However, his intentions are to stop the demonic invasion for good, even willing to perform a Heroic Sacrifice knowing that there is no turning back. Anti-Hero: In addition to being more menacing looking, he didn't hesitate to power the artifact using dead humans he encountered throughout the base.Weapon of Choice: In the majority of the game's cutscenes, he wields the shotgun.Sole Survivor: By the end, he's the only surviving human.The Stoic: He never shows any kind of emotion, except for shock upon seeing the Cyberdemon.Quake Champions gives him the semi-canon moniker of Doom Marine, as opposed to Doom Guy for the original character and Doom Slayer for the reboot. No Name Given: In the game, though the novels call him John Kane.

You Don't Look Like You: None of the playable characters look like Doomguy all that much.If you change weapons while standing in front of a mirror, they'll simply pull the new weapon out of their pocket. Resurrection of Evil adds the Grabber Gun, double-barrel shotgun, and Artifact. Hyperspace Arsenal: Carries a pistol, machine gun, shotgun, a chaingun, plasma gun, rocket launcher, chainsaw, grenades, flashlight and Soulcube on him all at once.Heroic Mime: In typical Doom fashion, they never speak beyond Voice Grunting.Not even twenty-foot tall cyborgs slow them down much. Of course, the PCs prevail, killing thousands of demons and stuffing the invasions. and they have various other powers depending on type like short-range teleportation, regeneration, flight, telekinesis, generating force-fields, or hurling energy blasts / fireballs. Badass Normal: All of the demons have superhuman strength and toughness, note even basic Imps are seven-foot beasts who are seen killing men with single strikes and leaping farther than the best Olympian.They do have military training, but the game makes it obvious that military training will not prepare you for an invasion by Hell (as demonstrated by other Marines). Action Survivor: Due to the games' restructuring to a more actiony Survival Horror setting.His mission: to destroy a teleportation platform that was drawn through the dimensions, which could possibly be used to invade Earth from Hell.

Tough enough to survive the carnage, after being dragged through a vent into a different part of the Plant, he fights his way up to Exis Labs, where he travels into Hell at the behest of the surviving scientist Dr. In Doom 3: The Lost Mission, the player takes up the role of The Bravo Marine, the sole survivor of the massacred Bravo Team that Doomguy found in the Enpro Plant. Discovering a demonic Artifact that Betruger attempts to use to generate a second invasion, he fights his way into Hell and slays Betruger, stopping his plans cold. In Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil, yet another new marine takes up the mantle of Doomguy, this time a marine Engineer exploring Mars as part of an expedition to try and figure out just what Betruger actually did.

Through determination, sheer luck, and large volumes of gunfire, he manages to stop the invasion and close the portals, trapping Betruger in Hell after slaying Hell's ultimate warrior, the Cyberdemon. In Doom³, Doomguy is a marine who simply happens to have the bad luck of being transferred to the UAC's Mars base the day Betruger unleashes hell upon the planet.

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