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Crimson Head
Aussi appelé: V-ACT zombie
A zombie that has died once and come back faster, stronger and red-skinned. The 2002 remake of Resident Evil added it to punish players who left intact corpses lying in the mansion's corridors. It turned corpse disposal into a resource problem and is one of the best-remembered additions to the remake.1234
Première apparition
2002
Resident Evil (remake) (2002)Œuvre d'origine
Resident Evil (remake) (2002)
Capcom Production Studio 4Classification d'âge
ESRB M
Fabriqué en
Japon
Ce qui le provoque
Un virus
A t-Virus strain (the epsilon strain, per the wiki) triggers a second mutation, called V-ACT, in a zombie that has been put down but not destroyed.Comment on en devient un
A downed zombie whose head is intact and whose body is not burned revives after a delay as a Crimson Head.
Comment il se déplace
Courent
Chases the player from across the room as soon as they enter, where ordinary zombies wait until approached.Intelligence
Sans cervelle
Points faibles
- burning the downed zombie with kerosene
- decapitation before it turns
- incendiary grenade rounds
Quand est-il apparu pour la première fois ?
Resident Evil (remake) (2002)
notes de terrain
Ce que disent les sources
Pourriez-vous le distancer ?
Classe de vitesse d'après la description des sources (courent), pas une mesure.
Vous, en marchant environ 5 km/h
Vous, en jogging environ 10 km/h
Un adulte en forme qui sprinte environ 24 km/h
Crimson Head environ 24 km/h
Un cycliste rapide environ 37 km/h
Sources
- Crimson Head - Resident Evil Wiki (Fandom)
- Crimson Head/gameplay - Resident Evil Wiki (Fandom)
- Resident Evil (2002 video game) - Wikipedia
- Resident Evil HD Remaster - RAWG
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