Omega uses his will to create the GelGuards who slaughter a lot of UNIT soldiers guarding him. They manage to break Omega out of his imprisonment and escape with him.

Throughout the remainder of the Season, Omega sends them to try and kill the Doctors and their friends. Their weakness is discovered when the Second Doctor is chased through a Tie Dye factory and accidentally knocks a container of Tie Dye onto one of the GelGuards, causing him to melt. The other Doctors use this to defeat the remaining GelGuards.
Dalek Prime Minister

**The Dalek Prime Minister** is the ruthless leader of the Parliament of the Daleks and the primary antagonist of Season 15.

## Role

Prior to Season 15, the Dalek Prime Minister had ordered his soldiers to capture the Thirteenth Doctor and enslave her to the Dalek Battle Computer.

The Thirteenth Doctor gains the other Doctors' trust by saving them from an attacking squad of Slitheen and brings them to her oil rig where she reports to the Prime Minister that she has gained their trust. The Prime Minister replies by telling her to keep earning their trust until she can imprison them alive.

After the Doctors escape from the oil rig with help from the Ice Warriors, they find out that the Thirteenth Doctor is enslaved to the Daleks' Battle Computer and that the Dalek Prime Minister is planning to release Dalek nanogenes into the universe, thus transforming every life form into Dalek puppets.

On Skaro, the Thirteenth Doctor tells him that the Ice Warriors have helped the Doctors to escape, but the Dalek Prime Minister tells her that the other Doctors are unimportant and that the nanogenes are ready for activation.

The Doctors and the Ice Warriors make it to the planet Skaro where the Dalek Prime Minister orders his soldiers to stop the Doctors from interfering with the plan, but the Doctors fight their way through the large army of Daleks and confront the Prime Minister, who sends out the Thirteenth Doctor to try and stop them.

Ultimately, the Doctors manage to destroy the Dalek nanogenes before they can be released into the universe. The enraged Prime Minister tells the Doctors that they haven't won yet, but Iraxxa kills him by blasting him with her Sonic blaster, breaking the link with the Thirteenth Doctor.

## Personality

The Dalek Prime Minister's voice is softer and more controlled than the other Daleks' voices. He also has a snarky streak when taunting the other Doctors. Once his plan has been foiled, the Dalek Prime Minister loses all sense of calm and dashes himself against his casing before his death.
Skaldak

**Skaldak** is an Ice Warrior who first appears at the beginning of Season 2. He helps the Doctor and his allies up until his death at the end of Season 10.

## Personality

Skaldak is very respected on his home planet of Mars. He is loyal to his people and the Doctors. He also cares a great deal for them. There are times where he gets aggravated, like when a Giant Eagle abducted him because she thought he was her missing chick.

## Abilities

Skaldak has a very high amount of strength, being an Ice Warrior, easily able to lift a Dalek over his head. He can also extend wires from his fingers to operate mechanisms and input codes. His main weapon is a sonic blaster on his right wrist.

## Death

In the Season 10 finale, during the Heroes' battle against the large Dalek army on Spiridon, Skaldak sees that his friends cannot survive the onslaught of Daleks. As a result, he orders the Doctors and their friends out while he seals the doors, trapping him in with the Daleks. He is shot several times by the Daleks, but in his dying actions, he manages to wreck the heating control, reducing the temperature and causing the Daleks to deactivate. When the Doctors and their friends return to Mars, they get the Ice Warriors to erect a statue in Skaldak's honor.

In Season 11, Azaxyr asks the Doctor and company what happened to Skaldak, and the Ninth Doctor tells him that he sacrificed himself to stop the Daleks from escaping Spiridon. Azaxyr replies with disappointment, stating that he had a great deal of respect for him.

In Season 13, the Doctors manage to get Azaxyr to turn against the Cyber Controller by reminding him of Skaldak's legacy.
Delgado Master

**The Delgado Master** (also known as **Roger Delgado**) is the third incarnation of the Master to appear in the "Doctor Who Figurine Adventures", making his first appearance in the penultimate episode of Season 11.

