As the Master Race, every human on Earth was rendered identical in every way to the Master with no apparent gender or age differences. Wilfred Mott wondered if dead bodies were affected; the Tenth Doctor's reaction suggested they were. The Master Race appeared to have the Master's feral hunger due to the latter's unstable form, as they indicated to Donna Noble that they were planning to devour her. (TV: The End of Time)
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| - As the Master Race, every human on Earth was rendered identical in every way to the Master with no apparent gender or age differences. Wilfred Mott wondered if dead bodies were affected; the Tenth Doctor's reaction suggested they were. The Master Race appeared to have the Master's feral hunger due to the latter's unstable form, as they indicated to Donna Noble that they were planning to devour her. (TV: The End of Time)
- Several races had a concept of a master race, a race that through natural superiority was destined to rule other races. In the Federation, the concept was considered anti-Humanistic. (TAS: "The Infinite Vulcan") Among Cheron natives, half-whites believed that half-blacks considered themselves to be a master race. (TOS: "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" ) While the link was not explicitly made, augments embodied the concept of a master race.
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| - As the Master Race, every human on Earth was rendered identical in every way to the Master with no apparent gender or age differences. Wilfred Mott wondered if dead bodies were affected; the Tenth Doctor's reaction suggested they were. The Master Race appeared to have the Master's feral hunger due to the latter's unstable form, as they indicated to Donna Noble that they were planning to devour her. (TV: The End of Time)
- Several races had a concept of a master race, a race that through natural superiority was destined to rule other races. In the Federation, the concept was considered anti-Humanistic. (TAS: "The Infinite Vulcan") Among Cheron natives, half-whites believed that half-blacks considered themselves to be a master race. (TOS: "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" ) Stavos Keniclius, a scientist operating during the Eugenics Wars, intended to clone perfect specimen prototypes into a master race. Centuries later, during the 23rd century, a clone of Keniclius again tried to create a master race, based on Spock. (TAS: "The Infinite Vulcan") While the link was not explicitly made, augments embodied the concept of a master race. While brainwashed into functioning as a member of the French Resistance in a holographic simulation of World War II France, Neelix mockingly referred to a Nazi officer who had harassed him as a member of the master race. Later a Hirogen participating in the simulation questioned a simulated German captain as to why they believed themselves to be the master race. He answered that it was because their blood was pure, and their people lived and hunted this land for a thousand years before the degenerate races brought their corruption. He added that because of this, he believed Europe must be purified. (VOY: "The Killing Game")
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