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The Doctor's intelligence section is a little lacking, let's fix that:
9th Doctor:
Technological Aptitude
Intelligence
The Doctor's intellect is by far his most powerful weapon, and the resource he uses most often when it comes to solving problems.
Using/Manipulating technology
Skill
Spatial Awareness
11th Doctor:
Technological Aptitude
Using Technology
"What do you all have for brains, pudding? Look at you. Why can't I meet a decent species? Planet of the pudding brains."
"I am not the Doctor you thought I was. I am so far beyond you -- beyond anything you could understand. I am the future. I am four billion years old."
"It may occasionally look as though I'm making things up as I go along, but chance has nothing to do with it.
"Go and a part of you will always woner, what would have happened if I'd stayed? How could I have helped? What would I have learned?
Deduction
9th Doctor:
Technological Aptitude
- Realizes that something is up with Platform One when the reported issues are not accurate.
- Deactivates the Adherents of the Repeated Meme by ripping off one of their arms and pulling out a wire.
- Correctly deduces that Cassandra used a teleportation feed to escape, quickly finds its hidden location and reverses it to teleport her back to face justice.
- Upgrades Rose's phone so she can call across time and space. Additionally, this phone could receive signals from inside a bunker and required no special input to pinpoint which specific time she wished to call.
- Understands the technology behind the Slitheen's skin suits shortly after learning about them for the first time.
- Hacks into the Navy with Mickey's help to launch a missile at 10 Downing Street.
- Shows a stubborn human how to play an alien musical instrument.
- Searches through a box full of alien weapons, sorting out which are broken and which are functional from a quick inspection.
- Works the security of a secret facility during a crisis.
- Understands how a data-sharing brain implant works while observing it in action for the first time.
- Knows the name, century of origin and manufacturer of Jack's sonic blaster.
- Identifies the type of spaceship Jack stole and the nanogenes found in another stolen vessel.
- Uses the nanogenes to end the Empty Child plague then sets the vehicle that released them to self-destruct.
- Discovers and understands the device Blon intends to use to escape Earth.
- Locates Rose in the Game Station using its difficult-to-crack computer system.
- Uses the Game Station's technology to build a delta wave transmitter to stop the Daleks, despite knowing full well it would destroy the Earth in the process. Even though the Doctor completes the machine in a matter of hours opposed to the days he estimated it would take, he refused to use it out of principle.
- Exposes Cassandra as the true culprit behind Platform One's sabotage, even when she used robot drones as a scapegoat.
- Quickly identifies the "ghosts" as gaseous beings and understands how they can possess human corpses.
- Can tell that an "alien" is actually a mutated pig.
- Deduces that an alien spaceship crash was faked for a greater malicious purpose.
- Exposes 10 Downing Street's alien expert meeting as a trap.
- Figures out the Raxacoricofallapatorians' weakness by narrowing down what they know about them so far.
- Deduces what the Slitheen's end goal is.
- Discovers a conspiracy behind Satelite Five from minor details about its culture and later concludes its true purpose.
- Can tell that Nancy has lost a loved one due to her motherly nature towards the local urchins.
- Deduces the origin of the Empty Child plague and reveals that Nancy is the mother of the child in question, thereby bringing an end to the plague.
- Sees through Blon's attempt at distracting him and poisoning his drink.
- Escapes the Big Brother house by intentonally getting himself evicted and calling their bluff at the risk of disintegration.
- Improvises a way to charm different aliens.
- Takes charge of a group of soldiers holding him at gunpoint.
- Buys time by threatening to weaponize a wine bottle in an impractical way.
- Sends away a group of gas mask zombies by exploiting their child-like mentality.
- Fools Rose into going inside the TARDIS so he can send her home and out of harm's way.
- Uses a champagne bottle to expose Auton Mickey and aggravate it.
- Saves Rose and Harriet Jones from a pair of Slitheens by spraying them with a fire extinquisher.
- Counters Blon's poisonous breath with breath freshener.
