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| As a similar nod to the DOOT meme above, one of the invading Revenant's player with the name ''D00t76'' can be seen in the same reveal. The 76 on the tag may refer to ''Fallout 76'', Bethesda Softworks' previously upcoming title of the ''Fallout'' series. | | As a similar nod to the DOOT meme above, one of the invading Revenant's player with the name ''D00t76'' can be seen in the same reveal. The 76 on the tag may refer to ''Fallout 76'', Bethesda Softworks' previously upcoming title of the ''Fallout'' series. |
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− | The [[Fortress of Doom (Doom Eternal)|Fortress of Doom]] contains numerous [[Fortress of Doom (Doom Eternal)#Easter eggs|easter eggs]] within the Doom Slayer's personal room, many of which containing materials from earlier Doom games as well as related first person shooter games and classic literature.
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| In the [[Cultist Base]] level, there are 3 [[Dopefish]] hidden across the level: one hanging on a rope, like it was caught, another stuck in ice (disappears when ice is smashed), the last on an hidden altar. | | In the [[Cultist Base]] level, there are 3 [[Dopefish]] hidden across the level: one hanging on a rope, like it was caught, another stuck in ice (disappears when ice is smashed), the last on an hidden altar. |
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| A reference to the Japanese Hololive V-Tuber [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChAnqc_AY5_I3Px5dig3X1Q Inugami Korone] can be found by accessing the Runes tab in the Dossier during gameplay, and then pressing the dedicated Chainsaw button four times. A chainsaw rev could be heard, before the Doom Eternal logo modified to spell Doog Eternal instead pops up for a few seconds. A video of it being performed can be seen [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHhCb9ExMfg here]. This easter egg is added during the release of The Ancient Gods, Part One DLC. A few days later it was removed in patch 3.1. | | A reference to the Japanese Hololive V-Tuber [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChAnqc_AY5_I3Px5dig3X1Q Inugami Korone] can be found by accessing the Runes tab in the Dossier during gameplay, and then pressing the dedicated Chainsaw button four times. A chainsaw rev could be heard, before the Doom Eternal logo modified to spell Doog Eternal instead pops up for a few seconds. A video of it being performed can be seen [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHhCb9ExMfg here]. This easter egg is added during the release of The Ancient Gods, Part One DLC. A few days later it was removed in patch 3.1. |
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| + | The [[Fortress of Doom (Doom Eternal)|Fortress of Doom]] contains numerous [[Fortress of Doom (Doom Eternal)#Easter eggs|easter eggs]] within the Doom Slayer's personal room, many of which containing materials from earlier Doom games as well as related first person shooter games and classic literature. |
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| + | ===Book References=== |
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| + | "How to Win Friends and Kill Demons" - A play on "How to Win Friends and Influence People" |
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| + | "Atlas Ripped and Teared" - A play on "Atlas Shrugged" |
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| + | "The Picture of Dorian Slay" - A play on "The Picture of Dorian Gray" |
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| + | "The Caco in the Rye" - A play on "The Catcher in the Rye" |
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| + | "Green Eggs and Pentagram" - A play on "Green Eggs and Ham" |
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| + | "1984 Dead Demons" - A play on "1984" |
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| + | "To Kill a Mockingdemon" - A play on "To Kill a Mockingbird" |
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| + | "The Great Gutsby" - A play on "The Great Gatsby" |
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| + | "Ten Dollars Left to Spend, An Inspirational Tale by Ugoh Tamirn - An anagram of [[Hugo Martin]] |
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| + | "Demon Farm" - A play on "Animal Farm" |
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| + | "The Very Hungry Cacodemon" - A play on "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" |
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| + | "The Power of Positive Ripping and Tearing" - A play on "The Power of Positive Thinking" |
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| + | "The Art of Rip and Tear" - A play on "The Art of War" |
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| + | "The Slayer's Tale" - A play on "The Handmaid's Tale" |
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| + | "How to Stop Worrying and Start Slaying" - A play on "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living" |
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| + | "The Man in the High Argent Tower" - A play on "The Man in the High Castle" |
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| + | "The Guts of Wrath" - A play on "The Grapes of Wrath" |
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| + | "The Ripping Tree" - A play on "The Giving Tree" |
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| + | "My Best Friend, Daisy" - Doomguy's Pet Rabbit |
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| + | "Slayerhouse Five" - A play on "Slaughterhouse Five" |
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| + | "Don Slayote" - A play on "Don Quixote" |
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| + | "Slayenstein" - A play on either Frankenstein or Wolfenstein |
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| + | "Fifty Shades of Slay" - A play on "Fifty Shades of Grey" |
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| + | "Eat. Rip. Tear" - A play on "Eat. Race. Win" |
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| + | "The Count of Kadingir Cristo" - A play on "The Count of Monte Cristo" |
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| + | "Dungeons and Demons: 6th Edition" - A play on "Dungeons and Dragons" |
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| + | "how to comb your mustache" - A tribute to ''{{wp|Mark Fischbach}}'''s late father, Cliffton M. Fischbach. |
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| + | "Vault Dweller's Survival Guide: Preparing Yourself and Your Loved Ones For the Inevitable Nuclear Apocalypse" - A reference to the ''{{wp|Fallout (series)|Fallout game series}}'' |
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| + | "2 Prey or Not 2 Prey" - A reference to the ''{{wp|Prey (series)|Prey game series}}'' and "Hamlet" |
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| + | "Cooking from Hell's Kitchen: Thy Flesh Consumed" - A reference to [[Ultimate Doom|Ultimate Doom's]] Final Episode, [[Thy Flesh Consumed]] |
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| + | "Tei Tenga: Offworld Travel Guide" - A reference to [[Tei Tenga]], the original setting of [[Doom]] |
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| + | "From Nopefish to Dopefish: The Dope Tale" - A reference to [[Dopefish]], an enemy from Commmander Keen. |
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| + | "RET-CONNED: The Life and Times of Flynn Taggart" Doomguy's name in the [[Doom novels]] |
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| + | "The Strogg: A Transdimensional Field Study" - A reference to the main antagonists of ''{{wp|Quake (series)|Quake 2 and 4}}'' |
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| + | "Living with Rage: and Other Common Emotions in the Apocalyptic Wasteland." - A reference to the ''{{wp|Rage (series)|Rage game series}}'' |
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| + | "The Spear of Destiny: A Post-War Deconstruction" - A reference to Wolfenstein 3D: Spear of Destiny |
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| + | "U-NAT-CO Training Manual: Bomb Defusal" - A reference to the ''{{wp|Deus Ex (series)|Deus Ex game series}}'' |
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| + | "Mesa Science Monthly: Predicting Unforeseen Consequences" - A reference to the ''{{wp|Half-Life (series)|Half-Life game series}}'' |
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| + | "Von Braun: Onboard AI System Technical Manual" - A reference to ''{{wp|System Shock 2}}'' |
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| + | "Liandri: A Brief History of Interplanetary Industry" - A reference to the ''{{wp|Unreal (video game series)|Unreal game series}}'' |
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| + | "Devilish Daggers & Other Assorted Pointy Objects" - A reference to ''{{wp|Devil Daggers}}'' |
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| + | "Why I'm So Great Pt. II by Dork Norkem" - A reference to the ''{{wp|Duke Nukem (series)|Duke Nukem game series}}'' |
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| + | "My Buddy Superfly by Hiro Miyamoto" - A reference to ''{{wp|Daikatana}}'' |
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| ==See also== | | ==See also== |