@@croc2112he destroyed his tech, that’s not the same as attacking. Rick fired the demat, the Doctor used the portal to redirect it it, he didn’t attack. And the entire sword/spoon fight he just defended, never attacked.
@@user-ls1qc8hg2s it is by definition the same as attacking when he basically blew him up. And yes the doctor did practically attack doesn't matter how you slice it
Rick is a HUMAN pretending and trying to be a GOD... while the Doctor is a GOD pretending and trying to be HUMAN. It's a quote I saw on the battle itself, and a pretty accurate one at that.
True, I like how despite all the Eldritch horrors the Doctor faces at the regular day-to-day occurrence, he still plays VERY passively against them, so The Doctor is kind of a Lovecraftian monster himself, he's just one of the good ones
Trust me, the Daleks are easily one of the most terrifying creatures in all of fiction. Imagine a being stripped of all emotion, compassion, and feelings and replaced with pure, burning, unyielding, DOMINATING hatred for anything thing that isn't REMOTELY a full-blooded Dalek. And then give them lasers that can instantly kill any organic being and invisible shields that can burn through all types of physical projectile. You can't even permanently beat them because they will always, somehow, return in droves, usually stronger than before. Despite their goofy appearance, they are practically a force of nature. When you hear that raspy, robotic catchphrase of theirs, "EXTERMINATE," you immediately know you are utterly and totally F*CKED.
The time war nearly destroyed time itself. Past future burning and galaxies and réalities ended in an eternal instant. And just two races makes that. The daleks and the time lords
18:20 Shooting The Doctor before the regeneration starts won't do anything, but shooting him *while* it's happening will kill him. And Rick knew what a Time Lord was so he knows this. That's why he says "now hurry up"
Yeah Rick is smart enough to know to kill a time lord during regeneration you have to do it at the right time not at just any. That's why the doctor took out his weapons so he wouldn't have that shot
Where have _you_ been looking? I've seen a bunch of reactions to this battle and at least half include a line like "just shoot him!" Or "why did Rick just let him talk?"
@@carrot708 Old comment but I do wanna add since there's mostly likely going to be people here who want "proof" its literally right at the beginning of season 6, where he gets shot which then causes him to regenerate and while he was regenerating he gets shot again which ultimately kills him, and it was made clear multiple that this would've been the end of him and the only reason this event didn't occur was because the Doctor knew about this event and required prep to avoid this
That, and the rules of Death Battle have been fairly consistent. Which fighter would beat which, more often than not, at the best of their ability. Rick has the weapons and knowledge that could kill the Doctor, but only if he got the chance to use them. Give me a silver sword and lock me in a room with a werewolf, the werewolf's still going to win most of the time.
@@chefbreccia2642even then he would win rick, he has so much contingency plans that the moment he dies he's back in another universe traveling back to kill doctor who
@@jj_genna1515...And then the doctor would just... Win again. It doesnt really matter how many times rick comes back, since he doesnt come back any stronger, and when push comes to shove he *will* just use the D-Mat on Rick, which he would likely do successfully thanks to his greater reaction time and greater experience
I only watched newer Doctor Who from Eccleston onwards and I thought Rick would win. But I learned a lot about things the Doctor did in the old show here and then the outcome made a lot of sense.
Doctor who is a show thats written like its for adults but with a tone and visuals suitable for kids. No sex or gore but youll find a lot of hard hitting, mature and exisistential themes. As who fans we know it looks silly. But believe me when I say that if you give the story telling, soundtrack and A class acting a go, you will be so invested you wont care that it looks like a power rangers sequel.
The camp is part of the charm... right up until it rips your heart out. And YES on the soundtrack (at least the modern series, God bless Murray Gold), and the acting (there has NEVER been a bad Doctor- bad writing, yes, but never a bad actor).
people who know nothing about dr who watching this is amazing because even one sentence about that series is enough to break someone mentally if they don't know what to expect
@@gamerboiiiiiii People say that all the time. And don't give me the "But.. But... Chibnall!" Bullshit, there's downsides of Doctor Who throughout its history.
He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing. The fury of the Time Lord. And then we discovered why. Why this Doctor who had fought with gods and demons, why he’d run away from us and hidden. He was being kind. He wrapped my father in unbreakable chains, forged in the heart of a dwarf star. He tricked my mother into the event horizon of a collapsing galaxy, to be imprisoned there forever. He still visits my sister- He trapped her inside a mirror. Every mirror. As for me, I was suspended in time. And the Doctor put me to work standing over the fields of England, as their protector. We wanted to live forever. So the Doctor made sure that we did. Moral of the story, don’t mess with the doctor
As to why Rick didn shoot the Doctor, remember what Wiz said, th Doctor can only be killed during Regeneration, that what Rick was doing, waiting, even told him to hurry up. He shot moth his hearts and was waiiting til the regen started(When the time energy is emitted from his head and arms), then was gonna shoot him.
Doctor Who is a family show if you’re wondering. Not necessarily for kids but still friendly enough that it’s still suitable for them. It certainly isn’t a show that’s primarily for adults.
It looks like a police box because it's supposed to camouflage and be anything normal wherever he goes. But one day it got stuck and he liked it so much he kept it
The one crazy thing the doctor has ever done is completely ruin a woman's life by telling her employer "doesn't she look tired" and literally all of that was history she was done for
Not her employer. Her assistant. She was prime minister of England at the time, and dropping those six words in her assistant’s ear chain reacted into a firestorm of media hostility that her approval ratings collapsed, she couldn’t win re-election, and she wound up out of power, out of the spotlight, and out of relevance. Yet still willing to fight by his side when the chips were down.
