Recurring Characters: Leon S. Kennedy | Ada Wong
Groups: Umbrella Corporation (Albert Wesker | Paramilitary) | S.T.A.R.S. | Monsters (Mainstays, Irregulars, Mold) | The Baker Family | The Four Houses
Mainline games: Resident Evil 0 | Resident Evil | Resident Evil 2 | Resident Evil 3: Nemesis | Code: Veronica | Resident Evil 4 | Resident Evil 5 | Resident Evil 6 | Resident Evil 7: Biohazard | Village
Spin-offs: Gun Survivor/Dead Aim | Outbreak | The Umbrella Chronicles | The Darkside Chronicles | Revelations | Revelations 2 | Operation Raccoon City
Other media: Degeneration | Damnation | Vendetta | Infinite Darkness | Death Island | The Marhawa Desire | Heavenly Island
Tropes relating to the characters introduced in Revelations 2.
For Barry Burton check the S.T.A.R.S. character page.
For Claire Redfield check the Resident Evil 2 sheet.
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Terrasave
Moira Burton
Voiced by: Marcella Lentz-Pope (credited as Marcella Mazde), Ayumi Fujimura (Japanese)
The 20-year-old daughter of Barry Burton, Moira's first day at Terra Save is interrupted by a commando raid.
- Action Survivor:
- She lacks the combat training and experience Claire has. She still does what she can to help. This extends to Raid Mode, where she can only carry one gun until she reaches level 5, versus Claire and Gina's two and Barry's three.
- Becomes a certified Action Girl in the end for surviving on the island for six months in the Good Ending.
- Ascended Extra: She first appeared in a file
in the first Resident Evil that could only be found if Barry died, and again in Barry's Epilogue file in Resident Evil 3. - Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: By the Good Ending, both Barry and Moira finally reconciled and things are much better between the two.
- Badass Adorable: A cute punk chick who can kick ass with a crowbar. This is especially evident in "The Struggle", where she overcomes her hatred of guns and uses a pistol, a shotgun, and even a machine gun.
- Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Her clothes get dirty and her stockings get ripped, but when she shows up in the Good Ending after living in the wilderness for six months, her hair and makeup are still immaculate.
- Berserk Button: She has a strained relationship with her father. Just mentioning his name will at the very least put her in a very bad mood, on the other hand.
- Bifauxnen: Downplayed. Other than her Boyish Short Hair, she looks decidedly feminine and has a slim figure.
- Big Damn Heroes: She gets her moment by saving Natalia from Alex.
- Big Sister Instinct: She instantly befriends Natalia, and is nothing but gentle, friendly, and protective with her.
- Boyish Short Hair: It looks cute on her, though.
- Calling Parents by Their Name: Does this with "fucking Barry" all the time. In the good ending, since they've put their differences aside, Moira calls Barry by name yet again but immediately corrects herself, calling him "Dad".
- Clothing Damage: In the Good Ending and the Struggle Extra Episode, her leggings are torn and her jacket's beat up.
- Cool Big Sis: Becomes this to Natalia in the Good Ending.
- Crowbar Combatant: Can use a crowbar to pry planks off doors, swing at monsters, and stab them when they're knocked down.
- Deadpan Snarker: She definitely has her moments. "Well, fuck that place very much."
- Does Not Like Guns: In sharp contrast to her Gun Nut father Barry. When little, Moira and Polly were playing in Barry's house, he forgot to lock the guns up, and she accidentally shot Polly. She gets better after having to kill mutated Neil to save Claire.
- Fire-Forged Friends: Between and Evgeny in The Struggle. Though barely tolerating Moira at first, the old man gradually warms up to her throughout the six months they spend together, passing on his skills and facilitating Moira's growth from complete newbie to a competent survivor in her own right.
- First Day from Hell: Getting attacked by terrorists and kidnapped is some way to start a new job.
- Freudian Excuse: Right at the beginning of Claire's campaign, she tells Moira to find a gun. Moira vehemently refuses, but will at least use a crowbar and the flashlight. She doesn't like them because she accidentally shot her sister Polly with one of Barry's guns while they were playing with it years earlier.
