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	Kroton (Cyberman) at AllExperts
		Among the reinforcements from the Cyberman colony world Telos was Junior Cyberleader Kroton, who discovered that he sympathised with the rebels.
		Kroton did not appear until nearly 19 years later, in Unnatural Born Killers (DWM #277), where he fought off a Sontaran raid on a primitive human village.
		Kroton took his place as the new controller of the Glory, restoring the proper timeline, banishing the Master to parts unknown and granting Sato his wish of an honourable death.
	en.allexperts.com /e/k/kr/kroton_(cyberman).htm (781 words)

	Comic Strips - Eighth Doctor
		Kroton defeats the Sontaran squad in the village and tracks down their mothership, which is preparing to produce an army of clones; there, he fights off the awakening Sontarans and sabotages the ship, destroying it and saving the village.
		While trying to avoid the pirates, the Doctor and Izzy are confronted by a Cyberman hiding in the freighter’s cargo hold, and the Doctor electrocutes it; however, it survives, and is revealed to be Kroton, the only Cyberman ever to survive conversion without losing his individual identity.
		While the Doctor was nearly killing the innocent Kroton, the Master was on Earth, acting as a sensei to Katsura Sato, the samurai who had been granted immortality by the Doctor and thus lost the ability to commit seppuku.
	www.drwhoguide.com /comic8.htm (15649 words)

	Kroton (Cyberman) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kroton is a fictional character who appeared in the Doctor Who Magazine comic strip based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.
		Kroton is a Cyberman, a member of the cybernetically augmented race that is one of the most persistent enemies of the Doctor.
		Kroton took his place as the new controller of the Glory, restoring the proper timeline, banishing the Master to parts unknown and granting Sato his wish of an honourable death.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kroton_(Cyberman) (888 words)

	Cyberman - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In their first appearance, the effect of this was augmented by the special effect of having a Cyberman abruptly open his mouth wide and keep it open, without moving his tongue or lips, while the separately recorded voice would be playing, and then shut it quickly when the line was done.
		In 2012, the inert head of a Cyberman was part of the Vault, a collection of alien artefacts belonging to American billionaire Henry van Statten.
		According to its label, it was recovered from the London sewers in 1975 and presumably came from the 1970 invasion attempt, although it is of a design only seen in the late 29th century (Dalek, 2005).
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Cyberman (2244 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Cyberman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In The Tomb of the Cybermen (1967), veins were visible through the domed head of the Cyberman Controller and similarly, in Attack of the Cybermen (1985), the Cyber Controller's brain could sometimes be seen as a purplish tint through the dome.
		The new Cyberman design is physically imposing, being about 6 feet 7 inches tall, in a style reminiscent of Art Deco, with their Cybus Corporation logo on their chests and made to look like burnished steel instead of silver.
		In their first appearance, the effect of this was augmented by the special effect of having a Cyberman abruptly open his mouth wide and keep it open, without moving his tongue or lips, while the separately recorded voice would be playing, and then shut it quickly when the line was finished.
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/Cyberman (5258 words)

	Britain.tv Wikipedia - Cyberman
		In The Age of Steel, however, an EMP grenade is shown to disable a Cyberman and shut down its emotional inhibitor.
		In 2012, the inert head of a Cyberman was part of the Vault, a collection of alien artefacts belonging to American billionaire Henry van Statten (Dalek, 2005).
		Sword of Orion and the Cyberman series are set during the "Great Orion Cyber-Wars"?title=of the 26th century, when androids rebelled against humanity in the Orion System and both human and android turned to the Cybermen to gain a military advantage.
	www.britain.tv /wikipedia.php?title=Cyberman (5219 words)

	Cyberman - Gnorx.com, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Kroton was briefly a companion of the Eighth Doctor (The Glorious Dead, DWM #287-#296).
		Dead Ringers comedy series, which featured a suburban Cyberman family struggling to balance galactic domination with everyday domestic crises, and a segment in The Real McCoy which showed a clip from Earthshock with the Doctor and the Cyber Leader dubbed in "Jamaican".
		Cyberman: Telos (to be released in December 2005)
	www.gnorx.com /Cybermen (2590 words)

	Cybermen
		In Earthshock (1982), the actors' chins were vaguely visible through a clear perspex area on the helmet to suggest organic parts, and in Attack of the Cybermen (1985), the Cyber Controller's brain could sometimes be seen as a purplish tint on his domed head.
		The new Cyberman, designed by production designer Edward Thomas's team and Neil Gorton at Millennium FX, was revealed on the BBC Doctor Who website on 10 November 2005.
		According to its label, it was recovered from the London sewers in 1975 and presumably came from the 1970 invasion attempt, although it is of a design only seen in Revenge of the Cybermen, which took place in the late 29th century.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Cyberman.php (3093 words)

