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I can't believe I watched the whole episode, went to bed, and only realized they'd popped him in after I read the reactions the next day. Amazing. I have theories. Maybe his incomplete Eccleston regeneration was interrupted by an unsuccessful attempt by the Great Intelligence and the Master to corrupt the Doctor, in a last-ditch effort to escape the Time War? (Facilitated by the Toymaker, of course, in his ongoing effort to jigsaw the Doctor's past. ) One that influenced his appearance but not his personality?Shalka Doctor is canon now.
Perhaps it was part of the Eccleston regeneration, but he temporarily became Grant before regressing back into Eccleston so it doesn't take up any part of his regeneration cycle. That would explain why the Time Lords are killed off in Alt. 9's backstory since it follows on after the Time War. Probably not though, seems convoluted. Plus, that'd make him the Tenth Doctor so... nah.I can't believe I watched the whole episode, went to bed, and only realized they'd popped him in after I read the reactions the next day. Amazing. I have theories. Maybe his incomplete Eccleston regeneration was interrupted by an unsuccessful attempt by the Great Intelligence and the Master to corrupt the Doctor, in a last-ditch effort to escape the Time War? (Facilitated by the Toymaker, of course, in his ongoing effort to jigsaw the Doctor's past. ) One that influenced his appearance but not his personality?
https://www.thecomicboard.com/threa...panion-thread-to-dego-strange-s-thread.15217/Are you planning to add the Big Finish audiodramas? At least the ones featuring the companions mentioned by the Eighth Doctor in The Night of the Doctor?
smt like that happened in the war doctor audio dramas.I guess the Shalka Doctor could also be set in the War Doctor years too. Maybe he had his face changed temporarily.
tbh, LEGO dimensions has every variant of the respective universes. But doctor who one is the main one (?)No, but I consider all DW spin-off media canon (in some form). Even LEGO Dimensions fits, technically... just don't ask why he's made of plastic.![]()
So the Doctor has met both Death's Head and Batman. Truly tying Marvel and DC together I guess, lol.tbh, LEGO dimensions has every variant of the respective universes. But doctor who one is the main one (?)
also transformers.So the Doctor has met both Death's Head and Batman. Truly tying Marvel and DC together I guess, lol.
also X-Files.Star Trek, don't forget that.
Assassin's Creed too.The TARDIS appeared in the Fallout Universe too.
Yeah, those legs protruding from the TARDIS probably belong to another dead companion... but that's alright, then?Assassin's Creed too.
Love the reference.Yeah, those legs protruding from the TARDIS probably belong to another dead companion... but that's alright, then?
Romana III unhappened, you could say the same about the in-between Doctors like Shalka or certain of the unbound ones.smt like that happened in the war doctor audio dramas.
Wasn't he also the 10th in the Curse of Fatal Death sequence? Seems to track.Perhaps it was part of the Eccleston regeneration, but he temporarily became Grant before regressing back into Eccleston so it doesn't take up any part of his regeneration cycle. That would explain why the Time Lords are killed off in Alt. 9's backstory since it follows on after the Time War. Probably not though, seems convoluted. Plus, that'd make him the Tenth Doctor so... nah.
Ik this was posted ages ago but the Shalka doctor and master were survivors of the war in heaven, the time war pretty much immediately before the last great time war. The war unhappens making the doctor revert back to 8 because the incarnation ceased to ever existEDIT: Another reason for Shalka to be between War and 9th. (even if it's very meta)
Why only the first two movies? I know Sylvia Trench only appeared in those, but they connect to the other James Bond films. Or is it just to draw a line before adding all of DC Earth-66?Guess I got to include Nolly and the first two James Bond movies. YAY.