- Understands the Nestene Consciousness' roars and shrieks when trying to negotiate with it (the TARDIS translation circuit doesn't seem to be at play because Rose doesn't appear to understand it).
- Can exit and enter rooms very stealthily.
- Pickpockets Jack's sonic blaster and replaces it with a banana.
- Claims he can speak five billion languages.
- His knowledge of history is not always on point.
Intelligence
The Doctor's intellect is by far his most powerful weapon, and the resource he uses most often when it comes to solving problems.
Using/Manipulating technology
- In the year 100 trillion he comes across a technological system that he's never seen anything like. In just a few minutes he manages to understand its basic function and get it working (cut out irrelevant scene in the middle)
- Donna Noble with the intelligence of the 10th Doctor disables the Reality Bomb (a multiverse destroying weapon) in less than five seconds. She then disables the weaponry of the Daleks (the race that made the reality bomb) and causes them all to spin uncontrollably. Then three versions of the 10th Doctor manage to teleport 26 planets back to the correct part of time and space. Finally, the metacrisis Doctor causes every Dalek to explode. Two things to note about this feat.
- It's implied that at least some of what Donna does is something the Doctor might not have figured out on his own, due to a combination of Time Lord and human ingenuity. However the only thing this is explicitly stated about is making the Daleks spin.
- This is admittedly done due to Donna and the Doctor having access to a Dalek console. However this was in Davros' vault, and the Doctor had earlier made a point that Davros was essentially imprisoned and not important to the Daleks so it's likely the console wasn't anything too important.
- Stabilizes an advanced piece of technology to keep it from exploding
- Repowers part of a crashed star ship... by kicking it in the right place
- Casually operates and analyzes 51st century technology
- Uses a group of infostamps (handheld items used to store data) disable a cyberking at range. Then uses a borrowed piece of Dalek technology to drop the skyscraper sized robot into the time vortex
- Uses the heat of reentry to restart the engines of a crashing star ship
- Hacks into the computer system of a star ship in a few seconds from a television screen
- Reverses an energy converter, causing the eruption of Vesuvius and destruction of Pompeii
- Messes with the wiring in a building to create an electrical surge that takes out multiple security guards
- Quickly puts together a device out of Tardis parts that would redirect the effects of the reality bomb solely on the Daleks. Though it is destroyed before he has a chance to use it.
- Using parts from a 1953 television shop, as well as one item from the Tardis, he creates a machine that traps an energy being inside of a video tape (which wouldn't be invented for multiple decades) in the few minutes it takes to run towards a television antenna. Though it does require a bit of repair work while it's being used.
- Creates a crude DNA scanner out of parts from a theater in the year 1930
- Quickly puts together an atmospheric converter that manages to ignite all of the poisonous gas surrounding the Earth. He then alters it to ignite Sontaran air, blowing up their ship once it's transported inside
- With just his sonic screwdriver, a laptop, and a cell phone manages to modify Tardis keys so that they remove whoever wears them from the perception of others.
- Uses spare parts from a wrecked starship and a 1000 year old cup to make a half destroyed bus fly. Also instructs a scientist how to shut down a wormhole over the phone
- Quickly modifies a weapon so that it can affect Time War Daleks, and the ninth Doctor once stated a single Time War Dalek was a threat to every living thing on Earth.