@@freddyd1783 also technically with doctor who, as doctor who's canon is very stranded and contradictory and spread or like doctor who doesn't have a set canon or like many say doctor who doesn't have a canon at all or everything is canon................ it's complicated
The reason Rick didn’t shoot him during his monologue was because he hadn’t fully started regenerating. That was just the buildup to his regeneration. It’s why Rick told him to hurry up so he could leave
The best season for Doctor who if you want to watch is 2005 reboot of the series, which introduces the Ninth Doctor, played by Christopher Eccleston. This is a great entry point for new viewers as it serves as a soft reboot of the series and introduces the world of "Doctor Who" I have to be honest the special effects isn't really great but if you don't mind it coolit gets better in season 2
Doctor Who is a show for general audiences. Not necessarily FOR Kids, but kids can still enjoy it. I think the best comparison you can make is Star Trek, like OG Star Trek. The effects and costumes were super cheesy because the it’s a Sci Fi Show operating on a TV show budget, which historically means “Not a lot of Money”. But it still has a charm to the cheesiness, kinda like Star Trek.
Doc Who basically owns it's campiness for the most part. But it's very much made for adults, while being kid friendly. Mostly. There are people who admit to having been traumatized by things from the show they watched as kids.
@@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited I didn't think any of the monsters were really scary except that one scene where a guy is forcibly transformed into an Ood lol, that's what got me traumatized
@@Lotselance what that part was funny then again i was grown up by then the flatline thought that shit was creepy a 2 dimensional monster that lives in the walls that was scary for me
Remember the Parting of the Ways episode when Rose used the Time Energy in the Tardis and became the Bad Wolf Entity? Remember how powerful she was, in defeating the Daleks, tanking their weapons, resurrecting Captain Jack and making him a fixed point immortal? Remember how the Doctor used his psychic powers to pull the time energy out of her and put it back in the Tardis? That means that he too can use that power and actually know how to use it. But Death Battle omitted this power.
Since Doctor Who actually has its own story, I'd recommend just starting with Season 1 so you don't get confused when something important pops up later down the road.
You gotta be more specific with WHICH doctor (and I personally think Eccleston is a good place to start, hell that's where I and I think a lot of others started and it was a fairly good place. It reintroduced a lot of older concepts, and if I'm being honest...I tried watching the older Who seasons and I just...couldn't get into them).
Regeneration hadn't started yet when the Doc was monologuing. It didn't start until the big explosion, and Rick didn't do enough damage to kill him with the bio injection once it did start. Shooting him during the monologue wouldn't have done any good.
1. Doctor Who is more on the family friendly side, but its no stranger to dipping its toes in some straight up sci-fi horror. In fact, "Blink" and "Midnight" are easily some of the best episodes of the entire franchise , certainly the Tennant era, that are *perfect* for introducing people to Doctor Who as a whole. 2. The Doctor beating Rick with his own attack instead of ever hurting him himself is perfectly in character
they said Time Lords only die if killed during regeneration lol, if Rick shot him before the golden explosion it would have done nothing, that's why Rick said hurry up most onesided Death Battle we've had in a very long time, but also one of the best written ones for both characters
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"most onesided Death Battle we've had in a very long time" Sure it is.
There's some stand-out episodes of Doctor who that are absolutely terrifying. They reference one of the more famous ones in this ones with the moving statues. The best doctor is the 10th doctor by far, who is the one in this death battle. 9th is where the show really became relevant for modern audiences, but starting from the beginning of the 10th doctors time until the start of the 11th is valid.
When Doctor Who started in the 60s, it was made more for kids. The morden Doctor Who series from 2005 onwards, which can be watched without watching previous episodes, I feel is for everyone while also having themes that's more for teens and adults. There are some genuinely scary and heartfelt thoughtful episodes. There's a two part episode that you could watch with just the context you know, and you might like it. It's episodes 8 and 9 of season 4. It's what I would recommend to someone who never saw Doctor Who.
It didn’t state this but the reason it is a police box is because the TARDIS always camouflage’s where it is, and when he landed it old Britain it broke, and got stuck as a police box. I’m pretty sure it got fixed but he kept it because it was ‘iconic’ or something idk haven’t watch it in a long time.
A quick and easy explanation to why rick lost is because. Rick was a man who figured out time travel and has cheated death with his many inventions. While the doctor is from a species known as time lords and was capable of surviving battles against opponents who nearly destroyed time and space.
"He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing. The fury of the Time Lord. And then we discovered why. Why this Doctor, who'd fought with Gods and Demons, why he'd run away from us, and hidden..... ......he was being kind.... He wrapped my father in unbreakable chains, forged in the heart of a dwarf star. He tricked my mother into the event horizon of a collapsing galaxy. To be imprisoned there...forever. He still visits my sister, once a year, every year. I wonder if one day he might forgive her, but there she is. Can you see her? He trapped her inside a mirror. Every mirror. If ever you look at your reflection, and see something move behind you, just for a second. That's her. That's always her. As for me I was suspended in time. And the Doctor put me to work, standing over the fields of England as their protector. We wanted to live forever. So the Doctor made sure that we did." Family of blood, episode, I guess, called "Human instinct" or something like this. One of the best stories of New Doctor Who.
Honestly, there's a lot that can be said for Doctor Who, but there's truly no other show quite like it. It's something I highly recommend watching to understand. It's very special, even if it's lost that edge for the past few years.
Start with "City of Death". It's considered one of the best stories. Then, "Power of the Daleks", "Genesis of the Daleks", and then the modern series "Dalek". Those are the four stories I turned my partner onto the series with, and are probably in every fan's top ten.
If you're going to get into the new Doctor Who stuff, start with the reboot from 2005 staring Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth incarnation of The Doctor. With episode one, “Rose”. The Ninth Doctor was unfortunately only around for one season, but he was good and eccentric and he paved the way for the the most beloved version of the Doctor played by David Tennant. (No offense to classic 'whovians' who probably still favor Tom Baker as the best from the old series.)
