Resident Evil, known as BIOHAZARD (バイオハザード Baiohazādo) in Japan, is a survival-horror franchise.
Background
The first game in the series was released in 1996 exclusively for the PlayStation. Since then the series has spawned multiple video games, CGI movies, live-action movies, mangas, stage plays, etc.
Chris Redfield in Resident Evil Village, set to release in 2021.
The latest major video game in the series was Resident Evil 3 (BIOHAZARD RE:3) which was released in 2020. It acts as a remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (Biohazard 3: Last Escape) that was released exclusively for the PlayStation in 1999. This title also comes with an online asymmetrical game titled Resident Evil Resistance (Biohazard Resistance).
The next major title in the franchise was announced during Sony's PlayStation 5 event which happened in June 4, 2020. Named Resident Evil Vilage, this game takes place after Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, it will release sometime in 2021.
Please see the Resident Evil Wiki for further information about the series.
Resident Evil in TEPPEN
Heroes
Albert Wesker
Albert Wesker first appeared in Resident Evil (1996), he then became the major villain in the series up until Resident Evil 5 where he was ultimately killed. Wesker's appearance in TEPPEN is based on his look from Resident Evil 5.
Wesker's voice actors are D.C. Douglas and Joji Nakata in the English and Japanese versions respectively. These two actors have voiced Albert Wesker in multiple Resident Evil media, with D.C. Douglas also voicing him in Resident Evil 5.
Wesker's theme in TEPPEN is a remix of his battle theme (second fight) in Resident Evil 5 titled "Winds of Madness".
Jill Valentine
Jill Valentine first appeared in Resident Evil (1996), she is still considered one of the main characters in the series. Her appearance in TEPPEN is based on her outfit from Resident Evil 3 (1999).
Jill's voice actresses are Patricia Ja Lee and Atsuko Yuya in the English and Japanese versions respectively. Similar to Wesker, these two have voiced Jill Valentine in some Resident Evil media, with Patricia Ja Lee also voicing her in Resident Evil 5.
Jill's theme in TEPPEN is a remix of the Resident Evil 3 (1999) track titled "The Opening":
Hero Arts
| Name | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dark Destruction | 
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This Hero Art is based on one of Wesker's attacks in Resident Evil 5. |
| Uroboros | 
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Uroboros is the name of the main virus in Resident Evil 5. |
| Bringer of Nightmares | 
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N/A |
| Ultimate Weapon | 
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One common occurance in the Resident Evil series is that the playable character has access to a Rocket Launcher at the end of the game and the player can use it to kill the final boss. |
| Genesis | 
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The Genesis is an item in Resident Evil: Revelations. |
| Antibody Activation | 
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Jill Valentine is one of the characters in the series that has been infected with a virus multiple times. |
Cards
Basic Cards
| Name | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Claire Redfield (RYU 003) | 
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Claire Redfield is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). This card seems to be based on her appearance from Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. |
| Leon S. Kennedy (RATHALOS 006) | 
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Leon Scott Kennedy is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). This card is based on his appearance from Resident Evil 4. |
| Rebecca Chambers (X 002) | 
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Rebecca Chambers is a character first introduced in Resident Evil (1996). This illustration takes place in Resident Evil 0, where Rebecca is stuck in a train filled with monsters. |
| Chris Redfield (CHUN-LI 004) | 
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Chris Redfield is a character first introduced in Resident Evil (1996). This card is based on his appearance from Resident Evil 5. |
| Ada Wong (MORRIGAN 004) | 
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Ada Wong is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). This card is based on her appearance from Resident Evil 4. |
| T-002 Tyrant (WESKER 007) | 
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This Tyrant is the final boss in Resident Evil (1996 and 2002). |
| Albert Wesker (WESKER 008) | 
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N/A |
| Albert Wesker (WESKER 008, Secret) | 
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N/A |
| Zombie (WESKER 004) and Infected (T006) | 
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This illustration seems to be based on the zombie design from Resident Evil (2002). |
| Hunter (WESKER 005) | 
