There’s no way we can wipe out BOWs with just nuclear missiles…

In the original version, there are hardly any of these characters to begin with, and they were all defeated in the story.

The sewer is like hell or a demon world, isn’t it?

The placement of this guy in RE2 was extremely annoying.

The sewage and the mountains of Arkley seem to have formed a unique ecosystem, don’t they…

Since the Grave Digger RE didn’t come out, isn’t it going to be released in 9?

Since there is only one image of the thread, it should be dead as it is, but if it’s a grave digger, it seems to be stubbornly alive as it lays eggs like crazy.

I want to see that worm in the current graphics.

It turns out the power of the nuclear explosion was weaker than I thought, as there are still many buildings left standing…

The grave digger seems to have powered up due to radiation…

However, the grave digger produces hundreds of eggs in a single laying.
It seems that the larvae grow to the size of their parents in about a week, so if there are many survivors, it could be problematic.

So it’s Fallout this time?

It’s been several decades, so surely they’re not around anymore… right?

There is a possibility that crocodiles are still alive…!

It feels strange to have so many of them underground, given the setting where survivors with high G compatibility transform after being attacked by G. Are they all Hank’s colleagues or something?

I’ve been wondering if Form G-5 can really completely die from that explosion.

It’s not surprising if there are some survivors among the countless Grave Digger’s children that appeared in the three works.
Raccoon City is too much of a remnant.

The ones underground seem to be surviving quite well.
It seems like there wouldn’t be much impact if a crater like that was formed…

Isn’t the thread image the end result of a mouse?

Even if we survive, the U.S. military is probably exterminating those who seem likely to go outside at the borders, but I really hate this mission…

There probably aren’t any that are surviving in noticeable places since there have been investigations and such, right?

I should have launched about four nuclear missiles…

Since there are those who can fly and those who can burrow underground, it’s likely that there are missed exterminations.

It seems that it’s not the nuclear weapon that was fired in the sterilization operation.

Did the Western-style house get blown away beautifully?

I think G5 was already at a stage where it would die even if left alone.

By the way, I wonder why the COVID vaccine was treated as a G category.

The Western-style building was blown to smithereens with a self-destruct device, to the point of being amusingly thorough.

There are probably countless underground facilities in a place where missiles have fallen.

Surprisingly, Raccoon City still retains its original form.

A mansion (research facility) with a self-destruct device is pretty crazy when you think about it rationally.

Speaking of survivors, it makes me think that Lisa probably survived too.
I saw that he got caught in the explosion of the Western-style mansion in UC, but I wonder if he’ll die from that?

When I got to the sea, it was polluted… but somehow it just got purified normally.

It feels a bit like the movie Biohazard to be returning to Raccoon City again.

Is there no chance of Lisa-chan appearing?

In bio comics, there’s usually a twist at the end where one zombie survives, right?
Like the champion’s stuff or things.

What part of the time series is this again?

It would be fine if it ends up becoming a sort of greedy set of various things left undone from 1 to 3…

Living organisms have the nature of striving hard to leave behind their genes, but do they not die with time?

I guess there’s no food, so they might have starved to death.

If G was extinct, it would be disappointing, but if it was alive, that would be something too.
Too much like a super creature…

Isn’t the G in William based on eating corpses and zombies?

Aren’t all the herbs dead? Are you okay?

Plants are strong.

The Arkley Mountains are thriving, so wild herbs should be just fine.

Creatures evolved by radiation will appear.

Up until the third form, it feels like the virus is normally spreading throughout the body and evolving, but from there it starts to grow larger and larger.

It seems that genes were altered for self-reproduction over a long period of time.

I don’t like the thought of a large number of BOWs that have undergone abnormal growth due to radiation and viruses…
It seems like they are breeding human-sized cockroaches.

If all it takes is nutrition to keep living, then it would be too strong, so I really want to believe that G has gone extinct.
There are examples like Veronica’s Nosferatu, but…

It seems that there are quite a few people with resistance to the T-virus, but Grace’s parents don’t have it, so could the infection rate system be revived?