## Personality

This incarnation of the Master is usually portrayed as arrogant and impatient, showing rudeness towards other people (including his fellow Masters) and showing no tolerance for stupidity. To sway other to his way of thinking, the Delgado Master usually acts as a suave gentleman with a sardonic sense of humor. When his own life is at stake, the Master will not hesitate to betray his allies to save himself.

This Master also has a juvenile side to him, making blithely sarcastic comments about potentially planet-destroying events. He also has a sadistic side.
Season 4

**The Fourth Season** of the "Doctor Who Figurine Adventures" lasted for 10 episodes.

## Characters introduced in this season

* Animated Scarecrows
* Ninth Doctor
* Morbius
* Thomas Kincade Brannigan
* Soovar
* Kahler-Tek
* Cyber-Leader
* Madame Vastra
* Fifth Doctor
* K1

## Synopsis

The Eleventh, Tenth, Fourth and War Doctors continue their search for the other Doctors, and they seem to be in luck when they encounter the Ninth Doctor. But unfortunately, they find out that he's actually helping the notorious criminal Time Lord Morbius to get a new body. Can the Doctors defeat their ruthless adversary and convince their other Doctor to stop this crazy scheme?
Wirrn

**The Wirrn** (Pronounced *Wir-rin*) are a race of human-sized insects native to the Andromeda Galaxy who appear in the third episode of Season 14.5.

They have two large golden eyes on their heads, long antennae and three silver mandibles. Under the head are two larger mandibles which they use to speak. They normally communicate by squeaking, though certain Wirrn are able to speak human languages. They also have six long arms which they can use as hands even though they are quite thin. They also have the ability to convert carbon dioxide back into oxygen.

The Wirrn are a very tough species, being able to survive numerous energy blasts and even diamond tipped blades. However, they are very susceptible to electricity.

## Life Cycle

The Wirrn's breeding begins with a Queen looking for a suitable host to lay her egg into. The Wirrn normally use cattle-like creatures in the Andromeda Galaxy, but they can also use humans as their hosts. The larva gains all the racial memories of the Wirrn as well as the host's knowledge. Eventually, the larva eats the host and leaves.

These larvae are green slug-like creatures with several small limbs. Even though they're not as tough as adult Wirrn, the larvae are still tough enough to withstand huge amounts of damage. The larvae can also produce green slime which infects other creatures, turning them into larvae as well. The infected creatures gain all the Wirrn's knowledge and the previous host's knowledge as well.

Once the larvae undergo metamorphosis, they create large pupae, from which fully-grown Wirrn emerge to do the bidding of the swarm.
Harold Saxon

**Harold Saxon** (Also known as **John Simm**) is the second incarnation of the Master to appear in "The Doctor Who Figurine Adventures". He serves as the main antagonist of Season 10, despite making his first appearance in the penultimate episode of the season.

## Role

Harold Saxon is first seen in the penultimate episode of Season 10, where he oversees the reawakening of the Dalek Army on Spiridon. When he sees that the Eleventh Doctor and Skaldak have entered the room where the Dalek army is stored, he activates the heating controls, re-awakening the Daleks from their suspended animation.

Luckily, the other Doctors and their friends show up to fight the Daleks. Once Skaldak gives his life to return the Daleks to their suspended animation, the Doctors confront Harold Saxon and convince him to stop this madness. Once they leave, however, the Emaciated Master convinces Harold Saxon to join him in his quest to find the other Masters so they can destroy the Doctors.

Harold Saxon later appears in the last 2 episodes of Season 11, where he (along with the Emaciated Master) helps the Delgado Master in summoning Azal to the planet Weblus. Once Azal is defeated, he and the other 2 Masters escape.

In Season 12, Harold Saxon helps his fellow Masters in rescuing Professor Yana from the Cybermen so they can convince him to join them as well.

