The 20 scariest monsters the Resident Evil series has created

Resident Evil may not have invented the survival horror series, but it is the most successful horror game series in gaming history. First released in the mid-1990s, Resident Evil has many versions, side stories, novels, movies and has certainly left you with many chilling moments.

When reviewing the Resident Evil games that have been released, this franchise has created dozens of monsters, causing obsession for players. In all, here are the 20 most outstanding monsters of Resident Evil.

1. Brain Sucker/Drain Deimos

While not a monster in themselves, Brain Sucker and Drain Deimo were both experimental results of the T-Virus. Appearing in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, like giant fleas, they jump on victims and suck their blood. While not the most famous monsters in the game, they are clearly hideous.

2. Cerberus

Resident Evil is full of zombie dogs, but the scariest is still the monster invented by the Umbrella corporation in the Cerberus project. In the first Resident Evil, these monsters kill Joseph Frost and chase the remaining members of the STARS Alpha team into the mansion, where they must confront more terrifying horrors. The player’s first encounter with Cerberus in the game occurs shortly after the game begins, when one jumps through a window in the hallway. It is considered one of Resident Evil’s scariest moments.

3. Chainsaw Man

Resident Evil 4 may be the series’ highest-rated title, but it was criticized by some fans for being too detached from Resident Evil’s survival horror genre. However, that doesn’t mean RE4 lacks fearsome creatures. Resident Evil 4 is home to some of the series’ scariest monsters. One of the memorable moments is Chainsaw Man – the chainsaw wearing a sack, can easily help Leon S. Kennedy ‘head off his neck’.

4. Chimera

To create Chimera, Umbrella abducted homeless women and impregnated them with a hybrid of human and fly DNA. The result is a disgusting monster. Fortunately, the vast majority of Chimeras were destroyed in the mansion explosion at the end of Resident Evil one, but they could still appear in later installments of the game in the years to come.

5. Comms Officer/Scagdead

The ill-fated Commanding Officer in Resident Evil: Revelations, after being infected with the T-Abyss virus, was turned into a Scagdead, a bulky, two-headed monster with a mouth full of teeth that will surely scare you if you get it. approach.

6. Crimson Heads/Zombies

The traditional zombie deserves a place on this list, more specifically, it was its first encounter with the player in the beginning of Resident Evil. The sight of zombies carting the corpse of a STARS member and then slowly turning to look at the player is considered one of the most memorable moments in horror game history. However, the Resident Evil remake on the GameCube also knows how to make them even more terrifying.

In Resident Evil Remake, the player must burn these zombies after defeating them or they will mutate genes, turning into faster, long-clawed monsters called Crimson Heads. Players with limited inventory are forced to consider bringing more items to burn them, or risk facing these incredibly dangerous Crimson Heads.

7. Eveline

Billed as the next generation bioweapon, Eveline was built for the battlefield. Taking the form of a harmless little girl, Eveline has the ability to control the brain and turn people into creatures called Molded. Eveline’s true form is pale gray flesh and black boils, and a scary face.

8. G (William Birkin)

One of the company’s most important doctors and head after the company’s terrible experiments, William Birkin injected himself with the G-Virus, transforming into a monster called G with the ability to continuously evolve . G began hunting his daughter, Sherry Birkin, and infected the residents of Raccoon City with T-Virtus, turning many of them into Zombies. G’s terrifying body makes him on this list, but G’s role is crucial in the Resident Evil storyline.

G will return in the Resident Evil 2 remake, and we’ve seen some of Claire Redfield take on him in recent trailers.

9. Hunter

One of Umbrella’s most successful biological weapons is the Hunter, a hybrid of reptile, human, and T-Virtus. In the video game, the Hunter is one of the most dangerous creatures the player can encounter, able to kill you quickly with a single decapitation move. Smarter and more agile than most of the monsters on this list, it’s not surprising that they continued to be produced by the corporation even after Umbrella’s demise.

10. Jack Baker

“Welcome to the family, son!” The owner of the Baker family, Jack Baker is a tragic character in Resident Evil 7. Under Eveline’s control, Jack becomes an indestructible monster, willing to do anything to kill Ethan Winters. .

During the game, Jack is ‘broken into a hundred pieces’, eats a lot of bullets, including being burned by fire, but nothing can stop him. Later, Jack also mutated into a Mold monster, but Jack’s human form constantly taunting and stalking Ethan was actually much more terrifying.