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The Hunter is one of the more iconic enemies in this series, due to its fast speed and attacks, as well as its ability to instantly kill the player regardless of their health status in some games. |
| Inheriting Ambition (WESKER 013) | 
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This card is based on the cutscenes in Resident Evil 5 where Albert Wesker kills Spencer. |
| Sample Collection (WESKER 009) | 
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This card displays HUNK retrieving the G-Virus sample, in reference to Resident Evil 2 (1998). |
| Price of Support (WESKER 010) | 
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This card is based on the cutscene in Resident Evil 5 where Reynard Fisher is killed. |
| Ruthless Retrieval (WESKER 011) | 
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This card is based on the fact that Albert Wesker found Steve Burnside and recovered a t-Veronica sample off of his body. |
| Experiment Records (WESKER 012) | 
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Albert Wesker and William Birkin were workmates prior to the events of Resident Evil 2. |
| Claire Redfield (JILL 005) | 
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N/A |
| Jill Valentine (JILL 008) | 
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N/A |
| Jill Valentine (JILL 008, Secret) | 
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N/A |
| Carlos Oliveira (JILL 007) | 
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Carlos Oliveira is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 3 (1999). |
| Mikhail Viktor (JILL 001) | 
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Mikhail Viktor is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 3 (1999). |
| Brought to Light (JILL 013) | 
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N/A |
| Spread Shot (JILL 010) | 
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N/A |
| A Noble Death (JILL 009) | 
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N/A |
| Limited Ammo (JILL 011) | 
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One of Resident Evil's key mechanics is ammo management. |
| Exploding Barrel (JILL 012) | 
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Resident Evil 3 (1999) was the first game in the series that contained barrels that would explode and deal massive damage to enemies around it if the player shot at it. |
| Handgun (T008) | 
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N/A |
| Ammo (T007) | 
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N/A |
| Rocket Launcher (T009) | File:Rocketlauncher.png | This Rocket Launcher design has been used a few times in the series, not just in Resident Evil 3 (1999). |
| HUNK (ZERO 004) | 
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The illustration of this card is based on a promotional image for the mode called "The 4th Survivor" in Resident Evil 2 (2019). |
Core Card Pack
| Name | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Leon S. Kennedy (COR 021) | 
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N/A |
| Enrico Marini (COR 019) | 
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Enrico Marini is a character first introduced in Resident Evil (1996). In this game and the 2002 remake, Enrico is seen sitting on the ground instead of standing up. |
| Forest Speyer (COR 008) | 
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Forest Speyer is a character first introduced in Resident Evil (1996). In this game and the 2002 remake, Forest is killed by crows and then the player is able obtain the Grenade Launcher. |
| Precision (COR 036) | 
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N/A |
| Entrusted Ammo (COR 038) | 
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In Resident Evil (1996 and 2002), Barry Burton personally gives Jill some grenade launcher ammo at one point in the game. |
| Commanded Team (COR 039) | 
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This card displays some of the S.T.A.R.S. team members seen in Resident Evil (1996 and 2002). |
| Headshot (COR 030) | 
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N/A |
| True Faith (COR 032) | 
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N/A |
| Rebecca Chambers (COR 064) | 
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Although Rebecca does not fight the giant snake nicknamed "Yawn" in Resident Evil (1996 and 2002), she and Richard Aiken fight it together in Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. |
| Chris Redfield (COR 068) | 
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N/A |
| Chris Redfield (COR 068, Secret) | 
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N/A |
| Richard Aiken (COR 063) | 
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Richard Aiken is a character first introduced in Resident Evil (1996). Even if the player saves Richard after the battle with Yawn, Richard will still be killed by Neptune later in the game, sacrificing his life in order to save the player.
