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Part 12

More monsters

Black Tiger

The Black Tiger was a Web Spinner that had undergone excessive mutation, increasing it's size three to six times that of normal Web Spinners due to prolonged infection by the t-virus. Along with increased mass, the Black Tiger was covered with black and yellow fur, and regained the ability to spin the webs most Web Spinners lost as a result of their mutation. It made it's nest in the underground area of the Arklay Research Facility, accompanied by several of its smaller kin. Like the typical Web Spinner, it had the ability to spit venom at its prey and produce a swarm of young from its corpse.

Ca6 Spitters

Spitters are mutated creatures with the combined genetic structures of a goat and a reptile. They are capable of spitting red acidic slime. They are exceptional climbers.

Cameron

Doctor Cameron was an Umbrella Corporation researcher working in Raccoon City.

In 1998, as the t-Virus ravaged Raccoon City, a U.B.C.S. team under Klaus was dispatched to retrieve Cameron, or failing that, her research data.

Unfortunately, before they could get to her, Cameron was infected by the t-Virus. Unwilling to succumb to the same fate as her colleagues, Cameron injected herself with an experimental serum.

The serum had mixed results. Although it halted the spread of the virus, it caused her to mutate into a new form of life, one with tremendous strength. But Cameron discovered the ability to implant her personality and memories into other organisms by injecting them with the tentacles the mutations forced upon the bodies she used, making her practically immortal.

Eventually, after whittling away at the U.B.C.S. team, Cameron implanted herself into a supervisor; Roger. As Roger and Klaus made their escape from Raccoon, Cameron asserted herself and revealed Roger to be nothing more than a puppet under her control, even shaping his body to alter part of his face to resemble her own. Impaling the unfortunate squad leader with a tentacle, Cameron explained how she had observed the team after she was reduced to a cloud of dust in the Municipal warehouse. Vowing that Umbrella would never get their hands on her research, she used her tentacles to destroy Klaus' head, and presumably escaped in the guise of Roger. What happened to her after that is unknown.

Cockroach

Common Cockroaches infected with the t-virus covered the sewers of Raccoon City and Sheena Island. Although generally harmless, when larger roaches get together; they can pose a threat to even Humans. These creatures have been known to use cannibalism as a way of accessing nutrients.

Cockroaches

Cockroaches are a common athropod in North America. Many cockroaches in Raccoon City were infected with the Tyrant virus.

It should be noted that Cockroaches show little-to-no change in their body or intelligence when infected with the virus.

A cockroach was infected with the "t-Cameron virus," which allowed Dr. Cameron to take control of it. She controlled the creature up until she saw a Rat, in which she passed the virus on. An infected cockroach also grew to a humanoid size and had large arms that had sharps talons and could impale victims within range, see the Reaper.

Dacs

The Dacs were supposed to look like the modern concept of Pterodactyls, hence the name Dacs. They had a large wingspan and extremely large talons, allowing them to land on the large branches in the first stage. The creator of the Dacs, Jay Reston, said that they were more close to bats than anything. The are not at all resistant to damage, bleed when shot, and tend to die after only a few small handgun blasts to their bodies. Also known as AV1's.

Duvalia

Unlike other Plaga who burst from the neck, Duvalia plagas will rip apart the host's entire upper body. They appear as shelled, flower-like parasites. Their weak point is the fleshy "tail" that hangs off their back (which is in fact the host's upper torso/ribcage), and the fleshy core of the shell, which is only exposed when the Duvalia is about to attack the player. In addition to these and the usual weakness to bright light, Duvalia can be blown to pieces with a single hand grenade. Duvalia has no arms and no jumping ability, making it one of the only foes in the entire game who cannot jump or climb. Note that in the Mercenaries minigame, the Duvalia gains the ability to jump across gaps and walk up stairs.

Evil Shade

Large orange bulbs that grow on vines, found entangled in and around the hospital in the Arklay Mountains. They are stationary and emit a poisonous cloud.

Fossil

Fossil was created by a White Umbrella facility in Utah. It had only one objective: eat. It stood ten feet tall and weighed roughly a thousand pounds. It was named Fossil because it looked like a merged form of a human and a dinosaur.Its thick hide and sharp claws kill with ease, while its legs allow it to move faster and reach its target, it also has no tail. In the end, Fossil destroyed most of everything and ate the operator of the Utah Facility, Jay Reston.

