Cybermen

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The Cybermen are a recurring race of emotionless, cybernetically augmented humanoids in the Doctor Who universe who seek to convert other beings into their own kind.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Doctor Who alien race
cybernetically augmented humanoids
fictional species
recurring antagonist
alignment villainous
appearsIn Doctor Who
surface form: Doctor Who audio dramas

Doctor Who comic strips
Doctor Who novels
Doctor Who
surface form: Doctor Who television series
characteristic emotionless
encased in metal armor
possess great physical strength
speak in monotone voices
use cybernetic implants
vulnerable to gold in many incarnations
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creators Gerry Davis
Kit Pedler
enemyOf Daleks
Time Lord
surface form: Time Lords

Time Lord
surface form: the Doctor
fictionalUniverse Doctor Who
firstAppearance The Tenth Planet
firstAppearanceYear 1966
goal achieve universal Cyber-conversion
convert other beings into Cybermen
eliminate emotions
homeworld Mondas
Telos
inspiredBy fears of organ transplantation and cybernetics in the 1960s
languageStyle stilted, mechanical speech
medium British television
methodOfReproduction cyber-conversion of other species
mottoOrCatchphrase Delete
You will be like us
notableLeader Cyber-Planner
surface form: Cyber-Controller

Cyber-Planner
surface form: Cyber-Leader

Cyber-Planner
notableStory Army of Ghosts
Doomsday
Earthshock
Nightmare in Silver
Rise of the Cybermen
The Age of Steel
The Invasion
The Tenth Planet
The Tomb of the Cybermen
organizationalStructure hive mind tendencies
ruled by Cyber-Controllers
ruled by Cyber-Leaders
relatedSpeciesOrVariant Cyber-King
Cyber-Shades
Cybermats
Cybermen self-linksurface differs
surface form: Cybus Industries Cybermen

Cybermen self-linksurface differs
surface form: Mondasian Cybermen

Nightmare in Silver Cybermen
speciesType cyborg
humanoid
technology Cyber-ships
chest-mounted energy weapons
cyber-conversion units
neural inhibitors
weakness emotional overload in some versions
gold dust in respiratory systems (classic series)

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Time Lord enemy Cybermen
Cybermen relatedSpeciesOrVariant Cybermen self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Mondasian Cybermen
Cybermen relatedSpeciesOrVariant Cybermen self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Cybus Industries Cybermen
Rise of the Cybermen depictsOriginOf Cybermen
this entity surface form: Cybermen (parallel Earth version)
UNIT antagonistOf Cybermen
World Enough and Time / The Doctor Falls featuresSpecies Cybermen
this entity surface form: Mondasian Cybermen
The Tenth Planet firstAppearanceOf Cybermen
this entity surface form: Mondasian Cybermen
Mondas homeworldOf Cybermen
Mondas originalHomeworldOf Cybermen
Mondas inhabitants Cybermen
Earthshock featuresVillain Cybermen
Earthshock featuresMonster Cybermen
Earthshock featuresRace Cybermen
The Invasion featuresEnemy Cybermen
The Age of Steel features Cybermen
The Age of Steel mainVillain Cybermen
The Age of Steel reintroduces Cybermen
Cybermats usedBy Cybermen
Cybermats affiliation Cybermen
Cyber-Shades affiliation Cybermen
Cyber-Shades controlBy Cybermen
Cyber-Planner controls Cybermen
Cyber-Planner affiliation Cybermen
Telos primaryInhabitants Cybermen
Telos associatedSpecies Cybermen
Telos technologyPresent Cybermen
this entity surface form: Cybermen conversion technology
Doomsday featuresAntagonist Cybermen
Cyber-King affiliation Cybermen
Cyber-King controlledBy Cybermen
Cyber-King constructedBy Cybermen
The Tomb of the Cybermen featuresOrganization Cybermen
this entity surface form: Cybermen race
Missy associatedWith Cybermen
The Doctor notableEnemy Cybermen
Doctor Who episode "The Time of the Doctor" featuresCharacter Cybermen
subject surface form: The Time of the Doctor
Doctor Who episode "The Time of the Doctor" includesMonster Cybermen
subject surface form: The Time of the Doctor