- Fixes a data core the size of a planet's core, and with the help of his future self manages to save the consciousness of the deceased River Song within it
- Quickly repairs a damaged star ship
- While near death manages to disable an MRI which had been modified to release a magnetic pulse that would fry the brainstem of every living thing withing 250,000 miles
- Shuts down a parthenogenesis machine affecting a million people, though he does require extra materials once it goes to double strength
- Tricks the Family of Blood into thinking he's still human, and then causes their space ship to explode right in front of them without them even noticing what he's doing
- Pretends to be drunk to make a group of robots think he's not a threat, and then quickly disables all of them
- Tricks a plasmavore into drinking his blood, causing her to fail the Judoon's scanners
- Tricks the weeping angels into being frozen permanently after they had already sent him back in time
- With six words manages to destroy Harriet Jones' political career
- A group of people he just met start taking orders from him without realizing they're doing it at first
- Uses a lottery ticket to make a teacher leave her post at school
- Manipulates a rather sexist 1950's man into doing housework
- Manipulates the head of Torchwood into stopping an experiment
- Talks down the Master from destroying the Earth
- Alongside 11 gets a group of Zygons and humans to get along and make a perfect treaty
- Throughout the series he has a tendency to influence ordinary people into essentially killing themselves for him and a comment made by him implies this was at least somewhat intentional
- Immediately realizes that Martha is a clone
- Realizes he's not alone in a room, and then identifies the source and size of a ticking sound based on its tone
- Quickly sizes up a man's social status and determines the best disguise to let him into the house
- Quickly figures out Max Capricorn's plan. Max himself is impressed by the Doctor, describing him as "all that banter yet not a word wasted."
- When interviewing deadly aliens, makes sure to position himself near a door for a quick getaway
- Identifies a species that had disappeared at the dawn of the universe, using its name to cause it severe pain.
- Quickly identifies a formula that gives whoever solves it complete control over the universe, and figures out the plan of the Krillitanes
- Quickly identifies the method the Sycorax are using to control the people of Earth and sees right through their bluff
- Almost instantly understands the function and purpose of the reality bomb
- Instantly recognizes a sequence of three numbers
- Immediately knows that the reason given for why a vehicle has stopped is a lie
- Knows a lot of languages. In fact he claims he knows every language
- Quickly identifies a void ship, an advanced piece of technology designed to travel outside of time and space. Not only had he never seen one before, he didn't even think they existed.
- Knows the name of every star
- Identifies a particle that hasn't existed for billions of years
- After being captured by the Cybermen he assumes Mickey is listening in on him, and then instructs Mickey on how to help him beat them while seemingly just rambling to them
- While trapped in a child's drawing without the ability to speak, still manages to communicate with Rose how to recharge an alien pod
- When Earth is being invaded by two alien armies, quickly comes up with a plan to suck both armies into a rift in the universe, and close the rift in at the same time
- After his first plan to stop the Daleks fails, he quickly comes up with another way that causes their created army to disobey them
- While being possessed by an alien entity, comes up with a way to stop a space ship from falling into a sun
- Uses a robot's programming to make it give him information instead of kill him, and then uses a piece of rubble to destroy it
- With just one question until a group of robots kill him, he manages to get them to spare him and take him to their leader
- When trapped in a car programmed to kill him, manages to quickly short it out with a paradox
- After the Master disables him and takes over the world, gives Martha a year long plan that manages to turn the Master's plans against him as well as restore the Doctor to full strength
- The Daleks admit his knowledge of genetic engineering is greater than their's. He then proceeds to alter the gene sequence the Daleks are sending to over 1000 people in under 11 minutes
- With a single look realizes that a group of people are infected with every disease, as well as why and soon after comes up with a plan on the fly to cure all of them
- Diagnoses a man killed by witchcraft, and gives a period accurate explanation so that the people around him don't panic
- Greatly expands Laszlo's lifespan. For reference as a pig slave Laszlo originally only had a life span of a few weeks.
- The mind of a Time Lord is too much for a human to handle. When she absorbs the Doctor's mind it starts to kill Donna Noble, and after wiping her memory the Doctor warns that remembers him for even a second could burn her up
- Solves a physics problem in about a minute that took a group of people two years to figure out using just a pocket calculator
- Beats a soothsayer in a proverb-off
- When two Tardises merge, the fifth Doctor observes the way the 10th Doctor saves the universe, and then remembers how to do it when he is the tenth Doctor
- If not kept in check by a companion he can have a tendency to take things too far when he defeats an opponent. In an alternate timeline this actually got him killed.
- He's not omniscient. There are a number of things he doesn't know or is unable to do
- Doesn't always think of the obvious solution
Skill
Spatial Awareness
- Takes in a scene in a few moments, and the uses a thrown cricket ball to cause a Rube Goldberg series of events that saves a baby carriage from being crushed by a piano. Keep in mind this was after he had turned himself human, so he's far less intelligent than normal.