	Ship of Fools
		Apocrypha: Kroton's lifeless ship, with the still-deactivated Cyberman on board, drifts into a spatial vortex in which gravitic warping of normal time-progression results in lateral stasis, where it encounters the Earth space liner Flying Dutchman II.
		Kroton still has a Cyber-Gun, which he uses to destroy the door of the bridge on the Flying Dutchman II.
		Notes: This first time that Kroton is seen trying to help others after he's left Mondaran, which wouldn't have seemed significant at the time but now seems like logical character development building towards his much-delayed return to the strip.
	www.whoniverse.org /comics/dwm023b.php (578 words)

	Racial Stereotypes
		I read a post somewhere at OG once of a Cyberman who was a companion in one of the DWMs.
		Kroton started out back in the early days of DWM, when it was a weekly publication.
		Kroton was the Cyberman with a soul - that was what set him apart from the soulless Cybermen.
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	Kroton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kroton can refer to Croton, an Achaean colony from c.
		The Krotons is a serial in the science fiction television series Doctor Who and the name of the extraterrestrial race featured therein.
		Kroton is the name of a Cyberman who still retained human emotions, featured in the comic strips based on Doctor Who.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kroton (126 words)

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		Their long lasting war with the Rutans means that the planet of the strip is vital to their effort.
		Kroton was introduced wayback in DWW in 1979, in one of the better supplementary strips.
		Not good though was the self-referential statement by Izzy to Kroton, how it has been EPIC knowing him.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/cspart11.htm (3588 words)

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		A dying Shayde merges with Fey, to form a new being, Feyde.
		First appearance of Kroton, a Cyberman with emotions.
		At the close of the story, Izzy has swopped bodies with Destrii and sees her own body destroyed when Destrii is apparently obliterated.
	www.members.tripod.com /Holden_McGroin/eighthcanon4.htm (310 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Cyberman
		The new Cyberman design is physically imposing, being about 6 feet 7 inches tall, in a style reminiscent of Art Deco, with their Cybus Corporation logo on their chests and made to look like burnished steel instead of silver.
		In their first appearance, the effect of this was augmented by the special effect of having a Cyberman abruptly open his mouth wide and keep it open, without moving his tongue or lips, while the separately recorded voice would be playing, and then shut it quickly when the line was finished.
		Another episode featured "Mike Cyberman", a Cyberman politician who stood for "evil and evil family values" and stood, to his constituency's relief, as an alternative to Michael Portillo.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Cyberman (5953 words)

	Throwback The Soul of a Cyberman
		Junior Cyberleader Kroton malfunctions, regains his emotions, and becomes fascinated by humans and their illogical, emotional responses.
		Having rescued the human colonists from his fellow Cybermen and left them in the safety of the Forest of Lorn, he launches his spacecraft and drifts off into space, his batteries draining of energy.
		It's easy to see his appeal; the strip is dynamically drawn, engagingly written, and Kroton himself is utterly charming, as he struggles to understand what is happening to him.
	www.whoniverse.org /comics/dwm005b.php (678 words)

	Sword of Orion
		To the Doctor's surprise, one blast from Deeva's gun is enough to destroy it, and she knows what it is even though the Cybermen have been entombed on Telos for some time.
		The Doctor studies the dead Cyberman, and finds that its cyber-neural systems were damaged by faults caused when it was prematurely woken from cryogenic stasis.
		In the confusion, Charley finds that she can't breathe; her suit is secure but the Cyberman which was holding her has crushed her life support pack.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_bf17.htm (5189 words)

	Second Doctor bloopers
		When a Cyberman shoots at Polly (she is tending Jamie at the time), he misses, but Polly falls over anyway.
		Just after our heroes close the hatch on a Cyberman who then punches at it, we see the same Cyberman appear at the bottom of the ladder with the sleeve of his costume obviously giving way around the shoulder.
		The one time we see a whole Kroton (as it emerges from the Machine), spot the bulge in the bottom section where the operator's leg is moving.
	www.timelash.com /bloopers/doctor2.html (2825 words)

	The Kasterborous Forum - Mickey
		He would be happy to have a Rose who loves him again and might just want to be there forever.
		That or instead of dying he could become a cyberman, and make a return apearance in the last cybermen story.
		Actually that would be quite an interesting concept for him to opt to stay in the parallel earth perhaps due to alternative version of Rose.
	www.kasterborous.com /forum/topic.asp?whichpage=1&TOPIC_ID=465&sortfield=&sortorder= (1443 words)

	Mary-Sue Syndrome - Part Four
		Of course, it was hard to tell what _was_ major injury to a Cyberman; nevertheless, Kroton assured the Doctor, his self-repair system would take care of it.
		When the Doctor had gone over to the five year old version of Compassion, the first thing he'd noticed was that she was _breathing_.
		Why do you think?' Kroton's voice said plainly that he was _not_ in the mood for sarcasm.
	narm00.tripod.com /sh1-4.html (2259 words)

	Atlanta Gallifreyans -- Doctor Who 101
		While the Daleks were still going strong and were featured in two very successful stories, the unquestionable "star monster" of the Troughton era were the Cybermen, who make 5 major appearances in Seasons 4, 5 and 6.
		Battling against the Krotons' vast scientific knowledge the Doctor and Zoe must stop them turning mental power into pure energy.
		With a brave band of Gonds and Jamie, prepared to fight to the end, it may be defeat for the Krotons, but ultimately it will be a test of knowledge that only the Doctor can match...
	www.atlantagallifreyans.org /2.htm (1501 words)

