A Dalek belongs to one of the Doctor's recurring enemy groups. The plot identifies the Daleks as dangerous adversaries encountered during the Doctor's travels across time and space, placing them in opposition to the Doctor's efforts to protect civilisations and overcome major crises.
The Kastrian king represented by a hologram and a pre-recorded message on the desolate planet. Eldrad reacts to the hologram with a tirade, and the message reveals that the Kastrians chose extinction rather than continued life underground. It also explains that they destroyed their race banks in case Eldrad returned.
The Daleks are the machines Davros creates and seeks to unleash against the Thals and the remaining Kaleds. They carry out attacks that kill many Thals and later exterminate the Kaleds in the bunker. After Davros is trapped, they refuse to obey a non-Dalek and seemingly turn against him.
Daleks become The Master’s allies after he returns from the sewers, using their technology to rejuvenate and enhance him. They capture The Doctor and Emma, plan to conquer the universe with the Zektronic energy beam, and fatally injure The Doctor. They later promise to live heroically in memory of The Doctor, alongside The Master.
Provides the vocalizations for the Dalek forces throughout the film. These machine creatures wage a war against the Movellans, enslave humans for mining operations, interrogate prisoners, and deploy a suicide squad to attack the Movellan vessel, serving as the primary antagonistic force driving the plot.
Roy Skelton has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Signature works include Doctor Who: Cybermen - The Early Years, Doctor Who: The Fifth Doctor vs. The Daleks, Doctor Who: Destiny of the Daleks. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
