What followed was a bitter war between what became known as the Imperial Daleks—loyal to Davros—and the Renegade Daleks—the surviving Daleks led by the Dalek Supreme.

For extreme battle scenarios, the Imperial Daleks devised special tank-like units whose sole purpose was to kill. These Special Weapons Daleks were absolute beasts, housed in bolstered, battle ...

In 'Remembrance of the Daleks,' the gold and white Daleks were a breakaway faction called Imperial Daleks, along with a stubby Special Weapons Dalek.

More imperial Daleks - decked out in gold and white and loyal to Davros - were seen hovering up various staircases in the school in later episodes.

Add galleries to your saved list and come back to them any time. The Daleks were introduced to Doctor Who audiences in 1963 in an episode titled The Dead Planet, in which the Doctor and his ...

Still, beyond the dictionary definitions the choice of title has some interesting comparisons to be drawn with Doctor Who history. When "Revolution of the Daleks" flashed up on the screen, some ...

So when we do see them working with someone, we’re immediately curious to know the reason why. It’s one thing for a human to be a slave to the Daleks, whether just in body or, as in the case ...

"Doctor Who: The Daleks in Colour" courtesy of the BBC. Don't get this wrong; we're not against colourising the old black-and-white episodes. Digital technology has come a long way from the ...

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Imperial Daleks (First Appearance: 1985) BBC Studios. The main model of Imperial Daleks was developed by Davros on the planet Necros and were rendered in a stunning white and gold casing.