Cyber-Armies were the armies of the Cybermen.
Hierarchy[]
Standing at the very top of the rigid Cyberman hierarchy, the Cyber-Controller oversaw Senior Leaders who commanded Major Phalanxes including Leaders, Junior Leaders and the Cyber-Army. (PROSE: Attack of the Cybermen)
History[]
In Pete's World, 2007, John Lumic led an army of Cybermen in an attempt to upgrade London. Though the army was destroyed by the Tenth Doctor more Cybermen produced by Cybus Industries existed across the world. (TV: The Age of Steel)
By 2010 in Pete's World, an army of five million Cybermen crossed over to N-Space Earth in 2007, taking the form of ghosts. An advance guard, led by Cyber-Leader One, seized the controls for the ghost shift at Torchwood Tower, allowing all five million Cybermen to fully materialise across the planet. In the resulting Battle of Canary Wharf, the army sustained losses, including two successive Cyber-Leaders at the hands of human forces from both universes as well as the Daleks. Later that day, the army was banished into the Void along with millions of Daleks by the Doctor. (TV: Army of Ghosts/Doomsday) A small number of Cybermen produced in N-Space remained and attempted to retrieve the army, but were thwarted by the Doctor. (PROSE: Made of Steel) Ultimately, the vast majority of the army within the Void was destroyed by the reality bomb. A small group fell through time back to London in 1851, but was intercepted and destroyed by the Doctor. (TV: The Next Doctor)
Operating on Earth in the 2010s, Missy oversaw the creation of an army of weapons-grade Cybermen, (TV: Dark Water, Death in Heaven) whom she personally referred to as her "Cyberdears". (PROSE: Meet Missy!) In the ensuing 3W Institute Affair, (PROSE: Missy on Trial) Missy used an initial wave of cyber-pollen to convert human corpses and prepared a second wave to kill and convert every human on Earth in order to force the Twelfth Doctor to accept her "gift" of a Cyber-Army, which Missy suggested could be used by the Doctor to enforce "good" throughout the universe. This was rejected by the Doctor, who maintained that he was just "an idiot" who "help[ed] out" before handing control of the army to the cyber-converted Danny Pink, who had the Cybermen fly into the clouds and self-destruct, destroying both them and the clouds. (TV: Dark Water, Death in Heaven)
Following their defeat in the Great Cyber War, a Nomad Cyber-Leader led a Cyber-ship which, as it claimed, had enough parts to build an entirely new and invincible Cyber-Army, which was intended for a second campaign following their attempted destruction of Voga. Ultimately, however, Voga was saved and the Cyber-ship was destroyed before the army could be created. (TV: Revenge of the Cybermen)
An execution unit of Cyber-Warriors. (TV: The Timeless Children)
After the Cyber-Wars in the far future, (TV: Ascension of the Cybermen) Ashad, the Lone Cyberman, recovered the Cyberium after it had been sent back in time to Earth in 1816 (TV: The Haunting of Villa Diodati) by the Alliance, (TV: Fugitive of the Judoon) and attempted to restore the Cyber-Empire. Using the Cyberium, he located an intact Cybercarrier containing an army of hundreds of thousands of Cyber-Warriors. (TV: Ascension of the Cybermen) However, Ashad's plot was ultimately foiled when the Spy Master killed the Lone Cyberman to acquire the Cyberium for his own agenda. The Cybercarrier was eventually destroyed by Ko Sharmus, Ethan, Rovia and Yedlarmi using explosives planted throughout the ship, taking out the Cyber-Army onboard while most of it was still dormant. (TV: The Timeless Children)