The Doctor

Name; The Doctor/Dr. Whooves (Clockwerk)

Species; Time lord.

description; the Tenth Doctor projected a convivial and frivolous front to conceal the inner fury and wistful melancholy that spawned from his underlying guilt of the Last Great Time War and the additional deaths and misery that followed in his wake. Indeed, once his easy-going attitude had been overwhelmed by conflict, the Doctor's energies would shift to reveal a fiercely protective man who resolutely guarded what he held dear. and who could be viciously unforgiving to the forces that dared menace them until he was victorious. However, he held deep respect for pacifism, and had zero tolerance towards anyone who wanted to engage in violence to resolve conflicts and disapproved of guns unless they were unquestionably a last resort. He also had vanity issues that made him attached to his current body, but after an encounter with the weeping angel in the abstract plane, wounded up in ponyvile in a pony body after regenerating. Has a catchphrase he says often. "onward and upwards!"

Personailty; Starting out as a manic who was prone to speaking quickly in rambling tangents while peppering his speech with pop culture references.

The doctor speaks in a thick British accent, using the queen's English often when speaking.

He hasintent to have fun wherever he went, the Tenth Doctor was cheerful, charismatic, hyperactive and enthusiastic, often at inappropriate times, but would become severely serious when the situation called for it. Striving to make new friends everywhere he went, the Doctor tended to keep a massive smile on his face as he found new ways to enjoy his unpredictable journeys through time and space. The thought of a mundane existence unnerving him, as he thought there was "always something to do."

He had a merciful and compassionate nature, consistently extending an offer of mercy to help even his most dangerous enemies. However, when his patience reached its limit or his enemies were duplicitous, they received no mercy or second chances. He also held a forgiving philosophy, even forgiving the Saxon Master for his crimes.

The Doctor realises he is talking to himself.

While he seemed to have resolved much of the survivor's guilt felt previously, the Tenth Doctor had begun to feel his age. Beneath his juvenile exterior was an old man who had seen many terrible things and felt a deep loneliness, He felt profound regret for the deaths he had seen, with the Moment referring to him as "the pony who regrets." His keen sense of loss led him to empathize with those who had also suffered, and feel driven to prevent death and destruction wherever possible, having a hard time accepting failure. Even though he did not enjoy adventuring alone, the Doctor enjoyed the freedoms that came with solitary travels. and felt annoyed when he had to start afresh with a new companion by explaining the basics, even mouthing along to repeated phrases. However, Donna Noble noted the reason the Doctor required a companion was to keep him from succumbing to his darker side.

His patience broken after their senseless carnage, the Doctor shows the Family of Blood his unrelenting fury.

Despite being more outwardly cheerful than his previous incarnation, the Doctor still felt guilt over what he had done in the Last Great Time War. Showing disgust towards the Eleventh Doctor when he was unable to remember how many children died when he destroyed Gallifrey. Despite him knowing the number to memory, with one account showing him outright attacking his eleventh incarnation. The Tenth Doctor also retained and even exceeded his predecessor's capacity for righteous anger, particularly when people he liked were threatened or at risk, or when dealing with the Daleks. When driven by his anger, he would not hesitate to strike down those who opposed him, though he described himself as "a man who never would" to set an example of peace to solidify a pony and hath ceasefire on Messaline.

Since appearing in ponyvile he wounded up making Twilight Sparkle his companion, when they first met he would constantly miss speak her name, in a comical way, after saving from the weeping angel's (Weeping Pegasi.) He would say her name properly, of course he has other companions as well, derpy hooves, pinkie pie, rarity, lyra. He is very protective of the ponies, seeing as he can't leave to go back to his world, he knows the explores the universe of where the ponies exist and goes on massive and fun adventures.

Appearance; The Doctor is a brown earth pony. His mane is shaped in a Mohawk style and is dark brown. He has an hourglass cutie mark and blue eyes. He has a scruffy short tail of a colt, he wears a blue suit with thin stripes that run down it in straight lines with white cuffs and a collar with a green tie given to him by rarity. On the outside he always matches the species he regenerated into and on the inside he has two hearts.

