@@Lord_Buckles marvel is just as bad that thay spoil suprise character's as well think Dr strange multi verse of madness with Patrick Stewart as professor X right in the trailer.
I like the continuity of 13 first encountering the cybermen and being affected by their previous encounter where she lost her previous companion and doesn't want the current companions to go anywhere near the lone cyberman.
I love how the Doctor _immediately_ treats the Cyberman in World Enough and Time as threatening, but _not_ hostile. It shows that he’s able to recognise that they’re so early in development that they don’t know him and are still relatively civil.
Love a Mondasian Cyberman....they look so harmless which is their appeal I guess. Would love to see more of them in future, same with the new Dakek paradigm let's see them used more often rather than the bronze ones...or as it's time travel the original type Daleks for a story or two.
I really hope we get to see more of the Mondasians, too. It's the blankness of their faces, combined with how those faces also suggest the contours of a human face, the way they move, and especially the human hands coming out of the suit that make them more viscerally frightening to me. They propose an element of body horror that I don't really get from the stompies.
@@lunalass7767 Yeah the Mondasian cyberman are easily the most frightening of all the cybermen. The season 10 finale was filled with that sort of visceral horror. It is the best approach to cyberman the show will probably ever see.
@@lunalass7767 I feel what nearly happen to Amy Pond the scariest cyber man clip. I remember watching the episode. seeing that metal head opening up was really frightening. do you think the cyberman expected Amy to put her head inside it.
I have been a big fan of the Daleks, and Cybermen for years. That last Cyberman scene was really freaky, and disturbing. I thought the Cybermen needed the organic side of them to function at all but I guess that wasn't the case. Terrifying to imagine a dead Cyberman's metal frame lurching about looking for a new host to 'upgrade'.
If there is any Cyberman scene that creeps me out, it will always be when the Cyber Controller emerges from his tomb in Tomb of the Cybermen. When him and his Cybermen stand there, they look so lifeless yet alive. Especially in the close ups of the Controller's face when Kleig tries to talk to him, as he just sits there silent and imposing, giving no indication of his next move. Then, when he finally talks, his lines "You belong to us. You shall be like us." in the monotone voice those Cybermen had was amazing.
and that god damned little mouth flap with nothingness behind it. people meme about daleks being scary but nah, i loved daleks the second i saw them, those early cybermen though were the shit hiding behind my bedroom door at 2am
Unless I’m wrong aren’t the cybermen that the master created still a threat? Like I recall the doctor escaping but that ship or planet they were on was massive
Following the evacuation, Nardole defended the evacuees of Floor 0507 from the remaining Cybermen on Floor 1056 on a near-daily basis, (WC: The Best of Days) until their conflict was "sorted", although they were still attacked by the Cybermats, (PROSE: Twice Upon a Time) whose failsafe systems had been deactivated again, (PROSE: Alit in Underland) on an annual basis in the spring for at least several centuries, even when Nardole eventually died. (PROSE: Twice Upon a Time)
I don’t know why it took so long for someone to go, “Hey! What if we turn one of the Doctor’s companions into a Cyberman? Wouldn’t that be devastating?”