Glimmer

An unintentional Hunter-variant, the Glimmer preferred dark places, where it were invisible to its prey in all but its glowing red eyes. It moves extremely fast, making it very difficult to shoot. Glimmers tend to hunt in pairs, where they will get the preys attention, allowing the other to attack without prior notice. Due to their small size and lack of claws, Glimmers have a tactic that is different from its cousins. It will jump at the prey and vomit in its face. It is not known exactly why it uses this tactic, though a poison may be involved, or they may simply be violently bulimic.

Guardian of Insanity

A Guardian of Insanity is a creature originating from human prisoners trapped below the Spencer Estate. After being infected with an unidentified virus, they became the "guards" of the underground. Physically, its body shows signs of decay, not unlike that of Zombies. Furthermore, its face appears to have dissolved into boils, and its back has increased size from muscle growth to the extent of needing a harness. This growth also has a yellow eye as seen from behind, similar to G, which serves as a weak point.

It appears to possess superior strength, based on the fact that its anchor is far larger than itself, and its ability to lift its enemies off the ground single handed. It also seems to have heightened senses.

Part 14

More part 3

Scissor Tails

Scissor Tails are a type of insect (resembling an earwig) infected with T-virus. They are poisonous.

Sweeper

A variation of the Enhanced Hunter, the Sweeper has purple veins and scales that are a light purple color, with red eyes that separate them from the common Enhanced Hunter. They attack in the same manner of the Enhanced Hunters, but their claws have an additional poison effect, making them considerably more dangerous.

Thanatos

Thanatos was a unique Tyrant specimen created by rogue Umbrella Corporation scientist Greg Mueller. During the Raccoon City Outbreak, Greg released Thanatos in defiance of Umbrella's mass-production of Tyrants. During the outbreak, Greg formed a partnership with Peter Jenkins at Raccoon University with the offer of aiding him create a vaccine for the T-Virus. T-Blood, blood from a creature infected with the t-virus, was offered by Greg to be obtained to create the anti-virus. Greg had it in mind to get the blood from Thanatos. However, Peter discovered that Greg was helping him create the vaccine purely due to a personal vendetta, and that Greg actually sought to use the cure as leverage against Umbrella. As such, Peter refused to continue researching with him, and thus T-Blood from Thanatos was rendered useless. Thanatos, however, would not remain dormant. A U.B.C.S. team was sent by Umbrella to Raccoon University to stop Greg and retrieve the Tyrant's blood, or failing that, its body. In response, Greg released Thanatos to deal with them. In the Back Square, Thanatos ruthlessly and efficiently eliminated all but one member of the squad. This surviving soldier, Nicholai Ginovaef, managed to inject Thanatos with a device that collected a sample of its blood. In fact, this is what threw Thanatos into its rage, as it did not attack until being injected. Nonetheless, Thanatos carried off the body of a U.B.C.S. soldier to Greg for his researching purposes, as he was found in his laboratory.

Thanatos next pursued a group of survivors throughout the University, possibly through direct command by Greg. Whatever the reason, it failed, and the survivors managed to escape it's grasp. In fact, the survivors temporarily managed to knock Thanatos out with an electric shock, taking the pod with T-Blood in with them. After Greg's assassination by Nicholai, and the activation of the C-4, Thanatos again tried, and failed, to catch the survivors while they fled. While they escaped to the temporary safety of the Back Square, the C-4 went off, destroying the University and bringing it down around Thanatos. Though this severely injured it and cost it an arm, it also caused it to mutate into a monstrosity known as "Thanatos R."

After its mutation, Thanatos resumed its chase for the survivors outside the University. As they made their way to evacuation, Thanatos cut them off. Though it easily overpowered the survivors, they managed to procure a rocket launcher from inside a locker, which managed to weaken Thanatos even more. Still, Thanatos quickly resumed it's chase at full strength. At the Front Square, Thanatos intercepted the survivors for the final time. They utilized an Ampule Shooter dropped by a dead soldier. By inserting a sample of Daylight into it and shooting it into Thanatos, defeating it and escaping the city. However, its body had the means to combat it. Thanatos was easily recognized by its sublime display of agility, brute force, and keen survival instincts. Thanatos could quickly kill its victims by simply stabbing its claw into them. It was completely impervious to all small-arms fire, and the only known way to cause it harm was an intense dose of electricity. All this culminated into forging Thanatos into a perfect killing machine. After it was weakened by the University's collapse, it went through a mutation that increased its size and strength. Upon becoming Thanatos R, it became characterized by it's towering height; over 12 feet tall, a bigger and beefed up body, a single massive claw, and the loss of one arm.

