Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles Enemies

June 14th, 2010 at 10:22 pm

by Dominik Mayr

Operation Javier Chapter Enemies:

Villager Zombies

They were attacked and infect by the zombies released by Javier.

Origin: – | Infection: – | Danger: 3-4

Javier Zombies

Zombies which were spotted in Mixcoatl. These were people that stood against Javier, whom he captured and turned into zombies.

There is speculation that they were released by Javier as weapons of terror that attacked and infected the villagers expanding the outbreak. Javier punished people and made examples of them by injecting them with the T-Virus and having them serve as “guard dogs” for his mansion.

Apparently there are types which have been artificially placed in a states of suspended animation and made faster and more ferocious by inducing a V-ACT reaction. They are generally kept on chains in shackles, but when an enemy is in the vicinity, they are released.

Origin: Human | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 1-3

Jumping Maneater

A South American spider-based B.O.W. that is optimized for hot and humid climates.

Origin: – | Infection: – | Danger: 3-4

Hilda

The gigantic monster which appeared in the Mixcoatl church. Beginning with the guide, many people met their end at this creature. It hides under water and drags victims below the surface and devours them. Its legs and shiny skin look like those of an amphibious creature, but no one know what it really is.

Origin: – | Infection: – | Danger: 4-5

Plague Crawler

Insect-based B.O.W.s that were created by injecting various types of insects with the T-Virus and then manipulating their genes. Some are almost 2 meters long and have suitably large death-dealing pincers. They lack the intelligence to be suitable for use on the battlefield, so their development was halted and they were to be destroyed. However, some of them escaped destruction and were purchased by Javier as low-cost B.O.W.s.

Origin: Insect | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 2-3

Hunter Gamma

A Hunter subspecies based on the amphibious Hunter Alpha and Beta developed at a European umbrella research facility. Its keen sensory ability makes up for its devolved eyesight, however, its inability to move outside of water makes it quite premature for use as an all-purpose B.O.W. Its weaknesses are direct sunlight and exposure to dry air. But it can be a great menace in places where water resources are plentiful.

Origin: – | Infection: – | Danger: 3

Dam Worker Zombies

Former workers who manages and maintained the Javier Dam. They were washed away when water from the dam was released and then attacked my Javier’s zombies.

Origin: – | Infection: – | Danger: 3-4

South American Bat

These bats sucked the nectar from infected flowers, and thusly became infected themselves. Like the bats on Rockfort Island, they have a habit of attacking their prey in groups.

Origin: Bat | Infection: – | Danger: 1

Anubis

This new kind of B.O.W. is the product of the project to develop a replacement B.O.W. to the Hunter. Since it is a bat which incorporates insect DNA, and whose digestive organs have been done away with to drastically reduce weight, it can jump and move with surprising speed, while still possessing incredible skeletal strength. The name Anubis is taken from the god in Egyptian mythology. It skillfully uses its talon-like claws to scale walls and ceilings, and from these vantage points it assaults its victims.

Origin: – | Infection: – | Danger: 4

Jabberwock S3

An experimental biological weapon purchased by Javier. Little is known about the organization developing it, but it is throught to be a competitor to Umbrella. It appears to borrow much from the Umbrella B.O.W. Bandersnatch. The properties of this biological weapon have been enhanced by the T-Veronica virus. It has three sickle-shaped arms that possess an unparalleled strength. In its defensive form it uses these arms to cover its body, making bullets useless against it. Its intelligence is such that it understands commands and can carry out its duties under a variety of circumstances.

Origin: – | Infection: T-Veronica | Danger: 4

Ivy +YX

Ivy that is optimized for hot and humid climates. Because it is plant-based, it is will-suited to temperate climates.

Origin: Plant | Infection: – | Danger: 3

South American Ants

Ants that live in the South American jungle which were infected by the T-Veronica. They very closely resemble the ants created by Alexia.

Origin: Insect | Infection: – | Danger: 1

Piranha

Piranhas that were administered the T-Virus. Unlike normal piranhas these can survive out of water for an extended period of time. They glide along the water’s surface and attack their victims with a heightened ferociousness. They were bred as fighting fish, and to serve as a death penalty for traitors. In the Mixcoatl attack, hordes of them were released from the Javier Dam.

Origin: Fish | Infection: – | Danger: 3

Mercenary Zombie

Soldiers who worked for Javier that were infected and turned into zombies. It is thought that Javier, in his madness, created these zombies on purpose. Originally, they were members of Javier’s mansion security force. They still carry explosives.

