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Back on Earth, the UAC is re-established. It returns to its research on Mars and discovers a fissure on the planet's surface which leaks trace amounts of Argent energy. Reigniting their interdimensional technology, the UAC establishes a gateway to Hell and siphons Argent from The Well for human use, solving a dire energy crisis under the cover story that Argent had simply been a newly-discovered power source native to Mars. Expeditions to Mars and Hell allow the UAC to recover a variety of artifacts, among them powerful items like the Soul Cube and a sarcophagus in which the Doom Slayer had been sealed, which they extract from Hell and store in the Mars base for further research. | Back on Earth, the UAC is re-established. It returns to its research on Mars and discovers a fissure on the planet's surface which leaks trace amounts of Argent energy. Reigniting their interdimensional technology, the UAC establishes a gateway to Hell and siphons Argent from The Well for human use, solving a dire energy crisis under the cover story that Argent had simply been a newly-discovered power source native to Mars. Expeditions to Mars and Hell allow the UAC to recover a variety of artifacts, among them powerful items like the Soul Cube and a sarcophagus in which the Doom Slayer had been sealed, which they extract from Hell and store in the Mars base for further research. | ||
The events of the 2016 reboot, simply titled ''Doom'', begin when the Doom Slayer is released from his sarcophagus to find that the demons had noticed the UAC's probing into their realm and so began tempting a high-ranking UAC researcher named Olivia Pierce into destabilizing the UAC gateway to Hell to allow a much larger invasion. The Doom Slayer pursues Olivia through the Mars base and into Hell, destroying any demons and Argent sources he encounters along the way | The events of the 2016 reboot, simply titled ''Doom'', begin when the Doom Slayer is released from his sarcophagus to find that the demons had noticed the UAC's probing into their realm and so began tempting a high-ranking UAC researcher named Olivia Pierce into destabilizing the UAC gateway to Hell to allow a much larger invasion. The Doom Slayer pursues Olivia through the Mars base and into Hell, destroying any demons and Argent sources he encounters along the way, eventually killing Olivia after her demonic metamorphosis into a second Spider Mastermind. | ||
In ''Doom Eternal'', the Doom Slayer returns to earth to find it has fallen to a full-scale demonic attack orchestrated by the Khan Maykr and the Hell-corrupted Sentinel Priests, who sought to renew their supply of Argent by harvesting human souls directly. After the Slayer kills the Priests, the Khan Maykr attempts to resurrect the Icon of Sin, its soul now controlled and strengthened by Maykr machinery, in a last-ditch effort to ensure earth's consumption. To stop this ritual, the Doom Slayer returns to Hell and ascends a soul-harvesting facility in the city of Nekravol, in which resides a gateway to the Maykr realm of Urdak. The Slayer invades Urdak and interrupts the binding of the Icon of Sin to Maykr technology, but is unable to stop its resurrection, leaving it alive and uncontrolled on earth. The Slayer kills the Khan Maykr in mortal combat before returning to earth, destroying the Icon of Sin, and saving his homeworld once more, leaving the liberated planet behind to continue his everlasting war against the demons. | In ''Doom Eternal'', the Doom Slayer returns to earth to find it has fallen to a full-scale demonic attack orchestrated by the Khan Maykr and the Hell-corrupted Sentinel Priests, who sought to renew their supply of Argent by harvesting human souls directly. After the Slayer kills the Priests, the Khan Maykr attempts to resurrect the Icon of Sin, its soul now controlled and strengthened by Maykr machinery, in a last-ditch effort to ensure earth's consumption. To stop this ritual, the Doom Slayer returns to Hell and ascends a soul-harvesting facility in the city of Nekravol, in which resides a gateway to the Maykr realm of Urdak. The Slayer invades Urdak and interrupts the binding of the Icon of Sin to Maykr technology, but is unable to stop its resurrection, leaving it alive and uncontrolled on earth. The Slayer kills the Khan Maykr in mortal combat before returning to earth, destroying the Icon of Sin, and saving his homeworld once more, leaving the liberated planet behind to continue his everlasting war against the demons. |