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Cerberus (zombie dog)

Poznat i kao: MA-39, Zombie dog
IgreZaražen, ali još živTrčiVirus1968. – 1999.

The infected Dobermans of the first Resident Evil. In the lore they are an Umbrella weapons project, tougher and more aggressive than trained military dogs and still able to work as a pack. Their escape into the Arklay Mountains sets up the opening of the game.123

⚔️ Bori se protiv njega
Prvo pojavljivanje
1996
Resident Evil (1996)
Izvorno djelo
Resident Evil (1996)
Capcom
Dobna oznaka
ESRB M
Napravljeno u
Japan
Što ga uzrokuje
Virus
Dobermans deliberately infected with a t-Virus strain by Umbrella's Arklay Laboratory as a controllable bio-weapon, code MA-39.
Kako postaješ jedan od njih
Umbrella infected and cloned Dobermans; the wiki separates these from ordinary dogs that caught the virus.
Kako se kreće
Trči
Attacks in packs and keeps attacking until the target is down.
Inteligencija
Malo inteligencije

Kad se prvi put pojavio?

Antički svijet
Srednji vijek
1500. – 1899.
1900. – 1967.
1968. – 1999.
2000. – 2009.
2010. do danas
1996

Resident Evil (1996)

terenske bilješke

Što kažu izvori

1

Named after the three-headed guard dog of the Greek underworld123

2

Dobermans were chosen for their record as military dogs123

3

Keeps its pack instinct, so the animals hunt as a team123

4

Escaped the lab after handlers stopped feeding them during the 1998 outbreak123

5

A scene of one being shot was cut from the North American and European intro123

Bi li mu pobjegao?

Razred brzine prema opisu u izvorima (trči), a ne mjerenje.

Ti, u hodanju oko 5 km/h
Ti, u džogiranju oko 10 km/h
Spreman odrasli u sprintu oko 24 km/h
Cerberus (zombie dog) oko 24 km/h
Brzi biciklist oko 37 km/h

Izvori

  1. Cerberus - Resident Evil Wiki (Fandom)
  2. Resident Evil (1996 video game) - Wikipedia
  3. Resident Evil - RAWG

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Više od: Resident Evil

Isto doba: 1968. – 1999.