## Personality

Harold Saxon is more insane than any of the other Masters. Much like his other incarnations, he is ostentatious and would offer jelly babies and grits and dances to such bands as Rogue Traders and Scissor Sisters. He also likes watching the *Teletubbies*, believing that televisions in the stomachs is true evolution.

Beneath his charismatic and charming demeanour, Harold Saxon is sadistic and childishly degrading, even going so far as to slip subtle and private jabs at the Doctors and their allies in his public speeches.

Harold Saxon has a heightened sense of his own brilliance, even reciting a bible-styled verse of his own making when he awakens the Daleks at the end of Season 10 episode 9. He also shows a sadistic glee when he resorts to murder, continually listening in someone's dying screams.

He is also somewhat misogynistic, believing that women disappoint him and are "fickle" for being "lovey-dovey".
Lady Cassandra

**Lady Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17** (Pronounced "dot delta seventeen") is a former human in the far future who serves as the secondary antagonist of Season 6, of which she first appears in the third episode.

According to Cassandra, her father was a Texan and her mother was from the Arctic Desert. In the distant future, her parents were the last to be buried in the Earth's soil. She had been married at least 5 times.

Her life had been extended through at least 708 plastic surgeries, resulting in her being reduced to a piece of skin stretched onto a frame with 2 eyes and a mouth, connected to a brain in a jar below. The skin needs to be constantly moisturized to keep it from drying out, something the Emaciated Master does in exchange for her loyalty to him.

## Personality

Cassandra is very elitist and shows extreme arrogance at times, even to her superior, the Emaciated Master. When she's a guest at a party, she is shown to be selfish, thick-skinned and devious, willing to leave the guests to be killed by Cybermen just for the profit that the Master had promised her.

Despite her generally callous attitude, Cassandra is occasionally compassionate, which leads to her death in the Season 6 finale when the Master leaves her to be fried by the Beast's fire breath. Her fatal flaw is her inability to accept death. When the Master says to her "everything has its time, and everything must die.", Cassandra rebuffs his claim by yelling that she's "too young" before the Beast's fire breath incinerates her.
Season 3

**The Third Season** of the "Dr Who Figurine Adventures" lasted for 10 episodes.

## Characters Introduced in this Season

* Fourth Doctor
* Moomin
* Snorkmaiden
* Judoon Captain
* Skaro City Dalek
* Invasion Cybermen
* Heavenly Host
* Marx
* Bortog
* War Doctor
* Special Weapons Dalek
* Cyberking

## Synopsis

The Doctors are back for more new adventures! After getting the Fourth Doctor to join their group, the Doctors, Sclar, Skaldak and Ood Sigma's mission to rescue the other Doctors continues. Along the way, they meet Daleks, Cybermen and Zygons.
Sorgat

**Sorgat** is a friendly Tritovore who makes his first appearance in the first episode of Season 10. He normally communicates by making clicking noises, which is why the Doctors give him a translator, which he sometimes forgets to turn on.

## Role

Sorgat is first seen coming out of his spaceship to trade with the people of Earth. The Tenth Doctor learns that Sorgat is bored with his life and wants some adventure, which the Doctors gladly give to him.

Sorgat proves to be quite invaluable with his technological skills and ability to understand other alien languages. He also helps the Doctors to thwart a plan by the Daleks to awaken a huge army on Spiridon.

He also takes part in the Cyber War on Weblus, where he helps to stave off the Cybermen. Unfortunately, he winds up being destroyed in the Season 11 finale by Azal, a Dæmon summoned by the Masters.
Soovar

**Soovar** is a Sea Devil soldier who joins the Doctor's army in the fifth episode of Season 4.

## Personality

Soovar is a loyal Sea Devil who serves his fellow Sea Devils, until their base is destroyed by Morbius. After this, he joins the Eleventh Doctor and his friends to help them fight against Morbius and all the other threats to the Universe.

He has a tendency to get pretty emotional when he remembers that his fellow Sea Devils were all killed by Morbius.

