![]() ![]() It is also possible (although difficult) to kill the monster using two charged BFG shots. This should kill the beast in four rounds (three if you aim well). Kill the seekers with the plasma gun or the rocket launcher, and when the glowing energy orb appears, unload your chaingun into it. The guardian is relatively easy to kill if you can manage to avoid the energy spheres. As you fight the Guardian, the Soul Cube will inform you of this weakness. ![]() Shooting this orb is the only way to kill the Guardian. ![]() Killing the three seekers forces the Guardian to generate more of them, revealing its vulnerable spot: a glowing orb of energy in an opening on the Guardian's back. This blue sphere is the Guardian's only weakness. When all the seekers are dead, the Guardian stops and forms a blue sphere above its head which generates more seekers. The only way to harm and kill this goliath is to take out its seekers. The Guardian's tough hide renders it invulnerable to all forms of weapons' fire. Its primary attacks consist of punching with its large fists and pounding the ground, which emits large spheres of energy that burst from the Guardian in all eight directions. Its refuge is a large area of Hell that is filled with pillars of rock with slabs of demon flesh that can be seen strewn on some of them. The designers commented in the Making of Doom 3 book that the Guardian was created with the idea of a pre-human Hell during the prehistoric age, and it was something that dinosaurs feared and perhaps made them go extinct. The Guardian looks vaguely like a crocodilian, but with a taller and broader jaw, and larger and more muscular arms ending in large round fists that appear to contain cracks full of lava, muscular legs with hooves, a hunched upper body, a very long tail that ends with a ball with cracks full of lava in it, an armored back with traces of lava, and a head that has stereotypical demonic horns. ![]()
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