Part 16

Tyrant Section part 2

Tyrant (T-103 Mass Produced Type)

Referred to as "Tyrant (T-103 Mass Produced Type)" and alternatively designated "T-078", this experimental tyrant was one of Umbrella's T-103 supersoldiers. It was deployed to Rockfort Island without a limiter coat. This Tyrant was characterized by it's blunted claws, which acted as battering rams. It attacks with fast and strong slams and swipes and also has no weaknesses like a heart outside of it's body like earlier models. Because of this it takes more of a pounding compared to them and is even able to withstand rocket blasts unlike the previous types. Like the T-00 encountered by Leon and Claire in Raccoon City, T78 was also able to mutate into an enhanced form. This mutation caused spikes to sprout from its right hand and increase its muscle mass. This specimen was killed when it was hurled out of an airborne transport plane with a box of explosives by Claire Redfield.


Tyrant T-001

Tyrant T-001 (also referred to as the Proto-Tyrant), an experimental subject, served as the prototype for the later Tyrants. While the T-001 was scheduled to be destroyed, it was released during the Arklay Mountains Outbreak when the Raccoon City Underground Research Facility became infested. Shortly thereafter it met S.T.A.R.S. officer Rebecca Chambers during the events of July 24th in the B4F Turntable Room, and while classified as a failure, it was nonetheless a powerful opponent. Rebecca managed to defeat it after a long battle, and she left in her search for Billy, but the Tyrant quickly regenerated and broke through the emergency shutter. The Tyrant confronts Rebecca and Billy again in another area a short time later. They managed to fight off the beast and defeat it again. However, its "t" regenerative capabilities were underestimated by both Rebecca and Umbrella, and it managed to reach the Marshaling Yard above the underground Laboratory via the train elevator during a fight with Albert Wesker, shortly after Rebecca abandoned it. Its regenerative capabilities also helped it recover and it attacked Wesker again, before being killed for good. Unlike its successors, the T-001's spinal column was exposed due to the failed surgery, leaving it extremely vulnerable to small-arms fire from behind. Furthermore, its nervous system was far more primitive than its successors, leading to the T-001s' primitive behavior, lack of coordination, and random twitching.

Tyrant T-002

The first true Tyrant, the T-002 was created within the depths of the Spencer estate. During the events of the "Mansion incident", Albert Wesker programmed it to slay the remaining members of Raccoon City's Special Tactics And Rescue Service (S.T.A.R.S.) As the Tyrant awoke from its slumber, it impales him, leaving him to "die" (in fact, Wesker's master plan had foreseen this event). With the help of Brad Vickers, who gave the group a Rocket Launcher; Jill Valentine, Barry Burton, Chris Redfield, and Rebecca Chambers were able to subdue the Tyrant, and destroy the Spencer estate. This Tyrant could be seen both as a catastrophic failure and a tremendous success. It failed, because it was originally conceived as an intelligent killing machine that could follow orders and could be able to moderately pass as human (this was ultimately achieved with Umbrella's mass-produced Tyrant, the T-103). Obvious flaws in the model were its grotesque malformations, its unpredictable behavior, and its protruding heart, which provided an obviously vulnerable point. However, the Tyrant performed phenomenally well in other areas, such as resistance. It was able to endure a considerable amount of punishment and still pass through a major mutation. This second mutation was much more resistant to gunfire, and was only killed with a rocket blast, though its raw strength was so considerable it was able to swat incoming rockets aimed at it. Along with this, it had improved reasoning abilities and was much more resistant to small arms fire.

Tyrant T-0400TP

Tyrant T-0400TP was an experimental version of a T-103 Tyrant, stored in Raccoon City.

