"Biohazard 4D-Executer" was written by Daisuke Okamoto (Daisuke Okamoto), and based on the Resident Evil (known in Japan as Biohazard) series of survival horror video games, that created by the video game company Capcom. It is the first 3D animated film based on the game.
No, the events of Biohazard 4D-Executer are not related to any video game, movie or novel of the franchise. Former Capcom Production Studio 2 game designer, producer and "Biohazard 4D-Executer" executive supervisor Keiji Inafune (Keiji Inafune) referred to the story as a "gaiden" - or side-story - for fans of the Resident Evil series.
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It's about an Umbrella Corporation lady scientist who was exposed to the virus she was doing experiments on. After the expose, she becomes a giant mutated monster. While the Umbrella Corp. sends a team to rescue her & collect her research information, they encounter her & blast her to pieces.
The virus has evolved into such a stage that it can automatically transfers to any other living/dead creature which comes in contact with it. A cockroach, rat & then a crow/raven finally made their way to infect another human being (Soldier) after which he starts attacking his team members. Then again escaping his attacks, only 2 soldiers managed to drive away. But something happens in the vehicle they came in.
The virus has evolved into such a stage that it can automatically transfers to any other living/dead creature which comes in contact with it. A cockroach, rat & then a crow/raven finally made their way to infect another human being (Soldier) after which he starts attacking his team members. Then again escaping his attacks, only 2 soldiers managed to drive away. But something happens in the vehicle they came in.
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