Origin: Fish | Infection: – | Danger: 3

Hilda’s Second Form

The monster Javier’s wife Hilda became 11 years ago, after she was seized with an unknown illness, and administered the T-Virus in the name of treatment. Already having lost all form of reason, her insatiable appetite governs her actions. Judging from her reasons to Javier’s words and Manuela’s she still has faint memories of her former life. Despite her large size, she can use her powerful legs to move quickly even on land. Her weakness is her head and exposed brain, but a good shot can only be obtained from an elevated point.

Origin: Human | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 5

V Complex

The result of a greenhouse grown Veronica Plant gone out of control, this extreme life form has limitlessly consumed everything around it, including Javier. The cold climate of the Antarctic Base kept the Veronica Virus in check, but under hot and humid conditions, it became so active at to threaten the surrounding ecosystem. Its body produced a sub organism which flies. Its abdomen contains sporangium that erupt and spread spores. Those spores further increase the size of the Veronica ecosystem, and pose a terrible threat.

Origin: Plant | Infection: T-Veronica | Danger: 5

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Memory Of A Lost City Chapter Enemies:

Town Zombie

The citizens of Raccoon City were infected with the T-Virus through transmission by the city’s rodent population. The subsequent zombie horde included many residents from outside of Raccoon City since many people were in town to attend a football game at the time of the outbreak.

Origin: Human | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 1-2

Zombie Dogs (Cerberus)

The Cerberus is a B.O.W. created by administering the T-Virus to a large Doberman. This creature, given the code number MA-39 by researchers, is extremely violent. In response to the virus, its skin is severely decayed, although its speed, jumping range, endurance, and aggressiveness are considerably heightened. It retains the group dynamics of its species and is skilled at attacking a single target in groups.

Origin: Canine | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 2

Crow

Crows that ate T-Virus infected flesh and or insects and became infected themselves. They rarely attack as long as their territory isn’t disturbed, but when they do attack, they peck their targets with their sharp beaks fiercely and repeatedly.

Origin: Bird | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 1

Police Zombie

These uniformed zombies were once officers of the Raccoon City Police Department. Their numbers are plentiful because even off-duty officers were mobilized to quell the riots caused by the cannibalistic disease.

Origin: Human | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 1

Licker

An evolved zombie with greater muscular structure and increased athletic abilities.

They were names “Lickers” by members of the Raccoon City Police Department for their incredibly long tongues. Lickers have lost the use of their eyes entirely and track their prey using their highly-developed hearing.

Their expanded brains and newly reformed muscle structure allows them to do things normal zombies can’t. Their claws allow them to easily climb walls and cling to ceilings and make a dangerous weapon against any prey in the vicinity.

Origin: Human | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 3

G Adult Body

A new kind of creature, born from an organism genetically rejecting the G-Virus. It’s the result of forced, false reproduction on the part of the G cells, destroying the host body and rendering it useless.

The G Adult Body that was born out of police chief Brian Irons had a large left arm with an eyeball on it, a unique G characteristic. This creature will also reproduce G Young Bodies from its mouth. These are little reproductions of G with no ability to reproduce themselves.

Origin: Human | Infection: G-Virus | Danger: 5

G Young Bodies

Small organisms spat from the mouth of a G Adult Body. They squirm about on the ground and spring up and attack their prey. Individually they are weak, but when they attack in groups, thy can be menacing. Killing them quickly is very important. G Young Bodies have no ability to reproduce.

Origin: G-mutant | Infection: G-Virus | Danger: 1

Giant Spiders

These Giant Spiders were born from the disaster that ravaged all of Raccoon City. They’re thought to have been created when you the T-Virus was carried down into the sewers where they live. Despite their large size, they use the cover of the darkness of the sewers to sneak up on their prey.

Origin: Insect | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 2

Little Spiders

The Young of Giant Spiders. The Giant Spider mother spiders carry around countless numbers of Little Spiders within their abdomens. If the mother dies, the Little Spiders will erupt out of her carcass and attack the offender. They’re small enough that you can kill them with a knife, but the greater their numbers, the greater their threat

Origin: Insect | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 1

First G Form

It is still evident by the left half of its body that this monster was once human. Its greatly swollen right arm, and the lead pipe it wields in its hand can deal extremely deadly attacks, but perhaps because of its asymmetrical body, its movements are slow, and there are huge gaps between its attacks.

Origin: Human | Infection: G-Virus | Danger: 5

Large Roach

These were normal roaches that lived in the sewers until becoming infected with the T-Virus growing to roughly 7-8 times their natural size. Their size has increased to the point that they can eat the very mice that spread the virus. To ensure their prey, they move and attack in groups, which may explain their population explosion.