Doctor Who is primarily aimed at family audiences. It had a couple of spinoffs: The Sarah Jane Adventures, which was aimed toward a younger/teen audience, and Torchwood, which was aimed at an adult audience. The Series 4 finale serves as a crossover between these three shows. As for recommendations, a few suggestions I'd make are "The Daleks" (1963, 7 episodes), "The Three Doctors" (1972-1973, 4 episodes), "Genesis of the Daleks" (1975, 6 episodes), and "The Five Doctors" (1983, 1 feature-length special; I recommend the Special Edition); "The Daleks" is about 3 hours but recently they released a colorized version that's only about 70 minutes - pretty decent, good music choices, though personally I think the editing is a bit choppy in places. As for New Who, which started in 2005, personally, I enjoyed Series 1-6, (most of) Part 2 of Series 7, "The Night of the Doctor" and "The Day of the Doctor" (2013).
Very good suggestions! And I love that youre shilling classic who specifically, however im not so sure im with you on recommending "The 5 Doctors". For me its very much a "for the fans" type story (for obvious reasons - anniversary and all that) and without the nostalgia feeling of seeing old familiar faces the story itself is not the cleanest. Its has to bend to include everyone and thus is rather unfocused imo. Perhaps thats just me though.
I'd suggest for new fans to just start with 9 (new who series 1) and then go up to this day and maybe after check out classic stuff. I'd say that the Sja audience is kids, torchwood is teen/young adult/adult and dr who is for everyone (saying it's a family show damages public/the outsiders perception as in their mind a family show could just be the equivalent to a kids show so it's better to say it can be suited for everyone but at points can go in directions that maybe the youngest of kids might not wanna see until a bit older, also from that it can be stated that dr who's show structureis that it can reinvent itself and go into various new interesting directions and can explore many genres)
@@Daelyas Yeah, if you hadn't seen "The Three Doctors" beforehand you might not get the same experience - it's like a sequel where you need to have watched the first one to really understand it. And from what I remember "The Five Doctors" didn't have much in the way of intertwining plotlines. I've also seen some Patrick Troughton serials but it was so long ago since I've seen them I can't remember enough to really recommend them, even though he's my second-favourite Doctor. The only thing I can really remember is the make-do-and-mend design of the Mondasian Cybermen.
I love this Death Battle! I got into the Doctor Who series in high school! In my personal opinion, the series isn't the same like it was before, however it was incredible. This was an unexpected but welcome Death Battle! 🙏🏽💪
Doctor who is made for all ages. There’s an adult spin off called torchwood, and there’s a kid spin off called Sarah Jane adventures. Start with the revival with the 9th doctor! You won’t be disappointed!
Rick learned if you shoot something that’s spitting out pure energy NOT knowing what it is- it could be bad that’s why he was so hesitant on that decision. That’s why he used the other gun to shoot him. Then used the D-mat weapon on him
It’s actually a very well written show and fundamentally very similar to Rick and Morty.(for the most part), it does have goofy fx in the old seasons, but series 3 and on have way better effects.
Doctor who is watchable for kids but it takes itself seriously. It might be free for all ages but when you are an adult watching it you truly understand the stuff that are happening...
Doctor Who was made originally for kids. Later it became for kids and adults with a strong inner child. “There’s no point being grown up if you can’t act childish at times” the 4th Doctor.
Yoo, I GOTCHU two! Let me take you back in time for a second to highschool and you have friends who are into Doctor Who and want you to get into it. But you're a weirdo and you don't like even remote spoilers, so you have your friends find you a really good episode that is spoiler-free. One of the best places to dip your toes in when it comes to Doctor Who, and I'm 100% bias cause this was my test episode, but watch the episode "Midnight" first. It's 100% spoiler free and doesn't tie into anything directly. If you get into the vibe of that episode, definitely give Doctor Who a shot!
@@dekudude8888 not really The doctor would have the glory Which gives him control over dc He'd scale higher than all of DC Bil and discord don't even go past lux aeterna doc
Honestly people like the Doctor are *why the Ricks made the finite curve.* It literally states in the show, outside of the limited slice of the multiverse the show takes place in, *there are people smarter, stronger than Rick.*
Doctor Who is like a british show (one of the longest of all time actually worldwide), thats sci-fi heavy and involves a "Doctor" thats a time traveller essentially, and generally he every now and then "regenerates" during a climactic episode and essentially comes back as a new actor so that theres a new person playing them every now and themn
22:38 It's hard to explain, but its a yes and no. The tone is a bit corny, fun and has lessons about history and science. However, it does have slight adult humor as well.
Just for context on English slang. Bloke is often used to refer to people (mostly men) who are not in the conversation e.g. "That Ryan's a strange bloke, ain't he?". The word Mate is often used when talking to the person directly e.g. "Alright mate?" But these are general uses of the words. People tend to mix and match to whatever suits the conversation.
Commander Strax: Colonel Manton, you will give the order for your men to withdraw. The Doctor: No. Colonel Manton, I want you to tell your men to run away. Colonel Manton: You what? The Doctor: Those words. "Run away." I want you to be famous for those exact words. [increasingly angry] I want people to call you "Colonel Run Away." I want children laughing outside your door because they've found the house of Colonel Run Away, and when people come to you and ask if trying to get to me through [shouting] THE PEOPLE I LOVE... [calmer] is in any way a good idea... I want you to tell them your name. [pause] Oh, look, I'm angry. That's new. I'm really not sure what's going to happen now. Madame Kovarian: The anger of a good man is not a problem. Good men... have too many rules. The Doctor: Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many.
Doctor Who they had cartoons back in the early seventies of Doctor Who also Doctor Who was created in 1963 it was meant to be for teenagers kids and adults in Great Britain
Shooting The Doctor while regenerating is a hopeless attempt; that regeneration energy he's blasting out of every part of his body will heal anything short of a nuke, and even then he wasn't 100% sure that would do the job, but did not care to test it.