Ablilty's;

Regeneration: When a Time Lord is dying of old age or mortally wounded, they are able to use a process called regeneration. Regeneration is a little trick that the Time Lords use to “cheat death” by having every cell in their body undergo “a renewal”, completely changing their physical appearance and personality. Even thought the Doctor has taken several different incarnations which can vary in gender, skin color, and age, while still remains the same person inside and remains a force for good. Time Lords usually only have twelve regenerations in a cycle, allowing for thirteen incarnations, however the Doctor was given a new regenerative cycle during their final battle on Trenzalore, letting them regenerate past the normal limit. It is also possible the Doctor has an infinite number of regenerations, meaning he/she could live potentially forever. With regeneration, the Doctor can regrow lost limbs, become strong enough to knock down a steel door, and even survive falling from the stratosphere into a train. Due to "vanity issues", the Tenth Doctor used up a regeneration after being blasted by a Dalek, which resulted in the creation of the Meta-Crisis Doctor. The regeneration energy itself can be used as weapon; Time Lords can use their regenerative energy to survive being shot by a group of soldiers and channel it into a focused blast of energy that knocked out the entire squad. The regeneration energy can destroy an entire Dalek fleet, and damage the TARDIS. The biggest downside is that Time Lords can die permanently if killed "again" at the right time during the regenerative process.

Acausality: The Doctor can exist outside of localized time loops and is merely weakened when his past selves are taken or erased outside of time-line. Time Lords are stated to exist outside "the normal chain of causal events”.

Time Sensitivity/Precognition: Time Lords can see the flow of Time itself. They have been shown to have space and time awareness that allows them to see time and detect changes in events, and the Eleventh Doctor’s test result was a Level 7 Evolved, which was very high and was confirmed when they once saw perception being used. The Eighth Doctor demonstrated the ability to predict the future as well as the past. The Doctor can remember events from a time loop even when those affected forgot, and the Tenth Doctor had once changed an outcome with his awareness, doing the same thing twice.

Omnilingualism: He is able to speak and understand virtually every language in existence. Although his ship, the TARDIS, is said to translate for his companions, the Doctor possesses this ability on his own. He can even communicate with some animals, such as cats and even dinosaurs.

Skilled Combatant: The Doctor is an expert in swordfighting, marksmanship, and martial arts (especially Venusian Aikido) from having picked up these skills as a time-traveler, although he rarely uses them and would rather solve things peacefully or outsmart his enemies instead.

Venusian Aikido: Even while unarmed, the Doctor can still fight hand-to-hand. Their main style of close quarters combat is Venusian Aikido/Karate. A martial art that uses joint locks, throws and kicks, as well as pressure points, completely paralyzing others while still being harmless; however, if the Doctor were to use the paralyzing technique on someone for long enough, they become permanently paralyzed.

Superpony Strength: The Doctor is stated to be stronger than he looks. The Doctor can get a superpony strength boost during regeneration to karate-chop a brick in half, and break down steel doors. The Doctor has snap a man’s neck, rip a stone arm off, and broke an Azbantium wall that stated to be 400 times harder than diamond. The Doctor is strong enough to outmatch a Cyberman in strength, who can punch through the steel plate. In the comic Defender of the Daleks, the Tenth Doctor lifted a Dalek, which weighs only two-and-a-half Earth pounds, to safety before the floor collapsed under them. The First Doctor's dying of old age had earlier rendered him "weak as a kitten", but his oncoming regeneration temporarily provides him with renewed strength and vitality (as explained to him by the Twelfth). However, some incarnations of the Doctor have demonstrated above-average strength in his adventures when necessary.

Heightened Senses: Time Lords have shown their senses are on a whole different level than that of a pony, as the Doctor can figure things out from the tiniest bit of information. Can notice paradoxes with their sense of smell, taste teleportation in the air, and can see this white crystal that is out of sync with time. Their eyesight can go as far as recognising Time Lords despite their regeneration, and even see that people like Captain Jack Harkness are a “fixed point.”