## Abilities

Being a Sea Devil, he is a very capable swimmer. His main weapon is a disc-like gun that fires a blast of heat. This can cut through metal and rock. Later in Season 8, the Sixth Doctor upgrades it so that it can cut through Dalek armor.
Fourth Doctor

**The Fourth Doctor** (Also known as **Tom Baker**) is one of the Doctors. He makes his first appearance in the series at the beginning of Season 3.

## Personality

The Fourth Doctor is Bohemian-like in nature. He delights in keeping both friends and foes alike off guard with oddball humor and curious pranks, often playing the fool to lull his opponents into underestimating him. According to him, "There's no point in being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes." Although he is generally peace loving, he is prone to fits of anger when provoked.

The Fourth Doctor is also rather pedantic at times, often acting erratically in a crisis, reacting to others with witty wisecracks and often changing his direction of speech.

He is almost completely devoid of fear, almost unfazed by threats of death and assassination attempts. When it seems that he is doomed, he laments his life and friends.

He is also not against taking a life in extreme circumstances, but sometimes calls out some of his allies for killing. He usually improvises non-lethal weapons, such as using his scarf as a tripwire, but is also willing to use lethal weapons if the situation calls for it.

He is not adverse to winding up his fellow Doctors and other allies from time to time.

Despite his charm, the Fourth Doctor can be brooding, serious and even callous at times and would keenly scrutinize his surroundings even when playing the fool. He is often furious with those he sees a stupid, frivolous, misguided or evil.

Nevertheless, the Fourth Doctor has a strong moral code, such as trying to save his enemies who may have tried to kill him earlier.
Omega

**Omega** is an evil Time Lord. He was a great intergalactic engineer and co-founder, but his mind was twisted. After a long time in the Anti-Matter world, his body was being destroyed, with only his consciousness remaining.

## Personality

Omega is very hateful towards the Time Lords, who believed that he sacrificed himself to attain greatness. He also developed mood swings and a vicious temper. However, he is enchanted by a child's smile and a steam organ, which suggests that his temper is simply a result of loneliness and despair from his stay in the Anti-Matter world.

Omega does have an extremely strong will, allowing him to create servants that suit him in Season 9. His physical form was created by his will alone.

## Role

Omega is first seen in the Seventh episode of Season 2. He plans to transmit a signal from the planet Rapperius which will control the minds of everyone in the universe and make them rap like the Daleks. However, the Doctors foil his plan.

In the very next episode, he and Rassilon lock the Doctor's group in a museum filled with Vashta Nerada, intending for them to get eaten. However, they escape.

In the Season 2 finale, Omega leads an army of Slitheen to conquer London after claiming a Slitheen egg and cloning it. The Eleventh Doctor fights the Slitheen using a Space Marine Dreadnaught whilst the Tenth Doctor, Sclar, Skaldak and Ood Sigma wield a giant Super Soaker filled with vinegar to destroy the Slitheen. After the battle, Omega escapes.

In Season 3, he is a servant of Rassilon, and helps him to destroy the Medieval village with a Cyberking. In the Season 4 finale, he helps the Ninth Doctor and Morbius to try and conquer the Earth. After Morbius' death, Omega tries to get the Ninth Doctor to help him, but to his despair, the Ninth Doctor decided to join the winning side (The Eleventh Doctor's group) as UNIT leads Omega away.

In Season 9, Omega escapes from his imprisonment with help from his new servants, the Gelguards. However, in the season finale, he winds up getting captured again and imprisoned on a spaceship.

Omega isn't seen again until Season 13, where Azaxyr and the Cyber Controller release him from the prison ship and help him get revenge on the Doctors. In the eighth episode of the season, he gets a new suit of armor.
Third Doctor

**The Third Doctor** (Also known as **Jon Pertwee**) is one of the Doctors. He makes his first appearance in the fourth episode of Season 6.

## Personality

The Third Doctor often gets into arguments with his fellow Doctors, but always apologizes for his harsh words. At times, he could become argumentative and needs to be defused in order to establish fluid connection with his associates, but he is quite humble.

