List of characters in the Resident Evil series
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The following is a list of fictional characters that have appeared in the main Resident Evil series. The main series comprises Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Resident Evil Code: Veronica, Resident Evil Zero, Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles.
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[edit] Main characters
[edit] Chris Redfield
[edit] Jill Valentine
[edit] Albert Wesker
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Wesker appears as a non-playable character in the original Resident Evil, assisting the player character. He is the commanding officer of Special Tactics And Rescue Service (STARS) and leader of the Alpha team. However it is eventually revealed that Wesker is a double agent working for the Umbrella Corporation; ordered by his superiors to lure the STARS into the Spencer mansion to be used as test subjects against the mutated creatures to gather battle data. In the end, Wesker releases the Tyrant and is seemingly killed by it.
Wesker reappears in Resident Evil Code: Veronica with superhuman powers and working for an unnamed secret organization against Umbrella. In the fictional documentary titled Wesker's Report, Wesker reveals that he survived his apparent death in the first game by injecting himself beforehand with an experimental virus, provided by his former colleague William Birkin, that revived and augmented him with superhuman strength, speed and regeneration, but at the expense of his humanity.
Wesker then appears in Resident Evil Zero, a prequel to the original game, and later in Resident Evil 4 as a conspirator manipulating events from behind the scenes. He is a central character in Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles and a playable character in several of the game's scenarios, expanding upon events alluded to in early games, as well as his involvement in Umbrella's downfall after the events of Code: Veronica and his development in Resident Evil 4.
Wesker returns in Resident Evil 5 as the main antagonist conspiring with Tricell Pharmaceutical Company to create a potent virus called "Uroboros" which he ultimately plans to release into the Earth's atmosphere. However Chris Redfield and Sheva Alomar prevent the worldwide infection and ultimately kill Wesker at the end of the game. Masachika Kawata, the game's producer, confirmed that Wesker did indeed perish in Resident Evil 5's finale.[1]
Wesker's character was adapted by Sony Pictures for the 2007 film Resident Evil: Extinction. Played by Jason O'Mara, this version of Wesker is, as opposed to game Wesker's role as a high ranking Umbrella researcher, the head of the Umbrella Corporation. He runs Umbrella's operations from behind the scenes, holding meetings via hologram with his underground board of directors in Tokyo, Japan. Shawn Roberts will take over the role of Wesker in Resident Evil: Afterlife.[2]
GamePro listed him as the 40th most diabolical video game villain of all time.[3]
[edit] Leon S. Kennedy
[edit] Claire Redfield
Claire Redfield is the younger sister of former S.T.A.R.S. member Chris Redfield. Claire is an avid motorcyclist, and a member of Terra Save. She was present in Raccoon City during the t-virus outbreak.
Claire is the younger sister of Chris Redfield. Claire is really close with Chris and the two developed a bond with each other. At the age of 19, Claire is a college student who loves motorcycles. After hearing the news about the mansion incident in the Arklay Mountains, Claire heads to Raccoon City to see her brother.
[edit] Rebecca Chambers
Rebecca Chambers is a member of STARS' Bravo team, who is in charge of rear security, and serves as the team's medic. She was portrayed by an actress credited as "Linda" in the live-action cutscenes of the first Resident Evil, Hope Levy in the GameCube remake, Riva Di Paola in Resident Evil Zero,[4] and by Stephanie Sheh in Umbrella Chronicles. In Zero, she was modeled after Japanese pop star Ayumi Hamasaki, who was the official spokeswoman for the game in Japan.[5]
Rebecca makes her first appearance in the original Resident Evil, as a supporting character who assists Chris Redfield.[6] She arrives at the Arklay Research Facility before the STARS Alpha team, after her unit is scattered across the Arklay Mountains.[7] Her introduction and other appearances throughout the game vary depending on the path the player chooses. Rebecca can be controlled by the player during certain portions of the story.