T-0400TP was equipped with various cybernetic components; It could be programmed for various objectives, and was outfitted with a small but powerful explosive in its neck. Its strength was far greater than that of other Tyrants, and so even a rocket launcher would only knock it unconscious rather than blow it to pieces.

Prior to the Raccoon City Outbreak, Hunters were being created in large numbers (via the Nursery, or by transportation) to combat the T-0400TP in a number of strength tests. However, the Tyrant still hadn't been activated by the time of the Outbreak, and the Hunters escaped.

The Tyrant was activated at the early hours of October 1st by Umbrella Chemical, Inc. scientist Dr.Carter to combat the renegade MA-125 Hunter Rs lost in the facility. Just prior to the escape of the survivors in the lab, the Tyrant became self aware, killing Carter, destroying the Tyrant virus cure and knocking both Linda and the detonator for it's internal bomb off a catwalk.

After chasing David King and Linda through the ruined city, and mutating into a more powerful stage, the Tyrant arrived at the highway overpass, and was ready to attack David. Suddenly, Nyx grabbed hold of and absorbed it into its body. Nyx was destroyed by David and it was set free again. It then confronted Ada Wong, another fleeing survivor, who defeated it with ease, identifying it as "clever, but predictable". Ada killed the monster for good. This Tyrant displays intelligence unseen in most of its brethren: it actually took the time to hunt down and kill Carter, who was the one who held the switch to its internal bomb and posed the greatest threat to it at the time.

Tyrant T-104

Similar to the Tyrant T-103, it was characterized by its purple complexion and protruding facial horns. The T-104 Tyrant is also characterized by its red defense coat. This Tyrant model attacks by swinging its seemingly rubberized arms and kicking. While the T-104 was more powerful and dexterous than the T-103, it lacked adequate endurance and stamina.

Tyrant T-091

This new Tyrant was the first attempt at creating a Tyrant with the TG Virus. It was considered a failed experiment due to the lack of an electrical current, which the TG virus was designed to produce. It also suffered from an exposed major organ, making it more vulnerable to attacks. Unlike most other Tyrants, in place of claws, the T-091 had grown tentacles, which were its fingers. Bruce McGivern soon disposes of it. All problems shown by the T-091 model were remedied in the Tyrant T-092.

Tyrant T-103

The T-103, was the first mass produced Tyrant. It was created on Umbrella's Sheena Island, aptly named Tyrant Plant. The high incompatibility ratio was solved by injecting subjects with Beta Hetero Nonserotonin. This substance is an adrenal based neurotransmitter extracted from the Locus Ceruleus. A vast supply was found in male adolescents. They must be kept unanaesthetised in order to ensure maximum amounts of the substance are extracted. Production was carried out on Sheena Island until it blew up.

In the Raccoon City Outbreak one was dispatched to retrieve one of the last of the remaining original G-virus samples, and five others were used to stop a U.S. Special Forces incursion in the north of the city. This model does not feature claws or the exposed heart seen in the previous models.
It is no longer sentient, meaning it has no concept of his mission. This can cause him to perform ill-advised actions in some cases, such as diving into the smelting pit in William Birkin's laboratory. Unlike his predecessors, the T-103 is known for its near-human appearance, mysterious silence and trench coat. Also, he exhibits no visible mutations like the huge talons prominently featured on earlier models. This changes, however, if T-103 suffers serious injury, after which he will mutate and display the features seen in other Tyrant models. This mutation includes talons on both hands and increased muscle mass. T-103 could also be programmed to achieve specific goals. Bullets do minor damage to the T-103. When he is shot enough times, he'll drop to the floor and pass out. He'll wake up due to his regenerative abilities. However, if he suffers a mortal injury, he will go through an aggressive mutation that makes him revert slightly to that of similar previous models. Claws are formed on both arms and the heart starts to increase in size, causing it to protrude slightly from the chest. Its scent system no longer functions, and so it attacks all personnel in the area like previous Tyrants. It is much faster, but this model still has a weakness to explosives. The T-103 is killed for good when Leon kills him with a rocket launcher.

