Eleventh Doctor

The Eleventh Doctor (Also known as Matt Smith) is the main protagonist of "The Doctor Who Figurine Adventures".

Personality
The Eleventh Doctor is energetic, lively, eccentric, resourceful and quick-witted, able to spin things to his point of view and find positive outlooks in negative situations. He could also turn angry and ruthless, thus resorting to violence when events allowed.

Often more childish than his other incarnations, the Eleventh Doctor sometimes calls himself a "Mad Man with a Box" and usually acts too childish for his Psychic Paper to register him as a "mature and responsible adult".

The Eleventh Doctor shows a childlike recklessness, but always has a grand scheme behind his actions. He is sometimes very deceptive and manipulating, occasionally lying, even if his plans emotionally hurt his allies. He often thinks aloud when panicking or stressed, and he tends to babble on about what he knew about a current situation to come up with a plan, believing he would have one when he finishes talking. He has a strong dislike for people who tell him that they did something bad because they were "just following orders".

Role
The Eleventh Doctor is first seen discussing with Merlin about how dangerous the Medieval Times are. When Tyrant falls over and hurts himself, the Doctor decides to make a primitive telephone system so that people can call for help when they need it. Unfortunately, this backfires when the villagers start using phones more than doing work. After a group of goblins on spiders attacks them, the Doctor manages to get a magic star for Merlin, who drives them off. When Shelob attacks, he calls for Tyrant to give him a magic star so he can defeat Shelob.

After a few more adventures in the Medieval Times, Tyrant gets captured by Davros, and a brainwashed Tenth Doctor. The Eleventh Doctor, Merlin and his student, Claire, break into Davros' Castle, rescue Tyrant, break Davros' control over the Tenth Doctor and retrieve the TARDIS. Once Claire gives her life to help the Doctors, Merlin and Tyrant escape, he, the Tenth Doctor and Sclar the Silurian go off on their own adventures in Time and Space.

In the Season 8 finale, The Master separates him from his body. He spends the next 6 seasons as a blue hologram. In this form, he gains the ability to possess vehicles and mechanical beings, which proves really helpful in Season 12, where he possesses a Cyberman to try and rescue the doctors who were captured by the Cyber Controller.