| rdfs:comment | - He was the representative of all that was evil and chaotic in the universe, balanced only against the White Guardian, (AUDIO: The Dalek Contract) although another "interface" stated he was not evil but merely the opposite of law, representing both chaos and freedom. (AUDIO: The Destroyer of Delights)
- Like all Guardians of Time (just the two of them on TV, but the novels add blue, red, pink, and orange ones named Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde), the Black Guardian is an immensely powerful being, a master of all reality, a god to the Eternals who are gods to the Time Lords, but he can't actually do shit except for whisper at Turlough or appear on the TARDIS scanner. He can wear mediocre disguises, though, which makes him almost as impressive as a human. He's beyond the need for technology, but he knows all about how the TARDIS worked and wants to steal it, and he tries to manipulate the Doctor into stealing the Key to Time, and so on.
- Tier: High 1-C Name: Black Guardian Origin: Doctor Who Gender: Male Age: Unknown, at least billions of years old (older than the universe) Classification: Guardian of Time, rival of the White Guardian, Elder God (greatest of the Great Old Ones) Powers and Abilities: Higher dimensional existence, reality warping, time manipulation, immortality, cosmic awareness, conceptual embodiment, darkness manipulation, telepathy, telekinesis, energy manipulation, combines with the other Guardians to become the Six-Fold God, nigh-omniscience, omnipresence Speed: Omnipresent Stamina: Infinite
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| abstract | - Tier: High 1-C Name: Black Guardian Origin: Doctor Who Gender: Male Age: Unknown, at least billions of years old (older than the universe) Classification: Guardian of Time, rival of the White Guardian, Elder God (greatest of the Great Old Ones) Powers and Abilities: Higher dimensional existence, reality warping, time manipulation, immortality, cosmic awareness, conceptual embodiment, darkness manipulation, telepathy, telekinesis, energy manipulation, combines with the other Guardians to become the Six-Fold God, nigh-omniscience, omnipresence Attack Potency: High Complex Multiverse level (Stronger than the Great Intelligence, Part of The Six-Fold God) Speed: Omnipresent Striking Strength: High Complex Multiversal Durability: High Complex Multiverse level Stamina: Infinite Range: High Complex Multiversal Standard Equipment: The Key to Time Intelligence: Nigh-Omniscient Weaknesses: Has to follow the codes of conduct set down by the Grace, his lower dimensional avatar can be banished
- He was the representative of all that was evil and chaotic in the universe, balanced only against the White Guardian, (AUDIO: The Dalek Contract) although another "interface" stated he was not evil but merely the opposite of law, representing both chaos and freedom. (AUDIO: The Destroyer of Delights)
- Like all Guardians of Time (just the two of them on TV, but the novels add blue, red, pink, and orange ones named Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde), the Black Guardian is an immensely powerful being, a master of all reality, a god to the Eternals who are gods to the Time Lords, but he can't actually do shit except for whisper at Turlough or appear on the TARDIS scanner. He can wear mediocre disguises, though, which makes him almost as impressive as a human. He's beyond the need for technology, but he knows all about how the TARDIS worked and wants to steal it, and he tries to manipulate the Doctor into stealing the Key to Time, and so on. The Black Guardian was so powerful and so dangerous that, after thwarting his plans, the Doctor had to fit a randomizer to the TARDIS to avoid being tracked by him and subjected to an unavoidable and horrific revenge... Until the Doctor got bored of that after a few weeks and got rid of the randomizer, and nothing happened. Despite being named The Black Guardian, he was played by a white guy, Valentine Lyall, although occasionally in blueface. In the Big Finish audios, he's played by David Troughton; it's unknown whether David wears the blueface.
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