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Minecraft Re-Enters The Time War With Doctor Who Skins Volume II
Microsoft and the BBC are releasing another huge pack of Doctor Who skins this week. You’ll be able to dress up as popular companions, scary monsters, and even more versions of the Time Lord himself.
The Doctor Who Skins Volume II pack includes beloved characters like K9 and Martha Jones, terrifying villains like The Master (2007) and Cybermen, and six Doctors (including two different versions of Ten).
Here’s the full list of included skins:
- The Tenth Doctor
- The Tenth Doctor – Suit
- The Eight Doctor
- The Seventh Doctor
- The Fifth Doctor
- The Third Doctor
- The Second Doctor
- Donna Noble
- Martha Jones
- Captain Jack Harkness
- Liz Shaw
- Jamie McCrimmon
- Ace
- Jo Grant
- Tegan Jovanka
- Wilfred Mott
- Mickey Smith
- The Master 2007
- Sontaran 2010
- K9
- Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart
- Bannakaffalatta
- Judoon
- Sycorax
- Cyberking/Miss Hartigan
- Racnoss
- Slitheen
- The Beast
- Rassilon
- Heavenly Host
- Scarecrow
- Cybershade
- Azal (the Daemon)
- Axon Monster
- Omega
- Alpha Centaur
- Gell Guards (Plasma Creature)
- The Nimon
- Sutekh
- Sea Devil
- Ood
- Saturnynian – Fish form
- Cyberman 2012 (non-Cybus)
- Cybermen 2013
- Cyber-Lord
- Cyberman 2006 (Cybus)
- Black Cyberman 1980s
- Cyberman 1980s
- Cyberman 1970s
- Cyberman 1960s
- Cyberman 1960s
The pack will be available for $2.99 on Xbox 360 and Xbox One on December 18. You can check out a screenshot gallery of some of the new inclusions below. For information on the first Doctor Who Skins Volume, check out our previous coverage.
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