- Heroic Sacrifice: During their escape from Wesker's tower, Moira is caught under some rubble as the self-destruct sequence is nearly complete, and urges Claire to leave without her, as there's no way Claire would be able to save her in time. Fortunately, if you switched to Moira during the quick-time event at the end of the Neil boss fight, she survives.
- Hidden Depths:
- Considering how abrasive she is with adults, it's quite a surprise to see her turn out to be surprisingly gentle with children.
- She is also much more astute then you'd think, accurately pointing out that Neil's bracelet was always green despite the situation.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite being pretty abrasive, she's very kind to Natalia, sacrifices herself to save Claire, and becomes Fire-Forged Friends with Evgeny. She also genuinely regrets her relationship with Barry going sour, and they work to mend it at the end of the game.
- The Immune: Like Natalia, she seems to be part of the 2% of humans who are unresponsive to activated T-Phobos.
- Lady Swears-a-Lot: Moira is definitely the most foul-mouthed character in the Resident Evil series prior to Ethan Winters taking a cup of this trope. She has a colorful use of language... to put it lightly. Barry thinks she deliberately started playing it up to anger him as part of their estrangement.Moira: "I mean, what in a moist barrel of fucks is going on?!" "What in the cock did I just see?" "Fucking shit on a stick!"
- Ms. Fanservice: Downplayed with her default outfit, which is modest up top but includes short shorts and stockings to emphasise her long legs. Played straight with her Urban Ninja costume, which shows a lot of skin.
- Muscles Are Meaningless: For a rail-thin slip of a girl, her crowbar attacks pack quite a wallop.
- Parental Substitute: While she can't stand him at first, Moira clearly comes to see Evgeny as a father figure during their six months together, seeing a lot of her own father Barry in him. When he locks himself away to die and sends her off on her own to escape, Moira's devastated.
- Properly Paranoid: At one point, Moira notices that Neil's bracelet has stayed green the whole time, meaning that unlike everyone else, he hasn't entered the "anxious" stage, and also because he sent them to the factory, which was one of the Overseer's traps. She speculates that Neil may be a traitor, but Claire refuses to consider the possibility. Shortly afterwards, they see a surveillance video of Neil demanding a sample of Uroboros from the Overseer and discover a file listing the names of all the Terra Save members that were captured, proving that Neil did indeed sell Terra Save out to the Overseer.
- Spice Up the Subtitles: An inverted example if you consider English to be the primary language for the game (as until Revelations 2 and the rerelease of the RE1 remake, English has been the only dub for the series.) She doesn't swear nearly as much in the Japanese dub. Her catchphrase is "Mou Saiyaku !" or in English, "This is the worst !" She is nowhere as badmouthed as in English.
- Stripperiffic: Her Urban Ninja DLC costume consists of a short unzipped jacket over a bikini top, along with short shorts and thighhighs
- Support Party Member: Moira's job is to light up the surroundings and keep Claire alive, as she has no combat experience.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: She's the tomboy to Claire's fashionable, romantically involved and emotional girly girl.
- Took a Level in Badass: After overcoming her fear of firearms (if she shoots Neil) and fending for herself on the island for six months has her become an experienced and capable survivor. Her Big Damn Heroes moment (from above) saving Natalia from Alex clenches it.
- Weakened by the Light: She can shine her flashlight in enemies' faces to stun them and give Claire an opportunity to attack.
Neil Fisher
Voiced by: Yuri Lowenthal, Eiji Hanawa (Japanese)
Claire and Moira's senior of Terra Save. He is a former subordinate of Morgan Lansdale and a member of the defunct FBC. He is working with Alex Wesker in exchange for a sample of the Uroboros virus so he can make enough terror attacks that the FBC will be resurrected. To this end, he's willing to sacrifice all of his employees.
- All for Nothing: Everything he did, he did to ensure the FBC would be restored. As he transforms, he laments that now the FBC will never be restored and that he ultimately failed Lansdale.
- Attack Its Weak Point: Like most Uroboros mutations, infected Neil's got a glowing orange weak spot that is revealed when he takes enough damage from heat.
- Big Good: Terra Save is a global NGO which has done immense good worldwide. Horribly, horribly subverted.
