8th doctor villain: time strategist War doctor: everyone 😆 9th doctor: emporer 10th doctor: rassilon

@@Djayscratcher98 11th Doctor: The Silence cult. 12th Doctor: The mondasian Cybermen. 13th Doctor: Chibnall.

@@mayotango1317 chibnall isnt that bad, he's so so, some good some bad bit i totally get what u mean 😉 😆

@@Djayscratcher98 Chibnall is only bad. He's not just bad, he is absolutely awfully terrible as a showrunner

@@SchultzDorinda he’s not all bad, he wrote some pretty good episodes for Torchwood series 2.

I guess that is pretty much why the Time War broke out, two insane leaders hell bent on killing eachother and their races!

@@superomegaprimemk2 no wonder the doctor wanted to blow them both up

@@superomegaprimemk2 rassilon was only resurrected after the time war broke out

@@Zug8415 if anything Rassilon escalated it.

@@neptune04 indeed

Well, considering he played Thorin Oakenshield going mad with dragon-sickness...

@@ecthox-1mork909 You do mean unholy radiation poisoning?

Or daleks to be treathening at all in the show

@@michelecastellotti9172 While that's agreeable, I used to think that was enough, but it's not. One thing the Daleks did constantly in the RTD era other than be threatening...was leave an actual impact on the Doctor and the show itself up until the end of Season 4. At the end of Season 1, even though they weren't the ones who killed him, they pushed the Doctor into an irreversible situation where he had no hope of escaping death/regeneration, which ultimately happened. At the end of Season 2, they forced the Doctor and Rose to separate, both of them a universe apart from each other. At the end of Season 4, provoked Donna's destiny of becoming half Time-Lord and forcing the Doctor to erase her memory. After this, he would not find any companions, and almost turn into his own version of the Master. That's what I miss the most from Dalek stories, they used to affect the Doctor and the story with their presence alone. Here's to hoping RTD brings back that narrative power they had during his previous run

@@NICKatronMC yeah. Dalek, while badly animated, is an excellent dalek story: they not only best the hond slave and defeat islos, they also trick and destroy the mechanoids by the end of it, they show strenght and intelligence is what i'm saying, which is what they lacked lately.

@@michelecastellotti9172 Without a doubt, that's true. The RTD era built them up as an unwavering menace, with an inhuman perspective and goal. But after that, the majority of their appearances have them be resorted to goons or Easter eggs for fan service sake.

@@NICKatronMC yeah... looney goons at that, god damnit the recent era made them look soooo duuuumb...

Then you haven’t watched doctor Who.

Yeah the audio books help add more lore for the character, he was favourite villain when I was little first watching christopher eccleston's series ages ago.

Can't break something that was already broken

I think it happened when he did the first temporal shift when he was the Strategist.

​@@damianbrophy6481 assuming the prime strategist eventually took over.

THOSE WORDS ARE BLASPHEMY!

@@SudrianTales You're right. Daleks are generally "born" cuckoo.

Imagine Rassilon engaging into a sword fight against an enemy.

Lol.

The Black Templars are superior in only one respect: THEY ARE BETTER AT DYING!

@@mh6944 Funny, coming from a species that was genocided how many times?

Daleks would wipe the floor with the Empire

Dalek guard: *blasts the shit out of the black templar while the dalek emperor doesn't even bother looking.*

I lowkey feel for the Dalek Time Strategist. Davros is just an insane lunatic, while the Emperor is an egomaniacal, narcissistic cunt. The Time Strategist is the only one who is halfway competent at being a Dalek, and is penalised for approaching the war with anything resembling common sense.

Trevor would facepalm

Lmao.

I agrue in the long turn it was a victory. Daleks now exist in universe which has only three timelords actively fighting them. In terms of temporal warfare, the Daleks are practically unmatched at this point. They sre gradually regaining lost terrotry, and are on their way towards becoming the dominant empire.

we can assume he is the one before Dalton, would make sense as the body he had before this one was slightly nuts but still sane, this incarnation has went off the deep end crazy and would make sense he regenerates into Daltons incarnation who had lost all grasp on his sanity and went all in on being a god.

@@bridgeboy4126 I assume so, as well. Though, thinking about it, maybe there's a possibility he *is* Dalton, as well. This could be, I dunno, like, 700-800 years before The End of Time, for all we know, and Armitage simply aged after all that time (and Dalton could have had 350+ years or so left in him, for example), similar to the War Doctor. I mean, I bet quite a number of people debate that Armitage and Dalton are the same incarnation, and that reminds me of the Burnt/Crispy Master debate that went on for years, what with fans thinking he was supposed to be Delgado's version of the character.

He's meant to be a younger version of the same incarnation, I think.

@@joshmartin4914 Cool. Hope they eventually snag Dalton for a story.

The way he narrates the ending implies hes not the dalton incarnation. Plus rassilon has infinite regeneration so I guess it's a moot point

Each new actor who plays rassilon is a separate incarnation.

​@@tardisglitch547Maybe he gets assassinated a lot.

Have ya not see the new series? Gallifrey was saved in the Day of the Doctor, Rassilon survived

@@captainflowers748 And then destroyed again in The Timeless Children.

@@CyberController- Bruh seriously? I don't watch the 12th season cause it's seriously not good, but it's actually officially destroyed? Then I rather have it be destroyed in the Time War

@@captainflowers748 I'd put partial blame on Moffat for bringing it back in the first place, but I'm glad that it's just flat out gone now. Gallifrey only makes the Doctor less interesting, in my opinion.

@@CyberController- From how it was said, the last days of the time war in Arcadia make it some like cosmic horrors, lovecraftian beasts and monsters converged on the time lords, who seem demiurgic in nature

Oh is it ? Cool

The Time War in general is quite out of scale in the 40k verse comsidering that the biggest war only damaged a galaxy

To be fair, no war in 40k was as bad as the Time War. The most devastating war was the War in Heaven and at most is devastated a galaxy. The Time War was ending all of time, entire dimensions burned, all the universes were at risk

Time Lords and Daleks are some of the few sci-fo groups to clearly edge out everyone in 40k. The only 40k races that could compare to the Time Lords are the Old Ones, and they don't even come close.

@@maxwellgorman7691 i totally agree, Time Lords at their peak do edge out all races in 40k by a lot Daleks in the Time War too

@@lucaannunziata6503 Time Lords at their worst are comparable to the Old Ones, one of the greatest races in the known 40k universe.

@@BookofGates yeah but it was a totally different thing

From the Big Finish Time War audio series CDs, @Dalek Giratina Universe 2022 . With Richard Armitage as Rassilon.

A Dalek Emperor leading the Daleks in the Time War. How can that not make him mad already?

@@liamgradwell2998 he couldn't do anything else. Because of the Time Lords, Skaro was destroyed. He had to take revenge

he is a dalek. daleks view themselves on top. supreme. what would their leader call himself

@@alisonmulholland7221 a normal Daleks have no concept of God or blasphemy, the Emperor could not call himself a god in his right mind. It's insane

@@Salavat550 i’m pretty sure the daleks went insane during the war, at least in its later period. They endured so many casualties creating impure daleks from other species was becoming more and more nesscary, which likely wounded the emperors pride quite a bit while his new erratic generation of followers tended to it in a less than ideal way.

To be fair, I don’t think the Doctor has met the emperor face to face in the time war audios. It’s usually the Dalek Time Strategist who ends up being his main rival.

The Cult of Skaro and some Dalek factions actually have a concept of blasphemy, heresy and abomination.

@@ptolemeeselenion1542 and mercy

They do actually: everything that's not Dalek is blasphemous