History TearJerker / DoomEternal

** What makes this even sadder is that BothSidesHaveAPoint. The Slayer is trying to summon the Dark Lord, but his only means of doing it is so that he can destroy him - and therefore, any and all demons outside of Hell. However, this would come with great risk, since if the Slayer fails, the Dark Lord will destroy ''everything in reality''. On the other hand, Samur had just returned to his original form and home realm. He yearns for the Slayer to revive the Father instead, to save Urdak and cure his transfiguration to a Khan Maykr. This is so that Samur, [[WellIntentionedExtremist being him]], plans something else for the good of Urdak. Unfortunately, the Slayer knew better, finally betraying Samur right then and there and ''[[KickTheSonOfABitch crushing the Father's sphere directly in front of him]]''. Now as the Seraphim, Samur is doomed to slowly lose his mind; and soon, the home that he worked so hard to get back to, by the very man he had empowered to become doom incarnate.

** This is also quite a sobering moment after fighting so many horrible, sadistic creatures like the Khan Maykr and Olivia across the reboot. In the end, in a sea of vile, repugnantly selfish creatures; Davoth the Dark Lord, the biggest bad out of all of them, [[TragicVillain turns out to be one of the most tragic characters in the franchise.]] Come ''Part Two'', you won't be fighting some mindless beast or a vile SmugSnake - but someone who's lost their way trying to help their people. ''[[NotSoDifferent Someone the Slayer could become]].''

** This is also quite a sobering moment after fighting so many horrible, sadistic creatures like the Khan Maykr and Olivia across the reboot. In the end, in a sea of vile, repugnantly selfish creatures; Davoth the Dark Lord, the biggest bad out of all of them, [[TragicVillain turns out to be one of the most tragic characters in the franchise.]] Come ''Part Two'', you won't be fighting some mindless beast or a vile SmugSnake - but someone who's lost their way trying to help their people. ''Someone you could become.''

* The two flashback sequences that reveal the Doom Slayer's origins: '''He's ''the'' Doomguy.''' The hero of the original games, 1, 2 and 64, ''our'' Doomguy. And we get to see exactly what became of him after he stayed on the other side of that portal in Doom 64. Many probably would think he went out fighting, and no-- he didn't die. [[FateWorseThanDeath But it might've been better if he had]]. The Night Sentinels find him outside their base, [[ShellShockedVeteran a broken, beaten and battered mess, delirious with rage and pain; still alive throughout it all, but all he can do is to gibber about the demons and ripping them apart, sounding like a wounded animal who's lashing out in fear and desperation just to survive]]. The fate of our beloved original badass, our hero, ''after'' his finest hour.