Tyrant-Armoured Lethal Organic System or T-A.L.O.S

Tyrant-Armored Lethal Organic System, also known as T-A.L.O.S., was biologically engineered by the Umbrella Corporation to be the ultimate bio-organic weapon. The Umbrella research team stationed at the Arklay Research Facility originally conceived of the T-A.L.O.S. as the North American Branch's answer to the Nemesis T-Type, an Umbrella Europe project. The T-A.L.O.S. was intended to be the ultimate superior bio-weapon, but before it could be completed, development was interrupted by an outbreak of the t-virus perpetrated by former Umbrella researcher James Marcus. Realizing that the Mansion facility's days were numbered, Umbrella founder Ozwell E. Spencer personally ordered his most trusted enforcer, Sergei Vladimir, to recover the T-A.L.O.S. prototype so that its research would not be wasted. Sergei was successful in his mission, and the prototype was safely brought back into Umbrella's hands before the Mansion was destroyed.

Following the outbreak in Raccoon City, the Umbrella Corporation was forced underground and most of its activities were shut down. The T-A.L.O.S. project was moved to Umbrella's Russian branch, the company's last enduring stronghold. There, under the continued guidance of Sergei, the T-A.L.O.S. was completed and tested against a Special Forces unit, two armoured vehicles, and an attack helicopter. The T-A.L.O.S. outperformed all of them handily, and rumours of Umbrella's new bio-weapon began to spread. In the year 2003, the stronghold where T-A.L.O.S. had been completed came under attack by troops led by Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine. The pair penetrated deep into the facility, and at its very core they finally faced off against T-A.L.O.S., Umbrella's greatest bio-weapon. Despite mutating into a more powerful form, T-A.L.O.S. was killed by the two, and the entire facility laid to waste. Thus, years of Umbrella's most sophisticated research ended in failure, and the company was truly finished.

T-A.L.O.S Development

Following the successful creation of the Tyrant T-002, the Umbrella research team stationed at the Umbrella Lab in the Arklay Mountains found themselves well on their way towards a marketable humanoid bio-organic weapon. With the Tyrant program progressing smoothly, a proposal was made to begin developing a new, highly advanced bio-weapon that would overcome the one major flaw in existing Tyrants - lack of control. Most Tyrants are prone to sudden cellular mutations that can result in the halting of functionality, impairment of judgement, and the various other detrimental conditions. In order to enable safe transport and deployment, a more stable solution was essential. Umbrella's 6th Research Lab in Europe had already discovered one method of control by using an organic parasite, and their "Nemesis Project" would reach completion in time for deployment in Raccoon City. The Arklay team, however, conceived of an even better solution by using chip connections to brain cells. This method allowed bio-weapons to be remotely controlled by a supercomputer like the Red Queen. Not satisfied with just superior control, the Arklay team wanted a bio-weapon that could match the firepower of heavy military hardware. Normal Tyrants boasted a combat prowess and survivability beyond the best trained combat troops, but they were only capable of successfully deterring one military division. When facing armoured fighting vehicles or military-grade helicopters, a Tyrant's kill ratio begins to falter. The Arklay team's solution was to arm a Tyrant with specialized combat firepower and armour. Most Tyrants were unsuited for weaponry, as it would only hinder their two strong points – motor performances and response reflexes. However, the use of enhanced armour modules, internal reinforcement implants, long-distance homing weaponry, etc. preserved the natural abilities of the Tyrant while granting incredible firepower. The result of this intensive research, carried out first in Arklay and then in Russia, was T-A.L.O.S.

T-A.L.O.S Capabilities

T-A.L.O.S. uses a Tyrant as a base, while adding remote computer control capabilities via a chip implanted in the brain. Its cardiovascular system is artificially improved to give it mobility unthinkable in a natural organism. Its body is armoured in a special metallic alloy that not only helps it defend itself from missiles and other projectile fire, but also restrains runaway t-virus mutation. It has also been equipped with a homing MRL weapon system to allow it to respond to distant targets. The T-A.L.O.S. can use its massive left arm to either sideswipe or crush opponents, and its rocket launcher has a rate of fire similar to a submachine gun. After being defeated in this form, it mutates; most of its armour and long-range weapons detach, its legs disappear, and it anchors itself to the overhanging Red Queen, and it begins to utilize more physical attacks, such as flinging pieces of the ceiling with robotic claws mounted on tentacles. Its arms match; both are huge and have massive claws on its hands. The arms are able to support T-A.L.O.S.' large mass, as it charges and swipes with each one. Although it is a humanoid B.O.W., it has enough armour and firepower to stand against a tank.

