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A missile-launching skyscraper with goat legs. 'Nuff said.
~ The PC version's Doom manual on the Cyberdemon.
Half unfeeling machine, half raging horned devil. This walking nightmare has a rocket launcher for an arm and will definitely reach out and touch you. Make sure you're loaded for bear before you take on this guy.
~ Various manuals on the Cyberdemon.

The Cyberdemon is a major antagonist of the Doom franchise.

He is the most powerful and infamous demons As his name suggests, he is a large bull-like demon with robotic parts, such as a giant gun for a hand. It is a tall, muscular, minotaur-like beast with two dark black/gray horns, a cybernetic right leg, a large rocket launcher mounted on its left arm, red wiring on its lower torso, as well as patches of metal and wires on its right arm.

Biography[]

Cyberdemon

The Cyberdemon's classic sprite.

The Cyberdemon is extremely difficult to defeat, and is known as one of the hardest video game enemies ever. One magazine infamously gave this as a strategy: "To defeat the Cyberdemon, shoot at it until it dies."

Classic Games[]

He appears in the original Doom as the boss at the end of the second episode, and in Doom II he makes multiple appearances. In Doom 3 as well as Doom RPG, the Cyberdemon is the final boss. He also appears in Wolfenstein RPG, in a fully organic form known as the "Harbinger of Doom". When defeated, his arm and leg (the parts that are robotic in the Doom games) fall off and he says he will return in the future to take revenge on B.J Blazkowicz's descendants, thus implying that Wolfenstein and Doom take place in the same continuity.

A Cyberdemon will let out a loud, feral roar when it is alerted: loud enough to be heard no matter how far away it is. It attacks by firing barrages of three rockets. It has 4000 HP and does not receive splash damage from explosions (BFG's blast damage being the only exception), meaning it has to be hit direct hit, making it more difficult to kill. It is also, contrary to its gargantuan size, among the fastest moving monster in the original game (the lost soul's charge attack not withstanding), and second fastest in Doom II (after the Arch-Vile). When destroyed, the Cyberdemon's mechanical body parts explode, vaporizing the organic parts into reddish clouds of flesh, blood and gore, leaving only his blood-soaked hooves behind; as he explodes, he lets out a short roar that is readily interrupted by the sound of his body exploding.

The Cyberdemon does not have a melee attack in the PC games or Doom 64.

Doom 3[]

Cyberdemon

The Cyberdemon in Doom 3.

Cyberdemon is the final boss of Doom 3. The gigantic guard of the hell-hole, the Cyberdemon in this game can not be hurt by normal means, and can only be damaged with the Soul Cube. For its attacks, the Cyberdemon can fire powerful rockets and do a instantly killing stomp. There appears to only be one Cyberdemon, as it does not appear in Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil.

The Cyberdemon also has a new appearance in this game, with a minotaur-like build, a cannon for a left arm, and scraps of metal covering its head, back, chest, and legs.

Doom (2016)[]

Considered to be the most significant marker of success in the development of Argent-Organic research, the Cyberdemon is the flagship creation of the Lazarus Project. The symbiotic union of a Baalgar demon found during the second Project Lazarus Manned Expedition (MTC 2148/177) and an Argent Accumulator, this beast is capable of withstanding so much punishment that the creature must be kept in permanent suspended animation. Repeated attempts to subdue the beast prove unsuccessful as when exhausted, the Cyberdemon simply replenishes its life force from the Accumulator and attacks again with greater ferocity. Only by removing the Argent implant can the beast be restrained. The Cyberdemon remained in stasis until a suitable method of control can be found.
~ UAC Report File: DHVZI9L4 about the Cyberdemon.

The Cyberdemon makes its return in the 2016 reboot of Doom, appearing as the first boss the player fights. A gigantic demon, the Cyberdemon has pink skin covering its black, armored body. It also has two large horns (with one broken), four eyes, and a large fanged maw of a mouth. Its arms are also loaded with weapons, as the left has its classic rocket launcher with the right has a sharp bony blade/flame thrower. Its first phase of the fight takes place in the Lazarus Labs, with the beast being able to fire rockets, charge up to fire a laser beam, charge forward, and deliver a mighty stomp. After being teleported into Hell by Doomguy ripping out its Argent Cell power core, the Cyberdemon gains the abilities to raise the very earth around it to use as blades and send walls of fire at the player. In Hell, Doomguy kills the beast by breaking off one of its horns, using it as a blade to decapitate it.

Despite being dead, he does make a comeback in the classic level where he takes the role of his classic self as he simply shoots out missiles at the Doom Slayer but will use his blade to strike and send out walls of fire if he gets too close. This will go on until the Doom Slayer defeats him, killing him yet again.

Doom Eternal[]

Although the Cyberdemon is absent, the Tyrant is a newly introduced enemy that both resembles the Cyberdemon through appearance and attack method. A skull that resembles the Cyberdemon's head also makes an appearance at the Cultist Base in the game where it is comfirmed that the Cyberdemon's species in the reboot era is called a Baalgar.

Other Appearances[]

Doom Novels[]

Main Article: Cyberdemon (Doom Novels)

The Doom Comic[]

While the Spider Mastermind and the Icon of Sin are both absent in the comic, the Cyberdemon maintains his role as commander of the demonic forces who were unleashed upon Earth. After their release, the Cyberdemon led the demons to kill anyone they see, with the exception of Doomguy who survive and was droven to insanity fighting the demons using his bare hands. Doomguy soon faces him who finds insanely admits how large he is and the potential to be killed instantly. Doomguy soon tried to kill the Cyberdemon by attempting to punch him in the stomach, but it has no effect but instead angered him in annoyance to his futile attack. Doomguy changes plans to find enough weapons to kill him while the Cyberdemon ordered the demons to prevent him from claiming and to kill him by orchestrating tactical advantages to set up ambushes on him.

His plots to stop Doomguy went out of hand however as Doomguy massacred many demons who tried to stop him from claiming each weapon the demons guard and prepared his rematch for the Cyberdemon. Frustrated that his men have failed to stop him, the Cyberdemon tried to kill him himself, but Doomguy manage to dodge his shooting and shoots at the Cyberdemon, killing him. Though the Cyberdemon is dead, Earth still remained invaded by the demons and Doomguy made his promise to spark liberation on his own with his weapons.

Doom 3 Novels[]

Main Article: Cyberdemon (Doom 3 Novels)

Other Media[]

Fall Guys[]

A costume appears of the Cyberdemon appears within the 2020 multiplayer party game Fall Guys, with the costume being released alongside costumes for Doomguy and a Cacodemon. Notably, while the designs are all majorly inspired by the modern Doom games, the design for the Cyberdemon's costume instead pulls from his classic design, similarly to its replacement in Doom Eternal, the Tyrants.

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