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Cyberdemon
The Cyberdemon is a fictional character in the ''Doom'' gaming-franchise by id Software, where it was introduced in the first-person shooter game ''Doom'' in 1993. Since then, it has appeared in several other id games, including ''Doom II: Hell on Earth'', ''Doom 3'', ''Doom RPG'' and ''Wolfenstein RPG'' (as the Harbinger of Doom), and the other media related to them. The Cyberdemon became one of the most iconic characters of the ''Doom'' series along with its protagonist, the "Doomguy", and is often described as one of the most memorable bosses in video gaming history.
==Appearances==
The Cyberdemon is not mentioned in the manual for the original PC version, possibly so as to make his appearance a surprise for the player. The manual for the console versions describe him as "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."〔 In the first ''Doom'', the Cyberdemon is the toughest character, with 4,000 hit points (an equivalent of 40 direct rocket hits), receiving no splash damage from explosions.〔 The Cyberdemons return in ''Doom II: Hell on Earth'', where one is depicted on the cover art and the title screen. A redesigned Cyberdemon is the final boss in the reboot game ''Doom 3'',〔 where it is described as the "Hell's mightiest warrior" and can be killed only with the Soul Cube. The Cyberdemon made a return in Doom (2016 video game) with a new design similar to that in Doom 3.
In the action role-playing game ''Doom RPG'', the Cyberdemon is created by an occultist scientist Kronos. In ''Wolfenstein RPG'', the Cyberdemon appears as the Harbinger of Doom, summoned by the Nazis at Castle Wolfenstein during World War II. American commando William "B.J." Blazkowicz defeats it using the Spear of Destiny, destroying its right leg and left arm, and the Harbinger vows that it would have a rematch with Blazkowicz's descendent in the future, which happens when Stan Blazkowicz faces it in ''Doom II RPG''.
An entire plot of the ''Doom'' comic is based on the Doomguy's frantic search for the BFG 9000 that he can use to destroy the Cyberdemon. In the ''Doom'' novels, the Cyberdemons' mechanical parts are steam powered and the characters call them "Steam Demons". A miniature figure of the Cyberdemon was included with the 1996 video game collection ''id Anthology'' and another appears in the 2011's ''Doom: The Boardgame''.
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