Due to the design of the floor in this illustration, it can be assumed that Richard is at the location Yawn is fought a second time, which is the library. In Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, Richard and Rebecca fight the Yawn at the library as well. |
| Sherry Birkin (COR 057) | 
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Sherry Birkin is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). |
| Evasive Action (COR 087) | 
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N/A |
| Green Herb (COR 076) | 
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The Green Herb is an iconic item in the Resident Evil series, it always acts as a healing item or healing resource. |
| Ada Wong (COR 113) | 
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N/A |
| Bald-Faced Lie (COR 125) | 
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This card seems to be based on a cutscene in Resident Evil 4 where Ada reveals herself to Leon. |
| Hookshot (COR 126) | 
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The hookshot is one of Ada's signature items. This illustration is based on Resident Evil 4, however, she does use her hookshot in other games of the series. |
| Hookshot (COR 126, Secret) | 
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N/A |
| Unforeseen Interference (COR 117) | 
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This card is based on a cutscene in Resident Evil 4 where Ada appears and shoots Krauser's knife before he can stab Leon. |
| Heir to Ambition Wesker (COR 160) | 
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N/A |
| T-002 Tyrant (COR 158) | 
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N/A |
| Crow (COR 144) | 
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Multiple Resident Evil games contain infected crows that will attack the player on sight. There are also games with non-infected crows that are not hostile to the player. |
| Hunter (COR 151) and Brutal Bioweapon (T027) | 
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N/A |
| William Birkin (COR 152) | 
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William Birkin is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). He is the father of Sherry Birkin seen above. |
| Proto Tyrant (COR 153) | 
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This Tyrant was first introduced as a boss in Resident Evil 0. |
| Zombie (COR 141) | 
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N/A |
| Zombie (COR 141, Secret) | 
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N/A |
| Cerberus (COR 142) | 
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The Resident Evil series contain various types of zombie dog variants, the Cerberus was first introduced in Resident Evil (1996). He is the iconic enemy that will will jump out of the windows at the east corridor (1F) and the enemy that will come out of the main door of the mansion if the player tries to interact with the door. |
| Spreading Infection (COR 179) | 
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N/A |
| Silent Execustion (COR 178) | 
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This card is in reference to HUNK. |
| Just Deserts (COR 171) | 
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This card displays the monster "G" coming out of Brian Irons as it's shown in Resident Evil 2 (1998) and Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. In Resident Evil 2 (2019), Brian Irons never turns into a monster which the player fights against. |
| Heartless Experiment (COR 165) | 
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This card displays Alexia Ashford as she's about to infect her father, Alexander Ashford. Her father ends up mutating into the Nosferatu, which Claire fights in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica. |
| Sad Mutation (COR 168) | 
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In Resident Evil CODE: Veronica, Steve Burnside is infected by Alexia Ashford and turns into a monster. During this sequence, the player is supposed to run backwards and then at the end of the corridor some bars will come down, which can be seen in the illustration. |
DAY OF NIGHTMARES
| Name | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Jill, Seeker of Truth (DON 016) | 
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N/A |
| Claire Redfield (DON 014) | 
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N/A |
| Carlos Oliveira (DON 008) | 
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N/A |
| Leon S. Kennedy (DON 006) | 
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This card is based on Leon's appearance from Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. His pose seems to be based on the cover of Resident Evil 4. |
| Combo (T013) | 
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N/A |
| Cower (DON 020) | 
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N/A |
| Dee-Ay (DON 036) | 
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Dee-Ay is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. This card seems to be based on the mechanic in the game where the player can use a zombie or human as a shield. |
| Sherry Birkin (DON 039) | 
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N/A |
| Willow (DON 033) | 
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Willow is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. |
| Harley (DON 027) | 
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Harley is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. |
| Shona (DON 029) | 
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Shona is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. |
| Party Girl (DON 030) | 
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Party Girl is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. She is a sniper character in the game. |
| Tweed (DON 031) | 
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Tweed is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. Her abilities in the game are mostly focused on planting bombs or traps. |
| Defensive Formation (DON 044) | 
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This card again displays Dee-Ay using a zombie as a shield. |
| Besieged (DON 045) | 
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Multiple T-103 Tyrants were sent to Raccoon City to eliminate survivors. |
| Hunk, The Grim Reaper (DON 066) | 
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N/A |
| Lupo (DON 060) | 
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LUPO is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. |
| Vector (DON 063) | 
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VECTOR is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. One of his abilities in the game is to completely cloak himself. |
| Beltway (DON 052) | 
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BELTWAY is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. |
| Four Eyes (DON 053) | 
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FOUR EYES is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. |
| Ada Wong (DON 054) | 
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This card is based on Ada's appearance from Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. |
| Ada Wong (DON 054, Secret) | 
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Ada Wong was heavily injured in Raccoon City, but she remains as one of the few survivors of the incident. This card is again based on Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. |
| Spectre (DON 055) | 
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Spectre is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. He is a sniper character in the game. |