He is quick to demand action just as much as he feels compelled to take action himself. If unsatisfied with someone's handling of a situation, he steps in forcefully and takes charge.

The Third Doctor often holds a strong disgust for people who are stubborn, selfishly goal-driven or close-minded. He gets even angrier if these people ignore him or go to even further lengths to avoid being proven wrong.

He always prefers peace and diplomacy over violence and aggression. But if the situation calls for it, he can use his Venusian Akido to take his opponents down to make them see reason. However, if he loses any hope of making peace with someone, he kills them. He also kills someone if they're inherently violent and lack the intelligence to be reasoned with.

## Gallery

The Third Doctor's new outfit which he wears from the penultimate episode of Season 15 onwards
Weeping Angels

**The Weeping Angels** (Also known as the Lonely Assassins) are an extremely powerful race of Quantum-Locked humanoids which first appear in the fourth episode of Season 1, so called because their unique nature necessitates that they often cover their faces with their hands to prevent trapping each other in their petrified forms for eternity by looking at each other, thus giving them their distinct "weeping" appearance. They are known for being "kind" in the sense that they normally kill their victims by sending them into the past and letting them live out their lives, just in a different time period. In turn, this allows them to feast on the remaining time energy of the victim's life. However, when this energy source pales in comparison to an alternative power source, they are known to break their victims' necks.
Sweet Creature (Song)

## “Sweet Creature”

Alex Salibian

Tyler Johnson

"**Sweet Creature**" is a song recorded by English singer and songwriter Harry Styles for his self-titled debut studio album (2017). The song was written by Styles and Kid Harpoon, and its production was handled by the latter, Jeff Bhasker, Alex Salibian and Tyler Johnson. It was released as a promotional single ahead of the album release.

## Meaning

Many people believe the song is about Styles' mother Anne Twist. However, some fans believed it was about Hayden Styles, Styles' son. He later confirmed in an interview that song is about his son, every single lyric.
Ogrons

**The Ogrons** are strong ape-like humanoids of limited intelligence typically used by other species as mercenaries.

## Role

The Ogrons appear in the eighth episode of Season 12, where they capture the TARDIS and bring it to the Cybermen. Once their job is done, the Cyber Controller orders them to be killed.
Joseph

**Joseph** is a young dragon. He is first seen in the fourth episode of Season 1 when the Eleventh Doctor and Merlin order Tyrant to bring him over so that he can cook the food for their barbecue. Unfortunately, Joseph is captured by a group of Weeping Angels. The Doctor, Merlin, Tyrant and Claire go on a crusade to save him from the Weeping Angels. After the Doctor, Merlin and Claire are surrounded by the Weeping Angels, Tyrant manages to save Joseph, the Doctor, Merlin and Claire from the Weeping Angels by smashing them. Joseph is then seen happily cooking the food for everyone at their barbecue.

In Season 2, Joseph appears in the fourth episode, helping the medieval inhabitants to stave off the forces of Davros. He proves to be their most useful asset with his fire breath, until Ood Sigma shows up. When his friends start admiring Ood Sigma, Joseph feels that he is being replaced. However, he helps the Eleventh Doctor to rescue Ood Sigma from Rassilon.

In Season 3, Joseph is among the medieval inhabitants who are captured and impersonated by the Zygons. The Doctors and company try to save him and the others, but they too wind up getting captured. Luckily, the War Doctor comes in to save the day. He rescues all the Zygons' prisoners, destroys their spaceship and manages to trick the Skarasen into devouring Bortog, the warlord of the Zygons. Joseph is last seen tearfully waving the Doctors goodbye.
Thomas Kincade Brannigan

**Thomas Kincade Brannigan** is a Catkind from New New York who appears in the fourth episode of Season 4. He encounters the Doctors when they decide to visit the planet to see how it's getting on with life. He informs them that his human wife, Valerie has been converted into a Cyberman, leaving him to look after his kitten offspring.