Rebecca is one of the main protagonists in Resident Evil Zero, which serves as a prequel to Resident Evil. In the game, Rebecca comes aross the Ecliptic Express train while investigating a series of murders within the Arklay Mountains. She encounters a convicted ex-marine, Billy Coen, who helps her. The two discover that the attacks have been masterminded by James Marcus, formerly one of the Umbrella Corporation's top scientists, who has reanimated himself to kill his murderers. Rebecca also appears in The Umbrella Chronicles, which summarizes the events of Resident Evil Zero and details her experiences between Resident Evil Zero and Resident Evil. The chapters pair her with Richard Aiken, as they work together to fend off hordes of undead creatures.
[edit] Recurring characters
[edit] Ada Wong
[edit] Barry Burton
Barry Burton is a member of STARS and is a supporting character in Jill's story in the original Resident Evil, appearing in Chris' story only during the opening cut scene. During the course of the game, it is revealed that he is blackmailed by Albert Wesker to do his bidding, threatening that Umbrella will harm his family if he refuses to carry out a task. He reappears later in the game, assisting Jill during its final act. He returns in Resident Evil 3, helping Jill and Carlos escape from Raccoon City before its destruction. Barry is a gun collector, and was the weapons specialist for the STARS.[8] Barry also appears in Resident Evil Gaiden, serving as the main character, and is mentioned in Resident Evil 2 through a letter he writes to the owner of the KENDO gun shop.
[edit] Billy Coen
Billy Coen is first mentioned in a police report filed by Rebecca Chambers in the Nintendo 64 version of Resident Evil 2, foreshadowing the events of the then-unreleased prequel.[9] A former marine, Billy is sentenced to death for murdering 23 people, but manages to escape en route to his execution. He seeks refuge in the Ecliptic Express, a stranded train, where he meets Rebecca Chambers. The two form an alliance in order to survive, using their talents to discover the Umbrella Corporation’s secrets.[10]
Both characters are monitored by James Marcus, who sends various creatures to subdue them. After revealing the details of his demise, Marcus mutates into a Queen Leech.[10] In the final battle sequence, Billy and Rebecca subdue the queen leech by exploiting its vulnerability to sunlight. Rebecca allows Billy to escape, telling the authorities that he subsequently perished in the Arklay Mountains after their encounter. Billy reprises his role in The Umbrella Chronicles .[10][11] Billy is voiced by Steve Van Wormer in Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles and voiced by Canadian voice actor/stuntman David Webster in Resident Evil Zero.
[edit] Carlos Oliveira
Originally from a South American anti-government guerrilla group, his nationality is unknown. After government forces wiped out his former organization, Carlos was scouted out by the Umbrella Corporation to join the UBCS. He joined and was assigned to Delta Platoon, Company A, along with Nicholai Ginovaef and Mikhail Victor. Despite his violent background, he is warm-hearted and known for joking around.[12] In Resident Evil 3, Carlos assists Jill Valentine throughout the game as the two of them attempt to escape Raccoon City. At one point Jill becomes infected by the T-virus after a battle with the Nemesis. At this point Carlos becomes playable so that the player can prepare a vaccine for Jill. Ultimately he is successful in escaping the city along with Jill. He reprises his role in The Umbrella Chronicles. The events of Resident Evil 3 are revisited in The Umbrella Chronicles scenario "Raccoon's Destruction", in which Carlos is a playable character alongside Jill Valentine. Carlos is voiced by Vincent Corazza in Resident Evil 3 and by an uncredited actor in Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. Carlos's character was personified by Oded Fehr in the films Resident Evil: Apocalypse and Resident Evil: Extinction.
[edit] Ozwell E. Spencer
Ozwell E. Spencer is one of Resident Evil's most important and mysterious side characters. In the series, he is the owner and one of the co-founders of the Umbrella Corporation, a pharmaceutical company that secretly manufactures bio-organic weapons. His colleagues, James Marcus and Edward Ashford, help his company, but show more interest in studying the newly discovered Progenitor virus. Eventually, Ashford dies, and Spencer seizes control of the company and its research by sending his subordinates, Albert Wesker and William Birkin, to assassinate Marcus.
Spencer conducts some of his company’s research in the Arklay Research Facility, in the Arklay Mountains. He originally hired George Trevor, a famed architect to construct the mansion, but soon became paranoid that Trevor knew too much about the mansion’s secrets. Spencer kidnaps his wife and daughter, Jessica and Lisa. Rather than killing them, Spencer uses them as human guinea pigs for Umbrella’s research, and traps Trevor in the mansion, letting him succumb to the traps, in events that are detailed in Wesker's Report and the GameCube Resident Evil remake.
