The most iconic horror game ‘Resident Evil 4‘, just made its anime debut with a bang. The studio released a very interesting anime remake before the launch of the game. Anime lovers all over the world responded positively to this adorable remake. The internet welcomed the news with love and excitement as soon as Capcom announced it.
All the intensity and horror the game was created upon takes a cute u-turn in the anime. The team behind this genius idea has proved its credibility in creating a beautiful saga, which is definitely a treat to the eyes and the soul.
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Resident Evil’s Surprise Anime Debut
Capcom decided to name the series ‘Leon and the Mysterious Village’. With superior quality and age-friendly graphics, the short clip that the team released is already well received by the younger generation. The way the team transformed those deadly weapons and those fierce characters into bewitching characters has already surpassed Capcom as a creator.
The story will begin with its usual setting where an RPD officer is in search of Ashley Graham, in rural Spain. Leon moves forward with his search for Ashley, however, he ends up coming across red-eyed villagers speaking in distant languages. One of the villagers ends up stabbing Leon with an axe, where we see beautiful rainbows flowing through his head, followed by a note confirming his death. Following this, we see Leon flying in the stars with rainbows and infected dogs by his side, the episode ends up quoting “Dying is the story of his life”.
The anime caters to the beautiful setting and a production style similar to that of Ghibli studios, and definitely we are eager to know what more this anime has to offer us. While the first episode did last for not more than a minute, we are definitely more than excited about this survival journey of Ashley and Leon, and the thought of this being produced as a full-fledged series is driving the fans crazy.
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Future Of Resident Evil Anime
Expanding upon the initial short anime, the team has also announced an anime feature film, which is still in the making. It will be introduced to the audience as a sequel to 2017’s ‘Resident Evil: Vendetta,’ ‘Resident Evil Death Island,’ which will have a similar setting and is expected to link to the parts of ‘Residential Evil 6’ and ‘Residential Evil 7’.
So for now we all know that the hype is real, and honestly, if this becomes a success, it will be interesting to know what more this series has to offer.
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