Brannigan assists the Doctor in foiling another one of the insidious plans of Morbius, but when Morbius tries to kill him, Brannigan gives his life to stop the evil Time Lord monster by activating a thermal detonator, blowing himself up along with the Cyberman who was formerly his wife, ultimately leaving his kittens as orphans.

Unfortunately, his attempt to destroy Morbius proves fruitless as the Ninth Doctor teleports him away before the explosion engulfs him.
Werewolf

**The Werewolf** (Also known as the **Lupine Wavelength Haemovariform**) is a monster that appears as the secondary antagonist of the Season 19 finale.

He has a humanoid body that resembles a bipedal wolf, but he can run on all fours. He also has monochromatic vision and are highly resistant to bullets but he can be made to think that they are allergic to mistletoe. The only known way to kill him is an overexposure to moonlight on which he thrives, though it is believed that silver bullets work just as well. He has razor sharp claws and teeth which he can use to rip people to shreds.

The Werewolf was originally a young human who got infected from being bitten by another Lupine Wavelength Haemovariform. The Host then developed black eyes and transformed into the Werewolf during the Full Moon.

Davros uses the Werewolf to help establish his rule over the people of the Middle Ages. The Doctors managed to kill the Werewolf by drowning him in the moonlight that was required to keep him alive.
Slitheen

**The Slitheen** are calcium-formed aliens from the planet Raxacoricofallapatorius. They first appear in the Season 2 finale as part of a London invasion spearheaded by Omega.

Their most distinguishable technology is their compression field, which allows them to disguise themselves as humans by squeezing themselves into their skins. This is done using the compression field collars on their necks. When unzipped, pent up energy is released from the zip in the form of a blue light.

The Slitheen are large bulky humanoids with large arms and powerful long claws. They're usually a yellowish green, but sometimes they're a much darker green.

Despite their large bulk, the Slitheen are very agile and can easily overpower a human. They also have a brilliant sense of smell.

Due to their biochemistry, the Slitheen are vulnerable to acetic acid and react explosively to it.

The Slitheen in the Season 2 finale are sent by Omega to kill all the humans. However, the Doctors and their friends are able to stop them. The Eleventh Doctor fights some of the Slitheen off with a Dreadnought when they refuse to leave, whilst the Tenth Doctor, Sclar, Skaldak and Ood Sigma defeat most of the Slitheen with a giant squirt gun filled with vinegar. Once Omega makes his escape, the remaining Slitheen also flee.
The Good, The Bad And The Dirty (Song)

## Meaning

Styles told Billboard about this track: “Most definitely, there’s a song called “The Good, The Bad And The Dirty” that I started writing just as a task trying to relate all the people I’ve met over the past few years being on tour with One Direction, and filming movies, trying to put them all in a song. Then I realized I praise a lot of people a lot of times, but sometimes it gets real. I don’t get along with everybody and so I wanted to talk about that. That just crept up on me because it didn’t happen until I wrote the chorus. [I was like,] “Ooh, that’s kind of brutal, I like it.”

## Track Info

**Written By:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Trumpet:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Keyboards:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Drums:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Bass Guitar:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Guitar:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Lead Vocals:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Backing Vocals:**
 Hayden Styles
Let's Hurt Tonight (Song)

"**Let's Hurt Tonight**" is a song by Irish-English Actor, Singer, and Songwriter *Hayden Styles*. It was released as the fourth single from his debut studio album, *Please Don't Tell...* on March 19, 2016. The song was included in the 2016 film *Collateral Beauty*. It has since reached the top 100 in Austria and Germany, and the top 50 in Switzerland.

## Track Info

**Written By:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Keys:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Programming:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Timpani:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Tubular Bells:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Drums:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Bass:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Guitar:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Background Vocals:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Lead Vocals:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Instrumentation:**
 Hayden Styles

 **Assisted By:**
 Riley Bell,
 Luke Schindler &
 Matthew Tryba

 **Engineered for Mix By:**
 John Hanes

 **Mixed By:**
 Serban Ghenea

 **Recorded At:**
 Digital Insight Recording Studios, Las Vegas, Nevada

**Release Date:**
 March 19, 2016

**Remixed By:**
 Let's Hurt Tonight (BUNT. Remix) by OneRepublic
Ood Sigma

**Ood Sigma** is a major protagonist in Seasons 2 & 3 of the "Doctor Who Figurine Adventures". He makes his debut in the fourth episode of Season 2.

