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|origin = Utopia |
|origin = Utopia |
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|debut = "The Sound of Drums" |
|debut = "The Sound of Drums" |
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| − | |individuals = [[The Master]] |
+ | |individuals = [[The Master (enemy)|The Master]] |
| − | |seasons = [[ |
+ | |seasons = [[Chapter 3]], [[Chapter 4]] |
|colors = Black |
|colors = Black |
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|powers = Lock}} |
|powers = Lock}} |
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| − | The '''Toclafane''' |
+ | The '''Toclafane''' represent the final evolution of the human race: cyborgs integrated into spherical, mechanical shells that make them "pretty." The name was given to them by [[The Master (enemy)|The Master]], after a fairy tale monster from Gallifrey, the local equivalent of Earth's "Boogeyman." Their personality is amoral and childlike from a failed attempt to regress themselves to children. |
| − | The spheres could hover through the air and even fly through space, undamaged. Concealed within the sphere were extendable spikes and blades. |
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| − | A Toclafane can use them to slice up a human being. The spheres are also equipped with lasers that can reduce humans to ash. |
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| − | The name "Toclafane" was given to them by [http://dwlegacy.wikia.com/wiki/The_Master the Master], after a fairy tale monster from Gallifrey, the local equivalent of Earth's "Boogeyman." |
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| − | Their personality is amoral and childlike from a failed attempt to regress themselves to children. |
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{{Tardis|Toclafane}} |
{{Tardis|Toclafane}} |
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==Types== |
==Types== |
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| − | There are currently four types of Toclafane in ''Doctor Who: Legacy''. |
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|Toclafane A |
|Toclafane A |
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|Toclafane B |
|Toclafane B |
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+ | |[[File:White Toclafane.jpg|75px]] |
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|Toclafane C |
|Toclafane C |
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| − | |[[File: |
+ | |[[File:Black Toclafane Spikes.jpg|120px]] |
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|Toclafane D |
|Toclafane D |
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+ | |[[File:White Toclafane Spikes.jpg|120px]] |
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| + | [[Category:Enemies]] |
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[[Category:Chapter 3 enemies]] |
[[Category:Chapter 3 enemies]] |
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| + | [[Category:Chapter 4 enemies]] |
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[[Category:Expert Level enemies]] |
[[Category:Expert Level enemies]] |
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| + | [[Category:Advent 2014 enemies]] |
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| + | [[Category:Sonic Adventure enemies]] |
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| + | [[Category:Expert Levels Season 2 enemies]] |
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| + | [[Category:Fan Area enemies]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:30, 10 November 2016
The Toclafane represent the final evolution of the human race: cyborgs integrated into spherical, mechanical shells that make them "pretty." The name was given to them by The Master, after a fairy tale monster from Gallifrey, the local equivalent of Earth's "Boogeyman." Their personality is amoral and childlike from a failed attempt to regress themselves to children.
- Read more about this topic on the Tardis Data Core.
Types
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| Toclafane A | 
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| Toclafane B | 
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| Toclafane C | 
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| Toclafane D | 
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