- Uses a satsuma to cause the Sycorax leader to fall to his death
- Disables a Sontaran with a ricocheted racket ball
- Uses a cutlass and some well placed ropes to rescue a boy from an exploding factory
- Throws a diamond into a beam of moonlight, in order to redirect it into a werewolf before it can bite Queen Victoria (and yes I really did just type that)
- Tricks a clockwork robot into getting itself stuck on a mantlepiece, and then disables it with a fire extinguisher
- Weaponizes a laboratory in the time it takes Lazarus to bust down a door
- Held at gun point by a hostile robot. While we don't see what happens next the next time we see him he's completely fine and wearing the robot's armor.
- Defeats the Sycorax leader in a sword fight (with a little help from regeneration)
- Sneaks up behind a Sontaran and disables it with a hammer
- Runs through a war zone without getting hit
- Walks past a boy and disarms him
- Disables a machine with a single gun shot
- Flies a salvage star ship to the place on Earth he needs to be despite the Master having full control over Earth's defense systems
11th Doctor:
Technological Aptitude
Using Technology
- Creates a computer virus that's "very clever, superfast and a tiny bit alive" on a guy's phone that resets every counter available on Earth to get the Atraxi's attention.
- Uses a spaceship's artificial gravity to escape the Weeping Angels then later exploits that same spaceship's failing gravity to send the Angels into a crack in time.
- Operates a Silurian control panel to release an energy pulse to deactivate a drill.
- Switches places with Clyde Langer by tapping into his residual artron energy (from their last meeting) to reunite with his former companions.
- Uses a tesalecta - a robotic duplicate of himself - to fake his own death.
- Stops an airplane from plummeting into the ground when everybody onboard was rendered unconscious by evil WiFi.
- Hijacks a spoonhead replica of himself to infiltrate the group controlling them and trap their leader in their databank, forcing them to release all the people they captured.
- Builds a scanner out of household objects, applying methods of the Lammasteen.
- Builds a location-swapping teleporter from a pile of wreckage then upgrades it (with Sarah Jane Smith and Jo Grant's help) so they no longer need to switch places with a receiver.
- Builds a functional TARDIS console from the junked remains of numerous dead TARDISes.
- Inadvertently invents the quadrocycle.
- Builds a psychochronograph to amplify a psychic's abilities and open a door to a pocket dimension.
- Tinkers with an electric shock machine so that it delivers a charge powerful enough to render the star whale it's torturing into a vegetative state, but is interrupted before he can complete the deed.
- Instructs Rory to reboot a regulator valve to bring two versions of Amy into the same time stream.
- Modifies a Cybermat to attack its controllers.
- Sabotages Soloman's ship so that it's targeted by a barrage of missiles intended for another spaceship.
- Adds an anti-gravity modification to a kid's toy train.
- Makes a man's barn bigger on the inside.
- Quickly fixes an Ood's translator sphere.
- Restarts the power inside a monastery alongside his ganger.
- Prevents an android from detonating by humanizing him with the fake memories he was programmed with.
- Deactivates the generator of a dangerous weather machine.
- Shuts down a starship's engine by making Craig touch it while focusing on why he has no desire to leave his flat, thereby counteracting the ship's protocols to seek out pilots from people who do have a desire to leave.
- Prevents Craig from being cyber-converted by evoking his paternal instinct which causes a feedback loop that kills all the Cybermen.
- Stops the Shansheeth from creating their own TARDIS key out of Sarah and Jo's memories by encouraging them to reminisce about their travels with him, overloading the memory weave device in the process.
- Causes the destruction of a spaceship.
- Easily disables Soloman's robots.
- Reverses a sinister WiFi company's attempt at uploading Clara's mind into their databanks before leaving them a warning message in return.
- Hacks into a conference call attended by the greatest scientific minds in the world.
