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| + | |only= The Next Doctor (TV story) |
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| + | |actor = Paul Kasey |
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| + | |voice actor = Nicholas Briggs}} |
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| − | The Cyber-Lord had a suit similar to standard Cybermen. |
+ | The Cyber-Lord had a [[cyber-suit]] similar to standard Cybermen. His [[cyber-helmet]], however, had black handle bars, a black [[face plate]] and a transparent "window" through which his brain could be seen, similar to the [[Cyber-Controller (Pete's World)|Cyber-Controller]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Next Doctor (TV story)|The Next Doctor]]'') |
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| − | + | A Cyber-Lord was among the [[Cybermen (Pete's World)|Cybermen]] that ended up in [[1851]]. After establishing a base in [[London]], the Cyber-Lord forged an alliance with [[Mercy Hartigan]], using her to gather the child labour necessary to build the [[Cyber-King]], and in return promising her liberation, and exception from [[Cyber-conversion]]. |
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| − | The Cyber-Lord eventually betrayed Hartigan, placing her in the Cyber-King's control throne, and explaining that by becoming Cyber-King, Hartigan would receive her liberation from the anger, hatred and rage in her mind. However, Hartigan proved too strong-willed for the conversion; her mind was too powerful to control, and she used her new powers to destroy the Cyber-Lord. ([[ |
+ | The Cyber-Lord eventually betrayed Hartigan, placing her in the Cyber-King's control throne, and explaining that by becoming Cyber-King, Hartigan would receive her liberation from the anger, hatred and rage in her mind. However, Hartigan proved too strong-willed for the conversion; her mind was too powerful to control, and she decided to make her own race of Cybermen. The Cyber-Lord objected and attempted to remove her from the throne, but Miss Hartigan used her new powers to destroy the Cyber-Lord for treason. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Next Doctor (TV story)|The Next Doctor]]'') |
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| − | *[[Cyber-Lord (Blood of the Cybermen)|Cyber-Lord (''Blood of the Cybermen'')]] |
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| − | *[[John Lumic]] |
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Revision as of 06:35, 3 September 2020
The Cyber-Lord was the commander of the Cybermen, a form of Cyber-Leader but of a higher rank.
Appearance
The Cyber-Lord had a cyber-suit similar to standard Cybermen. His cyber-helmet, however, had black handle bars, a black face plate and a transparent "window" through which his brain could be seen, similar to the Cyber-Controller. (TV: The Next Doctor)
History
A Cyber-Lord was among the Cybermen that ended up in 1851. After establishing a base in London, the Cyber-Lord forged an alliance with Mercy Hartigan, using her to gather the child labour necessary to build the Cyber-King, and in return promising her liberation, and exception from Cyber-conversion.
The Cyber-Lord eventually betrayed Hartigan, placing her in the Cyber-King's control throne, and explaining that by becoming Cyber-King, Hartigan would receive her liberation from the anger, hatred and rage in her mind. However, Hartigan proved too strong-willed for the conversion; her mind was too powerful to control, and she decided to make her own race of Cybermen. The Cyber-Lord objected and attempted to remove her from the throne, but Miss Hartigan used her new powers to destroy the Cyber-Lord for treason. (TV: The Next Doctor)
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