All of the Doctor Whos are in Warner Bros. Interactive's Lego Dimensions game - but only Peter Capaldi has done voice acting.Capaldi, who plays the 12th Doctor, Jenna Coleman, who plays Clara Oswald, and Michelle Gomez, who plays Missy, all voice their respective characters from the show.There's a new trailer, below, that shows Doctor Who gameplay. The TARDIS is in Gotham City and Hill Valley, the Doctor is alongside Homer Simpson in Aperture Science, rides a haunted mine car with Scooby and Shaggy, and fights alongside Kai and Cragger in a Ninjago battle arena. Here's the gameplay hook: when the 12th Doctor is defeated, he returns as the 1st Doctor and then regenerates back up to the 12th Doctor again.The interior of the TARDIS reflects the corresponding Doctor the player embodies or can be manually selected. There's a jukebox inside where you can choose from different Doctor Who theme music. The TARDIS and K-9 models can each be physically built and then rebuilt twice to do entirely different things in the game.
Doctor Who is playable via the Lego Dimensions Starter Pack. There's a Doctor Who level that features Daleks and Cybermen and other adversaries.Here's where things get tricky: if you buy the Doctor Who Level Pack you get an additional mission-based Doctor Who level as well as a Lego minifigure of the 12th Doctor and Lego models of the TARDIS and K-9, all playable in the game.There's also a Doctor Who Fun Pack, which includes a playable Cyberman minifigure and Dalek model which can be physically built and then rebuilt twice for a total of three different objects.Lego Dimensions is going to burn through wallets, isn't it? It's out 29th September.The Doctor is a LEGO Dimensions minifigure that has been released in 2015. The Doctor is a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey who stole a Type 40 TARDIS (a living time machine, that can travel through both time and space) to explore the universe. However, The Doctor often ran into trouble, and despite his people's non-interference policy, The Doctor often acted against evil and tried to protect those who needed assistance.
In many instances, before he dies, he goes through regeneration, a Time Lord ability which changes his personality and his genetic makeup and allows him to survive near-death experiences. To date, there have been thirteen different unique incarnations of The Doctor. However, for one incarnation during the Time War, he forwent going by the name of The Doctor. In LEGO Dimensions, The Twelfth Doctor assists Wyldstyle, Batman and Gandalf in defeating Lord Vortech. Eleventh DoctorPost Regeneration Twelfth DoctorSeries 8 Twelfth Doctor First DoctorSecond DoctorThird DoctorFourth DoctorFifth DoctorSixth DoctorSeventh DoctorEighth DoctorWar DoctorNinth DoctorTenth DoctorEleventh DoctorTwelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi holding a miniature LEGO Tardis (from the 71204 Doctor Who Level Pack)The Doctor riding BlueThe Doctor and his companion Clara Oswald The Lord of the Rings:Frank the Foreman | Gail the Construction Worker | The Wizard of Oz: Wicked Witch of the West |
Comic Book Guy | Krusty the Clown | Milhouse Van Houten | Santa's Little Helper | Springfield Nuclear Power Plant Worker | Squeaky Voiced Teen | Special Weapons Dalek | Captain Jack Harkness | Li H'sen Chang | Back to the Future:Mad Dog Tannen | Marshal James Strickland | Honest Joe Statler | Marty McFly Jr. | Marvin Berry and the Starlighters | Raymond "Ray" Stantz | Zombie Taxi Driver | Merlin the Wizard | Thyra the Valkyrie | Questor the Elf | Thor the Warrior | Charlie the Funland Robot | Lumpy Space Princess | Earl of Lemongrab | Ed Mulgrave Jr. | Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them:Madam Ya Zhou | Big the Cat | The causes of regeneration, especially amongst Time Lords, were many and varied. They ran the gamut from simple desire to change, to life-threatening maladies which typically resulted in human death. The following are the known causes of regeneration of specific Time Lords. /2015/10/05/lego-ideas-doctor-who-set-officially-revealed/ on this server. Your technical support key is: 2e89-c7db-1756-6707
Whovian TillWhovian StuffGeeky StuffYear DoctorDoctor Whooooooeeeeooooooo640 886Lego FormPertwee 3Lego VideogamesForwardJon Pertwee in Lego form, also all the other doctor regeneration's too!!! Doctor Who DVD / Book: Regeneration – More Details Doctor Who Regenerations box set With thanks to BBC Worldwide… Available from 24 June 2013 The Doctor Who Regeneration set is a beautifully packaged, limited edition coffee table book-styled collectors’ album including six DVDs and over 10 hours of Doctor Who footage. The collection features each Doctor’s iconic regeneration episode; from the first Doctor played by William Hartnell, exhausted after battling the Cybermen to Jon Pertwee’s Third Doctor suffering from radiation that had been unleashed by the Great One (a giant spider); and from the spectacular transformation of the Ninth Doctor to David Tennant’s emotional farewell as the Tenth. The set is adorned with superb photography from across the era and features detailed and informative accounts of each regeneration.