Nemesis T-Type

The Nemesis T-Type was an experimental form of Tyrant created by Umbrella Europe's sixth lab Paris Lab. Its purpose was to prove that a t-virus-infected creature could be intelligent. The European Branch of Umbrella Chemical, Inc. originally developed the Nemesis as an offshoot of the Tyrant project, with the emphasis on increasing the host's intelligence and ability to follow orders without compromising the Tyrant's inherent strength and power. The breakthrough came with the discovery of the NE-T virus and the related NE-Alpha parasite. This parasite could increase the intelligence of compatible hosts while allowing for almost instantaneous regeneration from all but the most grievous injuries, whereupon the subject was prone to violent mutation.

Development

There were four Nemesis models developed by the European branch. One of them maintained the capability of independent thought during the early stages of development, and attempted to escape, but was destroyed. The remaining three had their intelligence "restricted" and were fitted with inhibitors to increase Umbrella's control over them - the same way Umbrella controlled its other Tyrants. The Tyrant sent to Raccoon City during the outbreak was the second model, called Nemesis-T02. It was the only model that underwent a long period of training. What ultimately became of the other two models is unknown.

Characteristics

Nemesis is characterized by its relentlessness, strength, sheer stamina, and comparatively high intellect. Unlike the various Tyrant models before him, Nemesis shows it's capable of employing weaponry and firearms to achieve his objectives. He is also shown to have rational thinking abilities, as when he shot down a potential rescue helicopter and can even speak to some extent. Nemesis' primary order is to eliminate the remaining S.T.A.R.S. members, causing him to ignore all other potential targets when a S.T.A.R.S. member is present or nearby, although he will also eliminate anything that gets between him and his target, or something that is a threat. Like the Tyrants before him, Nemesis boasts an enormously powerful physique, demonstrating the ability to break through most obstacles with enough effort, outrun any human, and leap incredible heights. Besides T.A.L.O.S., Nemesis is the most resilient B.O.W. the Umbrella Corporation ever created, with most man-portable weaponry barely slowing him down while even heavy weaponry like explosives may only momentarily incapacitate him. Only the largest industrial grade weaponry was shown to cause any notable damage. Only G has mutational abilities matching those of Nemesis. Nemesis' brutal arsenal is mostly comprised of a network of spear-like tentacles that cover his body. These tentacles are shown to be capable of tearing right through most human bodies. He was also armed with a FIM-92 Stinger missile launcher that he used to target vehicles and potential victims alike. This Rocket Launcher was modified specifically for Nemesis, and is too heavy for a human to carry. Finally, he can be assumed that his black coat provides him with some protection from environmental and firearm damage while also perhaps forcing a more humanoid shape. The Nemesis' only real weakness seemed to be the detrimental mutations caused by the NE-T virus that only weakened and detracted from his combat effectiveness as time wore on. As the mutations continued, Nemesis lost sight of his programmed order and resorted to typical Tyrant behavior, destroying anything within reach.

