Top Ten Doctor Who Monsters and Villains

I shouldn't really have to explain why they are the best. If you never showed the Weeping Angels again, people wouldn't mind. They were a good one-off story, and when they tried to reintroduce them a second time, it fell flat on its face.

The Daleks are the obvious choice for people who actually watch Doctor Who and not just vote for the Weeping Angels after they saw "that one episode."

The Daleks are the most popular of the Doctor's foes. They have been in the show since the start and will be there to fight the Doctor until the end.

I know people love the Weeping Angels, but they were good in Blink and really should have appeared that one time.

He's great because we can actually understand his motivations. Time travel was so powerful that he misused it, and it turned him evil. This is meaningful to viewers, as opposed to the Daleks, which I feel are kind of boring because nobody can relate to being an emotionless warrior.

The ideal Doctor Who foe. A polar opposite of our favorite Time Lord, the Master is stunning, intelligent, manipulative, and is one step ahead of the Doctor (well, not all the time, but you get my drift).

Personally, I hope he returns in the next series of the show.

The best. Why? Well, the Daleks want to wipe everybody else out, but the Cybermen are gems because they want to remove emotion and not wipe everyone else out, but convert them into more Cybermen. This is genius.

And, as well as being the only remaining species, you get more of yourself as a bonus. Also, in Nightmare in Silver (spoilers!), they are shown to be able to half convert and have super speed. They are the perfect villain.

The most popular race of hostiles the Doctor has encountered, second only to the Daleks. They've also undergone more evolutionary changes over the last 55 years.

Almost every single time they appear in an episode, the Weeping Angels seem to gain an additional power. That being said, the Weeping Angels are pretty badass. The only way to defeat them is to get them to look at one another, and even then (though they will never move again), it can never be told if they have died or have just... not continued to exist.

I'd like to point out that they are not "kind" killers. In "Flesh and Stone," the Bob angel said that he was making Amelia scared, "For fun, sir."

New and epic. You could write a poem about the Weeping Angels. They're not giant, and they don't have guns. But they're still the scariest.

I remember once trying to choose which classic series DVDs to buy from a wide selection at Best Buy. "The Time Warrior" caught my eye easily. The alien on it looked like a potato.

What's more amusing than an alien who looks like a potato? And we look like pink weasels to them. The Doctor isn't too fond of their victory chant, because he turned to a cartoon rather than listen to it.

These powerful warriors are not well known, but they are some of the best fighters and funniest aliens!

Meet the madman who created the Daleks. Usually, he can control them, but at times they've proven even too much for him to control.

Thanks a lot for the most destructive race to ever threaten the universe, Davros.

A timeless nemesis. Gave me goosebumps when he returned in the season finale of series 4.

Oh no, I'm so sorry, I have two shadows. Hey, who turned out the lights? Hey, who turned out the lights?

Why have they never come back in the show?

The very idea of these creatures is genius! Once you look away from them, you forget all about them. It means they may have influenced the entirety of human evolution since the Stone Age, if not further back.

Also, they look and sound as scary as hell!

The only Doctor Who villain that could actually exist in the real world, and no one would ever know.

The source of my nightmares... I freak out now whenever I see Sharpie marks on my hand!

I'd say these guys are the 4th most popular species in the series, the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans being the first three. It's amazing when you consider the fact these guys were out of circulation for a long time. They weren't seen from the era of Doctor #3 until Doctor #11.

The Ice Warriors should definitely be in the Top 10. I fell in love with them for the first time when I saw them in Seeds of Death.

Watch this one's story in the dark. My cousin had to change the channel because it gave a visiting friend the creeps.

A moment to note a few seasons later is Doctor #10 with a gas mask imitating him, asking, "Are you my mummy?" The UNIT agent had no idea what he was talking about.

I find them very interesting because they're not exactly evil, and they have a good backstory.

This guy needs a leg up. He. Is. Sinister.

Mannequins freak the hell out of me.

A renegade Time Lord who retains the personalities of his previous incarnations in the Big Finish audio dramas, he's one of the most unique villains of the franchise and even briefly becomes a companion of the Eighth Doctor.

I don't care how silly they are. That's what I like about them. They're fun. But why do people say they're a kids' villain? You know they literally wear people's skin. That's so dark, it belongs in a horror movie.

Because of that, I was scared of them as a kid. They're underrated.

The most renowned Time Lord, next to Rassilon. This guy was a threat so serious it took three Doctors to stand against him.

Not really bad, but they look awesome!

In my opinion, Planet of the Ood is one of the most underrated Doctor Who episodes in its 52 years.

This guy is one of the most evil foes the Doctor has taken on. If they didn't stop him in 1909, the Doctor actually showed Sarah Jane the consequences. He'd have destroyed the Earth.

Not a nice guy at all.