( AUDIO: All Hands on Deck) Cardinal Ollistra sent the Time Lord command to collect her when the Doctor's TARDIS crashed. Most of them were removed by the Eighth Doctor, who didn't want her to join the war. ( PROSE: Ghost of Christmas Past) Susan herself was sent several urgent hypercubes from Gallifrey during the Time War. ( PROSE: Ghost of Christmas Past)ĭuring the Last Great Time War, the Eighth Doctor received a hypercube from Susan Foreman. The Eighth Doctor receives Susan Foreman's hypercube. ( PROSE: Deceit)ĭuring the War in Heaven, the War King kept the twelve components of a hybercube stacked neatly on his desk as the last remaining link to his past as a renegade. ( PROSE: Love and War) He later used it to do so whilst arranged for the TARDIS to purge the infection it had contracted after their visit to Tír na n-Óg. The Seventh Doctor later slipped Ace a tesseract on the planet Heaven in order to be able to contact her in the future. The Sixth Doctor was prepared to use a hypercube to summon the Time Lords for help in preventing the Cybermen from changing history, even though he was aware he would be punished with no way of defending himself. The Fifth Doctor used a hypercube to notify the Time Lords that he had found Zero. Calling upon his people for help proved to be a personal sacrifice for the Doctor, effectively turning himself in, resulting in his separation from his companions Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot, his exile on Earth, and a forced regeneration into his third incarnation. The Doctor constructed his hypercube from the six white squares by merging them with his mind, assembling them into the shape of a cube. ( AUDIO: The Dying Light) He was later forced to use them to ask the Time Lords to return the soldiers kidnapped by the War Lords to their own time periods, as he could not do so on his own. After his beacon was disabled, the Second Doctor pocketed the squares. Stoyn's beacon on the sentient planet he was situated on used six white squares, the components of a hypercube. The Second Doctor's Hypercube ( TV: The War Games) Irving Braxiatel once used a hypercube to contact his people about the developments he had learned about the People. ( PROSE: Unnatural History) The Eleventh Doctor referred to them as "psychic containers".
They were mainly owned by members of official Gallifreyan organisations. ( PROSE: Vampire Science, The Ancestor Cell) They were theoretically impossible to intercept, but a member of Faction Paradox intercepted a cube the Eighth Doctor sent to the Time Lords. They could be used by humans as well as Time Lords. Physically resembling white cubes, they were able to store a Time Lord's thoughts or speech and could be sent through time and space. See list Memorable moment Hypercubes, also known as tesseracts, were a Gallifreyan form of communication.
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