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* Evil bastard that he was, Albert Wesker's death was '''not''' well received by the majority of the Resident Evil fandom. Capcom seemed to have anticipated such a reaction with both the creation of Jake Muller, Albert's illigetimate child, and Alex Wesker, Albert's non-biological sister to compensate for Albert's absence. The void since his death is very noticeable, none of the canonical villains coming after him being received as well as he was, particularly both antagonists from ''Resident Evil 6'', Derek Simmons and Carla Radames. To this very day, theories persist that despite Capcom's [[WordOfGod insistence that Albert perished in the volcano]], he is still alive, whether it was a clone killed in ''5'' or if he somehow survived the lava, a simple search on Website/YouTube will reveal how hopeful the fans are that one day, Albert will make his return into the series.
** Indeed, it's quite telling that D.C. Douglas, Albert's voice actor 11 years after the game's release, continues to put out videos featuring Albert, voiced by him, to the delight of fans.
** Also, in the otherwise widely reviled ''Umbrella Corps'' game, D.C. Douglas voices an un-seen, only heard character which heavily implies that Albert Wesker is alive post-''Resident Evil 6''.
[[folder:3 - Meta]]
* Evil bastard that he was, Albert Wesker's death was '''not''' well received by the majority of the Resident Evil fandom. Capcom seemed to have anticipated such a reaction with both the creation of Jake Muller, Albert's illigetimate child, and Alex Wesker, Albert's non-biological sister to compensate for Albert's absence. The void since his death is very noticeable, none of the canonical villains coming after him being received as well as he was, particularly both antagonists from ''Resident Evil 6'', Derek Simmons and Carla Radames. To this very day, theories persist that despite Capcom's [[WordOfGod insistence that Albert perished in the volcano]], he is still alive, whether it was a clone killed in ''5'' or if he somehow survived the lava, a simple search on Website/YouTube will reveal how hopeful the fans are that one day, Albert will make his return into the series.
** Indeed, it's quite telling that D.C. Douglas, Albert's voice actor 11 years after the game's release, continues to put out videos featuring Albert, voiced by him, to the delight of fans.
** Also, in the otherwise widely reviled ''Umbrella Corps'' game, D.C. Douglas voices an un-seen, only heard character which heavily implies that Albert Wesker is alive post-''Resident Evil 6''.
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** The same happened to personnel in the labs. You can find an e-mail in which a scientist is glad to return soon to his friends and family. A couple levels later you will find a report on how all who worked here were put in coma by sleeping gas, terminated and cremated. Yes, everyone, [[FridgeHorror including that scientist]].
* What makes the Jill battle even more tearjerking is if you're playing as Chris and hit the action button (Square on the [=PS3=], X on the XBOX 360, F on the PC) Chris begging Jill to stop this, but all the while she tries, but can't until Chris or Sheva rip the device off of her.
* What makes the Jill battle even more tearjerking is if you're playing as Chris and hit the action button (Square on the [=PS3=], X on the XBOX 360, F on the PC) Chris begging Jill to stop this, but all the while she tries, but can't until Chris or Sheva rip the device off of her.
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** The same happened to personnel in the labs. You can find an e-mail in which a scientist is glad to return soon to his friends and family. A couple levels later you will find a report on how all who worked here were put in coma by sleeping gas, terminated terminated, and cremated. Yes, everyone, [[FridgeHorror including that scientist]].
* What makes the Jill battle even more tearjerking is if you're playing as Chris and hit the action button (Square on the [=PS3=], X on the XBOX 360, F on thePC) PC), Chris begging Jill to stop this, but all the while she tries, but can't until Chris or Sheva rip the device off of her.
* What makes the Jill battle even more tearjerking is if you're playing as Chris and hit the action button (Square on the [=PS3=], X on the XBOX 360, F on the
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* Remember the documents you can read? Specifically Village Youth's Diary. It describes how people from the village became Majini through the eyes of one of them. Extremely sad and depressing tale which ends with a storyteller becoming Majini himself.