- Is implied to have blown up an entire Cyberman fleet.
- Either deleted every record of himself from every database in the universe or memory-proofed them so they were instantly forgotten once learned.
- Admits he can't hack into an evil organization to determine their location.
- Picks up onto a conspiracy from a crying child and suspiciously-clean robot booths.
- Notices something is wrong with a starship due to the stillness of water glasses onboard.
- Realizes the Queen's true age from her personally-sculpted mask.
- Performs an environment check on a planet the TARDIS just landed on by merely looking outside.
- Calculates the time a trio of transport pods will reach the surface from looking at their position on a map.
- Discovers a man has daddy issues from his actions and the way his room is oriented.
- Identifies the building blocks of his prison cell as made of dwarf star alloy.
- Guesses the date of a monastery by looking at it.
- Discovers that a couple's son isn't their biological child from inspecting their photo album.
- Quickly uncovers a hidden door in a department store changing room.
- Can identify a number of alien species on sight.
- Recognizes that a disemboweled corpse was a means of studying human anatomy and not an act of savagery.
- Discovers that a woman experimented on her daughter based on the pattern of her facial scarring.
- Notes that a number of painting frames were broken from the inside due to the shatter patterns of the glass.
- Deduces a way to halt the Weeping Angel growing inside Amy's mind.
- Deduces the Saturnyn's plot based on their leader's wording.
- Realizes a man is about to ignite an explosion just in the nick of time.
- Realizes that an invisible alien is in fact blind.
- Pinpoints a child's location from the vague information provided.
- Realizes that the Siren travels through reflections not water.
- Deduces that the ongoing threat is actually the psychic manifestation of an alien child feeling rejected by his parents.
- Deduces that the Minotaur feeds on faith not fear.
- Realizes that he's been lured into a trap by an unknowing party.
- Discovers that Soloman's attempt to steal a ship full of dinosaurs didn't go to plan.
- Deduces who the "Alien Doctor" is and that he's in the building with him.
- After firing off a bunch of inaccurate deductions while dressed as Sherlock Holmes, he makes a series of accurate ones when confronting the Great Intelligence.
- Realizes that the Crooked Man was just searching for his mate.
- Convinces a group of boffins that he's a genius by revealing several scientific truths beyond human knowledge.
- Keeps the Daleks from exterminating him by pretending a jammy dodger is the TARDIS' self-destruct button.
- Persuades Sophie to pursue her dreams.
- Gets Kazran's staff out of the way by making them believe they won a non-existent lottery.
- Convinces Kazran to have a change of heart by using his fear of becoming like his father.
- Orchestrates the mass murder of the Silence by splicing a clip of one saying humans should kill them all on sight during the Moon Landing broadcast.
- Makes a group of rebellious doppelgangers drop their war against humans by appealing to their humanity.
- Poses as his doppelganger and vice versa as part of a social experiment to see how different the Flesh really are to their original counterparts.
- Breaks Amy's faith in him to starve the Minotaur to death.
- Claims he takes on human companions because they make people more open to talking when investigating.
- Talks down a cowboy aiming a gun at him.
- Tricks Simeon into getting bitten by a memory worm.
- With Clara, poses as a Northern married couple to infiltrate Sweetville.
- Alongside his previous incarnations, he convinces the humans and Zygons to look past their differences and form a treaty.
- Involves himself in a number of wacky historical events to insert himself into history books as a way to get the Ponds' attention.
- Assembles an army consisting of Silurians, Judoon and more in an attempt to rescue Amy from Demons Run.
- Anticipates River's assassination attempt on him and makes small changes to defuse her resources ahead of time.
- Plots his and past selves' escape from a 16th century jail cell by etching the activation code to a vortex manipulator onto a stone beam so Clara can use it to travel back in time and rescue them.
- Worked out the computations needed to freeze Gallifrey throughout his current and past eleven lives.
- Shaves his head so he can hide a spare TARDIS key in a wig in case somebody seizes the original.
- Spent centuries defending the town of Christmas against multiple alien forces.