- Benevolent Boss: He comes across as calm and easy-going to his employees, and encourages Claire to help Moira fit into the group. Even though he's planning to use them all for his own ends, he still expresses guilt for doing so, but believes it's for the greater good. In his last sane words, before mutating, he warns Claire to get away from him.
- Big Damn Heroes: Just after Pedro mutates, Neil shows up to save Claire and Moira.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: His actions are monstrous and in the service of fostering more B.O.W terror attacks.
- Broken Pedestal: He becomes this to both Claire and Moira once they both learn that he was the one who set up the Terra Save workers to be captured by the Overseer. Claire becomes particularly upset because she had a slight crush on Neil before the incident.
- Chewing the Scenery: Yuri Lowenthal begins to channel Liam O'Brien during his boss fight. His reaction after taking enough fire damage or light exposure is to yell at the top of his lungs, with all his might, "I'M BURNING UUUUUUUUUUUUP".
- Drunk on the Dark Side: As the Uroboros mutates him, he goes completely insane and claims that Uroboros is not death, but power.
- Foreshadowing:
- His bracelet is always colored green, which indicates he has not once entered the 'anxious' stage of his mood ever since his capture, unlike many other characters the heroes come across. Turns out he's a traitor and has been working for the Overseer the entire time.
- If one looks closely at Neil's bracelet when he's horrifically mutating they can see that it's still green, implying that it wasn't even a real bracelet to begin with.
- Lovecraftian Superpower: It's suggested that he's the one of the few examples of the Uroboros virus successfully bonding with someone, apparently being one of those few humans that Wesker believed to have the right genetic make-up to be "uplifted" by Uroboros infection rather than consumed completely, a fate that
Word of God confirmed that even Wesker would have eventually be subject to himself had he survived his final fight with Chris and Sheva. As grotesque as Neil becomes, the Uroboros massively increases his muscle mass and grants him the usage of Combat Tentacles. He even retains most of his higher thinking as well though not to say he's entirely right in the head once he mutates. - The Mole: Years ago, he was one of many insiders secretly working for Morgan Lansdale, the head of the Federal Bioterrorism Commission. Neil later becomes this to the Overseer, watching over his Terra Save comrades as test subjects for the T-Phobos virus.
- Monster Modesty: Even after hulking out, his pants remain intact enough to cover his crotch.
- This Is Your Brain on Evil: After being injected with Uroboros. He initially pleads with Claire that he did what he thought was right, but becomes more and more deranged and Drunk on the Dark Side as he mutates and becomes a monstrosity.
- Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves: He wanted a sample of the Uroboros virus from Alex Wesker in exchange for selling out his coworkers in Terra Save. Alex "gives" it to him by shooting him with a sample of it, turning him into a monster and ruining his plans to revive the F.B.C. with said virus.
- Transformation Trauma: Turns into a Tyrant-like monstrosity after the Overseer shoots him with a dart loaded with Uroboros.
- Unwitting Pawn: Plans to become the next Morgan Lansdale. Just ends up being a pawn of the Overseer, and quickly outlives his usefulness.
- Utopia Justifies the Means: He truly believed in bringing order to the world through the fear of bioterrorism, which is why he was extremely loyal to Morgan Lansdale.
- Villainous Legacy: He is this to Morgan Lansdale, who was arrested at the end of Resident Evil: Revelations. Neil has made the resurrection of the Federal Bioterrorism Commission his life's mission, resulting in him making a dangerous deal with the Overseer - in return for betraying his comrades in Terra Save, he would receive a sample of the Uroboros virus. Neil planned to cause a biohazard with this sample and use said biohazard as a reason to revive the F.B.C. However, the Overseer injected Neil with the virus sample instead, rendering his plans moot.
- Walking Spoiler: While he is in the very first cutscene, almost all of his plot relevance is covered in spoilers.
- Weakened by the Light: Possibly indicating he had a geniune T-Phobos infection before the Uroboros exposure, the best way to handle him is to use Moira's flashlight; concentrating the beam on him for a short period will cause him to overheat to the point his heart/core bursts out of his chest, allowing you to easily shoot it.
- Weak to Fire: Like all Uroboros mutants, he does not like heat, so burning him is the best way to expose his core for attack.