## Personality

Ood Sigma is a very patient Ood. He is able to act independently unlike most of his fellow Ood. He is also very cunning as he hides in the bushes whilst attacking his enemies with his translator sphere.

He also has very little sense of humor, something which the Tenth Doctor dislikes about him.
Fifth Doctor

**The Fifth Doctor** (also known as **Peter Davison**) is one of the Doctors. He makes his first appearance in the penultimate episode of Season 4, when Team Coolio (The Eleventh Doctor, the Fourth Doctor, Sclar and Madame Vastra) find him imprisoned in a ruined castle.

## Personality

This incarnation of the Doctor is the most open and vulnerable of the Doctors, coming across as naïve and inexperienced, acting like a child to see new worlds and forgotten places. He's neither pretentious nor selfish and reacts to situations rather than starting them, with his humanity making him panicky and indecisive under pressure, but he can use dissembling and deceit in order to avert a crisis or defeat an adversary.

However, the Fifth Doctor's boyish appearance hides the fact that he's a Time Lord of great age, compassion and experience. He's willing to take chances with people like Azaxyr, who was originally a threat up until the Season 13 finale, even as he pretends to be unaware of it to grant Azaxyr a chance to do the right thing. He will also stop to help others while dealing with greater threats.

He is also a vivid fan of cricket, attending several famous matches and teaching others the rules of the game.
Edmonia

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Season 1

**The First Season** of "The Doctor Who Figurine Adventures" started in July of 2013 and lasted for 9 episodes.

## Characters introduced in this season

* Eleventh Doctor
* Merlin
* Tyrant
* Claire
* Shelob
* Springo
* Davros
* Cyber Controller
* Joseph
* Weeping Angels
* Sclar
* Daleks
* General Staal
* Tenth Doctor

## Synopsis

The Eleventh Doctor, having been separated into his various incarnations by an attack from Davros, is stranded in Medieval Times with legendary wizard, Merlin, his student, Claire, and their pet giant, Tyrant. He must now protect the villagers from Daleks, Silurians, Sontarans and a giant spider named Shelob.
Dr Who Figurine Adventures Wiki

## Introduction to Dr Who Figurine Adventures Wiki

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Eighth Doctor

**The Eighth Doctor** (also known as **Paul McGann**) is one of the incarnations of the Doctor. He makes his first appearance in the eighth episode of Season 7 as a prisoner of the Daleks.

## Personality

The Eighth Doctor is romantic at heart. His romanticism extends to his literary preferences, which led to him seeking out many adventures with Mary Shelly.

The Eighth Doctor is full of spirit and joy of life. On several occasions, he has showcased his love for humanity, especially for admiring dangers that weren't really there. Despite this, he has a fear of heights and hospitals, and could also be unnerved by long imprisonment.

However, the Eighth Doctor has a darker side within him, especially when the forces of evil try to unbalance the laws of the Universe.

Like his previous incarnations, the Eighth Doctor insists on solving solutions in a peaceful way, despite knowing that peaceful ways aren't always an option, and he is not above resorting to violence if necessary. When threatened with death, the Eighth Doctor reacts to these threats with dark humour.
Fool's Gold (Song)

## "Fool's Gold"

Sam Miller

Hayden Styles

Harry Styles

**Fool's Gold** is the sixth track from One Direction's fourth studio album, Four.

The song was written by Hayden Styles, son of Harry Styles. It marks the first song ever written by Styles.

Lyrically, the song describes being aware of a romantic partner's
empty love but wanting to continue the relationship anyway, despite
feeling used.

The definition of the phrase "fool's gold" is "something you think will be very pleasant and successful but is not".