- Brings Craig back to full health after he was poisoned.
- Treat Soloman's leg against his will.
- Cures himself and Clara from the Crimson Horror using a dubious-looking steam chamber.
- Can discern minute details of his surroundings and recall them with eidetic accuracy.
- Commandeers a fire truck and drives its ladder into the window of the room Amy's in based on her instructions.
- While on a spaceship version of the United Kingdom, he surmises that he and Amy have ended up in Lancashire.
- Determines the direction and distance of the primary flight deck of the starship he's in despite his jungle-like surroundings.
- Rebukes the accuracy of multiple items on display in "the biggest museum ever".
- Speed-reads an entire book in a single flip-through.
- Interrogates a Silurian.
- Can cook a mean omelette with zero preperation.
- Plays football with remarkable skill despite knowing next to nothing about it.
- Excels when he covers for Craig's call center job.
- Captures a sky shark and uses it to fly a carriage.
- Claims to know all manner of languages, including ancient Gallifreyan, baby, horse, Krafayis, Minotaur and this random vendor.
- Has a degree in both medicine and cheese-making.
- Knows a method of instantly silencing beings with underdeveloped brains, but it only works the first time.
- Can get a lot done in one hour.
- Nicks an item from a man's pocket without him noticing.
- Analyzes a mysterious poison using a chemistry set.
- Traps a Weeping Angel in a self-inflicted quantum lock using a mirror.
- Despite his encyclopedic knowledge of the universe, he still doesn't know everything.
"What do you all have for brains, pudding? Look at you. Why can't I meet a decent species? Planet of the pudding brains."
- Has sheer unadulterated brainpower on a cosmic scale, enough to feed the Mindmorphs for millenia.
- Resists the telepathic assault of entire Umbra species. Notably, the Umbra population is large enough to black-out a huge portion of the sun and the Umbra possess psychic powers that manipulate emotional pain, driving their victims to suicidal acts that serve the Umbra. [2]
- Inspires doubt that a mind-controlling crystal the size of a large house would be able to control him, despite crystals typically small enough to fit on rings being sufficient to control most people.
- Resists direct exposure to a cloud of raw anger that is intended to be dispersed throughout Victorian London, driving the entire population to self-destruction. The cloud's creator thinks it unlikely that the Doctor will be able to resist the cloud once it is released in full, but isn't certain.
- Missing memories, deduces that he's robbing a bank for his past self at the behest of the bank owner's future self and sets in motion these events. Later, he confirms his theory.
- Deduces that the Foretold is a soldier and that it can be stopped by saying 'I surrender' within 66 seconds of seeing it.
- Manipulates a man into feeding him information.
- Requiring local information, identifies someone who knows everything about everyone in the area.
- After a dinosaur is burned to death in Victorian London, asks if there have been any similar murders. There have.
- States that he tricked his opponents into giving him an escape route by sending him through a window.
- In a ship converted into a bomb, aimed at New York, which he cannot disable, initiates its attack immediately, against the wishes of its makers, and plans to redirect the ship using the TARDIS when it lowers its shields during the attack. This plan fails but the Doctor quickly devises a Plan B: aiming the ship at Grant and having him stop it.
- Aware that his ‘ghost’ shall appear in the future and confronted by a dangerous alien who has a suspended animation chamber, claims to have already altered the future to make the alien go outside. Consequently, the alien is killed by a flood engineered by the Doctor as he uses their stasis chamber to safely travel to the future, creating an illusory ghost there in order to maintain the timeline's consistency.
- Devises a plan to help a Viking village defeat a vastly superior alien force without it becoming dangerous public knowledge and is victorious.
- Never ceases to amaze Clara with just how quickly he manages to completely take control of situations.
- Asks someone undercover who they are and they answer truthfully, to their own surprise. The Doctor states that it’s spooky. Earlier, the Tenth Doctor said something similar.
- Talks a Zygon terrorist leader and Kate Stewart down from a potential war, then wipes Kate’s memories of the event, revealing that this is the sixteenth time his plans have recreated this situation.