The DALEKs look unintimidating, but when you see their raw power and strength at their peak, oh boy you're in for a treat, if humanity fought the DALEKs, the DALEKs would win in less than an hour if they went all out, a broken empire of the DALEKs shot at earth and caused countries and continents to fuse together because of the explosive power of their weapons, and they weren't even using the full power of those weapons. A quote from The Doctor "If a nuclear bomb was dropped on it. It would just blink.", also the weakest of their ships has the destructive capability of the death star, being able to planet bust.
this is what you need to know about the doctor. if he is your friend, he will protect you with everything he has. if you are his foe, then there is no where in time or space you will be safe from him, should you piss him off. just ask col. runaway.
Watch any of the weeping angel parts and you tell me if the show dr.who is for kids or not lol dr.who is the reason a lot scary monsters in horror games exist like the SCP “pinut” or the wobbly head creature from fatal company. Anything that’s a “will not move or kill you if you keep looking at it” we’re all made thanks to the weeping angels from dr.who. They were terrifying 😅
The reason why some of the CGI and special effects look kind of goofy is because it’s been around since 1963 and early 2000’s where they started to try and improve
Doctor who can be kinda chessy but still have very good episodes like the weeping Angels episode or the whole river song storyline. Once you get past the 9th doctor, things get really good.
I have a theory about time travel that might be out there. Since Time Travel can't possibly exist in real life because it would be literally breaking one of the fundamental laws of reality it will always just be a theory. However I believe that what we think of as "changing the past" is actually a causality loop created by time travel itself. I.E fate. What is meant to happen always will happen. An infinite loop of the same mistakes being made. Also known as a fixed point. What we would experience if such a thing existed would be the other side of how we tried to change something but, ended up reliving an event that already happened. Like how the characters of Lost relived the events that created their situation in the present and then realised that they were the reason everything fell apart. They weren't changing anything. They were living out every moment how it originally happened without knowing it. It's all a bunch of nonsense but, it's still fun to think about.
Its really made for everyone generational speaking givien how old it is and what the regeneration allows for it. Basically a way for it to try new things every few years while allowing for anyone that worked on it to ether move on, die, etc. Want early education that's the first doctor for you. Want more earth based stories, that's the beginning third doctor for you. Want mystery and intrigue in a character. Give 7 or some 4th doctor stories a go. Want melodrama give the 9th through 12th era a stop by.
The Doctor is the first fighter to never attack their opponent, and he STILL WON
He did attack him. Just stop lying lmao
@@croc2112When did he?
@@Suzukari used the screwdriver to blow up his metal arms snd killed him eith the de mat gun
@@croc2112he destroyed his tech, that’s not the same as attacking. Rick fired the demat, the Doctor used the portal to redirect it it, he didn’t attack. And the entire sword/spoon fight he just defended, never attacked.
@@user-ls1qc8hg2s it is by definition the same as attacking when he basically blew him up. And yes the doctor did practically attack doesn't matter how you slice it
Rick is a HUMAN pretending and trying to be a GOD... while the Doctor is a GOD pretending and trying to be HUMAN.
It's a quote I saw on the battle itself, and a pretty accurate one at that.
True, I like how despite all the Eldritch horrors the Doctor faces at the regular day-to-day occurrence, he still plays VERY passively against them, so The Doctor is kind of a Lovecraftian monster himself, he's just one of the good ones
Trust me, the Daleks are easily one of the most terrifying creatures in all of fiction.
Imagine a being stripped of all emotion, compassion, and feelings and replaced with pure, burning, unyielding, DOMINATING hatred for anything thing that isn't REMOTELY a full-blooded Dalek. And then give them lasers that can instantly kill any organic being and invisible shields that can burn through all types of physical projectile. You can't even permanently beat them because they will always, somehow, return in droves, usually stronger than before. Despite their goofy appearance, they are practically a force of nature.
When you hear that raspy, robotic catchphrase of theirs, "EXTERMINATE," you immediately know you are utterly and totally F*CKED.
The time war nearly destroyed time itself. Past future burning and galaxies and réalities ended in an eternal instant. And just two races makes that. The daleks and the time lords
Despite their laser being able to instantly kill, they purposely dial down the intensity just to make your death as painful as possible.
And yet... they quiver at the sight of... The Doctor.
Dozens of robots are like that in fiction so meh
@@croc2112 they're not robots. It's an armor.
18:20 Shooting The Doctor before the regeneration starts won't do anything, but shooting him *while* it's happening will kill him. And Rick knew what a Time Lord was so he knows this. That's why he says "now hurry up"
Kinda funny how often I see a comment like this under reacts to this fight
Yeah Rick is smart enough to know to kill a time lord during regeneration you have to do it at the right time not at just any. That's why the doctor took out his weapons so he wouldn't have that shot
@@SufferingSuccotash Only reacts that make a comment about "why didn't he just shoot him?"
Where have _you_ been looking? I've seen a bunch of reactions to this battle and at least half include a line like "just shoot him!" Or "why did Rick just let him talk?"
@@carrot708 Old comment but I do wanna add since there's mostly likely going to be people here who want "proof" its literally right at the beginning of season 6, where he gets shot which then causes him to regenerate and while he was regenerating he gets shot again which ultimately kills him, and it was made clear multiple that this would've been the end of him and the only reason this event didn't occur was because the Doctor knew about this event and required prep to avoid this
Of course the only people that think Rick can beat the Doctor are the ones who never saw Doctor Who.
That, and the rules of Death Battle have been fairly consistent. Which fighter would beat which, more often than not, at the best of their ability. Rick has the weapons and knowledge that could kill the Doctor, but only if he got the chance to use them. Give me a silver sword and lock me in a room with a werewolf, the werewolf's still going to win most of the time.