Spencer’s plans progress smoothly, until Marcus returns from the dead, and begins to seek revenge with the help of his test subjects. Marcus destroys the Ecliptic Express train, and causes a viral outbreak in the Arklay Research Facility. Anticipating trouble, Spencer dispatches his loyal enforcer, Sergei Vladimir, to recover Umbrella's promising Talos prototype before the facility's destruction. The outbreak spreads throughout the region, sparking the events of Resident Evil Zero and the original Resident Evil. The virus subsequently spreads to Raccoon City during the events of Resident Evil 2 and 3, prompting the US government to contain the outbreak by ordering the destruction of the city.
After the city's destruction, Spencer attempts to disguise the incident as a government conspiracy by hiring top lawyers and false witnesses. His actions prolong the legal proceedings, and allows the Umbrella Corporation to stay afloat for five more years. Ultimately, Wesker betrays Spencer by handing over secret documents to the US government. Wesker seals Spencer's doom by personally testifying against him in court. Umbrella's business license is summarily suspended, and the US government works swiftly to dismantle the remains of the organization. Spencer vanishes after Umbrella's public fall from grace, and flees to Europe. Before the events of Resident Evil 5, Spencer is located by BSAA agents Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine. Wesker reaches Spencer before the agents arrive, and swiftly kills him.
[edit] William Birkin
William Birkin made his debut as the main antagonist of Resident Evil 2. After completing his G-virus project, he is mortally wounded by agents of the Umbrella Special Forces and his work is stolen. Left for dead, he injects himself with the G-virus, thus turning himself into a monster, he then kills his attackers, causing a T-virus vial to be leaked into the city's drainage system, resulting in the zombie outbreak in the game. During the course of the game, he encounters the main characters: Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield, as he undergoes gradual mutation and begins losing any semblance of his original human form. He is eventually defeated by Leon and Claire, with the help of his daughter Sherry.
Birkin is mentioned in Wesker's Report as the scientist who helped Wesker fake his death and is retroactively mentioned in the GameCube remake of the first Resident Evil. Birkin also makes an appearance in Resident Evil Zero, where he assists Wesker from behind the scenes, and also appears in a cutscene in The Umbrella Chronicles along with Albert Wesker.[13]
In the first Resident Evil film, William Birkin makes an uncredited cameo appearance as the head of the Nemesis project and is portrayed by actor Jason Isaacs, who was also the film's narrator. According to a commentary by Paul W.S. Anderson, Isaacs was planned to reprise this role in the sequel Resident Evil: Apocalypse, but left the project for undisclosed reasons. An original character named Dr. Sam Isaacs (played by Iain Glen and named after the actor who played Birkin in the first film[citation needed]) was created to fulfill Birkin's role in the sequel.
[edit] James Marcus
James Marcus is one of the founders of Umbrella and the main antagonist of Resident Evil Zero. Years before the events of the first Resident Evil, Marcus, along with Ozwell E. Spencer, was one of the founders of the Umbrella Corporation. In his personal journal, Marcus notes that he played an integral role in developing the T-virus through extensive research with leeches; however, Spencer betrays Marcus by sending his subordinates, Albert Wesker and William Birkin, to murder Marcus and steal his research.
Approximately a decade later, Marcus rises from the dead with the aid of his leeches; He exacts his vengeance upon Spencer by contaminating the Arklay Research Facility with the T-virus, which trigger the events of Resident Evil. Marcus plays a larger role in the prequel, Resident Evil Zero, which details the accounts of his resurrection, vendetta, and ultimate downfall at the hands of Billy Coen and Rebecca Chambers. He also appears in The Umbrella Chronicles.
[edit] Alfred Ashford
Alfred is the main antagonist in "Resident Evil Code Veronica" and is the last suriviving member of the Ashford family. He lives on Rockfort Island, the place where Steve Burnside has been imprisoned. He was created by his father using a strand of his DNA and the genes of Veronica Ashford. Alfred was the 'failure' of the twins (his sister is Alexia) and was always considered a mistake because his intelligence level wasn't near as high as his sister's. Alfred is best known for dressing up as his sister and having conversations with himself, believing to be talking to Alexia. He also appears in "Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles" and carries a sniper rifle. He is later killed by Steve in CV or his sister in DC.
