Level perspective of targets from Bally's Flip Flop table.

OH YES I DO

I have stories that I love for everything they are:

Mutant Phase! It was the first audio drama I’d listened to. To this day voice of the dalek Emperor in this play gives me chills. He sounds so grand, and what an exciting contrast it is to the fact that he had to hang around as an ordinary fellow for a long time. And I absolutely adore the dalek-pandemic theme too!

Spare parts! They say in DW you can choose a canon for yourself, so for me Doctorman Allan is the only important creator of the cybermen (I apologise to their fans). And I cherish this depressed alcoholic lady with whole my heart. Also I love how gently this drama describes the cold doomed world of ancient Mondas and it’s poor hopeless nation.

The curse of the daleks (from stageplays)! I’m not sure how I became so affectionate about this one. It’s super old-fashioned but that’s kind of what makes it special. And the the other important thing is the voice acting. All actors did such a great job, each character feels truly alive no matter how stereotypical they were originally written)

Jubilee! It’s such a gem! This story is absolutely gorgeous in terms of writing, acting and at the time it has healed my yearning for stories with "emotional" daleks. This audio drama is among the best of the best.

Flip-Flop! It isn’t really something beyond average, but it has tickled my mind quite a bit, so I recommend it) There’re some nice characters too.

And then there’re few stories I enjoy bc of certain characters:

Dalek Empire series! It is a great epic story with a lot of nice characters and very well written plot (I especially love the time perception in this series). But the Mentor is what makes me most excited about it. The way she was described at first and then the way she behaves in the story make me wish to learn more about her. I’m so affectionate towards her!

This is Audacious! Though he mostly goes by Audie. Like their father, Audie is an assortment of different animals (polar bear paw, dragon arm, ladybug wings, etc.), but they also have a sentient snake head for a tail named Flip-Flop.

Flip-Flop is the only sensible person out of the two of them, and he tries to look out for Audie, but Audie rarely listens to Flip-Flop so they get into trouble a lot.

Audie is good natured at heart, but he’s not very self-aware and can only tell what’s going on if it’s explicitly written out or explained to him. They can also be easily swayed to do things that others tell them to do, so Audie can end up being treated like a pushover if they’re with a bad crowd.

If I were to simplify them…Audie’s like the embodiment of hindsight, while Flip-Flop is the embodiment of foresight.

Now this is Mifabeth AKA Miff, a living ventriloquist dummy made from the Uproar. She’s a very boastful person, and if given the chance she WILL brag about her father and his work.

She’s a bit of a prankster, though most of her pranks heavily rely on fear (perfect for Halloween season, not so perfect when it’s year round).

Miff doesn’t really do friendship, and she doesn’t care to have any. At most she’ll float near one or two people consistently until she gets bored of them.

As such, Miff’s currently hanging around with Audie and Flip-Flop, mainly just because she finds the duo very amusing to mess with.

(Here’s a little comic as a bonus)

That’s about all I’ve got for now, so I hope y’all like em and have a happy Halloween!

So…yeah.

(Art and OCs: me)

(My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic belongs to: Hasbro and Lauren Faust)