| Bertha (DON 061) | 
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BERTHA is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. |
| Monstrous Virus (DON 075) | 
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William Birkin injected himself with the G-Virus and became one of the major monsters present in Raccoon City. |
| Sacrificial Pawn (DON 069) | 
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N/A |
| Reconnaissance (DON 068) | 
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Spectre's abilities in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City are based around spying and knowing where the enemy is. |
| Deadly Traps (DON 073) | 
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BELTWAY's abilities in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City are mostly focused on planting bombs or traps. |
| Nemesis-T Type (DON 091) | 
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The Nemesis is the major threat faced by Jill in Resident Evil 3 (1999) and (2020). |
| Tyrant (T-103) (DON 089) | 
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Multiple T-103 Tyrants were sent to Raccoon City to eliminate survivors. One of them is the iconic Tyrant that chased away Leon and Claire in Resident Evil 2 (1998 and 2019). |
| Super Tyrant (T-103) (T026) | 
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The T-103 Super Tyrant was first introduced as the "final boss" in Resident Evil 2 (1998). |
| Albert Wesker (DON 090) | 
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N/A |
| Albert Wesker (DON 090, Secret) | 
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Albert Wesker was thought to be dead after being impaled by the T-002 Tyrant, however, he had injected himself with a virus moments before this. Allowing him to be reborn. |
| G-Adult (DON 079) | 
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The G-Adult is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). |
| G-Young (T024) | 
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The G-Young is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). It is spawned from the G-Adult. |
| William Birkin: G1 (DON 083) | 
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After William Birkin injected himself with the G-Virus, he started to mutate and became known simply as "G". |
| Licker (DON 080) | 
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The Licker is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). |
| Sliding Worm (DON 081) | 
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The Sliding Worm is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil 3 (1999). |
| Giant Infected Worm (T025) | 
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The Giant Infected Worm is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil 3 (1999). |
| Nicholai Ginovaef (DON 085) | 
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"Nicholai Ginovaef" is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 3 (1999). His name in the Japanese version of the game is Nikolai Zinoviev. |
| Living Death (DON 100) | 
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N/A |
| Diseased Souls (DON 098) | 
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N/A |
| The Ultimate Price (DON 093) | 
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N/A |
| Hatred Reborn (DON 095) | 
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This card is in reference to the leeches from Resident Evil 0. |
| Stealth (T020) | 
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VECTOR's key ability in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is to completely cloak himself. |
| Weakness (T021) | 
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Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is a game where it's possible to play as both sides of the same coin. LUPO was part of the U.S.S. and was willing to kill any members of the SPEC OPS FIELD UNIT such as Willow or Dee-Ay. |
| Corrosion (T029) | 
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This card seems to be based on the multiple BSAA members that were killed by the Urobos virus in Resident Evil 5. |
| Cruelty (T028) | 
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In Resident Evil (1996 and 2002), players must go through areas where Neptune (sharks) are present. |
| Bioweapon Capsule (T023) | 
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N/A |
The Devils Awaken
| Name | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Billy Coen (TDA 010) | 
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Billy Coen is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 0. This card seems to be based on his key visual from Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. |
| Brad Vickers (TDA 005) | 
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Brad Vickers is a character first introduced in Resident Evil (1996). |
| Trust Amid Suspicion (TDA 023) | 
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This card is based on Resident Evil (2002), when Jill Valentine can either choose to help or sacrifice Barry. |
| Grizzled Veteran (TDA 021) | 
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This card is based on a cutscene in Resident Evil 0 where Billy jumps and shoots the leeches that lunged at him. |
| Barry Burton (TDA 035) | 
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Barry Burton is a character first introduced in Resident Evil (1996). |
| Rebecca Chambers (TDA 030) | 
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N/A |
| Rebecca Chambers (TDA 030, Secret) | 
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This card is based on Rebecca's appearance in the Wesker Mode of Resident Evil 0 HD remaster. |
| Mixed Medicine (TDA 045) | 
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This card seems to be based in Resident Evil (1996 and 2002), either when Rebecca has to pick up the Serum for Richard or when she stays within the save room at the west of the Mansion and can even heal Chris if needed. |
| Skulduggery (TDA 072) | 
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This card is based on Albert Wesker's story in TEPPEN. |
| Stinger (TDA 086) | 
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The Stinger was first introduced as a boss in Resident Evil 0. |
| Ivy (TDA 079) | 
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The Ivy is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998). |
| Eliminator (TDA 080) | 
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The Eliminator is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil 0. |
| Infected Bat (TDA 081) | 
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The Infected Bat was first introduced as a boss in Resident Evil 0. |
| Desperate Act (TDA 098) | 
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This card is based on the cutscene in Resident Evil 6 where Piers Nivans injects himself with the C-Virus in order to save his captain, Chris Redfield. |
| The Tyrant Unleashed (TDA 096) | 
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This card seems to be based on the ending of Resident Evil (1996 and 2002), where the T-002 Tyrant is freed. |
The Force Seekers
| Name | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Steve Burnside (TFS 011) | 
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Steve Burnside is a character first introduced in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica. |
| Incineration (TFS 019) | 
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In Resident Evil (2002), the player can use a lighter to burn the corpse of a zombie so that they won't reawaken later as a Crimson Head.
