Theory:Timeline - Cyber-Controller

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This page lists the appearances of various Cyber-Controllers in chronological order. This timeline is based upon observations of the Doctor Who universe and the events that occur during each of these stories.

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N-Space

• COMIC: Flower Power

A Cyber-Controller rules the Mondasian Cybermen.

• COMIC: The Cyber Empire

The Mondasian Cyber-Empire is at its height. The Cyber-Controller wears a cape and orders a statue of itself be built.

• PROSE: Doctor Who and the Tenth Planet

A Cyber-Controller is based on Mondas, just prior to its destruction in 1986.

• TV: Closing Time

In 2011, a group of Cybermen, whose ship crashed on Earth centuries prior, attempt to convert Craig Owens into their new Cyber-Controller but are destroyed.

• COMIC: Assimilation²

In the 24th century, a Cybus-style Cyber-Controller leads an incursion from N-Space into the Federation universe but is defeated by the Eleventh Doctor.

• TV: The Tomb of the Cybermen

In the 25th century, the Second Doctor finds the Cyber-Controller on Telos before sealing the Cybermen in their Cyber-tombs.

• COMIC: Party Animals

A Telosian Cyber-Controller attends Bonjaxx's birthday party at Maruthea.

• TV: Attack of the Cybermen

After the events of The Tomb of the Cybermen, the Cyber-Controller, now in a CyberNeomorph body, plots to prevent the destruction of Mondas by destroying Earth in 1985 only to be thwarted and destroyed by the Sixth Doctor.

• COMIC: The Flood

In the far future, a Cyber-Controller takes the Cybermen back in time to the early 21st century to convert the population of Earth, but is destroyed by the Eighth Doctor.

• COMIC: Supremacy of the Cybermen

At the end of the universe, a Cyber-Controller leads the invasion of Gallifrey.

Pete's World

• TV: The Age of Steel

John Lumic, CEO of Cybus Industries, is upgraded into Cyber-Controller on Pete's World, but is killed soon after.

Third universe

• AUDIO: Master of Worlds

A Cyber-Controller from a parallel universe leads an invasion of N-Space in the 2010s but is destroyed by the War Master.