- We Can Rule Together: After mutating, he tries to convince Claire that it's not too late to help him.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He truly believes he's doing what's best for everyone by working for the Overseer, but appears to have no problems selling out his co-workers to be captured, tortured, and killed by the hands of the Overseer's experiments.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: His ultimate fate in the hands of the Overseer. Surprisingly, it doesn't actually take since he instead seemingly undergoes a non-lethal mutation and retains his sentience though his increased hostility towards Claire and Moira means he still gets put down anyway.
Gina Foley
A bespectacled woman who is an employee of Terra Save, who has also been taken to the island after the commando raid.
- Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Averted. As soon as Claire and Moira meets up with Gina who was being hunted down by an Afflicted, she is covered from head to toe in blood and deep wounds. She soon dies from her injuries.
- Expy: Of Rachael Foley in the first Revelations game. She has a similar appearance and hairstyle, minus the bangs and slightly less exaggerated sex appeal. Her death also echoes her counterpart's demise, dying just as the heroes first witness them being attacked by monsters. Rachael is also one of her alternate costumes.
- Lethal Joke Character: In Raid Mode, she comes with the ability to do damage to enemies when doing emotes, and the game has quite a lot of emotes, some of which have the player flailing around, which result in destroying enemies while doing jumping jacks or even waving hello.
- Ms. Fanservice: Raid Mode gives players a good view of her not covered in blood, and she is gorgeous.
- Mythology Gag: She shares the same surname as Rachael of the first Revelations game, meaning it's very likely they're related given the fact every other character in the series with the same surnames are. She also shares the same fate as her counterpart, dying on-screen just as soon as the heroes meet up with them.
- Red Herring: Savvy players would expect to see Gina again in future episodes, but as a monster, just as her counterpart did in the first Revelations game. Turns out Gina is Killed Off for Real and never makes another appearance.
- We Hardly Knew Ye: Dies merely ten minutes in her first appearance of the game. She's only even given a name on screen after her death.
Pedro Fernandez
Voiced by: Mark Mercado, Yoshiaki Kameda (Japanese)
Introduced in Episode 2 as Claire and Moira meets up with the remaining survivors of Terra Save. Is described as a trained mechanical engineer.
- And Then John Was a Zombie: Turns into one due to how easily scared and panicked he got while being attacked by the Afflicted.
- Attack Its Weak Point: If he survives to Barry and Natalia's chapter, he's covered in eyeballs which serve as his weakpoint.
- Eyes Do Not Belong There: Upon mutating, his gigantic form appears to have eye-like boils across his body.
- Cowardly Lion: Compared to his companions he's most easily frightened by the events surrounding him, though he still tries his best to help the group. Too bad the virus injected into him during his capture ends up being amplified due to his increasing anxiety, resulting in his mutation.
- Oh, Balls!
- Shout-Out: One early version of Pedro seen in his unlockable concept art clearly resembles another Pedro.
- This Is a Drill: Is seen using a portable mechanical drill, which is mainly used to pry open doors. Upon mutation due to the virus, he has enough strength to use it as a weapon against Claire and Moira.
- Tragic Monster: Due to failing to control his fear, the virus grows strong enough to mutate him, causing him to unwillingly attack Claire and Moira. If the player decides to flee without mercy killing Pedro, then later Barry and Natalia will meet up with him later in an abandoned hotel, with the poor guy having wandered around the island for a good six-months still trapped in his mutated form. Fortunately he's then put down for good.
Gabriel Chavez
Voiced by: Sam Riegel, Kosuke Godo (Japanese)
Introduced in Episode 2 as Claire and Moira meets up with the remaining survivors of Terra Save. Is described as a qualified vehicle mechanic.
- Genius Bruiser: Is notably of larger build than his co-worker, and is very adept in vehicle engineering as seen by him rapidly repairing a rundown helicopter during a hoard invasion.
- Hellish Copter: After getting his helicopter working, Gabriel dies when the Overseer screws with its controls remotely, causing it to plow into a building while the T-Phobos virus starts to activate in Gabe. Barry and Natalia eventually come across his charred corpse.
Sein Island
Natalia Korda
Click here to see "Dark Natalia."
