Arachnotron Figure

Arachnotron Figure

Made by Kitsune

About this product:

Material: ABS
Size: 10-30 cm
Stand: ❌
Articulation Points: ❌
Accessories: ❌
Packaging: Window Box
Edition: –
Release Date: 2024
Preparation time: 3-5 work days

Arachnotron is a cybernetic spider-like monster introduced in Doom II. It shares structural similarities with the larger Spiderdemon, but it’s weaker and significantly smaller in size. Let’s delve into its backstory:

After the Doom Slayer defeated the Spider Mastermind, the remains of the colossal demon were salvaged by UAC cultists. These twisted scientists used the genetic material from the Spider Mastermind to create a new breed of demon: the Arachnotron. While the Arachnotron possesses limited mobility on its own, its well-developed brain is ideally suited for the prosthetic frame into which it is built.

The Arachnotron’s biological body primarily consists of a large brain with two small arms. Its eyes change color depending on its actions—whether it’s moving, hurt, or attacking. Armed with a powerful plasma gun, it slings bursts of yellow and green energy, making it a formidable adversary for any Doom Slayer. Interestingly, the term “Arachnotron” isn’t entirely literal, as true arachnids (like spiders) have eight limbs. However, these monsters have only six limbs: two organic arms and four mechanical legs. Curiously, the Doom 64 version increases their mechanical leg count to six, but they lack the organic arms.

So, imagine a creature born from the remnants of a demonic overlord, fused with cybernetic enhancements—a relentless fusion of flesh and metal, driven by an insatiable hunger for destruction. The Arachnotron scuttles through the hellish corridors, its plasma gun ready to unleash chaos upon any intruders. Its glowing eyes flicker with malevolence, a testament to the twisted science that birthed it. Perhaps it harbors memories of its former existence, or maybe it’s just a mindless killing machine. Either way, encountering an Arachnotron is a harrowing experience for any brave soul who dares to venture into the depths of Hell.

And so, the Arachnotron roams the infernal landscapes, a nightmarish blend of flesh, metal, and rage—a testament to the horrors unleashed by the UAC’s unholy experiments. Its purpose? To serve Hell’s insatiable appetite for suffering, one plasma bolt at a time.

Note: The Arachnotron’s backstory is a chilling reminder of the consequences when science and malevolence collide in the darkest corners of the universe.