* Excella getting betrayed by Wesker and transforming into a monster (although she was a CorruptCorporateExecutive [[AssholeVictim who wanted to murder six billion people and rule over the rest...]])
* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parents he never got to know him, and raised and conditioned, along with hundreds of other kids (with the 13 best being selected as adults to be given the virus, and only Albert and Alex surviving out of those 13), by Spencer to be his vision for "a new superior breed of humans". It '''does not''' excuse his actions in the series, but it's clear that Albert is a product of his upbringing and environment, he wasn't born a monster.
** Then again, while the Wesker Children went through difficult physical and mental training and tests, they were also raised in a privileged environment where they were given the best education possible, taught that they were superior and entitled to power, and encouraged to pursue their ambitions. Products of their environment they might be, but that environment was essentially designed to turn them into TheProudElite. Some might find it hard to pity them because of that...although, on the other hand, there is the fact that Spencer tried to deceive and use them and achieve power on the back of their talents and success.
* Excella getting betrayed by Wesker and transforming into a monster (although she was a CorruptCorporateExecutive [[AssholeVictim who wanted to murder six billion people and rule over the rest...]])
* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parents he never got to know him, and raised and conditioned, along with hundreds of other kids (with the 13 best being selected as adults to be given the virus, and only Albert and Alex surviving out of those 13), by Spencer to be his vision for "a new superior breed of humans". It '''does not''' excuse his actions in the series, but it's clear that Albert is a product of his upbringing and environment, he wasn't born a monster.
** Then again, while the Wesker Children went through difficult physical and mental training and tests, they were also raised in a privileged environment where they were given the best education possible, taught that they were superior and entitled to power, and encouraged to pursue their ambitions. Products of their environment they might be, but that environment was essentially designed to turn them into TheProudElite. Some might find it hard to pity them because of that...although, on the other hand, there is the fact that Spencer tried to deceive and use them and achieve power on the back of their talents and success.
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* Remember the documents you can read? Specifically Village Youth's Diary. It describes how people from the village became Majini through the eyes of one of them. Extremely [[ApocalypticLog It's an extremely sad and depressing tale which ends with a the storyteller becoming a Majini himself.
himself.]]
* Excella getting betrayed by Wesker and transforming into a monster (although she was a CorruptCorporateExecutive [[AssholeVictim who wanted to murder six billion people and rule over therest...]])
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* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parentshe who never got to know him, and raised and conditioned, along with hundreds of other kids (with the 13 best being selected as adults to be given the virus, and only Albert and Alex surviving out of those 13), by Spencer to be his vision for "a new superior breed of humans". It '''does not''' excuse his actions in the series, but it's clear that Albert is a product of his upbringing and environment, he wasn't born a monster.
** Then again, while the Wesker Children went through difficult physical and mental training and tests, they were also raised in a privileged environment where they were given the best education possible, taught that they were superior and entitled to power, and encouraged to pursue their ambitions. Products of their environment they might be, but that environment was essentially designed to turn them into TheProudElite. Some might find it hard to pity them because ofthat...that… although, on the other hand, there is the fact that Spencer tried to deceive and use them and achieve power on the back of their talents and success.
* Excella getting betrayed by Wesker and transforming into a monster (although she was a CorruptCorporateExecutive [[AssholeVictim who wanted to murder six billion people and rule over the
* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parents
** Then again, while the Wesker Children went through difficult physical and mental training and tests, they were also raised in a privileged environment where they were given the best education possible, taught that they were superior and entitled to power, and encouraged to pursue their ambitions. Products of their environment they might be, but that environment was essentially designed to turn them into TheProudElite. Some might find it hard to pity them because of
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** "He was...was… my friend". Josh sounds so heartbroken.
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* Evil bastard that he was, Albert Wesker's death was '''not''' well received by the majority of the Resident Evil fandom. Capcom seemed to have anticipated such a reaction with both the creation of Jake Muller, Albert's illigetimate child, and Alex Wesker, Albert's non-biological sister to compensate for Albert's absence. The void since his death is very noticeable, none of the canological villains coming after him being received as well as he was, particularly both antagonists from Resident Evil 6, Derek Simmons and Carla Radames. To this very day, theories persist that despite Capcom's [[WordOfGod insistence that Albert perished in the volcano]] , he is still alive, whether it was a clone killed in 5 or if he somehow survived the lava, a simple search on Website/YouTube will reveal how hopeful the fans are that one day, Albert will make his return into the series.