Voiced by: Gabriella Pastore (Credited as Gabrielle Pastore), Aoi Yūki (Japanese)
A mysterious child with unknown abilities, Natalia is Barry's partner in his missions, meeting him as soon as he sets foot in Sein Island. She is revealed to be a Terragrigia survivor, rescued by Neil during the Terragrigia Panic and eventually taken away by the Overseer to be a test subject.
- Action Survivor: She is a child after all. Made more dramatic by the fact that she not only spent a lot of time on the island by herself prior to running into Claire and Barry, but she also survived the incident in Terragrigia as seen in the first Revelations game. However, she's a resourceful one; able to sense the monsters, crawl in tight spaces, handy with bricks, etc.
- Aura Vision: Has the ability/sense to see the auras of monsters within the area. On certain ones she can also sense where their weak spot is, allowing Barry to kill them more easily.
- Badass and Child Duo: The child to Barry's badass.
- Blessed with Suck: Her inability to feel fear has made her the perfect candidate for Alex's plan.
- Break the Cutie:
- Survived the Terragrigia incident from the first Revelations game.
- She is continually taunted and tormented near the end of Barry's campaign, including seeing her teddy bear mangled and impaled on a rock prior to the final boss fight.
- The entire "Little Miss" DLC campaign is an attempt by Alex to do this, leading her through monster-infested areas and taunting her in an attempt to break her will.
- She turns into Alex Wesker. This is outright shown in the Bad Ending and heavily implied in the Good Ending.
- Creepy Child: She has shades of this. It goes up to eleven in the bad ending when she *becomes* Alex Wesker and kills the mutated version of Alex by ripping out her heart. Even in the good ending, it's implied that there's at least a little bit of Alex Wesker's consciousness in Natalia as she is seen reading from Kafka and smiles maliciously.
- Evil Costume Switch: Her other self has a darker version of her current clothing.
- Grand Theft Me: Happens to her in the Bad End and is heavily implied in the Good End, even.
- Guys Smash, Girls Shoot: Inverted in Barry and her's chapters: Barry is the shooter (being an adult), but Natalia can hit enemies with bricks. There is an Achievement for defeating twenty enemies as Natalia.
- Happily Adopted: In the good ending.
- The Immune: Like Moira, she seems to be part of the 2% of humans who are unresponsive to activated T-Phobos.
- Parental Abandonment: Her parents were killed in the Terragrigia incident.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: When she is under Alex's influence her eyes become red. They also are the colors of her other self's eyes as shown in the extra episode.
- See the Invisible: A very crucial ability to have considering some of the monsters such as the Glasp are invisible to the naked eye.
- Split Personality: Is given this by Alex's Grand Theft Me attempt. A second, Dark Natalia or can be seen with a black version of her outfit and blonde. The DLC is clear that this is a hallucination caused by Alex's personality.
- Super-Senses: Apparently, the virus she was infected with has given her this, giving her the Aura Vision and See the Invisible attributes explained above.
- Support Party Member: She can't fight at all, beyond throwing bricks that do fairly low damage. However, she has the ability to find items in an area for Barry, is often necessary to unlock doors thanks to her ability to crawl through holes that are too small for him, can spot where the cores are in Revenants and Splashers, and see where Glasps are hiding.
- Unfazed Everyman: Despite the sheer amount of monsters and tragic incidents she's lived through, she's surprisingly calm about all of it. This is exactly the reason why Alex Wesker is interested in her.
The Overseer (MAJOR SPOILERS!)
Click here to see Alex Wesker.
Voiced by: Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (credited as Lucy Todd), Rika Fukami (Japanese)
A mysterious woman who runs the island that Claire and Moira are trapped on. She also runs the Red Queen Alpha combat simulator in Raid Mode. Her real identity is Alex Wesker; formerly a trusted ally to Oswell E. Spencer and, after Albert Wesker's death in Resident Evil 5, the sole survivor of the Wesker children project. Her existence is revealed by files in RE5's Lost in Nightmares DLC, where it's revealed she was conducting experiments for Spencer in the South Seas.
For more on her, see here.
Cipher
A green wireframe model shown at the opening cutscene of the game's Raid Mode, it was created by the Overseer to test out the Red Queen Alpha program. In places like Japan where the Biohazard title is used, it's known as Anonymous.
