The Cult of Skaro was a group of four Daleks who were not the rulers of the Dalek Empire, but were above the Dalek Emperor.
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| - The Cult of Skaro was a group of four Daleks who were not the rulers of the Dalek Empire, but were above the Dalek Emperor.
- The Cult of Skaro was an elite order of Daleks from the television series Doctor Who, and the first individual Daleks whose recurring nature has been explicit. With the exception of Dalek Sec, whose hybrid form is portrayed and voiced by Eric Loren, all of the Daleks are voiced by Nicholas Briggs.
- The Cult of Skaro were assigned the task of furthering the Dalek cause through the development of new and unorthodox ideas and strategies. Dalek Sec claimed that it was created to "imagine new ways of survival". (TV: Daleks in Manhattan) Their willingness to adopt alien modes of thought was demonstrated by the fact that they had individual names, a concept most Daleks found abhorrent. Led by Sec, the Black Dalek, they answered to no one, not even the Dalek Emperor, although they still revered him. (TV: Doomsday)
- The Cult of Skaro, named after the Dalek homeworld Skaro, was a secret group of four Daleks made up of three Dalek drones and one Supreme Dalek, The Cult of Skaro appear in 6 Doctor Who episodes called "Army of Ghost", "Doomsday", "Daleks in Manhattan", "Evolution of the Daleks" and the other two episodes called "The Stolen Earth" and "Journey's End", where only Dalek Caan appears since the other three were already dead. Dalek Caan also appears in the 2-part episodes "The End of Time" in Donna Noble's flashbacks, overhall they are the main antagonists of the Tenth Doctor series.
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| - Further the process of Dalek evolution.
- Continue pursuing Daleks' cause through the development of new and unorthodox ideas and strategies.
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| - Doctor Who: Army of Ghosts
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| - Possess and capable of everything their fellow Daleks are capable of
- Gained the ability to think like their adversaries
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| - Dalek Hybrid = Human Sacrifice - Doctor Who - Daleks in Manhattan - Series 3 - BBC
- The Cult of Skaro - Doctor Who - Doomsday - Series 2 - BBC
- Rose and The Doctor are seperated forever - Doctor Who - Doomsday - Series 2 - BBC
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| - Skaro
- Empire State Building
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| - The Cult of Skaro was a group of four Daleks who were not the rulers of the Dalek Empire, but were above the Dalek Emperor.
- The Cult of Skaro was an elite order of Daleks from the television series Doctor Who, and the first individual Daleks whose recurring nature has been explicit. With the exception of Dalek Sec, whose hybrid form is portrayed and voiced by Eric Loren, all of the Daleks are voiced by Nicholas Briggs.
- The Cult of Skaro were assigned the task of furthering the Dalek cause through the development of new and unorthodox ideas and strategies. Dalek Sec claimed that it was created to "imagine new ways of survival". (TV: Daleks in Manhattan) Their willingness to adopt alien modes of thought was demonstrated by the fact that they had individual names, a concept most Daleks found abhorrent. Led by Sec, the Black Dalek, they answered to no one, not even the Dalek Emperor, although they still revered him. (TV: Doomsday)
- The Cult of Skaro, named after the Dalek homeworld Skaro, was a secret group of four Daleks made up of three Dalek drones and one Supreme Dalek, The Cult of Skaro appear in 6 Doctor Who episodes called "Army of Ghost", "Doomsday", "Daleks in Manhattan", "Evolution of the Daleks" and the other two episodes called "The Stolen Earth" and "Journey's End", where only Dalek Caan appears since the other three were already dead. Dalek Caan also appears in the 2-part episodes "The End of Time" in Donna Noble's flashbacks, overhall they are the main antagonists of the Tenth Doctor series.
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