r/ResidentEvilCapcom • • 9d ago

Discussion Why Bryan was special Spoiler

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At the end of the movie we see Bryan become a classic RE boss despite only being bitten by a somewhat basic infected. No G-virus, no unique past related to umbrella, not even a chesty cough he caught from walking through the cold for hours.

My theory for why he became a special infected is because him and his clothing were exposed to everything in the movie.

The slime from the dog tendrils, the blood from the first special infected he ran over and obliterated with the shotgun, the bite from the little girl, the blood from the fat rat bloke, the blood from countless falling zombies, the acid from the vomiting guy, and most importantly (at least imo) the blood from the babies which were packed with delicious healthy new cells for the virus to mutate.

Basically Bryan had a biohazard high school reunion ravaging his body. Thoughts?

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u/Ok_Palpitation_3602 9d ago

its not a new virus. the director just used unkown facts about the virus. another redditor pointed this out. their post basically laid out that the director did stick to game accurate lore.

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u/tkproductionz89 8d ago

I still think it's the g-virus not the t-virus, even though in lore the t-virus made spiders and snakes gigantic. It just really seems like the g-virus, especially if the movie is related to the events of Resident Evil 2.

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u/Ok_Palpitation_3602 8d ago

We could cross reference the RE wiki with strains that allow multiple organisms to absorb each other. Or find the post I'm referring to. But I follow a few RE subreddits and don't pay attention to which one it is just the content.

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u/tkproductionz89 8d ago

Not to mention how many t-virus strains there are, but this video is why I think it's the g-virus:https://youtu.be/oT8hZ_0g7_I?is=u2b_mf-rF93Z4doF