The History Of: Sutekh The Destroyer

[@akshaytrayner1960]

Awesome video my fave villain

[@Wyndrin]

Another fantastic video ^^ I wonder if it's possible to piece each of the accounts together into a single timeline considering the non-linear nature of almost all of his returns 🤔 He did spend gosh knows how long outside of time and space as pure consciousness and even told the 4th Doctor in 'Kill the Doctor ' he'd come from his future after all 🤔🤔 Really enjoyed this, I love how you go the whole way in your research for these videos ^^

[@Dray1]

I'm sure someone could piece it all together just so that it works, we're not entirely sure he latched onto the TARDIS *Just* after Pyramids of Mars, so there is wiggle room for many stories.

[@ItsButterBean1020]

@@Dray1 I like the idea that Sutekh either somehow split his soul into shards (like the Horcruxes) or that he clung to the TARDIS after being bested in the comics

[@invaderbrickstudios900]

Good work man I love this video keep it up

[@Dray1]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed

[@ChrisVillagomez]

I posted a comment already but deleted it cause I wanted to rewrite it. Do you think that the Beast from the Impossible Planet and Sutekh are the same being? I originally thought that the Beast might just be another body that Sutekh had created but when it was trapped, he settled on the masked visage that we know but I don't actually know now. They both claim to be the inspiration for "Ultimate Evil" deities throughout the Universe, and they both were trapped by a race of incredibly advanced aliens in inescapable prisons. They also both tried to escape their prisons using their psychic powers to possess people. I first thought about this when I watched dwfan's video about Sutekh's story in the show. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it cause I think it'd be a really cool little tie-in to something that we know is essentially Satan but is never given an actual explanation. I think it'd be way more interesting as well if the Beast form of Sutekh wasn't actually trapped by the Ossirians but by some other unknown alien race

[@Dray1]

I think he’s definitely a reference but I doubt the same creature. Would be cool though!

[@rohanthomas4134]

17:52 wait the toy maker killed god! Did I miss that line? Also, am I correct in assuming that the reason the faction paradox books and audios don’t have to change? Sutekh’s name is because he’s a mythological and a solidly public domain character? I’ve been led to believe that virtually everything else from Doctor Who that appears in fact paradox gets some alternative name to avoid legal issues. Also, do you think they would ever try to create an audio story but attempts to somehow reconcile all the desperate takes on Sutekh post the pyramids of Mars. Seems like a very Doctor Who expanded universe thing to do lol.

[@Dray1]

Because of how rights worked in television during the 60s-80s, I'm pretty sure they got the rights from the Robert Holmes estate so could use it, they do the same thing with the Sontarans. But Time Lords and other things are off limits due to rights. I'm assuming the BBC themselves just claimed The Doctor, the TARDIS, Time Lords, etc as the Doctor is their character, not Anthony Coburns (An Unearthly Child's writer). Big Finish have made a few stories, so I can imagine they might try and tie it all together, or maybe a book will be written. Who knows!

[@rohanthomas4134]

@@Dray1 “the book of Sutekh, a multiverse of Sutekh, featuring Sutekh.”

[@thomasjohnson8391]

People have the figure of him

[@Dray1]

Indeed they do, verrry expensive mind.