- Expy: Can be considered for Cycloid Gamma from the Street Fighter EX series.
- Guide Dang It!: Players need 90 completion medals to unlock it. That means completing 90 missions by killing all enemies, at or below the level recommendation, without using herbs.
- Katanas Are Just Better: When first unlocked, all its weapon slots are locked, and it has only one innate active skill (drawing enemies towards it). However, its one passive skill replaces its default knife with a Samurai Sword, which has more damage and reach.
- The Blank: Doesn't have a face.
Evgeny Rebic
Voiced by: Walter Rego, Ben Hiura (Japanese)
A retired miner and lifelong resident of Sein Island who managed to avoid being infected by the T-Phobos virus. He briefly appears in Episode 3 first holding up Moira before dismissing her and Claire and demanding they leave the island, and later as a corpse that Barry and Natalia discover six months later. He's also a central character in the DLC episode The Struggle.
- The Cassandra: He was one of the few, if not the only one, to feel that something was truly wrong about the Overseer. Unfortunately, most of the island locals, including his own daughter Irina, dismissed his concerns as the unfounded complaints of a Grumpy Old Man. Only when the gruesome evidence was right in front of her did Irina realize that her father had been right all along.
- Crazy Survivalist: Manages to survive on the island for at least six months between the two campaigns and god knows how long before that with nothing but an old Mosin-Nagant and his hunting knife and a stashed away TOZ-194M.
- Despair Event Horizon: You first meet him in Claire's campaign. By the time Barry arrives six months later, he's been dead for some time. He loses his will to live after finding out his daughter died when playing Moira's sidestory campaign.
- Determinator: Despite having a terminal disease eat away at him as well as killer mutants hunt him down throughout the island, he still pushes on and manages to survive a very long time. Sadly though, he loses the will to live and dies after finding a letter telling of Irina's true fate.
- Had to Be Sharp: Surviving on the island before and after the Overseer's reign certainly makes him this. Despite coughing, it doesn't slow him down.
- Hypocrite: He frequently tells Moira to face reality and stop complaining about her situation on the island, while still looking for his own daughter, Irina, who is very likely dead. Once he finds proof that she was killed, he can't bring himself to go on anymore.
- Incurable Cough of Death: He's heard coughing several times. It doesn't slow him down. He eventually succumbs to his disease in the end once he finds out Irina is dead for good, complete with Blood from the Mouth.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He acts hostile towards Claire and Moira during their first encounter, but he rescues Moira later on and nurses her back to health. Although he still acts all grouchy towards Moira, he eventually warms up and calls her "kroshka", an Affectionate Nickname he once called his daughter, Irina.
- Irony: He constantly told Moira to "face reality" and buck up in the face of their situation, but he himself could not face the reality that his daughter Irina had died years ago at the Overseer's hands.
- The Mentor: To Moira.
- Properly Paranoid: Distrusted the Overseer when she came to the island. Turns out, he was right.
- Right for the Wrong Reasons: When the Overseer first arrived on Sein Island, he immediately distrusted her due to her being a rich capitalist. This was understandable, given that Evgeny lived during the height of Russia's Communist era, but this wasn't the reason why the Overseer shouldn't be trusted.
- Social Darwinist: A lighter version of The Struggler: he helps Moira survive, but insists that she hunt her own food if she wants to eat.
- Sole Survivor: He's the only original resident of the island still alive. He's still there because he isn't convinced his daughter Irina is dead, but loses all hope once he finds Irina's last letter in the mining facility.
Stuart
The Overseer's faithful servant, the game contains several unlockable files written by him. He apparently was in charge of her research staff and military forces.
- Battle Butler: To a lesser extent as he's more in charge of the island's military forces which are all monsters by the time the game begins.
- Driven to Suicide: While he was fanatically loyal to the Overseer and fully believed in her cause, he chose to "atone" by having the rest of the research staff killed off and hanging himself when it appeared she would succeed, in order to not distract her.
- Posthumous Character: He wrote several of the game files. You can discover his body in Claire and Moira's chapter of Episode 3, having hung himself.
- Undying Loyalty: To the Overseer.