- Talks a door into unlocking, possibly forming a psychic link.
- Is faced with a potential race war and averts it by arranging an open-air concert and using the television coverage to talk to the people.
- Persuades three other people to blow up the floor they're standing on in a seemingly suicidal move.
"I am not the Doctor you thought I was. I am so far beyond you -- beyond anything you could understand. I am the future. I am four billion years old."
- [3rd] Pumps his blood faster to raise his body temperature from cold enough that water is freezing on him to hot enough that he steams the moisture off of himself.
- States that he is over two-thousand years old.
- States that sleep is for tortoises, not Time Lords, unless they’ve regenerated or had a big lunch.
- Has two hearts.
- [11th] Reads Kate's mind, beginning at a range of twenty feet, talks to her telepathically, files away one of her memories, then considers reading Clara's mind.
- Puts someone to sleep by counting to three while they look into his eyes.
- Almost, through tactile telepathy, erases some of Bill’s memories, but chooses not to.
- Through tactile telepathy, sends a child to sleep and scrambles the child’s memories of their encounter. He also gives the child a specific dream.
- Touches a door Bill is behind and leaves a message in her subconscious. Henceforth, the message persists. Bill is taken to a place with a day-tracker set to 365034 and has a vision of the Doctor when the day-tracker is set to 365433, 399 days later.
- [War] The possibility engine, which can see the weave of all possible futures, cannot predict the future where the Doctor involves himself; he is a random element that means there is no true path and which makes all potentials possible.
- [9th] States that he sees all that is, all that was, and all that ever could be.
- [10th] Is attuned to the flux of potentials, averting an undesirable future through what he calls instinct.
- Has a premonition, calling it remembering in the wrong direction.
- Claims that he could heal Davros' sight by channelling his own regenerative energy into a hyperspace relay, though it would probably cost him an arm or a leg down the line, or make him really little. His regeneration energy is instead forcibly siphoned in order to empower the Dalek race.
- How much regeneration energy the 12th Doctor has is unclear. The Doctor is unsure he won’t keep regenerating forever and Rassilon suggests that he may have to keep killing the Doctor all night
- Regenerates into the 13th Doctor, causing severe damage to the TARDIS in the process.
"It may occasionally look as though I'm making things up as I go along, but chance has nothing to do with it.
- Uses Venusian Aikido, with almost no movement, to set a charging opponent's inner ear a little off, disrupting their sense of balance.* Twists someone's gun-hand and flips them with Venusian Karate.
- With a spoon, casually bests Robin Hood in a sword fight, though he loses a button. Additionally, Clara states that he's amazing, and he himself states that he's had experience with Richard the Lionheart, Cyrano de Bergerac, and Errol Flynn. Later, Robin Hood duels the superhuman Sheriff of Nottingham.
- Implies that he, with a daffodil, bested Bors, a warrior of Essex 1138.
- Kali states that he is surprisingly skilled with a blade, and he states that he's crossed swords with the best history and the future have to offer.
- Creates the 2Dis, which can make things alternate between being two and three-dimensional. [B]
- Creates neural-enhancers that increase the capacity of the human mind tenfold, gifting telekinetic powers
- Creates Sonic Spoons, using sparse resources.
- States that Dimensionally Transcendental technology is easy if you're a Time Lord.
- While being handcuffed, handcuffs the person handcuffing him with their own handcuffs.
- Claims to have taught Houdini everything he knows.
- Escapes a chair that binds him at the wrists and waist, while the lights are briefly out.
- Tells a pie-seller that he could steal anything from his job and is thrown out, then reveals a stolen pie. Later, he reveals several more stolen pies, hidden in his hat.
- Casually wanders The Prison, easily escaping from both his cell and solitary confinement, and disabling Custodian robots.
- Within a very brief window, hacks a computer, expanding a group of Cybermen’s definition of humanity to include the two-hearted Time Lords.
- [War] Waged the bloodiest campaign in the known and partly known universe, fighting more fiercely than any soldier known before or since, killing many billions.
