"Dalek Emperor" — also "Emperor Dalek" or "Emperor of the Daleks" — was the title held by the supreme ruler of the Dalek Empire and, later in their history, the New Dalek Paradigm, commanding the Dalek race and the planet Skaro.

The Daleks will use the "Dalek Factor"—the qualities that make them relentless killing machines—to reconvert the "human" Daleks. The Emperor also wants the Doctor to use the TARDIS to spread the "Dalek Factor" throughout human history, turning all humanity into Daleks.

The Dalek Emperor is a major antagonist in the Doctor Who franchise. As his name implies, he is the supreme leader of the entire Dalek race. He most notably serves as the main antagonist of the First and Ninth Doctor's tenures.

The Evil of the Daleks was the ninth and final serial of Season 4 of Doctor Who. It introduced Deborah Watling as new companion Victoria Waterfield. This serial was intended to be the Doctor's final battle with the Daleks altogether, facilitating the …

A Dalek Emperor, described as being similar that seen in The Evil of the Daleks, appears in the Telos novella The Dalek Factor (2004) by Simon Clark. It is referred to as "an Emperor", implying there is more than one during the period in which the story is set.

The Emperor Dalek was a Dalek that appeared in Evil of the Daleks. It was twice as tall as a regular Dalek and was plugged into the Dalek City. Essentially the Dalek "brain", it knew of every Dalek action and devised strategies to conquer the Earth.

The Dalek Emperor was the ruler of the Daleks and the planet Skaro. It plotted to kidnap the Second Doctor to force him to unknowingly isolate the Dalek Factor, with the intent of spreading it throughout human history and changing the timeline. It …

Although there are are Imperial Daleks on the cover, the Emperor is not Davros and appears to be the one from Evil of the Daleks. Davros, operating alongside a golden Dalek Emperor, leads an invasion of Earth in the year 2254, which is thwarted by the Seventh Doctor and Ace.

2023年6月3日 · Everyone is transported back to Skaro where the Doctor discovers that the Daleks' true aim has been to isolate the Dalek factor - the impulse to destroy - and implant it into humans. The Emperor Dalek informs him that his TARDIS will be used to spread the Dalek factor throughout all time.

The Dalek props were initially shot in their all-grey livery, and then a hasty paint job was done to create three Throne Room Daleks which accompanied a gigantic Dalek Emperor Dalek. The domes of Dalek Two-1, Dalek Seven-2, Dalek Five-6 were painted black to become this new rank.