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<span>Cybermen:</span> The Cybermen are humanoids who maintain their lives by implanting robotic parts into their bodies. They lack normal human emotions and have proven to be one of the Doctor's most tenacious adversaries throughout the Who franchise. <br><br>

<span>Davros:</span> A megalomaniacal mad scientist, Davros is the creator of the Doctor's longtime enemies, the Daleks. He is kept alive by a life-support system. <br><br>

<span>Jabe:</span> In the episode "The End of the World," Jabe (far right) was an envoy from the Forest of Cheem to watch the destruction of Earth in the year 5 billion. However, she quickly befriended the Doctor and helped him save the world, sacrificing her own life. She was played by actress Yasmin Bannerman. <br><br>

<span>Adipose:</span> The Adipose, which appeared in the episode "Partners in Crime", are creatures that are made of human fat. They look a bit like Marshmallow Peep candies. These creatures were harnessed by Miss Foster, who, as head of the diet pill company Adipose Industries, used them as a way for people to lose weight. The creatures would collect fat from people's bodies during the night and be expelled from the body. However, these creatures could also collect vital organs and human bone, which would kill the patient. <br><br>

<span>Abzorbaloff:</span> With a mere touch, this bulbous creature could absorb the memories and identities of his human victims. He disguised himself as a human under the name Victor Kennedy and was played by British comedian Peter Kay.
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<span>Werewolf:</span> Warrior monks summoned the legendary werewolf to attack Queen Victoria and overthrow the British monarchy in the episode, "Tooth and Claw". <br><br>

<span>Clockwork Androids:</span> In the episode "The Girl in the Fireplace," the Clockwork Androids were robots that infiltrated a 18th century French soiree in hopes of stealing the brain of Madame de Pompadour to repair their spaceship, the SS Madame de Pompadour.<br><br>

<span>The Cat People:</span>These members of Catkind appeared in the episodes "New Earth" and "Gridlock." They have both feline and human characteristics.<br><br>

<span>The Daleks:</span> These are the most infamous of the Doctor Who villains. They are mutants that are housed in armored shells from which protrude a manipulator arm shaped like a plunger. Their catchphrase: "EXTERMINATE!" <br><br>

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Cybermen: The Cybermen are humanoids who maintain their lives by implanting robotic parts into their bodies. They lack normal human emotions and have proven to be one of the Doctor's most tenacious adversaries throughout the Who franchise.

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