Origin: Insect | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 1

Lurker

A B.O.W. born from early experiments with the T-Virus made from an amphibian frog base. Their eyes and ears have devolved greatly in this form, but their ability sense prey has evolved to an almost supernatural level. Their tongues have become strong enough to actually impale a human target with little effort. Their digestive systems have also developed to the point where they can swallow a human whole. Although they contain formidable offensive properties, the reason the Lurkers were not able to be employed as actual B.O.W.s is because of the gaping lack of intelligence.

Origin: Amphibian | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 2-3

Alligator

A baby alligator that was kept as a pet before being let loose in the Raccoon City sewers, where it by the T-Virus. The effects of the virus include highly increased aggression and an increase in size to over 10 meters long. It normally inhabits the garbage dump, where food is most easily available. This creature is a special case, born by accident instead of planning, and there have been no reports of alligator-based creatures in Umbrella before or since.

Origin: Reptile | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 5

Ivy

Officially named Plant 43, this B.O.W. was developed by analyzing the data from Plant 42. It was selectively bred to move on tis own. It attacks prey with the two ivy-like appendages that give it its name, and inflicts fatal wounds by spitting digestive enzymes out of its head-like flower.

Origin: Plant | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 3

Tyrant T-103 (Mr. X)

This mysterious enemy suddenly dropped from a helicopter. At first glance, it appears human, but it can withstand being dropped from great heights, or sprayed with gunfire. It also appears to act with an objective, however, its purpose is unclear. It has overwhelming combat capabilities, and with the exception of its unprotected head, its body is impervious to small arms fire.

Origin: ? | Infection: G-Virus | Danger: 5

Evolved Licker

An improved Licker found in the Raccoon City underground laboratory. It differs from normal Lickers in color, durability, and claw size, but it attacks in the same manner.

Origin: Human | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 3

Giant Moth

Giant Moths are the product of moths that were used in experiments in the Umbrella laboratories. They escaped and grew to huge proportions due to the T-Virus. For some reason, the Giant Moths’ wings haven’t grown in proportion with the rest of their bodies, so they can only fly a few feet off the ground, and only short distances.

Origin: Insect | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: 2

Baby Moth

The Giant Moth larvae. Their bodies are only 30 centimeters or so in length, and their attack power is rather weak. They are attracted to warm-blooded organisms.

Origin: Insect | Infection: T-Virus | Danger: .5

Second G Form

This is what has become of Dr. William Birkin, the creator of the G-Virus. As the virus takes over his body, the appearance of new organs, a phenomenon unique to G, is apparent. Its mutations have spread to include new bone and skin structures, and a whole new brain to go with its new head. Other mutations involve large claws growing out of the right hand, and a larger version of the eyeball on the right shoulder.

Origin: Human | Infection: G-Virus | Danger: 5

Third G Form

Further progression of G. It has grown two new arms and the larger, almost wing like arms have moved to its back. Changes have also begun in the heart and other organs. As the virus spreads through muscles in the lower body, it becomes capable of moving extremely fast. As with its arms, it now has an eye on its left thigh.

Origin: Human | Infection: G-Virus | Danger: 5

Fourth G Form

After suffering a threat to its life in its third form, G heals its injuries while continuing its mutation to something far removed from its original form. It has become a beast that crawls on four legs. Its agility has increased considerably, as demonstrated by its ability to run on walls and jump very high. After it corners its prey, it uses its head and chest, which have no morphed into a large jaw, to devour it.

Origin: Human | Infection: G-Virus | Danger: 5

Fifth G Form

Eating every living organism in its path, it mutates further into what appears to be a lying lump of flesh and teeth. Its soft, malleable body allows it to squeeze through narrow corridors, and the remains of not-yet-fully-digested creatures can be seen. Its endurance and durability is on the same level as its fourth form, and it’s difficult to inflict critical damage on it, even with heavy weaponry.

Origin: Human | Infection: G-Virus | Danger: 5

Super Tyrant

This Tyrant lost its limiter coat after being dropped in a blast furnace by Leon. And subsequently transformed into a Super Tyrant. The tremendous destructive power of its claws, its brutality, and its agility make it an ideal B.O.W. deserving of its name.

Origin: – | Infection: | Danger: 5

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Game Of Oblivion Chapter Enemies:

Graveyard Zombie

Declared dead after being infected by the T-Virus, these prisoner zombies mutated quickly after rainwater help the T-Virus penetrate deep into the soil where they were buried.