what will ALWAYS make bills reveal as the FIRST mondasian cyberman ever made (According to moffat at least). isnt just the tragedy. But also how they chose to cinematically reveal it, the Mondasian cyberman is more terrifying more ominous and more grim then any other cyberman out of there. for several reasons: A. The Individuality. Each Mondasian Cyberman is slightly unique because each person is slightly unique in their imperfections. one person may find their blood replaced, their kidney and skin in certain stitches missing. While another may find that their bones have been replaced with titanium supports cause they were too small to be perfect, and their muscles grafted in several places. B. Their Seemingly harmless nature, is attributed to the fact they dont WANT to kill, they dont NEED to kill and they shouldnt HAVE to kill. Their simple purpose is to be superior to regular humans, and to make sure others are converted. The Fate that they lead you too is slow, it is conducted by living, thinking humans. and will be entirely personalised towards you, so you dont have to be unique anymore, it is irony at its finest. C. The Psychology of bill Potts herself, though reinforced by her time under the monks's oppression. Found the fate to be so terrifying that she had to BLOCK it out, she perceived herself as mortal, she saw herself with hair, a voice of her own, freedom at its most. but the more she saw past the inconsistencies, the more she saw the Doctor was inevitably right. The only inconsistency. D. The body language of the cyberman is perfect for something like a technologically advanced human, the mouthing and tension of the jaw that subtly happens when the cyberman speaks, the slow limp when they walk so autonomously, and the slow mimicking of tragedy it does when it extends its hand out so slowly, it is perfect. E. Finally, the face structure of it is the perfect thing. Even when the Cyberman SEEMS to convey emotion, there is no soul in that face. It watches and stares and as all of the previous qualities come into your head, you are reminded about how THEY were once human, they are not human anymore. And even when you give them that part of themselves back, its all for nothing. They Feel Cold, they can only think about what they are now, and that they can NEVER EVER return to who they once were, no matter how much you put back. All of it for me is why In my Opinion, The Mondasian Cyberman is the saddest, most terrifying, and most impactful way ANY person, Young or old, Man or Woman, White or Black, Could ever die. Truly no worse way to die. No worse way at all
The Cybermen were more frightening when they looked like the thumbnail used for this video. Now they are more "threatening" but not scary at all. I would love to see Doctor Who revisit some of the older practical effects.
@@cousinmonachpsis5707 What would you recommend in the Faction Paradox universe? I've read a couple of the related 8th Doctor novels, but nothing beyond that & I'm really curious but also completely overwhelmed whenever I look it up to decide where to start.
World Enough and Time + The Doctor Falls are very well written and directed. They're not perfect but they are both really good. The music choices are excellent too. Capaldi is absolutely out of his mind in these two, his acting is stunning. If I could change a couple of things, I would never reveal the Cybermen or John Simm at all leading up to this serial. Show us the patients but that's it. Save those reveals for when Missy finds out the ship is from Mondas and that Bill has been made into a cyberman. What makes this part even more frustrating is that the Razor identity reveal would totally have worked. To this day after several rewatches, it still would be convincing. I'd also like to have seen the Mondasian cybermen getting upgraded over time. Not a whole progression through all their different forms, but watching Mondasian parts be replaced with Cybusmen parts and then the weapons grade versions later on. It's kinda ridiculous that the clunky Mondasian designs stuck around with no upgrades and they could also fly. I love the small touches with Pearl's acting after Bill gets converted. She noticeably stomps the ground when walking, she's much more stiff. There's so much thats so good.
Bill Potts,one of the many tragic stories that always seem to follow the doctor like a terrible smell,it’s a shame really,she was a great companion too
Nu who only did cybermen right once, and that was world enough and time/the doctor falls, it captured the horror of the cybermen perfectly. Dark water is close to being a good cyberman story (but it is really a master story and it's wrapped up way to easily but before then it had the right horror aspect with the afterlife thing, I loved that) and the liked the haunting of villa diodati (I don't dislike the two episodes after it but it was a lowering in quality) but other than that every other cyberman story suck.
had trouble with my hearing when the latest Cybermen episodes was on tv so didn't catch what the Lone Cyberman's motive was. shame they killed him off as he was a great Doctor who Villain
@@DrWhoFanJ It's soooooooo coooooooooool the Doctor is a grrrrrrrrrrrrrl and has lesbian companions and gay companions and now the Sontarans are sissy boys...SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!
bro if they had never spoiled the cybermen return and john simm return in the series' trailer, this would have been even more insane
bbc try not to have some of the worst marketing departments (impossible)
they didn’t choose to spoil it, they were heavily shown in media as they were spotted filming so the BBC knew everyone knew already
they didn’t choose to spoil it, they were heavily shown in media as they were spotted filming so the BBC knew everyone knew already
@@Lord_Buckles marvel is just as bad that thay spoil suprise character's as well think Dr strange multi verse of madness with Patrick Stewart as professor X right in the trailer.
Says a fan about almost nearly every single episode of Doctor Who.
I like the continuity of 13 first encountering the cybermen and being affected by their previous encounter where she lost her previous companion and doesn't want the current companions to go anywhere near the lone cyberman.