The illustration of this card shows Jill Valentine wearing her Resident Evil 3 (1999) costume, although using the lighter in this manner is impossible in Resident Evil 3, the player can indeed use this outfit in Resident Evil (2002). |
| Rodrigo Juan Raval (TFS 031) | 
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Rodrigo Juan Raval is a character introduced in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica. |
| Cunning Misdirection (TFS 047) | 
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N/A |
| Ceasefire (TFS 075) | 
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This card is based on Akuma's story in TEPPEN. |
| Alexia Ashford (TFS 089) | 
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Alexia Ashford is a character first introduced in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica. This card shows her first mutation. |
| Alexia Ashford (TFS 089, Secret) | 
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The illustration of this card is based on a cutscene in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica where Alexia Ashford is walking down the stairs and mutates into her first form. |
| Alfred Ashford (TFS 084) | 
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This card is based on the ending of the cutscene titled "Mad" from Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. |
| Nosferatu (TFS 085) | 
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The Nosferatu is a boss first introduced in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica. |
| Bandersnatch (TFS 080) | 
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The Bandersnatch is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil CODE: Veronica. |
| Cruel Game (TFS 100) | 
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This card displays the Executioner Majini (first introduced in Resident Evil 5) being caught in a trap, presumably being based on Akuma's story in TEPPEN. |
| Ant Queen's Caress (TFS 095) | 
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This card shows Akuma facing Alexia Ashford. |
| Ant Queen's Caress (TFS 095, Secret) |
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N/A |
| Fate of the Unworthy (TFS 099) | 
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This card is a direct reference to the cutscene titled "A New Nightmare Begins" from Resident Evil 5. |
Haunted by Memories
| Name | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Veteran Agent Leon (HBM 011) | 
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This card is in reference to a section in Resident Evil 4 where the player must perform quick time events in order to evade the incoming lasers. |
| Veteran Agent Leon (HBM 011, Secret) | 
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This card is in reference to Leon's Chapter 5 in Resident Evil 6. |
| Marvin Branagh (HBM 007) | 
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Marvin Branagh is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 2 (1998), this card's illustration is in reference to his design from the 2019 remake. |
| Ashley Graham (HBM 001) | 
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Ashley Graham is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 4. This card is a direct reference to an area in the game where players must control Ashley. |
| Ashley Graham (HBM 001, Secret) | 
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This card is based on the "armor" outfit of Ashley in Resident Evil 4. This outfit makes her invulnerable to any attack in the game, even if the player shoots an RPG directly at her. |
| Agent's Memories (HBM 025) | 
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This card displays Leon's design from Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles and Resident Evil 4. It's in reference to his Resident Evil 2 self (a rookie) and his Resident Evil 4 self (a veteran). |
| Rescuer's Bullet (HBM 020) | 
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This card is a direct reference to a cutscene in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles where Leon Kennedy saves Jack Krauser. |
| Incendiary Device (HBM 017) | 
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This card is a direct reference to a cutscene in Resident Evil 4 where Leon Kennedy shoots a red barrel and Bitores Mendez mutates after being hit by the explosion. |
| Blockade Strike (HBM 019) | 
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This card is a direct reference to a cutscene in Resident Evil 2 (2019) where Marvin Branagh saves the player at the start of the game (1st run only). |
| Fateful Blood-Fire (HBM 013) | 
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This card is based on the climax of the Operation Javier scenario in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. |
| Sherry Birkin (HBM 034) | 
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The illustration of this card is based on Sherry's appearance in Resident Evil 6, it seems to be based on the first cutscene of the Jake Story where Sherry shoots at the incoming J'avo. |
| Jake Muller (HBM 033) and Mercenary by Blood (T047) | 
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Jake Muller is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 6. He is the son of Albert Wesker. |
| Luis Sera (HBM 031) | 
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Luis Sera is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 4. This card is based on his key visual for the game. |
