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KNEE-DEEP -

A Keyblade modeled after the iconic chainsaw from Id Software's classic DOOM! This Keyblade is designed to focus on damage! The majority of the hilt, handle, the shaft and the teeth of the Keyblade are inspired by the classic yellow chainsaw found in DOOM, with the design of the plate on the shaft resembling a demonic face. The rest of the hilt is designed after the ever famous BFG 9000. The Token is that of the Cacodemon!

The name comes from the first level of DOOM "Knee-Deep in the Dead." The World Logo is a recreation of the DOOM Logo, saying Phobos, the first area of the game.

SIN EATER -

A Keyblade modeled after the flaming textures of Hell from DOOM II! This Keyblade is designed to increase the power of Fire spells! The majority of the shaft of the blade and the teeth are formed from the lava textures found in the various demonic maps in the game. The hilt guard is based on the famous end boss, John Romero, AKA the Icon of Sin, with the skull being split on both sides of the hilt. The Token is that of the Pain Elemental!

The name comes from the Icon of Sin, with Doom Guy being the Sin Eater. The world Logo is a stylized variation of the numerals in the DOOM II logo, referencing that the game takes place in a UAC base.

ABSOLUTION -

A Keyblade modeled after the Unmaker from DOOM 64! This Keyblade is designed to focus on damage and allow to transform into Arrow Guns. The handle, cross guard and shaft of the blade are designed after the new weapon included in DOOM 64, the Unmaker. The Teeth of the blade is simply a demonic horned skull, representative of the themes of Doom. The remaining hilt guard is designed after the unique, double bladed chainsaw found in 64. The Keychain token is one of the Demon Keys used to upgrade the Unmaker!

The name comes from the last level of DOOM 64, along with the beta name for the game! The World Logo is based on the font on the end of level screen over another Demon Key, which is used on the box art.

OVERSOUL -

A Keyblade modeled after the Soul Cube from DOOM 3! This Keyblade is designed to maximize attacks and has a vampire heal technique. The Hilt guard of the Keyblade is designed after the standard appearance of the Soul Cube, and its outershell. The shaft of the blade is designed based on different interpretations of the Soul Cube's unique architecture. The Teeth of the blade are designed after the several blades that form out of the Soul Cube when it is used to attack a demon. The Keychain is one of the rings that appears when the Soul Cube attacks and the token is that of DOOM 3's variation of the Cacodemon.

The name means that a divine spirit that presides over all souls. The world logo is Mars City, the location of DOOM 3, styled after DOOM 3's title.

RIP AND TEAR -

A Keyblade modeled after the macabre combination of technology and demons from DOOM (2016)! This Keyblade has a short reach, but has high damage. The hilt guard of the Keyblade is designed after the Revenant, having the skull split along the hilt, and the technology that makes it's flight pack and rocket launchers making the hilt guard. The shaft and teeth of the blade is designed after the Gore Nests, with several hoses and wires connecting to it. The Keychain Token is designed after the head of the collectible Doomguy toy!

The name comes from the iconic phrase associated with Doom and Doom guy. The world logo comes from the fact that the UAC base that Doom guy awakens in is in the Hellas Plain of Mars.

RAISE HELL -

A Keyblade designed to be as metal as possible for DOOM Eternal! This Keyblade is designed to focus on endless combos. The handle and cross guard is designed after the Crucible wielded by the Slayer, with a skull replacing the Sentinel logo. The shaft of the blade has several demonic heads adorning it, culminating in an emitter for the teeth of the blade. The blade is an axe head formed from argent energy, similar to the ones wielded by the Marauders. The Token is a Sentinel coin.

The name comes from the promotional material for DOOM Eternal. The world logo comes from Doom Guy's space cathedral where he can chill and kill.

Description

KNEE-DEEP -

A Keyblade modeled after the iconic chainsaw from Id Software's classic DOOM! This Keyblade is designed to focus on damage! The majority of the hilt, handle, the shaft and the teeth of the Keyblade are inspired by the classic yellow chainsaw found in DOOM, with the design of the plate on the shaft resembling a demonic face. The rest of the hilt is designed after the ever famous BFG 9000. The Token is that of the Cacodemon!

The name comes from the first level of DOOM "Knee-Deep in the Dead." The World Logo is a recreation of the DOOM Logo, saying Phobos, the first area of the game.

SIN EATER -

A Keyblade modeled after the flaming textures of Hell from DOOM II! This Keyblade is designed to increase the power of Fire spells! The majority of the shaft of the blade and the teeth are formed from the lava textures found in the various demonic maps in the game. The hilt guard is based on the famous end boss, John Romero, AKA the Icon of Sin, with the skull being split on both sides of the hilt. The Token is that of the Pain Elemental!

The name comes from the Icon of Sin, with Doom Guy being the Sin Eater. The world Logo is a stylized variation of the numerals in the DOOM II logo, referencing that the game takes place in a UAC base.

ABSOLUTION -

A Keyblade modeled after the Unmaker from DOOM 64! This Keyblade is designed to focus on damage and allow to transform into Arrow Guns. The handle, cross guard and shaft of the blade are designed after the new weapon included in DOOM 64, the Unmaker. The Teeth of the blade is simply a demonic horned skull, representative of the themes of Doom. The remaining hilt guard is designed after the unique, double bladed chainsaw found in 64. The Keychain token is one of the Demon Keys used to upgrade the Unmaker!

The name comes from the last level of DOOM 64, along with the beta name for the game! The World Logo is based on the font on the end of level screen over another Demon Key, which is used on the box art.

OVERSOUL -

A Keyblade modeled after the Soul Cube from DOOM 3! This Keyblade is designed to maximize attacks and has a vampire heal technique. The Hilt guard of the Keyblade is designed after the standard appearance of the Soul Cube, and its outershell. The shaft of the blade is designed based on different interpretations of the Soul Cube's unique architecture. The Teeth of the blade are designed after the several blades that form out of the Soul Cube when it is used to attack a demon. The Keychain is one of the rings that appears when the Soul Cube attacks and the token is that of DOOM 3's variation of the Cacodemon.

The name means that a divine spirit that presides over all souls. The world logo is Mars City, the location of DOOM 3, styled after DOOM 3's title.

RIP AND TEAR -

A Keyblade modeled after the macabre combination of technology and demons from DOOM (2016)! This Keyblade has a short reach, but has high damage. The hilt guard of the Keyblade is designed after the Revenant, having the skull split along the hilt, and the technology that makes it's flight pack and rocket launchers making the hilt guard. The shaft and teeth of the blade is designed after the Gore Nests, with several hoses and wires connecting to it. The Keychain Token is designed after the head of the collectible Doomguy toy!

The name comes from the iconic phrase associated with Doom and Doom guy. The world logo comes from the fact that the UAC base that Doom guy awakens in is in the Hellas Plain of Mars.

RAISE HELL -

A Keyblade designed to be as metal as possible for DOOM Eternal! This Keyblade is designed to focus on endless combos. The handle and cross guard is designed after the Crucible wielded by the Slayer, with a skull replacing the Sentinel logo. The shaft of the blade has several demonic heads adorning it, culminating in an emitter for the teeth of the blade. The blade is an axe head formed from argent energy, similar to the ones wielded by the Marauders. The Token is a Sentinel coin.

The name comes from the promotional material for DOOM Eternal. The world logo comes from Doom Guy's space cathedral where he can chill and kill.