@@chefbreccia2642even then he would win rick, he has so much contingency plans that the moment he dies he's back in another universe traveling back to kill doctor who
@@jj_genna1515they explained why that wouldn’t work already, d-mat
@@jj_genna1515...And then the doctor would just... Win again. It doesnt really matter how many times rick comes back, since he doesnt come back any stronger, and when push comes to shove he *will* just use the D-Mat on Rick, which he would likely do successfully thanks to his greater reaction time and greater experience
I only watched newer Doctor Who from Eccleston onwards and I thought Rick would win. But I learned a lot about things the Doctor did in the old show here and then the outcome made a lot of sense.
Doctor who is a show thats written like its for adults but with a tone and visuals suitable for kids. No sex or gore but youll find a lot of hard hitting, mature and exisistential themes.
As who fans we know it looks silly. But believe me when I say that if you give the story telling, soundtrack and A class acting a go, you will be so invested you wont care that it looks like a power rangers sequel.
The camp is part of the charm... right up until it rips your heart out. And YES on the soundtrack (at least the modern series, God bless Murray Gold), and the acting (there has NEVER been a bad Doctor- bad writing, yes, but never a bad actor).
people who know nothing about dr who watching this is amazing because even one sentence about that series is enough to break someone mentally if they don't know what to expect
Sucks it ended after capaldi..
@@gamerboiiiiiii nah, just took a pretty long break.
@@gamerboiiiiiii People say that all the time.
And don't give me the "But.. But... Chibnall!" Bullshit, there's downsides of Doctor Who throughout its history.
It’s a tv show relax
He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing. The fury of the Time Lord. And then we discovered why. Why this Doctor who had fought with gods and demons, why he’d run away from us and hidden. He was being kind.
He wrapped my father in unbreakable chains, forged in the heart of a dwarf star. He tricked my mother into the event horizon of a collapsing galaxy, to be imprisoned there forever. He still visits my sister- He trapped her inside a mirror. Every mirror. As for me, I was suspended in time. And the Doctor put me to work standing over the fields of England, as their protector.
We wanted to live forever. So the Doctor made sure that we did.
Moral of the story, don’t mess with the doctor
When the doctor runs from you, he's trying to protect you.
"I've seen whole armies turn and run at the mere mention of his name. And he'd just swagger off into his TARDIS
As to why Rick didn shoot the Doctor, remember what Wiz said, th Doctor can only be killed during Regeneration, that what Rick was doing, waiting, even told him to hurry up. He shot moth his hearts and was waiiting til the regen started(When the time energy is emitted from his head and arms), then was gonna shoot him.
He apmost died to a predator.
Doctor Who is a family show if you’re wondering. Not necessarily for kids but still friendly enough that it’s still suitable for them. It certainly isn’t a show that’s primarily for adults.
Basically for Mature audiences
And yet still a great show
It's primarily for everyone.
@@epiccarrot88ye but mid teens to adults will definitely understand the humour and messages more than a younger audience
@@neilmacartney8972 Indeed.
Would you be surprised to know that meeting Hilter in that episode *was just a footnote?*
It looks like a police box because it's supposed to camouflage and be anything normal wherever he goes. But one day it got stuck and he liked it so much he kept it
Didn't the chameleon circuit get damaged and it was just that way? But you're right that he liked the look and didn't bother getting it fixed.
@jamestomato1744 yes
@@jamestomato1744 You just repeated what bro said but worse.
@senatorarmstrong1233 yeah I basically did. Failed my perception check unfortunately - got a nat 1, u know how it is.
The one crazy thing the doctor has ever done is completely ruin a woman's life by telling her employer "doesn't she look tired" and literally all of that was history she was done for
and she then proceeds to die in his name but standing by her point.
I do think the Doc did regret his action then and there
Not her employer.
Her assistant.
She was prime minister of England at the time, and dropping those six words in her assistant’s ear chain reacted into a firestorm of media hostility that her approval ratings collapsed, she couldn’t win re-election, and she wound up out of power, out of the spotlight, and out of relevance.
Yet still willing to fight by his side when the chips were down.
It wasn’t even her employer it was like her bodyguard, which is just way more impressive
@@avocadothecatspecially because that made it possible for "Harold Saxon" to become Prime Minister
I loved how the Death Battle looked like it could’ve came from a Rick & Morty episode 🔥
The series finale since Rick got ended by The Doctor. 😂
This is technically canon to "Death Battle" Rick according to Rick and Morty lore (not C-137 per se)
@@freddyd1783 also technically with doctor who, as doctor who's canon is very stranded and contradictory and spread or like doctor who doesn't have a set canon or like many say doctor who doesn't have a canon at all or everything is canon................ it's complicated
Off topic but Jazz is right in the money when she’s talking about the difference between how people use “Bud” and “Buddy”
The reason Rick didn’t shoot him during his monologue was because he hadn’t fully started regenerating. That was just the buildup to his regeneration. It’s why Rick told him to hurry up so he could leave
The best season for Doctor who if you want to watch is 2005 reboot of the series, which introduces the Ninth Doctor, played by Christopher Eccleston. This is a great entry point for new viewers as it serves as a soft reboot of the series and introduces the world of "Doctor Who" I have to be honest the special effects isn't really great but if you don't mind it coolit gets better in season 2
Definitely.
The Turn of the Earth speech alone….
"Dalek" remains one of my three favorite Dalek stories (alongside Genesis and Power).
Doctor Who is a show for general audiences. Not necessarily FOR Kids, but kids can still enjoy it. I think the best comparison you can make is Star Trek, like OG Star Trek. The effects and costumes were super cheesy because the it’s a Sci Fi Show operating on a TV show budget, which historically means “Not a lot of Money”. But it still has a charm to the cheesiness, kinda like Star Trek.