| Seeds of Righteousness (HBM 046) | 
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This card is based on Chapter 1 of the Jake Story in Resident Evil 6, where Sherry and Jake face multiple Ogroman. |
| Manuela Hidalgo (HBM 055) | 
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Manuela Hidalgo is a character first introduced in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. |
| Lullaby (HBM 064) | 
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This card is a direct reference to the cutscene titled "Girl" from Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. |
| Jack Krauser (HBM 086) | 
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Jack Krauser is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 4. |
| Hilda Hidalgo (HBM 084) | 
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Hilda Hidalgo is a boss fought in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. She is the mother of Manuela Hidalgo. |
| Bitores Mendez (HBM 080) | 
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Bitores Mendez is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 4. |
| Uncontrollable Outbreak (HBM 098) | 
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In Resident Evil 2 (1998 and 2019), Marvin Branagh ends up turning into a zombie. The illustration of this card is based on the 2019 game. |
| Estranged Parent (HBM 092) | 
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This card displays William Birkin (G1 form) chasing down his daughter, Sherry Birkin. |
| Inhuman Power (HBM 093) | 
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In Resident Evil 4, Jack Krauser injects himself with the Plaga and his arm ends up mutating. |
| Conspirator's Speech (HBM 089) | 
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This card displays Bitores Mendez making a speech to the villagers in Resident Evil 4, however, this is never actually shown during any cutscene in the game. |
Adventures of a Tiny Hero
| Name | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sheva Alomar (ATH 012) | 
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Sheva Alomar is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 5. |
| Josh Stone (ATH 002) | 
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Josh Stone is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 5. |
| Coordinated Fire (ATH 019) | 
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N/A |
| Unwavering Justice Chris (ATH 042) | 
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N/A |
| Wasp (ATH 028) | 
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N/A |
| Plant 42 (ATH 030) | 
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Plant 42 was first introduced as a boss in Resident Evil (1996). |
| Giant Moth (ATH 052) | 
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N/A |
| Steel Headsman Verdugo (ATH 092) | 
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Verdugo was first introduced as a boss in Resident Evil 4. |
| Excella Gionne (ATH 088) | 
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Excella Gionne is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 5. |
| Executioner Majini (ATH 089) | 
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The Executioner Majini was first introduced as a high tier enemy in Resident Evil 5. |
| Executioner Majini (ATH 089, Secret) | 
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N/A |
| Popokarimu (ATH 090) | 
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Popokarimu was first introduced as a boss in Resident Evil 5. |
| Ndesu (ATH 082) | 
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Ndesu was first introduced as a boss in Resident Evil 5. |
| Indigenous Majini (ATH 083) | 
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This Majini is a common enemy present in Resident Evil 5. |
| Kipepeo (ATH 084) | 
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The Kipepeo is an enemy that appears in Resident Evil 5. |
| Ricardo Irving (ATH 086) | 
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Ricardo Irving is a character first introduced in Resident Evil 5. The illustration of this card seems to be based on the scene titled "Irving's Web" where Ricardo raises his hand like in the card. |
| Zealot (ATH 077) | 
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The Zealot is an enemy first introduced in Resident Evil 4. |
| Adjule (ATH 078) | 
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The Adjule is the name of the mutated dogs present in Resident Evil 5. |
| Return of the Heretics (ATH 100) | 
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This card displays Zealots (enemies in Resident Evil 4) next to Nevan (boss and character in Devil May Cry 3) |
| Death's Executioner (ATH 098) | 
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This card displays the Verdugo (boss in Resident Evil 4) fighting against Nero. |
| Hidden Parasite (ATH 097) | 
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This card displays a Kipepeo coming out of a dead Majini. |
| Cursed Choice (ATH 093) | 
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This card displays a Giant Majini attacking Felyne, the Giant Majini is a high tier enemy present in Resident Evil 5. |
| Gathering Malice (ATH 095) | 
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This card is a direct reference to the cutscene titled "Hospitality" in Resident Evil 5 where the group of Majini spot Chris Redfield and Sheva Alomar hiding. |
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