History Characters / BigFinishDoctorWhoVillains

* AllThereInTheManual: On Twitter, John Dorney approved of a fan's idea to refer to the character as "the Collective" when speaking of the whole personality group, but he hasn't made it [[AscendedFanon official]].

* SplitPersonality: He slips into his previous incarnations when he's riled up. His previous incarnations had methods of dealing with these flareups, but the Eight was the best at it. The Twelve has more control of her other selves than any prior incarnation, and is fitted with a neural inhibitor to give her even more control.

** The arrogance of the Four
** The insanity of the Six
** The combined intelligence of the Seven and Eleven
** The greed of the Nine (though she's only obsessed with diamonds)
** The general appearance of the Twelve (an old woman)

One of the most feared criminal Time Lords Gallifrey ever produced. Brought to justice and imprisoned on Gallifrey by the Seventh Doctor, he eventually effects an escape during the Doctor's eighth incarnation and becomes a thorn in his side from that point on. Unique among Time Lords in that he suffers from a rare condition called "regenerative dissonance" which allows his previous regenerations to live on inside his mind, frequently communicating with him and occasionally taking over his body outright. [[IHatePastMe None of them get along with each other]].

* EvilCounterpart: To the Doctor; specifically some of his incarnations seem to mirror the respective incarnations of the Doctor.

** The Eight is the TokenGoodTeammate trying to stop his other selves and the Eighth Doctor is the incarnation of the Doctor who has to deal with the Eleven the most, so he is ALSO trying to stop his other selves.

* IHatePastMe: ''None'' of his previous incarnations get along with each other. At all.

* IHaveManyNames: He changed his name with each incarnation - i.e. since he's on his eleventh incarnation he's called the Eleven; the others are the Ten, the Nine, etc.
* LargeHam: ''Twelve'' of them.
* LiteralSplitPersonality: In ''Dark Universe'' the Eleven is able to remove his previous selves from his head and upload them into various groups of robots to act as his foot soldiers and staff.

[[folder: The Multitude]]

-> '''Voiced by:''' Samuel West (2008)

* WomenAreWiser: She claims to be a benevolent incarnation like the Eight. She may not be telling the full truth (she certainly lacks the Eight's guilt over his past actions) but she's [[PragmaticVillainy smart enough]] not to let any of her nastier urges get in the way of helping win the Time War which is a stark contrast to the destructive recklessness of most of her male predecessors.

[[folder: The Eleven / The Twelve]]
!! The Eleven / The Twelve

* AllThereInTheManual: On Twitter, John Dorney approved of a fan's idea to refer to the character as "the Collective" when speaking of the whole personality group, but he hasn't yet made it [[AscendedFanon official]].

-> '''Voiced by:''' Nickolas Grace (2007–2008), Peter Miles (2008), Peter Egan (2012), Toby Jones (2012), Oliver Hume (2013)

A Dalek from the far future, which was created with an evolved mind that allowed it to perceive time in a more advanced manner than a standard Dalek. Consequently, the Dalek Time Controller was given the position of strategist for all Dalek time missions. Chronologically (from its perspective) first meets the Eleventh Doctor in the BBC novel [[Recap/NewSeriesAdventuresTheDalekGeneration "The Dalek Generation"]] and later encounters the Sixth Doctor, before becoming a main antagonist to the Eighth Doctor. In the Eighth Doctor's opinion, this is the most threatening Dalek of them all. Why? He can take the Dalek race's greatest failures and change them into their greatest ''victories''. See his tropes in the "New Series Adventures" [[Characters/NewSeriesAdventures here.]]