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Both DOOM and Star Wars have become iconic franchises, showing the darker, more grungy side of outer space. Whether or not this is a teaser for a full collaboration, it's still a fun piece of art. So far, however, only an Indiana Jones game has been announced by the company. Bethesda has announced a deal with Lucasfilm Games, meaning that a Star Wars title by Bethesda isn't out of the realm of possibility. This hasn't stopped DOOM fans from speculating in the replies. While the references are easily recognizable, the art itself is distinct enough that copyright isn't a factor. Vader scene from The Empire Strikes Back. The most recent example is a recreation of the Luke vs. On the Star Wars side of things, they have previously drawn a series of fan arts combining Castlevania with the franchise. They previously painted a piece celebrating The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind's 19th anniversary.

The art was made by Roddy E, also known as AlteredBits, an artist who has worked with Bethesda before. Even the caption acts as a reference to The Mandalorian's " this is the way" quote. The pose, with Doomguy's Crucible at his side, is nearly identical to Darth Vader's reveal from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. It features Doomguy wearing an outfit reminiscent of Luke Skywalker's from The Last Jedi. Related: Doom Eternal Reports Over $450 Million In Profits Since Launchīethesda posted the celebratory art on its Twitter. He was featured quite heavily in drawings alongside Isabelle from Animal Crossing, due to their games releasing on the same date. The Doom Slayer (or Doomguy, as he is affectionally known) in particular was host to a great deal of fan art. As for Bethesda, DOOM Eternal was released to favorable reviews last year. May 4th is the official Star Wars Day, chosen due to it sounding similar to the phrase " May the Force be with you." While it had been celebrated by fans since the series began, it wasn't officially recognized until 2011.

This, naturally, has gotten fans talking about a potential licensing deal. The image has several callbacks to the Star Wars franchise, from the lighting and pose to the caption. Just in time for May 4th, Bethesda has revealed new art of DOOM's protagonist dressed as a Star Wars hero.