Omega

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## Production stats

### Appearances

DW: Arc of InfinityDW: Omega

DW: Warsong

CW: Song of Death

### Main actor

Ian Collier (Arc of Infinity, Omega, Warsong, Song of Death)

### Other actors

Stephen Thorne (The Three Doctors)

> "*So long as I control singularity, I can make it do my will. All these things exist because I will them to exist. Without me and the unceasing pressure of my will, the work of thousands of years would collapse into chaos in microseconds. I am, if you like, the Atlas of my world.*"
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Omega, born as Peylix, also called Omegon and worshipped as Ohm, was a great intergalactic engineer and co-founder of Time Lord society.

Omega was one of the most significant figures in Gallifreyan history. He appeared in the ROO texts, as later scholars on Gallifrey would call them, alongside Rassilon and the Other.

## History

Omega created an experiment where a star in the Sector of the Forgotten Souls (DW: Omega) was made to go supernova. Omega then flew a ship into the black hole made by the supernova, however, his ship was sabotaged (DW: Omega) and he was thrown into an anti-matter universe (DW: The Three Doctors). It was assumed that Omega had died in the black hole and he was put into Time Lord legend along with Rassilon and the Other (DW: Remembrance of the Daleks; CW: The Children of Rassilon)

Transported into a world of anti-matter, Omega discovered that he could twist it to his will and that he could make life within the anti-matter universe. Omega created a paradise, however, it quickly became a lifeless wasteland due to his depression and loneliness.

After thousands of years in the void, Omega hit upon a plan of revenge: a Time Lord could be forced to take his place, and Omega could wreak vengeance on Gallifrey. Using the singularity, he drained power from the Time Lords to stop them from interfering. He sent several anti-matter beings to find the exiled Third Doctor and take him into his realm. The High Council, unable to send anyone to assist the Doctor, decided to have the Doctor's past help him. Omega brought the Second and Third Doctors to his domain - making both of them into anti-matter

When Omega removed his helmet, he discovered that the anti-matter universe had dissolved his physical body. He could not leave his universe; he existed only because of his will. Consumed by rage and despair, Omega swore to destroy all things. The Doctors offered freedom to Omega: in actuality the Second Doctor's recorder which the Doctor's TARDIS shielded. The Doctors attempted to trick Omega into touching the recorder but instead only infuriated him. When Omega lashed out he knocked the force field generator to the floor, causing the recorder to make contact with the floor and creating a violent matter-antimatter explosion which collapsed the antimatter world. (DW: The Three Doctors).

Omega survived this - although he was basically formless.

Hedin of the High Council of Gallifrey contacted Omega to help him with his schemes. Omega had gained control of the dimensional gateway known as the Arc of Infinity. Through the Arc, he had a gateway between his own universe and the universe of matter, though he still had no physical form. Omega also had a TARDIS and a servant he had created, the Ergon. Omega, however, still needed to bond with another Time Lord using his biodata extract.

Hedin transmitted to Omega the biodata extract for the Doctor, by this time in his fifth incarnation. Omega established a base in the Earth city of Amsterdam, navigated the Doctor's TARDIS into the Arc and began to link the Doctor's biodata with his own. The Doctor faced execution on Gallifrey to stop Omega's return. This was part of Omega and Hedin's plan: they rigged the execution to hide the Doctor and Omega in the Matrix, safe from Time Lord detection.

Omega then shifted the Arc to Gallifrey in order to gain control of the Matrix and used its power to create a physical body for himself.

The Doctor tracked him down and sabotaged his equipment in Amsterdam, forcing Omega to step into the physical universe before the transfer was made stable. His new body, a replica of the Doctor's, began to decay and revert to anti-matter. Thwarted and maddened by defeat, Omega willed the acceleration of his conversion to anti-matter to destroy the Earth rather than return to the universe of anti-matter but was destroyed by the Doctor using the Ergon's matter converter. (DW: Arc of Infinity)

Omega was recreated by using the Doctor's biodata. However, this had the effect of causing Omega to develop a split personality, being both Omega and the Doctor, but the Doctor persona wasn't aware of his Omega personality. In Amsterdam, Omega secretly boarded the TARDIS of a visiting Time Lord historian and broadcaster, Professor Ertikus, who was in the city to see the site of Omega's destruction. Ertikus travelled to a Jolly Chronolidays trip to the Sector of Forgotten Souls, with Omega stowed away onboard. Before the trip, Omega met an employee of Jolly Chronolidays, Sentia, with whom he fell in love. He told Sentia all about himself, including his split personality disorder. Omega planned to use the Jolly Chronolidays trip to the Sector of Forgotten Souls to return to the anti-matter universe with Sentia because he found he disliked living in this universe, and wanted to return to his universe where he had godlike power and remained safe.