The theory that the progenitor virus originated from nature, and therefore nature is stronger.

But you know, when it comes to the G virus, I have the impression that it can’t be controlled but is specialized for survival, so I hope it won’t be broken down.

Everyone is just developing ridiculous viruses…

Huh, mutated tofu?!

Is it possible that “zombies” are the enemy characters for the first time in a long while…?

How old is Hank now that he’s come out?

What about residual radiation from something like a nuclear missile?

I don’t quite believe that the infected cockroaches have been eradicated.

If viruses are flowing into the groundwater, it seems like America would be in a big mess.

The sewers in RE2 are a bit too serious to be a joke.
It was breeding about ten times more than expected.

Aren’t there too many Grave Tiger fans on the bulletin board?
Is this Raccoon City underground?

Even a former Umbrella employee said, “That’s so hard to use that you should probably not buy it,” about the G-virus.

G works amazingly well when mixed with other viruses.

It must have been a huge disaster with number 6, but I wonder how they cleaned it up.
Especially China

Even if you try hard to adjust it, the G virus gives me the image that it will immediately mutate unexpectedly and become chaotic if it takes damage.

I wonder if there are many towns like Raccoon City that have been bombed with nuclear weapons by their own countries.

In GunSab 4, you can mix T and G to perform TS…
Well, even if I transform into a TS, it still looks like a female Tyrant.

There seem to be reptiles other than crocodiles.

The chimera is so inefficient that it has become just a hobby for the researchers.

Just thinking about Raccoon City after being hit by a nuclear strike gets me excited.

Considering efficiency, it makes more sense to think that real drones are more impressive right now.

After all, one nuclear missile can’t cleanse that area.

The elephant and the lion…

I wonder if there will be enemies that chase after me again.

In the CG movie, terrorists were randomly scattering it around.

It’s amazing that bio-drones are being updated as modern weapons while still maintaining the original characteristics of biological weapons.
Mass production is easy, and you can set targets and fly solo around the world in a size that can’t be detected by the opponent; it’s going too far.

I thought there were no regions left with a decent environment in that world.
I was surprised to hear that only a small part is contaminated by BOW.

If it gets messed up to the level where recovery is impossible, then there’s nothing that can be done.
Otherwise, it can be handled fairly easily.

Because the herbs are too strong…

I liked the story and creatures in 6, so I’m hoping that RE6 will strike a good balance.

The setting of Raccoon City, which collapsed due to the sterilization operation, is emotional, but are we really going to have an open world there?

I wonder if it’s just living a relatively normal lifespan.
It’s been almost 30 years.

It’s strange… there should have only been craters and rubble left from the outbreak…

If you’re buying from Japan, I wonder if you can only buy the regulated version.
Steam can no longer activate foreign keys.

It seems that they would be doing well underground with bombing to the extent that the buildings remain.

I wonder if zombies die because they don’t have enough energy if they don’t eat.

Is Grace Ashcroft the daughter of Alyssa Ashcroft?

Zombies cannot move if they haven’t eaten for a long time.
It was a lounging zombie from long ago.
If hunger continues, you die just like that according to the settings.

It seems that if zombies continue to be fed without shortage, they will become Lickers due to the ongoing T-Virus contamination, but that was understood during the Raccoon City incident.

I don’t have the impression that a liquor drinker eats.

The basement of the raccoon is full of G’s eggs!

In the radio drama set in the fateful Raccoon City, there is a depiction of a resident trying to escape from Raccoon City over the mountains while being pursued by Lickers and heading towards nearby villages and towns, but I wonder if it has been excluded from the main timeline.
It seems that the Umbrella helicopter has been killing nearby villagers and passing truck drivers who escaped, so I guess it’s okay to assume they were disposed of together.

Despite spending money on the facility, the handling of the experiments was surprisingly careless, wasn’t it?

I guess there will be old men who survived the bombing and have been living in Raccoon City ever since…

As living beings, for the most part, food is absolutely necessary.
In the case of the licker, I think it gives that impression because it doesn’t use biting attacks on players.