[edit] Alexia Ashford
Alexia is one of the main antagonists in "Resident Evil: Code Veronica" and is infected with the Veronica virus. She has superier intellegence and after discovering the truth about her birth, went into hibernation for 15 years to become 'one with the Veronica virus.' She is later awakened by Alfred and he dies in her arms. She decides to avenge him, infecting Steve with the virus and trying to kill Claire and Chris. The Veronica virus has given her three forms and the ability for her blood to turn into fire. She is killed by Chris in Code Veronica in Antarctica where she has slept. Alexia also appears in "Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles" where she kills her brother, and enjoys experimenting on Steve.
[edit] Jack Krauser
Jack Krauser first appears in Resident Evil 4 as an accomplice of Wesker's. It is implied that he and Leon Kennedy knew each other before the events of the game and Krauser was supposedly presumed dead from a helicopter crash. Throughout the game, Krauser is shown to have super-human powers. These originated from the T-Veronica virus, which he was infected with in the past. In his final confrontation with Leon, Krauser mutates his arm into a sword-like weapon but is supposedly killed by Leon. In the bonus scenario, Separate Ways, Ada confronts Krauser who had survived his ordeal with Leon and the two face off with Krauser being killed.
In Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, Krauser is partnered with Leon to arrest a drug lord in South America. During their journey they discover the village has suffered an outbreak of the T-virus. They also discover Manuela Hidalgo, who has been infected with the T-Veronica virus. Krauser learns of Wesker and Umbrella's conspiracy. Before defeating the mutated drug lord, Krauser's arm is severely injured, infecting him with T-Veronica, and he is forced to leave the military. Having learned about Wesker, and wanting a new job, he becomes interested in what kind of power he can attain with Wesker's help.
[edit] Sherry Birkin
[edit] Secondary characters
[edit] STARS
The Special Tactics And Rescue Squad is a unit in the Raccoon Police Department. They serve as the central characters of the original Resident Evil.
[edit] Alpha team
[edit] Joseph Frost
A member of Alpha team killed by Cerberus after he discovers the hand of Kevin Dooley during the introduction of Resident Evil. He is the team's vehicle expert.
[edit] Brad "Chickenheart" Vickers
Vickers was Alpha team's helicopter pilot and in charge of chemical protection. He leaves his teammates stranded in the forest during the opening of the first Resident Evil after panicking, but returns at the end of the game to save Jill, Chris, Barry and Rebecca, assisting either Chris or Jill by throwing a rocket launcher to the ground. In Resident Evil 3, despite trying to avoid any further involvement in the events surrounding Umbrella, Brad is targeted by the Nemesis, and eventually killed, and can be seen as a zombie in front of the police department in Resident Evil 2.[14] He makes a small appearance in The Umbrella Chronicles and was voiced by Johnny Yong Bosch.
[edit] Bravo team
[edit] Richard Aiken
Richard Aiken is a member of Bravo team, the communications expert. The player meets him in the original Resident Evil after he has sustained a wound from Yawn, a mutated snake. In the original PlayStation version, Richard dies even if the anti-venom serum is delivered to him on time. In the GameCube version, he has a more prominent role, either by helping Jill Valentine fight Yawn, or warning Chris Redfield about Neptune, a series of mutated sharks, before falling victim to one of them.
In The Umbrella Chronicles, he works with Rebecca Chambers. He is voiced by Yuri Lowenthal.
[edit] Enrico Marini
Enrico Marini is Bravo team's mission leader and second in command of STARS. He leads Bravo team to the Arklay Research Facility. A wounded Enrico encounters the player's character during the first game, but is killed by Wesker before revealing the identity of the STARS traitor. He makes a brief appearance in Resident Evil Zero when Rebecca Chambers comes across him, alive.
[edit] Edward Dewey
A member of Bravo team who was listed as the team's helicopter pilot. His fate is revealed near the start of Resident Evil Zero when Rebecca Chambers comes across him on the train. He subsequently dies from wounds inflicted by the cerberus, and comes back as a zombie.
