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- The Radio Chatter from HUNK's level. Among other things, you hear demands from a police woman as she tries to regroup survivors, the last broadcasts from a radio station being surrounded by zombies, ads for Umbrella medicinal products, the desperate pleading of an injured, trapped survivor of HUNK's Alpha Team, and, perhaps the creepiest, the DJ's psychotic breakdown from 777 RC-Radio, with fits of insane laughter and weeping assertions of the hopelessness of the situation and, as a result, progressively went insane.IT'S ALL OVER, MAN! WE'RE SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEWED!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA—* click*
- One woman can be heard saying "Freeze! Don't come any closer!", afterwards you hear her screaming as she is likely eaten.
- HUNK's only response to this? Off-handedly comment that he's getting some radio interference. Then there's his response to Goblin 6's desperate plea for help: a mildly annoyed dismissal as she dies in screaming agony."This is war. Survival is your responsibility."
- The licker hallway is worse too. It's just a huge bloodbath now, literally.
- The Black Tiger spider. They redesigned it from a tarantula reskin to resemble funnelwebs. Rebecca has the displeasure of fighting two of them face to face in Umbrella Chronicles.
- In Darkside Chronicles has Leon legging it when he faces two spiders, who had again gone through a mild redesign, crawling along the walls towards him.
- Colonel Sergei Vladimir. His introduction leads one to charitably think he's insane, and that's before he starts cutting himself, and his One-Winged Angel form looks... off.
- Off is putting it mildly. His arms have fused together into one long, flailing tentacle with a sort of ribcage-claw at the end of it, his veins have grown through his skin to wrap around him, and his jaw is distended by a huge, maggot-filled tumor that has grown from it. After you beat him, you get a file from Wesker noting that most humans who transform because of the t-virus are mutating on a psychoactive basis — that is, the resultant abomination is shaped by the victim's mentality and thoughts. Think about what that says about Vladimir's sanity that this is what he turns into?!
- The OST music of Umbrella Chronicles is some of the absolute creepiest in the series. Try listening to some of that
with the lights off before going to sleep. Sweet dreams!- The track aptly named "Fight or Flight" is really guaranteed to get your heart racing.
- "Initial R", the theme for Rebecca's "Nightmare" bonus levels, is a soft, spooky spine-tingler of a track.