11. Iron Maiden/Regenerator

One of the game’s scariest monsters certainly has the Regenerator from Resident Evil 4. The Regenerator is essentially invincible, unless the Plaga parasite under its skin is attacked directly, requiring Leon to Collect infrared aiming to knock them down. Meanwhile, Iron Maiden is more dangerous than Regenerators, rife with parasites and can create spikes from its body.

12. Leech Zombie

In Resident Evil 0, Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen face off against many Leech Zombies, who are normal zombies covered in T-Virus-infected dishes. Leech Zombies are smarter than normal zombies and the large amount of discs acts as armor for the host, making them harder to kill. Disgusting, slimy makes these squirrels all the more terrifying, as they crawl on top of each other and cling to their subjects’ corpses.

13. Lickers

In addition to the normal zombies, some monsters also make people remember in the history of Resident Evil. And the Licker is among them, the long-tongued monster that first appeared in Resident Evil 2. Licker has a skinless body, sharp iron claws, jagged, partially exposed teeth and the ability to crawl on walls. as well as the ceiling, more specifically, we cannot do without its long zigzag tongue. The first encounter with a Licker in Resident Evil 2 is seen as one of those startling moments, and we will soon face them again in Resident Evil 2.

14. Lisa Trevor

The Resident Evil remake on the GameCube introduces a few new monsters that weren’t present in the original, like the Crimson Head and Lisa Trevor. As the daughter of the architect who built the mansion, Lisa Trevor was kidnapped and tortured for years when she was used as Umbrella’s horrible experiment.

Experiments have turned her into a terrifying, humpback monster that is almost impossible to die. Players will confront Lisa Trevor in the forest branches around the mansion as well as the complex cave system below the beast. Lisa’s backstory and Lisa’s disfigured form make her not only one of the most disgusting monsters in Resident Evil history, but also one of the most tragic characters in the game.

15. Marguerite Baker

Once a wonderful wife and mother, Marguerite Baker was transformed into a sick monster by Eveline’s powers during the events of Resident Evil 7. In addition to being controlled by Eveline, Marguerite also turned her family into creatures. cannibal, cooks for everyone with human flesh ingredients. She also developed the ability to control insects, and is one of the most peculiar members of the Baker family.

16. Mia Winters

Mia Winters is the missing wife of the main character Ethan Winters in Resident Evil 7, but when Ethan finds her at the Baker family, she is no longer considered human. Possessing terrible strength and suddenly going mad, Mia rushed to cut her husband’s hand with a saw blade in the moment the two sides reunited. Like the other members of Baker, Mia is both pitiful and terrifying in the new Resident Evil.

17. Nemesis/Tyrant

After Capcom released the Resident Evil 2 remake in January, many hoped that the Resident Evil 3: Nemesis remake would be the next project. Part of the game’s popularity is due to the monster named after the game’s title, the ugly Tyrant named Nemesis. Unlike other monsters, Nemesis did have a mind. Dressed in a leather suit and armed with rockets, Nemesis chases Jill Valentine through the zombie-infested streets of Raccoon City, hoping to accomplish its sole goal: killing every random STARS Nemesis member. when breaking through walls, making this monster unpredictable. In addition, Nemesis’ unique form also makes him one of the iconic monsters of the series.

However, we also have other memorable moments in the Resident Evil series besides Nemesis. The first tyrant that the player confronts at the end of the beginning of Resident Evil, or the yellow Bandersnatch Tyrant in Code: Veronica. In addition, we also have Mr.X, the Tyrant in Resident Evil 2 who always stalks Leon, which will also return in RE2 Remake.

18. Rachel Foley

During what happens in Resident Evil: Revelations, Rachel Foey is sent to the ship Queen Zenonia – a mission she does not want to participate in and is later infected with the T-Abyss virus. The virus surrounds Foley, turning her into a special Ooze monster that takes possession of the ship. Ooze monsters may not leave much of an impression on fans, but Rachel Foley’s Ooze form will definitely linger in the player’s memory.

19. Revenant

In Resident Evil: Revelations 2, players will encounter the Revenant, a disfigured monster created from flesh and tools of torture. They’re sewn and nailed together to create a terrifying form, and the Revenants are undoubtedly Revelations 2’s standout monsters.

20. U-3

The vast majority of boss fights in Resident Evil 4 tend to focus on action rather than horror, and while this is still true for U-3, its quirky design has earned it its place on this list. Combining giant insects and humans, U-3 still haunts players thanks to the unexpected ‘jump scare’ in Resident Evil 4. U-3 is definitely one of the most disgusting monsters in Resident history. Evil.