Dalek
A Dalek is some kind of creature or object from Skaro that an unknown Doctor might be very concerned about. Some Transformers have a Dalek-form as an alternate mode. They are somehow associated with the word "exterminate".
Fiction
[edit]Marvel Comics continuity
[edit]Marvel The Transformers comics
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Starscream flew over the English countryside, picking up transmissions involving, among other things, Daleks. To a Power Unknown!
Some time later, Octus served as one of three members of the Triumverate that ruled the Decepticons on Cybertron. His alternate mode was that of a Dalek, though how or when he scanned it, or even precisely what it looks like, is unknown. The Fall and Rise of the Decepticon Empire.
Combat Colin
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In 1989, a Dalek attended Colin and Steve's Christmas party in the Combat Shed. It was seen hanging around the buffet with the Thing. Christmas with Combat Colin
Animated cartoon
[edit]Octus, a Decepticon, transformed into a Mark III Travel Machine. The AllSpark Almanac II This machine is assumed to be somehow connected to the Daleks.
Notes
[edit]- Daleks are, of course, a race of alien mutant cyborgs that are one of the main antagonists of the Doctor in the long-running British science-fiction programme, Doctor Who.
- Lee Sullivan has stated that Octus was supposed to transform into a Dalek. Sullivan is well known to Who fans for drawing Dalek strips for Doctor Who Magazine.
- A "Mark III Travel Machine" is a name the 1975 serial [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Genesis of the Daleks|{{#if:||Genesis of the Daleks}}]] retroactively gave to the metal exoskeletons Daleks ride around in. The mad scientist [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Davros|{{#if:||Davros}}]] invented them to give the mobility to the race he bioengineered to be the superior form of his native Kaleds. Don't say TFWiki never teaches you anything.
External links
[edit]- [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Dalek|{{#if:||Dalek}}]]s at Wikipedia
- Daleks at Tardis Wiki, the Doctor Who Wiki