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"Kang" was the name taken by young women living in Paradise Towers. By the time the Seventh Doctor and Mel visited Paradise Towers, there were three denominations of Kang living there, namely: Red Kangs, Blue Kangs and Yellow Kangs. Each was only distinguishable by the colour of their hair and clothing with the three groups adopting the same general mannerisms. Kangs competed against one another, with the ultimate objective being to enter another group's brainquarters. Despite, this they never harmed one another. The Kangs were disliked by the Caretakers as they frequently created wallscrawls. This led to them being nicknamed "wallscrawlers". The Kangs also performed various dances round certain structures. They carried arrow guns as their primary weapon, but never used them against one another. Read more. ✍

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Mike Yates: Sorry, Doctor. I’m supposed to have permission from the Brig before I leave the country, let alone before I leave the planet. I’d love to come along, but I think I’ll have –

Jo Grant: Oh, go on. Mike. Didn’t you say you wanted to see the wonders of the universe?

Mike Yates: (hesitantly) Are you sure this is quite safe, Doctor? There won’t be any complications? I need to report for duty at six o’clock tomorrow morning, you know.

Third Doctor: Complications? My dear chip, I’ve no idea what you mean! Don’t worry, I’ve checked the coordinates three times. Nothing can possibly go wrong.

PROSE: Speed of Flight

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