[edit] Forest Speyer
Bravo team's marksman. He is found dead after being fatally attacked by crows. In Resident Evil: Director's Cut, as well as in the later GameCube and Nintendo DS versions and The Umbrella Chronicles, Forest's corpse turns into a zombie. In the Nintendo Gamecube remake, once the game is beaten by both characters on normal difficulty, Forest is strapped with grenades and appears in random areas of the mansion. He is faster than other zombies, and explodes if attacked, triggering an instant game over.
[edit] Kenneth J. Sullivan
The first casualty of Bravo team whom the player encounters in Resident Evil. The player finds his body being devoured by a zombie. He is Bravo team's field scout.
[edit] BSAA
The Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance is an organization formed by the U.S. government along with the United Nations Security Council and the Global Pharmaceutical Consortium to combat biohazardous threats around the world. They are introduced in Resident Evil 5.
[edit] Sheva Alomar
Sheva Alomar is one of the main characters in Resident Evil 5. She is a member of the BSAA African branch and works with Chris Redfield during the events of the game. She joined the BSAA after many events in her past, including the death of her parents due to an Umbrella experiment at a plant they worked in.
She was voice-acted and motion captured by Karen Dyer.[15][16] Her character model was based on Australian actress Michelle Van der Water.[17] In the Resident Evil 5 viral campaign she was played by Naja Hill.
[edit] Josh Stone
Josh Stone is the Delta squad leader in Resident Evil 5 and helps Chris and Sheva at various points in the game. He is the one who trained Sheva when she joined the BSAA. He, along with Jill Valentine, manned a helicopter that rescued Chris and Sheva at the end of the game. Stone is voiced and motion-captured by T. J. Storm.
[edit] Dan DeChant
Dan DeChant was the leader of the BSAA Alpha team. The team arrived as support for Chris Redfield and were tasked with meeting with Ricardo Irving, a weapons dealer. The meeting did not go as planned when Ricardo released a BOW to kill them.
[edit] Kirk Mathison
Kirk Mathison was an operative of the BSAA serving as one of their helicopter pilots. Kirk supported Chris Redfield as his contact upon the BSAA's arrival in Kijuju. He was killed when his helicopter crashed due to an attack by flying BOWS.
[edit] Dave Johnson
Dave is a member of the BSAA Delta Team who drives Chris and Sheva through the surrounding savannah in his jeep as they try to shoot attacking Majini. He is then trampled to death by a giant ogre, called Ndesu.
[edit] Other
[edit] Kevin Dooley
He is identified as Bravo team's helicopter pilot in the GameCube version of Resident Evil. He is a Raccoon Police Department pilot. Dooley stayed behind to secure the helicopter after it suffered an engine breakdown and was killed. His corpse is found by the members of Alpha team. Dooley is retconned into the story line in the Gamecube remake to explain how Dewey is found initially alive on the train in Resident Evil Zero by Rebecca Chambers.
[edit] Ashley Graham
Ashley Graham is the daughter of the president of the United States whom Leon Kennedy was tasked to save for his first mission as a government agent. She was kidnapped by Jack Krauser and was brought to Europe, where Resident Evil 4 took place.
[edit] Luis Sera
Luis Sera is a Spaniard who aids Leon at various points during Resident Evil 4, before being killed in a rather brutal way, by Osmund Saddler, the leader of the Los Iluminados cult and the game's primary antagonist, in Ramon Salazar's castle. It was later revealed that Sera was a former researcher working for Saddler who was imprisoned after he began to question Saddler's research objectives. His grandfather was also a native of the village in which the beginning of the game takes place.
[edit] Sergei Vladimir
Sergei Vladimir is a Russian employee of Umbrella, and its most loyal enforcer. With the fall of the Soviet Union, he approached Umbrella for a job, and since then he has helped to create & train the UBCS. He stole Red Queen from the original mansion in Resident Evil, and later rescued Ozwell Spencer from Raccoon City. He is often accompanied by his Ivans, which are special, humanoid Tyrants designed to serve him. He and his Ivans were later killed by Wesker in Russia.