While travelling to the Sector of Forgotten Souls, the Doctor persona met Sentia for the first time (although Sentia already knew about this Doctor personality) while the ship was docking into the leisure base. There he met Daland (an actor who played Omega in the recreations of Omega's experiments) and Tarpov (another actor who played Vandekirian, Omega's assistant). Tarpov succumbed to the Vandekirian personality, left behind by the psychic residue from Omega's experiments. He tried to stop Omega's experiments by attacking Daland and crushing his own hand in machinery, to stop his handprint being used to release the Hand of Omega, but Omega entered and stopped Tarpov from crushing his other hand. While Tarpov was recovering, Omega tried to kill Tarpov, believing he would give away a secret that he wished to keep quiet, but the medical robot knocked him unconscious. The Omega persona directly communicated with the Doctor persona inside Omega's mind. "Omega" tried to convince "the Doctor" to help him travel to the anti-matter universe with Sentia, and "the Doctor" accepted. Meeting Ertikus for the first time, and discovering he was a Time Lord, "the Doctor" used Ertikus' TARDIS to travel to the recreated *Eurydice* so he could fulfil his mission. But Sentia kidnapped Daland and stole a shuttle, so she could get there, and could use Daland to conduct the marriage ceremony, but Tarpov stowed aboard and escaped onto the *Eurydice*.

Tarpov revealed to Sentia that by destroying a star, to create the Eye of Harmony, he would cause the death of a native race called the Scintillans, however, Omega continued anyway. Omega then killed Tarpov. Ertikus tried to meet Omega but discovered that "the Doctor" had been in contact with him all along. Omega revealed himself to Ertikus and then killed him. After they were reunited, "the Doctor" sent a telepathic message from Ertikus' telepathic circuit to the Time Lords explaining everything about the situation to them, so they could send help. Daland and Sentia looked for Ertikus, and Daland found his recorder robot, which had recorded Ertikus' death. Daland realised that "the Doctor" had killed him, and tried to attack the Doctor. Seeing the footage for himself, "the Doctor" realised he was merely a product of Omega's split personality disorder, which was finally confirmed by the arrival of the real Fifth Doctor in his TARDIS, who had been sent by the Time Lords.

Feeling the effects of mental trauma, Omega escaped and began to suffer flashbacks of his earlier life, and the circumstances which lead him to take part in the time experiments. After hearing about the Scintillans from Daland, the Doctor confronted Omega, and revealed that the Scintillans weren't a part of the time experiments, but a memory Omega had taken from the Doctor. The Scintillans were a species the Doctor accidentally killed when he tried to save some Lurmans. The Doctor believed Omega had subconsciously used this to explain away Vandekirian's betrayal. Sentia (taken over by Vandekirian's personality) attempted to pilot the *Eurydice* into the anti-matter universe, so Omega would be trapped again. The Doctor and Daland escaped, while Omega was trapped on the ship, as it and Omega were supposedly pulled back into the anti-matter universe again. (DW: Omega)

However, Omega was instead thrown onto the planet of Ardonia due to the unusual nature of the planet. He was taken in by Thalleous Sendaris and the Sendaris clan as a whole, who thought that he was The Arbiter (basically their god). Omega instructed them on how to create advanced technology that would allow him to stabilize his physical form. He would also instruct them on how to create the Warsong; a device that the Sendaris clan thought would kill all of the Voltaris clan but which, in actuality, would turn Ardonia into anti-matter.

At some point, a deserter named Vorstrian would manage to escape his execution and steal vital components of the Warsong. This led to Vorstrian's bloodline to be executed.

Some time after this, the Fifth Doctor and Turlough were dragged to Ardonia by an unknown party. This led to them being found by Omega, who recognized the Doctor - he then arranged for some Ardonian knights to kill the Doctor and make it look like they were killed during a Voltaris attack. This failed, however, and the Doctor and Turlough were rescued by felinas rebels.

Eventually, Omega discovered the felinas camp and sent anti-matter beings into the camp. These beings captured the Doctor and brought him to the Sendaris' base. The Doctor was seemingly executed, however, he was only wounded due to him having two hearts instead of one - which the executioner did not take into account. Omega then realised this fact and had some more of the anti-matter beings kidnap Turlough and use him as bait. Eventually, the Doctor would find himself in "The War Room" - Omega's base. He found Turlough strapped to a bench and connected to one of the many turrets of the Warsong. Omega, still using the "Arbiter" moniker, then appeared and the Doctor then realised that he was Omega.