Can’t help but think about Rick’s “I’m Doctor Who in this mf!” Line💀
That why i love rick
Doc Who basically owns it's campiness for the most part. But it's very much made for adults, while being kid friendly. Mostly. There are people who admit to having been traumatized by things from the show they watched as kids.
Getting traumatized from Doctor Who as a kid is a basic coming of age ritual in the UK
@@Lotselance for me it was the weeping angels and the flatline that thing was fking terrifying
@@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited I didn't think any of the monsters were really scary except that one scene where a guy is forcibly transformed into an Ood lol, that's what got me traumatized
@@Lotselance what that part was funny then again i was grown up by then the flatline thought that shit was creepy a 2 dimensional monster that lives in the walls that was scary for me
They nerfed the Doctor hard and he still won
How did they nerf him hard? Prove it. I watch the show so be specific.
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Watch doctor who.
Remember the Parting of the Ways episode when Rose used the Time Energy in the Tardis and became the Bad Wolf Entity?
Remember how powerful she was, in defeating the Daleks, tanking their weapons, resurrecting Captain Jack and making him a fixed point immortal?
Remember how the Doctor used his psychic powers to pull the time energy out of her and put it back in the Tardis?
That means that he too can use that power and actually know how to use it.
But Death Battle omitted this power.
Since Doctor Who actually has its own story, I'd recommend just starting with Season 1 so you don't get confused when something important pops up later down the road.
season 1 or season 1?
@@kiwi_armsor the new upcoming season 1?
season 1 as in William Hartnell (1st doctor)or season 1 as in Cristopher Eccleston (9th doctor)
(to simplify if you go by doctor instead of seasons)
You gotta be more specific with WHICH doctor (and I personally think Eccleston is a good place to start, hell that's where I and I think a lot of others started and it was a fairly good place. It reintroduced a lot of older concepts, and if I'm being honest...I tried watching the older Who seasons and I just...couldn't get into them).
Regeneration hadn't started yet when the Doc was monologuing. It didn't start until the big explosion, and Rick didn't do enough damage to kill him with the bio injection once it did start. Shooting him during the monologue wouldn't have done any good.
1. Doctor Who is more on the family friendly side, but its no stranger to dipping its toes in some straight up sci-fi horror.
In fact, "Blink" and "Midnight" are easily some of the best episodes of the entire franchise , certainly the Tennant era, that are *perfect* for introducing people to Doctor Who as a whole.
2. The Doctor beating Rick with his own attack instead of ever hurting him himself is perfectly in character
In Dwaynes defense in the beginning over here in the UK we call practically every guy a Bloke. He hit it right on the nose with that one. 😂
they said Time Lords only die if killed during regeneration lol, if Rick shot him before the golden explosion it would have done nothing, that's why Rick said hurry up
most onesided Death Battle we've had in a very long time, but also one of the best written ones for both characters
"most onesided Death Battle we've had in a very long time" Sure it is.
There's some stand-out episodes of Doctor who that are absolutely terrifying. They reference one of the more famous ones in this ones with the moving statues.
The best doctor is the 10th doctor by far, who is the one in this death battle. 9th is where the show really became relevant for modern audiences, but starting from the beginning of the 10th doctors time until the start of the 11th is valid.
Incorrect. Skipping 9 is a sin punishable by EXTERMINATION.
He has to wait until the regeneration starts before shooting. That’s he said “now hurry up.”
18:30 if he shot him it he would have regenerated he needed the fire to shoot out cause if he dies there it ends the doctors immortality
4:54 "Nobody important, blimey that's amazing, 900 years in time and space and i've never met anyone who wasn't important before"
When Doctor Who started in the 60s, it was made more for kids. The morden Doctor Who series from 2005 onwards, which can be watched without watching previous episodes, I feel is for everyone while also having themes that's more for teens and adults. There are some genuinely scary and heartfelt thoughtful episodes. There's a two part episode that you could watch with just the context you know, and you might like it. It's episodes 8 and 9 of season 4. It's what I would recommend to someone who never saw Doctor Who.
Dr Who is a great show. Full of interesting concepts and brilliant acting. I think you guys would enjoy it. Starting at the 9th doctor
14:40 The Doctor was savage in this episode! 💪
"The fury of the time lord" ;P
It didn’t state this but the reason it is a police box is because the TARDIS always camouflage’s where it is, and when he landed it old Britain it broke, and got stuck as a police box. I’m pretty sure it got fixed but he kept it because it was ‘iconic’ or something idk haven’t watch it in a long time.
FUN FACT: the 11th Doctor was the One Who broke the chamelion camuflage in 1963.
Someone tell Dwayne N’ Jazz do a reaction video of death battle’s Galactus vs. Unicron.
If you want a good episode of Doctor Who to watch, Blink or Midnight are two top tier intros to the franchise. Not goofy, even.
A quick and easy explanation to why rick lost is because. Rick was a man who figured out time travel and has cheated death with his many inventions. While the doctor is from a species known as time lords and was capable of surviving battles against opponents who nearly destroyed time and space.
"He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing. The fury of the Time Lord. And then we discovered why. Why this Doctor, who'd fought with Gods and Demons, why he'd run away from us, and hidden.....
......he was being kind....
He wrapped my father in unbreakable chains, forged in the heart of a dwarf star.
He tricked my mother into the event horizon of a collapsing galaxy. To be imprisoned there...forever.
He still visits my sister, once a year, every year. I wonder if one day he might forgive her, but there she is. Can you see her? He trapped her inside a mirror. Every mirror. If ever you look at your reflection, and see something move behind you, just for a second. That's her. That's always her.
As for me I was suspended in time. And the Doctor put me to work, standing over the fields of England as their protector.
We wanted to live forever. So the Doctor made sure that we did."
Family of blood, episode, I guess, called "Human instinct" or something like this. One of the best stories of New Doctor Who.
And that's why The Doctor can beat Goku.