[edit] Excella Gionne
Excella Gionne is one of the main antagonists in Resident Evil 5. She is the highly intelligent and wealthy CEO of the African branch of Tricell. She is allied with Wesker throughout most of Resident Evil 5. Chris and Sheva stumble upon her on the Ship Deck before she is transformed by Uroburos after being injected by Wesker.
[edit] Ricardo Irving
Ricardo Irving is a dealer in the Bio-Weapons market who serves as the primary antagonist throughout the first half of Resident Evil 5. He was responsible for the deaths of the BSAA Alpha Team when he released a Bio-Organic Weapon to apprehend them so he could escape. He met his end halfway through the game where, despite injecting himself with a plaga parasite that transformed him into a gigantic monster, he was fatally wounded by Chris Redfield and Sheva Alomar. After his defeat, he gave Chris vital information on the location of the answers that Chris was looking for, before dying.
[edit] Reynard Fisher
He is the butcher that the main protagonists meet up with inside his shop early on in Resident Evil 5. He supplies Chris and Sheva with their guns, and advises them to do what they came to do and leave. Chris and Sheva later see him being beheaded. Fisher is voiced by Liam O'Brien.
[edit] Javier Hidalgo
Appears in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles as a wealthy drug lord controlling a huge area in South America. When his daughter Manuela was diagnosed with a deadly illness, Javier injected the T-Veronica into her as a means of keeping her alive. Leon Kennedy and Jack Krauser are sent to arrest him for his involvement in the bio-activity. In the end, he transforms by the T-Veronica virus and is destroyed.
[edit] Manuela Hidalgo
She is Javier's daughter in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. She was dying from a disease that Javier thought could be cured if he administered the T-Veronica virus to her. In the end, she helps Leon and Krauser by using her powers given to her from the virus to defeat her transformed father. There are two outcomes that can happen depending on the battle with Javier. If defeated in time, Manuela will revert to her normal self and be taken in by the U.S. government. If Javier is not defeated in time, Manuela will die from blood loss. However, the ending where she lives appears to be canon, given that this is the only ending present during the extra Krauser chapters.
[edit] Allyson
Allyson is a young lady who Chris and Sheva see being attacked by Majini in a house. Despite hearing her cry for help and reaching her, she too turns into a local hostile. Her boyfriend Adam is mentioned in a document, but he is never found.
[edit] Unseen characters
[edit] George Trevor
George, a well-known architect from New York, was hired to design the Spencer Mansion in the Arklay Mountains. George Trevor's story was originally told in a promotional source book released in Japan titled The True Story Behind Biohazard, which contained a journal of Trevor's involvement in the mansion incident and his eventual fate. A revised version of his diary was included in the 2002 GameCube remake of the original Resident Evil.
Long before the events of Resident Evil, Ozwell E. Spencer hires Trevor to design and build a mansion in the Arklay Mountains. Trevor, a famed architect from New York, agrees to take up the project. Near the mansion’s completion, Trevor notices that numerous traps and structures were added to the mansion, including an underground laboratory. Spencer eventually caught wind of Trevor’s discovery, and devises a plan to eliminate him. Trevor eventually left the mansion sometime in the late 1960s, and began working on other assignments. Spencer invites Trevor’s wife and daughter, Jessica and Lisa Trevor, to the mansion for a vacation. Spencer and his henchmen capture the two, and use their absence to lure Trevor back to the mansion. He becomes suspicious of Spencer, and makes numerous attempts to leave the mansion. Spencer caught Trevor and seals him in a vault where he eventually starved to death. Spencer also uses Trevor's family as human guinea pigs for the Umbrella Corporation.
In the Nintendo GameCube remake of Resident Evil, the player can read Trevor’s journal and notes, which reveals his declining relationship with Spencer. Additionally, one is able to visit his final resting place by solving a puzzle in the art room. The player also encounters Trevor’s daughter, Lisa, who is portrayed as a deranged mutant. Jessica’s remains are found during the latter portion of the game. Logs and notes pertaining to his family's experimentations are scattered throughout the game, and mentioned in the fictional documentary, Wesker's Report.
[edit] See also
- Characters in Resident Evil 2
- Characters in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
- Characters in Resident Evil Code: Veronica
- Characters in Resident Evil 4
- Characters in Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles
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