What I love about the Cybermen is the body horror
Genesis of the Cyberman + Age of Steel Cyberman factory, my favorite behind the couch moments
@@mhwtf5965 Anyone who really likes the body horror aspect of the Cybermen needs to listen to the audio drama "Spare Parts."
The creation of the Mondasian Cybermen was spine-chilling. How they just mute their pain... bruh!
You know they were created in the 60’s yeah?
Bill's reveal wasn't scary. It was heartbreaking.
it can be both
I love how the Doctor _immediately_ treats the Cyberman in World Enough and Time as threatening, but _not_ hostile. It shows that he’s able to recognise that they’re so early in development that they don’t know him and are still relatively civil.
Love a Mondasian Cyberman....they look so harmless which is their appeal I guess. Would love to see more of them in future, same with the new Dakek paradigm let's see them used more often rather than the bronze ones...or as it's time travel the original type Daleks for a story or two.
I really hope we get to see more of the Mondasians, too. It's the blankness of their faces, combined with how those faces also suggest the contours of a human face, the way they move, and especially the human hands coming out of the suit that make them more viscerally frightening to me. They propose an element of body horror that I don't really get from the stompies.
Harmless I think the white face is scarier than the silver.
@@demaupin The remnants of something that was once human.
@@lunalass7767 Yeah the Mondasian cyberman are easily the most frightening of all the cybermen. The season 10 finale was filled with that sort of visceral horror. It is the best approach to cyberman the show will probably ever see.
@@lunalass7767 I feel what nearly happen to Amy Pond the scariest cyber man clip.
I remember watching the episode. seeing that metal head opening up was really frightening.
do you think the cyberman expected Amy to put her head inside it.
World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls is still the best Cybermen story of the revival era
Eh, their reintroduction in Rise of The Cybermen/The Age of Steel still hits harder for me.
@@Gojirawars03 both are perfect
I have been a big fan of the Daleks, and Cybermen for years. That last Cyberman scene was really freaky, and disturbing. I thought the Cybermen needed the organic side of them to function at all but I guess that wasn't the case. Terrifying to imagine a dead Cyberman's metal frame lurching about looking for a new host to 'upgrade'.
If there is any Cyberman scene that creeps me out, it will always be when the Cyber Controller emerges from his tomb in Tomb of the Cybermen. When him and his Cybermen stand there, they look so lifeless yet alive. Especially in the close ups of the Controller's face when Kleig tries to talk to him, as he just sits there silent and imposing, giving no indication of his next move. Then, when he finally talks, his lines "You belong to us. You shall be like us." in the monotone voice those Cybermen had was amazing.
and that god damned little mouth flap with nothingness behind it. people meme about daleks being scary but nah, i loved daleks the second i saw them, those early cybermen though were the shit hiding behind my bedroom door at 2am
Thanks for reminding me yet again how much I STILL need a S10 soundtrack
these type of moments spooked me when I was younger
Unless I’m wrong aren’t the cybermen that the master created still a threat? Like I recall the doctor escaping but that ship or planet they were on was massive
Following the evacuation, Nardole defended the evacuees of Floor 0507 from the remaining Cybermen on Floor 1056 on a near-daily basis, (WC: The Best of Days) until their conflict was "sorted", although they were still attacked by the Cybermats, (PROSE: Twice Upon a Time) whose failsafe systems had been deactivated again, (PROSE: Alit in Underland) on an annual basis in the spring for at least several centuries, even when Nardole eventually died. (PROSE: Twice Upon a Time)
@@thomaskirkham45 PROSE?
@@Drp_br_ books
@@wyrdvora oh ok
And WC?
My favorite Cyberman story is "The Tomb Of The Cybermen"
Bill Potts is one of the best Cybermen stories of all time
I don’t know why it took so long for someone to go, “Hey! What if we turn one of the Doctor’s companions into a Cyberman? Wouldn’t that be devastating?”
Nice to see the classic Cybermen return
Yeah they were getting so robotic that the body horror part was gone.
The Lone Cyberman reveal was soooo good!!