	Old Tricks
		Of course, when two of you haven't even been introduced, one is a living TARDIS, one is a Cyberman with a soul, and one is a history professor with an unstable temporal nexus in her past, it's not all that hard to work out what circumstances those would be.
		They got the standard introduction and tour when they got the companion ID cards, they've been told the basics, or managed to work them out for themselves...
		And then there's the Cyberman with a soul Eight meets in the comics.
	www.ttrarchive.com /oldtricks.html (665 words)

	Behind the Sofa: Hot Stuff
		A Cyberman’s hissing, piston stomp smashing down through the discarded lid of a Dalek.
		Battles on a massive scale with cybernetic bits and bobs being blown to pieces with the plucky humans fighting on the sideline for survival.
		I have a strong memory of a Doctor Who comic strip from many years ago the final frame of which showed a Cyberman, who I want to call Kroton, sitting on a rock crying to himself.
	tachyontv.typepad.com /waiting_for_christopher/2006/07/hot_stuff.html (3388 words)

	Which Doctor? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In the central passage, the Middle Doctor, who had left Izzy and Kroton back in the cavern behind him, had also noticed the phosphorus glow and the downward slant.
		Fitz and Kroton looked at each other, before they too indicated their willingness to go along.
		Kroton shrugged, a strange looking gesture for a Cyberman to perform.
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	Season Six Bloopers
		In the same scene, Gregory carefully attaches the leads from the machine to the Cyberman's head, near the "jug handles." Before he can operate the machine though, the lead nearest the camera slides downwards and almost off the Cyberman's head.
		Whenever the base of a Kroton is visible, it is usually possible to see the operator's legs causing it to bulge outwards as he moves it along.
		When the Doctor and Zoe are captured by a Kroton near the TARDIS, the Doctor picks up his bag of rocks so fast that one of them falls out with a clatter.
	www.users.bigpond.com /steven_cooper/dw/bloop06.htm (3979 words)

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		Jamie sees the Cyberman coming, and pulls her out of the way.
		The Krotons: -- (ep 1) After the scene where the Doctor, Jamie and Zoe leave the TARDIS, they start to climb some rocks.
		He keeps tapping a key or two, then pulling away from the console because Matthew Waterhouse knows it's going to blow up any minute, thanks to the final remaining Cyberman (which Adric isn't supposed to know about...) -- The Cybermen's mouth/chin pieces were originally clear plastic, but were later sprayed lightly with silver paint.
	www.nic.com /~dzien/drwho/bloopers.txt (24837 words)

	Doctor Who - Radiophonic Workshop Volume 1
		Secondly, the music was not scored to picture, or even with close reference to a camera script, but composed as a "library" of cues for ad hoc use (for instance "Cyberman Stab and Music", presented here, like most of these cues, in its entirety, is used repeatedly in the serial).
		Thirdly, the cues were tracked in as though they were effects, cutting in at the start of scenes, and out at the ends (a true music score would generally lead us into and out of scenes).
		These are wonderfully atmospheric tracks, and it's a shame that Brian's Cyberman theme wasn't used again.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/Mark_Ayres/DWRWS001.htm (2682 words)

	The Master - Tardis
		However, the Master was mistaken: the true battle was between his companion, Sato, and the Doctor's, the Cyberman Kroton.
		Kroton was the ultimate winner of this contest, and amongst his first acts as controller of the Glory were to cleanse the TARDIS of the Master's influence, and to banish the Master himself to parts unknown.
		Following graduation from the Time Lord Academy, the Master, using the name Koschei, pursued a career as Magistrate for the High Council.
	tardis.wikia.com /wiki/Master (1662 words)

	A Brief History Of Time (Travel): The War Games
		It was Maloney who suggested that the alien mesmerism should be manifested by the officers putting on spectacles; Dicks and Hulke had originally conceived them as speaking in a cold “alien voice” when exercising the mind control.
		For the final episode, taped on June 12th, Clare Jenkins returned to her role of Tanya Lernov from The Wheel In Space for the scene where Zoe is transported back home by the Time Lords.
		Several monsters also made cameo appearances, including a Dalek, a Cyberman, an Ice Warrior, a Yeti and a Quark; a Kroton was intended to feature, but the costume was found to be in a state of disrepair.
	shannonsullivan.com /drwho/serials/zz.html (2332 words)

	stewartlee.co.uk - reviews and writing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In fact, part of my performance today was actually informed by that Cyberman who had a personality.
		It was a homage to Kroton, what I did today, when I was playing Ryan Carey.
		I get taken hostage and the Cyberman says, 'You will wait in here', and I go, 'Thanks, cheers'.
	www.stewartlee.co.uk /scrapbook/scrapbookcut_drwho.html (1067 words)

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