Lisa Trevor

Lisa Trevor was a human test subject forced to undergo a plethora of heinous biological experiments conducted by the nefarious Umbrella Corporation. The side-effects of the experiments have mutated Lisa into a monstrous abomination. Lisa was born to George and Jessica Trevor around the year 1953. Several years after her birth, Oswell E. Spencer hired George to design a special mansion complex for him high up in the secluded Arklay Mountains, which would also host a secret underground laboratory. Spencer, paranoid that George would someday leak the mansion's secrets to the public, began plotting a suitable fate for him and his family. Inviting the Trevors to the mansion, George was expectantly forced to arrive several days after his wife and daughter's arrival. During this time, Lisa and Jessica were apprehended by Spencer's men and dragged to the research facility underground, where they were to be experimented on as human test subjects for the Progenitor virus. When George finally arrived, he was informed by Spencer that the two had left earlier to attend an unwell relative. After finding the right opportunity, George was also apprehended, though managed to escape. He would never find his family, though would soon realise that they were still in the estate - somewhere. On November 10 1967; some time after George's death from malnutrition, Lisa was administered the "type-B" variation of the virus, while her mother was administered with "type-A". Lisa's body didn't immediately begin to exhibit signs of mutation and absorb the virus. Over a period of time, under observation, both Lisa's mental and physical state were grotesquely altered. Jessica made preparations to escape and sent a letter to Lisa informing her of it. The two were to pretend to be unconscious from the drugs while their water was changed. Jessica knew that this would be the right moment to run out of the door. However, the letter would never get to her in time. Umbrella killed Jessica shortly after she was given the virus because she displayed no reaction to the treatment. In order to pacify Lisa, who had been separated from her mother during their imprisonment, Umbrella sent in staffers who had been disguised as Lisa's parents to provide her with a sense of security. However, Lisa was able to recognize them as impostors and violently killed them. Umbrella made repeated attempts to subdue Lisa, but all attempts failed when she ripped off their faces and attaching them to her own body for safe-keeping. The increasingly mentally unstable and lonely Lisa grew obsessed with finding her true mother so that she could "give her back her face". Lisa was able to find the secret tomb of her mother, built under the Spencer estate. While she was able to recognize the scent of her mother, she was unable to open the stone coffin and "reunite" with her. Even after her mother's death, Lisa continued to serve as a test subject for even more biological experiments. Unlike her fellow, more fortunate test subjects, Lisa was able to survive all of their tests, regardless of the potency of the implanted virus or parasite. This uncanny immunity earned the attention of Umbrella Corporation researchers, Albert Wesker and William Birkin, who injected their formidable guinea pig with a specimen of the NE-α Parasite. To their astonishment, Lisa not only overcame the specimen, but also managed to absorb it and adapt its powers into her system. Ultimately, this was a major breakthrough for the Umbrella Corporation, that would later go on to play a pivotal role in the engineering of the G-virus. After the G-virus was extracted from Lisa, the Umbrella Corporation lost interest in her. As time passed, Lisa's mutations and loneliness lead her to become increasingly violent. On one occasion, she brutally assaulted and killed three lab researchers. As Lisa was now seen a vestigial threat, Umbrella Corporation officials called for Lisa's destruction. Sometime in 1995, Lisa was supposedly slain in an undisclosed area of Spencer's estate. However, little did the Umbrella Corporation realize, the myriad of experiments conducted on Lisa had left her impervious to almost all forms of physical battery, rendering her immune to all gunfire, to the extent an anti-tank missile had little to no effect on her aside from swatting her against a wall. Even with her death "confirmed" after three days of monitoring her vital signs, she was able to regain her life some time after being dumped in an unknown location. Lisa would go on lurking through the catacombs of Spencer's estate, secretly taking residency under a neglected, dilapidated cabin in the Courtyard. During the 1998 "Arklay Mountains Incident", various members of Raccoon City's Special Tactics And Rescue Service (S.T.A.R.S.) encountered Lisa while seeking refuge in the estate. After Jill Valentine solved the puzzle of Trevor's crypt, Jessica Trevor's skeleton was finally exposed. Lisa suddenly became emotionally crazed. After a bizarre display of closure, Lisa jumped into the abyss surrounding the altar with her mother head. She lived and according to what I've heard sShortly after his revival, Albert Wesker met Lisa in the Laboratory, next to an elevator. But yet again, due to her regenerative abilities, she managed to awaken shortly after the elevator went up with Wesker in it. Later, at the Main Hall, Wesker met her again. Knowing he had mere minutes left to evacuate before the Mansion's auto-destruct sequence finished its countdown, he counted a fight with Lisa as a "non-priority", and so looked for another way out. After failing to escape her, he resorted to fight her, knocking her out again, and abandoned her. She then managed to find him by heading to the Main Hall. After the final battle, she was crushed by a chandelier while Wesker escaped, and was killed for good when the mansion exploded due to the self destruct sequence set off by Rebecca Chambers.

Appearance

As mentioned before, Lisa’s mutations have hideously deformed her physical build. Lisa’s hideous face is partially masked by collections of flesh from her victims. Her oversized arms and hunchback give her an orangutan-like appearance. She is draped in a tattered hospital gown with her hands held together by a pair of wooden manacles lined with iron, which acts as deterrent to Lisa's attacks. There is also an eyeball-like tumor visible on her back, a typical sign of the G-virus. Lisa can therefore deal considerable amounts of damage to her victims, and should not be confronted directly, as no weapons can truly stop her. Numerous tentacles will emerge from her body and undulate violently when she is attacked, a sign of the NE-α parasite used to create the Nemesis T-Type. While in various parts of the Spencer Estate, one may hear the harrowing wails and cries of Lisa. This characteristic suggests that Lisa is incapable of using a higher level of thought and therefore conforms to a more animalistic nature. However, it should be noted that Lisa was able to start a fire in order to warm herself, as well as write a few crude entries in her journal. She also is able to croak, "Mo...ther..." upon finding her mother's skull.

