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[[Starscream (G1)|Starscream]] flew over the [[United Kingdom|English]] countryside, picking up transmissions involving, among other things, Daleks. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}} | [[Starscream (G1)|Starscream]] flew over the [[United Kingdom|English]] countryside, picking up transmissions involving, among other things, Daleks. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}} | ||
Some time later, [[Octus]] served as one of three members of | Some time later, [[Octus]] served as one of three members of the [[Triumverate]] that ruled the Decepticons on [[Cybertron (planet)|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. {{storylink|The Fall and Rise of the Decepticon Empire}} | ||
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Revision as of 04:47, 1 August 2009
- A Dalek is some sort of... thing... in the Generation 1 continuity family.
A Dalek is some kind of creature or object that an unknown Doctor might be very concerned about. Octus transforms into one. They are somehow associated with the word "exterminate".
Fiction
Marvel Comics UK continuity
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
Notes
- Daleks are, of course, a race of cyborgs that are one of the main antagonists of the Doctor in the the long-running British science-fiction programme, Doctor Who.
- Lee Sullivan has stated that Octus transforms into a Dalek.