And if that wasn’t enough, new to DVD is The Tenth Planet featuring the Doctor’s first regeneration – beautifully restored with the missing fourth episode now brought to life with stunning animation. Utilising the original soundtrack, off-screen photographs and a short surviving sequence of the Doctor’s regeneration the episode has been now reconstructed in animated form, incorporating the restored version of the surviving sequence. A full list of stories included on the DVD are:Planet of the SpidersThe Caves of AndrozaniTime and the RaniDoctor Who: The MovieBad Wolf & The Parting of the WaysThe End of Time Categorised under: Doctor Who DVDs, DVDis a commonly appearing background pony in , having gained popularity due to his resemblance to his namesake . His spiky brown mane and his hourglass cutie mark lend him the appearance of the Tenth Doctor from the popular British television series Doctor Who, hence the moniker, which originated on the /co/ board on 4chan.[] The name was eventually (unofficially) adopted by the show's crew.
The pony has officially obtained the name "Time Turner" in the Enterplay trading card set that debuted at the 2012 Summer BronyCon. Said name was given to the pony by Wendy/midori-no-ink, a consultant for the first batch of trading cards.BaldDumboRat also came up with the same name, shortly before the release of the card.[] , claimed that, upon consultation with Hasbro, the pony's official name is "Dr. Hooves".The guidebook released in June 2013 lists the pony's name as "Dr. Hooves". He is often imagined to have an English accent, despite pieces of dialogue in the actual show (Call of the Cutie and Sonic Rainboom) showing no traces of this. In fan labor, Doctor Whooves is often accompanied by a companion, just like in the TV show. Examples include Apple Bloom (likely due to their previous interaction in Call of the Cutie, or possibly because she could play the role of young Amy Pond), Roseluck (because of her resemblance to Doctor Who character Rose Tyler), Twilight Sparkle (likely due to her cutie mark involving a starburst, leading to the thought combination of TIME and SPACE, both part of the acronym TARDIS and TARDIE.
It is also because some see her as Rose Tyler as well), and Derpy Hooves. Beyond fan art, there are also two notable series of audioplays (link to episode 1 by PierceSmoulder and episode 1 by Squeak Anon) and some pieces of fan animation (e.g. these two by enquaynay). In some fan labor, such as BaldDumboRat's tumblr Lovestruck Derpy, Derpy is depicted as being in love with him. Although it is less common, Whooves has also been shipped with Twilight,[DT 1][DT 2] Pinkie Pie,[DP 1] and Roseluck. This is the most common version of Doctor Whooves, especially in works where he is the primary protagonist. Whooves is the Doctor from another, humanoid dominated universe; aka, the universe depicted in Doctor Who. The most common version of the Doctor which arrives in Equestria is the Tenth Doctor though he is sometimes depicted as a later regeneration. Due to a dimensional mishap with the TARDIS, the Doctor is transported from his home universe to the My Little Pony universe and turns into a pony by either undergoing regeneration or simply being transformed by the universe's equine-centric laws.
In either case, he then goes on to have a typically Doctor Who adventure with whatever companion(s) he picks up and has all his usual equipment and off-beat... Who-verse aliens and monsters typically show up either as they normally are or altered to fit the equine/four-legged model. In most fanfics, if the Doctor were to return to his dimension, he would return to looking like a human. If a pony from Equestria were to travel to the Doctor's dimension, they would then turn into a human (form and species will change depending on what universe they travel to). Sometimes Whooves isn't from another dimension, simply a pony-verse's version of the Doctor (i.e., Whooves has always been a pony). He is usually stated as hailing from the planet Gallopfrey (a "ponified" version of the Doctor Who planet Gallifrey), making him the ponified version native to the Equestrian universe. He is part of a species known as the Time Ponies (ponified version of the Time Lords). This version can even have other things ponified such as the words read across the top of the TARDIS changed to ‘PONY PUBLIC CALL BOX’ and the TARDIS renamed TARDIE (Time and Relative Dimension in Equestria).
This version of the character also allows for multiple Doctors to exist without causing a paradox (i.e., the "humanoid" one warps into Equestria and works alongside the equine one). Alternatively, he's not technically an alien pony, just a strange one who may or may not have a time machine or power over time. This version could be based on the Peter Cushing version of the Doctor. He's usually an incidental or side character in this model. Occasionally he is seen as a semi-background character where his involvement is merely hinted at. In these cases the residents of Ponyville usually know him under an alter-ego, much like the actual Doctor often used the name "John Smith" to blend in. There are also times when he is portrayed as a pony who actually believes this alter-ego, due to his Time Lord/Pony/Colt self having been stored in a fob watch using a chameleon arch, which, in the Doctor Who universe, is a special device used to store the essence of a Time Lord, allowing them to become a different person in their mind and change their physiology to that of a different species.
He is not Doctor Whooves, just a pony that happens to look like him. In this portrayal, he's just another Ponyville citizen who happens to have an hourglass for a cutie mark. Usually, he is depicted as a clockmaker or something of the sort. An example of this portrayal is Sepia Tock. There are other ponies in the show with the same hourglass cutie mark. Due to this repeated use of the cutie mark, some fans believe these ponies are regenerated versions of him, his companions, or family.[] One attempt to match ponies and Doctor Who characters can be found below. Doctor Whoof number 10 or 3 Coat: light blue Mane: dark blue with streaks Eyes: yellow Only found in Sonic Rainboom. He might be the 10th Doctor because of his wavy hair, same explanation for the 3rd Doctor. Master or Doctor Whoof Number 5 or 11 Coat: dark blue Mane: orange Eyes: amber The Master is the Doctor's nemesis; because of his blond hair he is compared to this pony, however he only had blond hair for two episodes.