The Cybermen are the cleverest villains in Doctor Who, well, after the Master off course.
“I am Bill Potts…I waited for youuu.”
I feel that what happened with Amy must have been the most scary cyberman encounter
Love The Haunting of Villa Diodati. Definitely one of the best 13th Doctor episodes.
I Love the Orginal Mondasian Cyberman Design. For me it is the best, and the most Creepy.
what will ALWAYS make bills reveal as the FIRST mondasian cyberman ever made (According to moffat at least).
isnt just the tragedy.
But also how they chose to cinematically reveal it, the Mondasian cyberman is more terrifying more ominous and more grim then any other cyberman out of there. for several reasons:
A. The Individuality. Each Mondasian Cyberman is slightly unique because each person is slightly unique in their imperfections. one person may find their blood replaced, their kidney and skin in certain stitches missing. While another may find that their bones have been replaced with titanium supports cause they were too small to be perfect, and their muscles grafted in several places.
B. Their Seemingly harmless nature, is attributed to the fact they dont WANT to kill, they dont NEED to kill and they shouldnt HAVE to kill. Their simple purpose is to be superior to regular humans, and to make sure others are converted. The Fate that they lead you too is slow, it is conducted by living, thinking humans. and will be entirely personalised towards you, so you dont have to be unique anymore, it is irony at its finest.
C. The Psychology of bill Potts herself, though reinforced by her time under the monks's oppression. Found the fate to be so terrifying that she had to BLOCK it out, she perceived herself as mortal, she saw herself with hair, a voice of her own, freedom at its most. but the more she saw past the inconsistencies, the more she saw the Doctor was inevitably right. The only inconsistency.
D. The body language of the cyberman is perfect for something like a technologically advanced human, the mouthing and tension of the jaw that subtly happens when the cyberman speaks, the slow limp when they walk so autonomously, and the slow mimicking of tragedy it does when it extends its hand out so slowly, it is perfect.
E. Finally, the face structure of it is the perfect thing. Even when the Cyberman SEEMS to convey emotion, there is no soul in that face. It watches and stares and as all of the previous qualities come into your head, you are reminded about how THEY were once human, they are not human anymore. And even when you give them that part of themselves back, its all for nothing. They Feel Cold, they can only think about what they are now, and that they can NEVER EVER return to who they once were, no matter how much you put back. All of it for me is why
In my Opinion, The Mondasian Cyberman is the saddest, most terrifying, and most impactful way ANY person, Young or old, Man or Woman, White or Black, Could ever die. Truly no worse way to die. No worse way at all
one of my favorite villains
"It won't stop you from feeling the pain, however It will stop you from caring."
Those cyber men were the spookiest
The Cybermen were more frightening when they looked like the thumbnail used for this video. Now they are more "threatening" but not scary at all. I would love to see Doctor Who revisit some of the older practical effects.
Ashad aka Lone Cyberman was a great character, is a shame how he "died". I just don't understand how he'll return in The Power Of The Doctor.
Same way the Master will. To create a good story
@@cousinmonachpsis5707 a good story? Written by Chibnall?! Doubt it hardly.
@@cousinmonachpsis5707 Or a mediocre, or even abysmal one. We'll see.
i’m betting its ashad from an earlier point in his time stream before he was imprisoned
Bro why didnt she remember
1:39 first ever cyberman
I’ve always been scared of the Cyberman 😱
Favorite villains from doctor who truthfully?
@Nick Animates Same the daleks are my personal favourite
The Faction Paradox(if they count) or the Time Lords
@@cousinmonachpsis5707 What would you recommend in the Faction Paradox universe? I've read a couple of the related 8th Doctor novels, but nothing beyond that & I'm really curious but also completely overwhelmed whenever I look it up to decide where to start.
What i love the cyberman is body humor
World Enough and Time + The Doctor Falls are very well written and directed. They're not perfect but they are both really good. The music choices are excellent too. Capaldi is absolutely out of his mind in these two, his acting is stunning.