TIME TO GET RICKETY RICKETY WRECKED!!!! 😂
That "muppet" was Alf. Just so ya know. An alien from an 80s sitcom of the same name.
I love that y’all still together ❤😂
You gotta do Galactus vs Unicron next
You missed James Bond VS John Wick! And Stitch VS Rocket!
Honestly, there's a lot that can be said for Doctor Who, but there's truly no other show quite like it. It's something I highly recommend watching to understand. It's very special, even if it's lost that edge for the past few years.
It’s both for kids and adults
Start with "City of Death". It's considered one of the best stories. Then, "Power of the Daleks", "Genesis of the Daleks", and then the modern series "Dalek".
Those are the four stories I turned my partner onto the series with, and are probably in every fan's top ten.
If you're going to get into the new Doctor Who stuff, start with the reboot from 2005 staring Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth incarnation of The Doctor. With episode one, “Rose”. The Ninth Doctor was unfortunately only around for one season, but he was good and eccentric and he paved the way for the the most beloved version of the Doctor played by David Tennant. (No offense to classic 'whovians' who probably still favor Tom Baker as the best from the old series.)
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You should look up a few clips to demonstrate the doctor's fury. Look up "the time lord's fury" and "doctor who basically run."
Doctor Who is primarily aimed at family audiences. It had a couple of spinoffs: The Sarah Jane Adventures, which was aimed toward a younger/teen audience, and Torchwood, which was aimed at an adult audience. The Series 4 finale serves as a crossover between these three shows.
As for recommendations, a few suggestions I'd make are "The Daleks" (1963, 7 episodes), "The Three Doctors" (1972-1973, 4 episodes), "Genesis of the Daleks" (1975, 6 episodes), and "The Five Doctors" (1983, 1 feature-length special; I recommend the Special Edition); "The Daleks" is about 3 hours but recently they released a colorized version that's only about 70 minutes - pretty decent, good music choices, though personally I think the editing is a bit choppy in places. As for New Who, which started in 2005, personally, I enjoyed Series 1-6, (most of) Part 2 of Series 7, "The Night of the Doctor" and "The Day of the Doctor" (2013).
Very good suggestions! And I love that youre shilling classic who specifically, however im not so sure im with you on recommending "The 5 Doctors". For me its very much a "for the fans" type story (for obvious reasons - anniversary and all that) and without the nostalgia feeling of seeing old familiar faces the story itself is not the cleanest. Its has to bend to include everyone and thus is rather unfocused imo.
Perhaps thats just me though.
I'd suggest for new fans to just start with 9 (new who series 1) and then go up to this day and maybe after check out classic stuff.
I'd say that the Sja audience is kids, torchwood is teen/young adult/adult and dr who is for everyone (saying it's a family show damages public/the outsiders perception as in their mind a family show could just be the equivalent to a kids show so it's better to say it can be suited for everyone but at points can go in directions that maybe the youngest of kids might not wanna see until a bit older, also from that it can be stated that dr who's show structureis that it can reinvent itself and go into various new interesting directions and can explore many genres)
@@Daelyas Yeah, if you hadn't seen "The Three Doctors" beforehand you might not get the same experience - it's like a sequel where you need to have watched the first one to really understand it. And from what I remember "The Five Doctors" didn't have much in the way of intertwining plotlines.
I've also seen some Patrick Troughton serials but it was so long ago since I've seen them I can't remember enough to really recommend them, even though he's my second-favourite Doctor. The only thing I can really remember is the make-do-and-mend design of the Mondasian Cybermen.
It was originally for kids but since it's about 60 years old now it's mostly for adults or young adults
I love this Death Battle! I got into the Doctor Who series in high school! In my personal opinion, the series isn't the same like it was before, however it was incredible. This was an unexpected but welcome Death Battle! 🙏🏽💪
I'll add to the list of people saying, watch "Blink" - it's a standalone episode... would love to see your reaction to it!
Doctor who is made for all ages. There’s an adult spin off called torchwood, and there’s a kid spin off called Sarah Jane adventures. Start with the revival with the 9th doctor! You won’t be disappointed!
Rick learned if you shoot something that’s spitting out pure energy NOT knowing what it is- it could be bad that’s why he was so hesitant on that decision. That’s why he used the other gun to shoot him. Then used the D-mat weapon on him
Hey, when you have literally hundreds of thousands of years to practice, you can parry a sword with a spoon, too.
You should react to Doctor Who on the channel!
It’s actually a very well written show and fundamentally very similar to Rick and Morty.(for the most part), it does have goofy fx in the old seasons, but series 3 and on have way better effects.
This is canon.
Anything outside of the finite curve is 😎
Doctor who is watchable for kids but it takes itself seriously. It might be free for all ages but when you are an adult watching it you truly understand the stuff that are happening...
Technically that was Rory that pushed H1tler into the cupboard at 8:34
Start with the revival of 2005. And if you like later you can try to see the classic ones.
0:09: Ooh! This is gonna be fun then!
Season 3, Episode 10
"Blink"
you don't need to know anything about the show, and has one of doctor who's most iconic monsters.
It also inspired SCP
Doctor who definitely has some goofy effects but it also has an amazing story. You two should try it out.
Not a fan of the season finale? You guys cut the video off before they could tell you the next fight
Doctor Who was made originally for kids. Later it became for kids and adults with a strong inner child. “There’s no point being grown up if you can’t act childish at times” the 4th Doctor.
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Let me take you back in time for a second to highschool and you have friends who are into Doctor Who and want you to get into it. But you're a weirdo and you don't like even remote spoilers, so you have your friends find you a really good episode that is spoiler-free.
One of the best places to dip your toes in when it comes to Doctor Who, and I'm 100% bias cause this was my test episode, but watch the episode "Midnight" first.
It's 100% spoiler free and doesn't tie into anything directly.
If you get into the vibe of that episode, definitely give Doctor Who a shot!
