Makes that a decade now!

This video was more directed at the ones that were officially ranked of Cyber-Leader, rather than assumed Leader, but I acknowledge some stories had an unrecognised Leader, which I would assume as section Leader or Mission Leader personally

@@thewhomerchandise6336 sorry mate if I sounded overly critical. I really enjoyed your video. I've only recently learned about the ones I mentioned are Cyberleaders. People would call you crazy if you included them though. The novelisation of The Tenth Planet and The Moonbase called several Cybermen in both stories Cyberleaders. Rise of the Cybermen/Age of Steel credits two commanding Cybermen as Cyberleaders. Section leaders are mentioned in The Invasion (I'm surprised someone else actually knows that). One of the Cybermen Danny Pink kills and the one that talks to Kate Stewart I feel can be called a Cyberleader and Junior Cyberleader (like Kroton). The Cyberman speaking through the speaker in The Doctor Falls who deploys the Operation Exodus squad and the one leading the Cyber century up the hill are Cyberleaders in my opinion. Many Cybermen like the Cyberman with the scar across his eye in Closing Time are just 'first Cybermen', assigned the role of commander (acting rank).

@@royhay5741 You have certainly done really well on your research, I must congratulate you on that. And you are correct, there are a lot instances Cybermen have been called Leaders without the black handle bars, or at least ones in higher ranking than the standard cyberman. Though it is interesting, the Doctor has only been face to face with a Cyber-Leader once in the Modern era (Army of Ghosts/Doomsday), Age of Steel he was taken directly to Cyber Controller, The Next Doctor the Cyber-Leader was destroyed before confrontation with Miss Hartigan, (shall skip The Pandorica Opens due to everyone being there) and lastly in A Good Man Goes to War it was only Rory that met the Cyber-Leader, Nightmare in Silver was Cyber-Planner, at least in the TV universe.

@@thewhomerchandise6336 thank you, I'm creating a website on WordPress about the Cybermen. Doing ranks, variants, units, ships and weapons. In the novelisation of Attack of the Cybermen, Senior Cyberleaders are mentioned as a rank. My reasoning for The Next Doctor Cyberleader looking different to the Army of Ghosts/Doomsday ones are that he's a Senior Leader. I agree, the lack of Cyberleaders in New Who is pretty disappointing. I wish the Doctor and Cyberleaders could always meet because they always have the best interactions. Maybe the writers think the New Series ones aren't relatable enough, but I don't think that would matter though

@@royhay5741 Awesome, hope it goes well. And that is good reasoning, somewhere between the rank of Leader and Controller. Look at Miss Hartigan and the Cyber-Leader from The Next Doctor, they did have some form of conversation outside the normal realms, so it is possible to make it happen. Though you won't get interaction like the 5th Doctor and the Cyber-Leader again.

I especially like the 2008-2015 ones

I MASSIVELY prefer the 80's ones.

80s are the best

Plus Banks made such a great performance!

they SUCK! they look like dumb robots and arent scary at all - where are all the weird dials and tubes hanging out of them!

He was a Cyber-Controller, not Cyber-Leader. Slight difference.

@@jj-uq1nl what is the difference if you don’t mind me asking

@@tompayne1888 The Cyber Leader only leads a faction of Cybermen. The Cyber Controller leads the whole Cybermen.

There are two Cyberleaders in the episode, but John Lumic is the Cyber Controller. The Cyber Controller is the monarch, Senior Cyberleaders, Cyberleaders and Junior Cyberleaders are the officers