## Background

On September 8, 2014, the band announced the release of their fourth
album, Four, on the Today Show. On November 17, 2014 the boys announced
the new song Fool's Gold.

Jamie Scott, a longtime songwriting collaborator for the group,
spoke to MTV about recording Fool's Gold with Hayden Styes and Harry
Styles.

“I was in the studio with Harry and Hayden, recording the vocals,

I kind of felt slightly useless, as Hayden was telling him, and soon the
 other boys how to sing it and everything. I was just there to hit the
record button really \*Laughs\*. Hayden was very much focused and
passionate on his work for the song was, he played every instrument
making sure it had the right sound. After watching, I could just tell
that he was meant to be involved in music, he showed so much love and
passion for it, the same way I could see his love and passion for
acting. Not mention, the boy has a POWERFUL vocal rang, that boy it just
 a body of talent, I swear. It was pretty amazing how an 11-year-old
could right such a meaningful song like that. It took on this amazing
sound and meaning for me as a writer for the album.”

## Meaning

The song is about Hayden Styles' first love, a girl from his school
named Sabrina. He was madly in love with her, at the young age he was,
you could see pure love in his eyes when he looked at her, but the
feeling weren't mutual for her, and she just used him for his fame. He
found out, but he still loved her, but he broke up with her, before the *Where We Are Tour*
 had started. He was becoming depressed, not his usual bubbly-self, it
was becoming so bad, that his father almost sent him home, to go to
therapy, until he was better. But after writing the song, it going on
the album, he was himself again. Now-a-days, he has moved on, and
sometimes can be rude when she is brought up, but many think it's
because he still hasn't gotten over her, and needs to that to tell
himself he has.

The line, "Yeah, I know your love's not real, That's not the way
it feels, That's not the way you feel." Was a very meaningful lyric to
Hayden, which is why he gave it Zayn, his best friend, and he just knew
he would make it sound good.
Claire

**Claire** is Merlin's student and one of the tritagonists of Season 1.

## Personality

As Merlin's student, Claire is very obedient to his will. She does occasionally have to keep him on track. She also cares greatly for her friends, as shown when she creates a bandage for Tyrant when he falls and hurts himself. She also admits that she is proud to have been Merlin's student, as she says when she sacrifices herself to allow her master to escape with the Doctors.

## Abilities

Claire has been taught by Merlin to master various spells. These include:

* Creating bandages
* Levitation
* Short Range Teleportation
* Shield Spells

She can also create a big explosion which wipes out any of her enemies caught in the vicinity, but at the cost of her own life.

## Death

When the Eleventh Doctor, Merlin, Sclar and Shelob break into Davros' Castle to rescue Tyrant, Claire tags along and uses her magic to help protect her friends. Once Tyrant is rescued and the TARDIS is retrieved by the Eleventh Doctor, Davros sends a huge squad of Daleks to kill the heroes. Claire manages to hold them back and begins to use her self-destruct spell, despite Merlin telling her not to do it. Claire tells Merlin that she's proud to have been his student and urges him to escape with the Doctors. As the others leave, Claire activates her spell, killing herself along with the Daleks.
Good Life (Song)

4:12 (Demolition Crew remix)

"**Good Life**" is a song by American pop rock band OneRepublic, taken from his debut studio album *Please Don't Tell...* . The song was written by Hayden Styles. It was produced by Styles with co-production by Jake Sinclar.

The song was released on February 2, 2016 as the album's second and promotional single. The single was a commercial success, peaking at number 3 on the US *Billboard* Hot 100 and eventually being certified multi-platinum, as well as reaching the top twenty of other music charts across Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. The song has sold over 5 million copies in the US as of January 2017.

Critical reception of "Good Life" was generally positive. This song is unique in that Styles recorded various radio versions of this song for different cities and states. The line changed in the lyrics is "my
friends in [city/state] they don't know, where I've been."

It was originally going to be Styles debut single. The lyric 'Sometimes it's the same stuff that don't work now' was originally going to be 'bullshit',