18:30 he had to actually wait until he started glowing like the energy coming out of him and damaging everything that’s when he can be killed
Fun fact they actually heavily nerfed the doctor to make it fair.
Edit the best seasons are the first 5. I personally haven't watched past 5 yet
Was wondering if they gave him the glory
Would he be the strongest character to ever appear in a death battle 🤔
@@cyrus8886 probably he would have immediately washed rick if he had the glory
@@cyrus8886Nah characters like Galactus, Unicron, Darkseid, Bill Cipher and Discord all have a lot of ways to defeat Doc
@@dekudude8888 not really
The doctor would have the glory
Which gives him control over dc
He'd scale higher than all of DC
Bil and discord don't even go past lux aeterna doc
Honestly people like the Doctor are *why the Ricks made the finite curve.* It literally states in the show, outside of the limited slice of the multiverse the show takes place in, *there are people smarter, stronger than Rick.*
Doctor Who is like a british show (one of the longest of all time actually worldwide), thats sci-fi heavy and involves a "Doctor" thats a time traveller essentially, and generally he every now and then "regenerates" during a climactic episode and essentially comes back as a new actor so that theres a new person playing them every now and themn
22:38 It's hard to explain, but its a yes and no. The tone is a bit corny, fun and has lessons about history and science. However, it does have slight adult humor as well.
Just for context on English slang. Bloke is often used to refer to people (mostly men) who are not in the conversation e.g. "That Ryan's a strange bloke, ain't he?". The word Mate is often used when talking to the person directly e.g. "Alright mate?" But these are general uses of the words. People tend to mix and match to whatever suits the conversation.
Commander Strax: Colonel Manton, you will give the order for your men to withdraw.
The Doctor: No. Colonel Manton, I want you to tell your men to run away.
Colonel Manton: You what?
The Doctor: Those words. "Run away." I want you to be famous for those exact words. [increasingly angry] I want people to call you "Colonel Run Away." I want children laughing outside your door because they've found the house of Colonel Run Away, and when people come to you and ask if trying to get to me through [shouting] THE PEOPLE I LOVE... [calmer] is in any way a good idea... I want you to tell them your name. [pause] Oh, look, I'm angry. That's new. I'm really not sure what's going to happen now.
Madame Kovarian: The anger of a good man is not a problem. Good men... have too many rules.
The Doctor: Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many.
The Dr wiped out 2.47 BILLION children when he ended Gallifrey. His listing of kills was SO EXTENSIVE that it broke the counter
Doctor Who is goated.
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Another day another w vid
1:02 bloke is a good thing.
Doctor Who they had cartoons back in the early seventies of Doctor Who also Doctor Who was created in 1963 it was meant to be for teenagers kids and adults in Great Britain
15:28 true, as the show has cartoon logic/ "toon force" pretty much
It was indeed on BBC ( British Broadcasting C... I don't know what the C stands for 😅 )
.. Corporation....
Shooting The Doctor while regenerating is a hopeless attempt; that regeneration energy he's blasting out of every part of his body will heal anything short of a nuke, and even then he wasn't 100% sure that would do the job, but did not care to test it.
The DALEKs look unintimidating, but when you see their raw power and strength at their peak, oh boy you're in for a treat, if humanity fought the DALEKs, the DALEKs would win in less than an hour if they went all out, a broken empire of the DALEKs shot at earth and caused countries and continents to fuse together because of the explosive power of their weapons, and they weren't even using the full power of those weapons. A quote from The Doctor "If a nuclear bomb was dropped on it. It would just blink.", also the weakest of their ships has the destructive capability of the death star, being able to planet bust.
this is what you need to know about the doctor.
if he is your friend, he will protect you with everything he has.
if you are his foe, then there is no where in time or space you will be safe from him, should you piss him off. just ask col. runaway.
Watch any of the weeping angel parts and you tell me if the show dr.who is for kids or not lol dr.who is the reason a lot scary monsters in horror games exist like the SCP “pinut” or the wobbly head creature from fatal company. Anything that’s a “will not move or kill you if you keep looking at it” we’re all made thanks to the weeping angels from dr.who. They were terrifying 😅
Doctor Who IS a BBC show.
The reason why some of the CGI and special effects look kind of goofy is because it’s been around since 1963 and early 2000’s where they started to try and improve
22:33 Dr Who is (for the most part) intended for all audiences
Doctor who can be kinda chessy but still have very good episodes like the weeping Angels episode or the whole river song storyline. Once you get past the 9th doctor, things get really good.
I have a theory about time travel that might be out there. Since Time Travel can't possibly exist in real life because it would be literally breaking one of the fundamental laws of reality it will always just be a theory. However I believe that what we think of as "changing the past" is actually a causality loop created by time travel itself. I.E fate. What is meant to happen always will happen. An infinite loop of the same mistakes being made. Also known as a fixed point. What we would experience if such a thing existed would be the other side of how we tried to change something but, ended up reliving an event that already happened. Like how the characters of Lost relived the events that created their situation in the present and then realised that they were the reason everything fell apart. They weren't changing anything. They were living out every moment how it originally happened without knowing it. It's all a bunch of nonsense but, it's still fun to think about.
Anyone can watch Doctor Who.
I loved watching Dr. Who! Great reaction 😍
Its really made for everyone generational speaking givien how old it is and what the regeneration allows for it. Basically a way for it to try new things every few years while allowing for anyone that worked on it to ether move on, die, etc.
Want early education that's the first doctor for you.
Want more earth based stories, that's the beginning third doctor for you.
Want mystery and intrigue in a character. Give 7 or some 4th doctor stories a go. Want melodrama give the 9th through 12th era a stop by.
i would recommend on starting season 5 with Matt Smith as the Doctor
Remember once he regenerate or starts regenerating not much can actually stop that if it was that easy the daleks would have killed him ages ago
My favorite couple💕