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* Evil bastard that he was, Albert Wesker's death was '''not''' well received by the majority of the Resident Evil fandom. Capcom seemed to have anticipated such a reaction with both the creation of Jake Muller, Albert's illigetimate child, and Alex Wesker, Albert's non-biological sister to compensate for Albert's absence. The void since his death is very noticeable, none of the canological canonical villains coming after him being received as well as he was, particularly both antagonists from Resident ''Resident Evil 6, 6'', Derek Simmons and Carla Radames. To this very day, theories persist that despite Capcom's [[WordOfGod insistence that Albert perished in the volcano]] , volcano]], he is still alive, whether it was a clone killed in 5 ''5'' or if he somehow survived the lava, a simple search on Website/YouTube will reveal how hopeful the fans are that one day, Albert will make his return into the series.
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** Also, in the otherwise widely reviled Umbrella Corps game, D.C. Douglas voices an un-seen, only heard character which heavily implies that Albert Wesker is alive post-Resident Evil 6.
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** Also, in the otherwise widely reviled Umbrella Corps ''Umbrella Corps'' game, D.C. Douglas voices an un-seen, only heard character which heavily implies that Albert Wesker is alive post-Resident post-''Resident Evil 6. 6''.
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* Excella getting betrayed by Wesker and transforming into a monster.
* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parents he never got to know him, and raised and conditioned, along with 13 other kids including Alex, by Spencer to be his vision for "a new superior breed of humans". It '''does not''' excuse his actions in the series, but it's clear that Albert is a product of his upbringing and environment, he wasn't born a monster.
* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parents he never got to know him, and raised and conditioned, along with 13 other kids including Alex, by Spencer to be his vision for "a new superior breed of humans". It '''does not''' excuse his actions in the series, but it's clear that Albert is a product of his upbringing and environment, he wasn't born a monster.
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* Excella getting betrayed by Wesker and transforming into a monster.
monster (although she was a CorruptCorporateExecutive [[AssholeVictim who wanted to murder six billion people and rule over the rest...]])
* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parents he never got to know him, and raised and conditioned, along with13 hundreds of other kids including Alex, (with the 13 best being selected as adults to be given the virus, and only Albert and Alex surviving out of those 13), by Spencer to be his vision for "a new superior breed of humans". It '''does not''' excuse his actions in the series, but it's clear that Albert is a product of his upbringing and environment, he wasn't born a monster. monster.
** Then again, while the Wesker Children went through difficult physical and mental training and tests, they were also raised in a privileged environment where they were given the best education possible, taught that they were superior and entitled to power, and encouraged to pursue their ambitions. Products of their environment they might be, but that environment was essentially designed to turn them into TheProudElite. Some might find it hard to pity them because of that...although, on the other hand, there is the fact that Spencer tried to deceive and use them and achieve power on the back of their talents and success.
* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parents he never got to know him, and raised and conditioned, along with
** Then again, while the Wesker Children went through difficult physical and mental training and tests, they were also raised in a privileged environment where they were given the best education possible, taught that they were superior and entitled to power, and encouraged to pursue their ambitions. Products of their environment they might be, but that environment was essentially designed to turn them into TheProudElite. Some might find it hard to pity them because of that...although, on the other hand, there is the fact that Spencer tried to deceive and use them and achieve power on the back of their talents and success.
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* Albert himself [[CryForTheDevil can warrant a little sympathy]] when you learn that he was in essence as per his own words "manufactured" by Umbrella. Albert was born like any normal child, but was taken as an infant from parents he never got to know him, and raised and conditioned, along with 13 other kids including Alex, by Spencer to be his vision for "a new superior breed of humans". It '''does not''' excuse his actions in the series, but it's clear that Albert is a product of his upbringing and environment, he wasn't born a monster.