- Turns fifty dollars into eight hundred thousand dollars in half an hour in a casino. He does this by calculating factors including the weight of the dice, the speed of the throws, the air resistance, and the table friction.
- Quickly deduces the true nature of the Plague Cinereal where Gehenna, a 34th-century planet that specialises in diagnoses, failed.
- Devises a fungicidal gas that serves as the antidote to a fungus-based gas that puts humans and other species to sleep.
- [Old] Intends to lead the Voord to invade every strategic point in the universe at every perfect moment.
"Go and a part of you will always woner, what would have happened if I'd stayed? How could I have helped? What would I have learned?
- Calls planetary engineering old hat and refers to a 25th-century terra-sphere control system as basic, accessing its console.
- Recognises a black hole drive, stating that it’s banned in every corner of the Seven Systems, susceptible to low-level sonic pulses, and gives terrible mileage.
- Recognises a corpse as having had all its bones disintegrated, as if by the complete and total absence of any kind of sunlight, a process which should take decades, but which he states has happened very recently.
- Allows Bill’s smartsuit to try to kill her. Later, states that he noticed that its battery was low, and that he knows what it takes to kill someone.
- Finds a large ship reversing away from a black hole, with mysterious life-signs aboard, and deduces that one end of the ship is travelling through time faster than the other and that the life-signs are the descendants of the ship's crew.
- Tutors Bill, who writes reports on ‘the cosmic far ultraviolet background’, ‘quantum statistics of light’, and ‘laser cooling of ions: atomic clocks and quantum jumps’.
- Somehow knows where a kid he's just met lives, and says that his mother's boyfriend will have gotten himself a job.
- Fleeing the Battle of the Bands Beyond the Stars, somehow knows that it will be cancelled the next day due to all-time low viewing figures.
- Somehow knows that Miss Quill is responsible for someone's death.
- Claims to be teaching Bill everything.
- States that no species in the universe other than humans uses emoji.
Deduction
- From what he witnesses as he escapes a fight between a group of possessed UNIT soldiers and some aliens, realizes the alien they're protecting are the actual hostile forceSB
- Figures out the right Donna from a duplicate with her memories by knowing she thinks she's stupid and a genius at the same timeWBY
- Realizes two creatures need them to think fast in order for them to copy their bodies and rationalizes to think nothing in order to negate them, though this plan has the flaw of not knowing how long they need to think nothing forWBY
- Deduces a captain's plan to blow up their spaceship with a three year long timer, using how the invading aliens function and the fact that the captain committed suicide in spaceWBY
- Persuades a genocidal alien to not kill him and Donna's family by saying the aliens pursuing the Meep must have a plan that the Meep wouldn't know if they were all killed, using the fact that they're both aliens with two hearts as 'proof'SB
- Delays a pair of creatures with their appearances and memories by creating a line of salt in front of them, saying multiple supernatural creatures can't pass until they've counted all the grains, and getting one of them to do so while talking with the otherWBY
- After losing a game to the Toymaker, calls upon his previous win against the figure to turn their match into a best of three and avoid receiving a penaltyG
- Knows a ship with a dagger drive would burn up the surrounding five square miles to launchSB
- Knows how to deactivate a ship from an inner room, though he's unable to fully carry it out due to a screen coming down to split it into two halvesSB
- From the cockpit of a spaceship, delays two aliens with his memories from exiting as they try and get the door open, while also speeding up the countdown to the ship's self-destructWBY
- Knows 57,000,000,205 languagesWBY
- After turning on a computer in a spaceship, quickly figures out the language's 1 to 10, using this to read the base code and become able to easily work its functionsWBY
- Notices the exact place to step on an unfamiliar spaceship to reveal a hovercarWBY
- Realizes the TARDIS would know when the danger it fled from is about to be destroyed, allowing it to come back to him, moments before it does soWBY
- Creates a program with the intent of letting UNIT detect decaying energy from the Toymaker's entrance into the universe almost a century agoG
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