Respiratory Bypass System: As a Time Lord, the Doctor had a respiratory bypass system, which allowed them to hold their breath for an extended period of time, in order to survive strangulation and to avoid drowning. Even in the vacuum of space, the Doctor could survive far longer than a pony, though this left the Twelfth Doctor blinded, and survive without a suit for some time.

Longevity: The Second Doctor stated that Time Lords can "live forever, barring accidents." Thanks to regeneration and his own natural longevity, the Doctor has lived for many centuries—his first incarnation alone existed for over 450 years. Time Lords, in general consider 700 years to be middle ages, though its unknown if that is for just one incarnation or their entire lives. By the time of the Seventh Doctor he has stated he is approximately 956 years old. However, the Ninth Doctor he says he has forgotten his age and restarts from 900 years, while the Eleventh Doctor guessed that he was 1,200, though he also said he had forgotten. By the time he has regenerated into the Twelfth Doctor he can be estimated to be at least 2,000 years old, if not older. The Fourteenth Doctor claimed to Donna that he was a billion years old.

Fourth Wall Awareness: The Doctor has shown both awareness of the 4th wall between their fictional reality and our “Real” reality but has also traveled to it before. Here’s a list of the many times the Doctor has interacted with the 4th Wall in some manner. And as mentioned before, Time Lords are capable of fighting “The Enemy”, who are the writers of Doctor Who… sure.

Tools; The TARDIS: The TARDIS is the Doctor’s space-time machine that he stole from Gallifrey to travel with ever since his first incarnation, with the name standing for "Time And Relative Dimension(s) In Space". Although it takes the form of a British police public call box, the TARDIS is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside, capable of travelling anywhere in time and space. It has a tractor beam that can tow planets, can block the Black Guardian from breaching the TARDIS, send 2-dimensional beings back to their dimension, create controlled temporal implosions to escape paradoxes, can plug up holes in the universe, and is durable to survive black holes and supernovas. It can manipulate its own interior space and time. The TARDIS surrounded the Celestial Toymaker's realm and jettisoned both it and the Toymaker into space. The TARDIS Matrix has been stated to be 11th Dimensional that the Doctor used the 11th Dimensional Matrixes within the TARDIS to defeat the Quantum Archangel. It stated that if the TARDIS Matrix was destroyed, it could tear open a hole in the universe. It has also been said that if then TARDIS self-destructed, it could destroy all of reality - not just one universe but all of existence. This is backed up in the Season 5 Finale, where the TARDIS was causing the entire universe to collapse and the TARDIS was one of the factors directly responsible for the re-start of the Doctor Who Multiverse in a New Big Bang.

Vortex energy: Vortex energy is dangerous, "unrefined" temporal energy from the Time Vortex. It flowed through the Heart of the TARDIS, but it was dangerous to try and power the TARDIS directly with vortex energy, which could cause power surges in the TARDIS control console. The Doctor has absorbed the vortex energy itself on multiple occasions and was able to weaponise it. It can be accessed by looking into the Heart of the TARDIS as Rose Tyler did. With it, the Eighth Doctor became a transcendent being. While in this state, he was powerful enough to instantly disintegrate the Flood Cybermen from existence and essentially became a god that could see all of reality until he decided to give up his god-hood in order to save his companion. The Ninth Doctor absorbed the vortex energy from the Bad Wolf in order to save Rose Tyler's life, and released it back into the TARDIS. The Thirteenth Doctor unleashed the vortex energy from the TARDIS console at the Flux, that it halt the Flux and prevented it from destroying all of the universe.

TARDIS Key: A key that can be used to summon the TARDIS around himself. If the TARDIS is removed from the deactivated and removed from Space-Time, the Doctor could bring it back with enough power.

TARDIS Homing Watch: Can be used to locate a TARDIS.