Soon after this, the felinas and Voltaris rebels attacked - letting the Doctor and Turlough escape, but not before this smaller turret was fired at some of the Voltaris - killing them. Some time after this, Thalleous talked to three of his fellow Sendaris clan members - Galleous, Osivian, and Shenma - about the Warsong. This meeting was watched by Omega.

At the same time, Turlough and the Doctor found Vorstrian (who had become a part of the rebellion against Thalleous) and they made an agreement to stop Omega. They were then captured by some of Thalleous' soldiers and brought before Omega. The Doctor managed to use the technology that Vorstrian stole to destabilize Omega's body and this let them escape.

The Doctor and companions then found themselves in the Warsong control room - at the same time as Thalleous and Omega. Omega attempted to kill the Doctor, however, Turlough managed to fire a short beam from the Warsong on Omega - seemingly killing him. This let the Doctor overload the Warsong's systems. However, before he could guarantee Omega's death he was taken out of time by the figure from before - who told him that the Voltaris war (otherwise known as the Great War) must continue for the sake of the web of time. The Doctor and Turlough were then placed in the TARDIS by the figure and then left for their original destination - Abydos.

However, this didn't destroy Omega - or Thalleous for that matter, who had cheated death due to some of Omega's technology. Thalleous gave an order to execute any of the Doctor's species and their companions. Shenma's body - with Omega in it - then stood up. (DW: Warsong)

### Category War

Due to the fact that Shenma's body was dead when Omega possessed it, Shenma's body started to rot. While this was slowed by Omega, it wasn't delayed and Omega had to find a new body. He also supplied Thalleous with a mindprint of his mind in case he was killed. Thalleous would be killed by Tygren Voltaris - his enemy - 45 years later. Thalleous' mind was uploaded into a new body, however, a holographic version of it was also made so that Thalleous could masquerade as a spirit to the rest of Ardonia.

Ten years later, during the Resistance v.s. Alliance Battle for Ardonia, Omega and Thalleous decided to reveal Thalleous' new body so that they could take control of the Ardoni clans in the aftermath of the battle. This was also meant as a distraction so that Omega could transfer into a new body while the Resistance were distracted by Thalleous Sendaris' return to life. However, this failed after they realised that Thalleous could only have been returned to life by extremely advanced technology and started to look for it. Thalleous and Omega were then told by an informant that one of the members of the Resistance - Ankarstian - was a Time Lord. Due to Thalleous making a law that executed all Time Lords and their companions this meant that Thalleous could execute the Resistance, making sure that Omega could transfer his body and make the Sendaris clan and all of their allies into an army with which he could take over Gallifrey.

Shenma/Omega went with a small army of Ardoni (50 Ardoni) to bring all of the members of the Resistance out of Fort Zuka and execute them - with Shenma even managing to get into the fort, however, only one member of the Resistance (an unnamed soldier) was executed due to the Resistance managing to get one of Shenma's guards to fire on Shenma's body. However, instead of destroying Omega this led to Omega fleeing from Shenma's body and into his new body. This also had the effect of Shenma's army fleeing.

However, during the battle, Ankarstian was kidnapped and brought to the new Sendaris base. There, Thalleous wanted to have Ankarstian executed, however, Omega instead had Ankarstian take part in a "game" of mindbending. This led to a stalemate and both parties were disconnected from the mindbending apparatus by Thalleous. Thalleous then sent Ank out with edited memories which would make her believe that both the Resistance and the Alliance were enemies.

She was stopped from destroying them and these memories were fixed. Ank then realised that both Omega and Thalleous could be destroyed by destroying their mindprints - however, they would have to be outside of their bodies. This meant that they had to be driven out, which was done by Ank and Jerome (disguised as Tygren Voltaris) "giving themselves" to Omega and Thalleous. This led to them unknowingly letting a shapeshifter in. Jerome then morphed a powerful gun into his hand and destroyed Thalleous and Omega's bodies and their spare bodies. This led to Omega being practically destroyed while Thalleous was left a spirit until his mindprint was destroyed - killing him (CW: Song of Death)

## Quotes

* You're wrong, Doctor. I have life again. You destroyed my Tardis, but I shall build another. Expect me on Gallifrey soon. - Arc of Infinity
* What is credit to your people. They threw me out - branded me as dead - and shoved me under the rug after I gave them time travel. Your precious Rassilon ignored me even though I gave him everything! It should have been me! IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN ME! - Song of Death

## Gallery

Omega within the anti-matter realmOmega and Thalleous meet
## External links

* Page for Omega on the TARDIS wiki

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