Mutation/Abilities

Lisa was administered the "type-B" variation of the Progenitor virus. After that she served as a test subject for even more biological experiments. Lisa was able to survive all of their tests, regardless of the potency of the implanted virus or parasite.She was injected a specimen of the NE-α Parasite in which, to the Umbrella researchers' surprise, Lisa not only overcame the specimen, but also managed to absorb it and adapt its powers into her system. Lisa main attacks includes pummeling herself towards her enemy and hitting them with her chain and shackles. However, Lisa's true power is immortality, as she is capable of taking huge amounts of damage and still manage to get up after an extremely short regeneration time. There were rumors that she actually became immortal from experiment but she wasen't.

Those are all the known Tryants so far.

Part 17

Wesker Children

Before this gets started you may wonder how I got this information. Sources. Thats all you need to know.

History

The Wesker children were an advanced race of human beings 'created' by Ozwell E. Spencer, head of Umbrella Chemical, Inc. Their creation was an operation known as Project Wesker, named after the director of the project, commonly shortened to Project W, and also called the Wesker Plan. This was one of the most significant viral operations centering around the Progenitor virus.

Spencer had always believed that the world was in an unacceptable state that would bring about the fall of mankind. He was motivated to usher in a new world filled with a new human race, with himself as ruler of a utopia to change and evolve the earth. You can't get any more egotistical than that unless you believe you derserve to be master of the universe. Some time after Umbrella's founding, Spencer began putting his vision of spurring evolution through virus' to work. He authorized the kidnapping of hundreds of children born of parents with above-average intelligence, who were then brainwashed into personalities suited towards serving Spencer. All of the children were given the surname "Wesker", after the director of the project. Spencer then placed them all into areas watched over by Umbrella, and made sure that they received the best educations possible in all fields they pursued. None of them were aware that they were being monitored constantly. Eventually, one Wesker child who showed particular promise would go to work for the very company that raised him, working at the Umbrella training facility in the Arklay Mountains. That child was named Albert Wesker. Spencer was pleased with his intellect, and thought that his utopia would be flawless if all the children were like him. All the children were injected with an experimental virus, some by the advice of friends, some as part of a supposed health checkup, others by force. Almost all of the Weskers died outright due to the exposure, though there were a few survivors. The surviving children were programmed to seek out Spencer, their master. During the Raccoon City Outbreak, the research notes were lost when the city was destroyed by the government, leaving Spencer with little to continue his vision. By 2006, however, only Albert (Project W-013) and Alex Wesker (W-012 and director of the project) were still alive, and were supposedly the only children to find Spencer. After learning the truth of his origin, Albert killed his 'creator' and took over Spencer's plan to evolve the world, making a few adjustments to bring the plan to fruition at a faster rate, in combination with his own plan to remake Umbrella. Albert was eventually killed by his nemesis, Chris Redfield, and his plan in the form of the Uroboros virus was destroyed with him, seemingly ending the Wesker children once and for all and preventing Spencer's evil vision from ever being accomplished. However, with Alex Wesker's true fate still unknown at the moment, it is unclear if the Wesker children are truly gone for good.

Known Children

Remeber there could be more Wesker children that haven't been discovered but here are the known children and their statues.

■Albert Wesker (deceased)
■Alex Wesker (status unknown)
■Derek Wesker (deceased)
■Felicia Wesker (deceased)
■Hans Wesker (deceased)
■Hiro Wesker (deceased)
■Irma Wesker (deceased)
■Jonah Wesker (deceased)
■Ken Wesker (deceased)
■Laura Wesker (deceased)
■Marco Wesker (deceased)
■Miles Wesker (deceased)
■William Wesker (deceased)

So far thats all thats known about them. If any more Information comes in about them it will be noted as soon as possible.