If I could change a couple of things, I would never reveal the Cybermen or John Simm at all leading up to this serial. Show us the patients but that's it. Save those reveals for when Missy finds out the ship is from Mondas and that Bill has been made into a cyberman. What makes this part even more frustrating is that the Razor identity reveal would totally have worked. To this day after several rewatches, it still would be convincing. I'd also like to have seen the Mondasian cybermen getting upgraded over time. Not a whole progression through all their different forms, but watching Mondasian parts be replaced with Cybusmen parts and then the weapons grade versions later on. It's kinda ridiculous that the clunky Mondasian designs stuck around with no upgrades and they could also fly.
I love the small touches with Pearl's acting after Bill gets converted. She noticeably stomps the ground when walking, she's much more stiff. There's so much thats so good.
imo the older cybermen are scarier
Yeah, I've always disliked these newer clunky robots.
In fact, the third scene was so scary that it was partially cut out for broadcast in Russia
The broadcast was on kids’ channel, but still
Oh look. All Moffat era. Interesting that.
One chibnal, shocker.
9:15
Didn't know that the Cybermen had the same knock-out darts as the Kaminoans do.
I guess they have little tricks in their mouths
S10E12 should've been named "Genesis Of The Cybermen", that'd be great! "The Doctor Falls" is a good one though.
Bill Potts,one of the many tragic stories that always seem to follow the doctor like a terrible smell,it’s a shame really,she was a great companion too
We want the trailer to the power of the doctor!
We have the trailer
@@thedoctorwho73 You had me for a second :) 😅
@@thedoctorwho73 that was just the next time teaser, there hasn't been an actual trailer yet.
Love the cyberman my favourite monsters in doctor who
Isn't it about time you updated it so Ncuti is the one asking us to subscribe at the end?
Nope because the doctor hasn’t regenerated yet
... if he’s 14 that is, no confirmation that he’s next it might be tennant 🤷♂️
Hey BBC! Release 'Torchwood: Absent Friends'
5:01 are you the darling
Corey Taylor mask all hope is gone
Yeah the last one is more goofy than anything, if you want scary I think the death in heaven reveal with the afterlife is way more horrifying.
Cidermen
You got two out of three right.
The first and the last encounters were well acted and scary.
The second one was not - it was unintentionally hilarious.
Moffat wasn't the best at writing Daleks, but when it came to Cybermen...!
This is a nice countdown and all? But trailer when?
Nu who only did cybermen right once, and that was world enough and time/the doctor falls, it captured the horror of the cybermen perfectly. Dark water is close to being a good cyberman story (but it is really a master story and it's wrapped up way to easily but before then it had the right horror aspect with the afterlife thing, I loved that) and the liked the haunting of villa diodati (I don't dislike the two episodes after it but it was a lowering in quality) but other than that every other cyberman story suck.
had trouble with my hearing when the latest Cybermen episodes was on tv so didn't catch what the Lone Cyberman's motive was. shame they killed him off as he was a great Doctor who Villain
No tomb of the cybermen that has the best cyberman moments
who was the CUTE guy/knight t who rescued Amy? hunk
You don’t remember Rory the Roman‽ 😱
Sad,
Scariest Cybermen Scene - Autopsy.
Oh come on the cyber man y can't they just give up
Hmm
Totally Freaks When I was Younger Too.
*Who's looking forward to the cybermen returning this month?*
You for the episode where Danny pink became a cyberman
But why does the Cyberman in the thumbnail look like a member of Slipknot?
Slipknot copied them, cybermen from sixtys
A once great tv program now nothing more than Russell T Davies woke play thing
because i didnt get first comment
Nothing New Who is good. Get that crap out of here.
Everything New Who is good. Get your idiotic gatekeeping out of here!
@@DrWhoFanJ It's soooooooo coooooooooool the Doctor is a grrrrrrrrrrrrrl and has lesbian companions and gay companions and now the Sontarans are sissy boys...SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!
@@fjccommish The delusion is strong with this one. 🙄
@@DrWhoFanJ Agreed. Anyone who thinks New Who is good isn't a real Doctor Fan and is delusional.
@@fjccommish Nope. Anyone who thinks New Who is *not* good _Doctor Who_ isn’t a real fan and is delusional.