Ogrons

Ogrons are a fictional species originating from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who. They were created by writer Robert Holmes and first appeared in the 1971 serial "Terror of the Autons." Ogrons are a brutish, ape-like alien race known for their immense strength and dimwitted nature. They are often depicted as mercenaries, easily manipulated and controlled by more intelligent beings due to their limited intellect and eagerness to please those in power.

Physically, Ogrons are large and heavily muscled, typically with green or brown skin. They possess primitive facial features and are clad in simple, often tattered clothing or armor. Their primary purpose in the Doctor Who universe is often to serve as shock troops or heavy labor for villains, such as the Master or the Daleks. Despite their lack of intelligence, their physical prowess makes them formidable opponents in combat.

While not as iconic as some other Doctor Who monsters, Ogrons have made several notable appearances throughout the show's history, including "The Claws of Axos" and "Day of the Daleks," and have been referenced or alluded to in later episodes. Their consistent portrayal as powerful but unintelligent enforcers has cemented their place as a memorable, if not particularly complex, alien race within the Doctor Who canon.