Albert Wesker

Albert Wesker was one of the most promising subjects of the Wesker Project. Following his education, he became a head researcher and prospective executive for Umbrella Corporation. He was an expert in bioengineering and became directly involved with research on the t-virus. He later became the leader of S.T.A.R.S. as Captain of Alpha and Bravo team in Raccoon City. Directly involved in the Mansion Incident, he faked his death and joined a mysterious rival of Umbrella while also working with numerous other operatives and organizations. He was responsible for creating the Uroboros virus, which almost caused the deaths of billions. He was known for his sharp insight, superior judgement and relentless pursuit of power. He was calm and composed while still never letting his guard down, even around his closest allies. All the while, Wesker hid his own plans from others and cared only for his personal gain, manipulating his allies and turning against those he felt he had no use for. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

History

Early History

Albert Wesker was one of thirteen children born to parents of superior intelligence backgrounds chosen as a part of the plans of Ozwell E. Spencer to create a model for a superior race of human beings, being labeled No. 013 of the Wesker Children test subjects. During his younger years, Wesker was conditioned by Spencer to excel as a superior human being. Wesker himself was unaware of the fact that his name was not his own and that the hands controlling his life were attached by strings. Wesker aspired to become an employee of Umbrella, a position which Spencer ensured Wesker received the best education for. Wesker was selected to be trained at the Umbrella Research Center. At some point in his teenage years, Wesker took up regularly wearing sunglasses, partially in order to mask his emotions and expression, making it difficult for others to know what goes through his mind and giving him an unapproachable air. 10

Executive Candidacy ~ 1977

Now a student at the Umbrella Research Center in 1977, a young Wesker met and befriended William Birkin, a fellow student who was two years his junior. The two formed a competitive rivalry, but maintained a good relationship. The contrast between the two earned Wesker the nickname "Practical Al" from one of the assistant researchers. The two caught the eye of the normally reclusive James Marcus, who took them both under his wing, becoming the only two individuals Marcus genuinely trusted. 11

Wesker had earned a degree in bioengineering and was being trained as a potential future Umbrella executive. By January 1978, Marcus succeeded in developing the t-virus. In the meantime, Spencer used the two as spies to steal the newly developed virus, which the two retrieved and were allowed to research while Spencer commenced his own t-virus project in the Arklay Laboratory. In July 1978, the Umbrella Research Center was shut down, and Wesker and Birkin were promoted as chief researchers at the Arklay Laboratory where they continued their research into the virus, whilst Marcus continued his own in the abandoned training center. 12

t-Virus Project ~ 1978 - 1991

Wesker and Birkin arrived at the Arklay Laboratory on July 31, 1978 as the facility's new chief researchers. Together, they were responsible for an acceleration into t-virus research and development, producing mutant strains, B.O.W.s and making several new discoveries. In 1988, the two were ordered to assassinate James Marcus. In doing so, they also stole all of his research on Progenitor and the t-virus and had a research team evaluate the results of his research. After a shared conclusion was reached by the research team with Marcus' notes that human beings were the most viable test subjects for the virus, Birkin and Wesker commenced the Tyrant Plan, but were unable to produce immediate results. Wesker planned to advance their research by taking over the research on the Nemesis Project by administering the prototype parasite specimen received from France to Lisa Trevor, hoping to surpass the research results of the Sixth Laboratory. However, following the sudden discovery of what would later become known as the G-virus, Wesker's plans changed. During this time, Wesker also began to ponder the true motives of Spencer.

Wesker later compiled all of the events of his time as chief researcher in a report he had compiled for Ada Wong. 13

Intelligence Operations ~ 1991 - 1998

By now, Wesker and Birkin had become high-level officers within the Umbrella Corporation. In 1991, Wesker transferred to the company's secret Intelligence Department knowing he had reached his limits as a researcher, and also in order to gather info on what Spencer was really planning. Following that, Wesker made yet another move, this time to S.T.A.R.S., the Special Forces of the Raccoon City police in 1996. Following the formation of the unit, Wesker was inaugurated Captain of the Alpha Team under the "recommendation" of Umbrella and became leader of the entire unit. His shooting skills were not far behind those of the No. 1 marksman in S.T.A.R.S., Chris Redfield, and he also customized his own Samurai Edge. He was also the only member of the unit to be equipped with a wireless headset receiver as opposed to a standard-issue radio, giving him a tactical advantage over the rest of his teammates.

During this time he conducted counter-intelligence operations in order to ensure Umbrella's secret activities within Raccoon City were never discovered by S.T.A.R.S. or the state police. At the same time, Wesker also remained Chief of Security at the Arklay Laboratory, and was present during the infamous outbreak incident in May, preventing the researchers from leaving the grounds or making phone calls. 14

All the while, Wesker made plans of his own to abandon Umbrella and join with an opposing organization, seeing that the company would at some point be exposed for their criminal activities of biological weaponry and desiring power over all else.

Ecliptic Express Derailment ~ Jul. 23, 1998

At some point in 1998, Umbrella Headquarters issued the plan for the "Reclamation Project", aimed at reclaiming the abandoned Umbrella Research Center and its respective laboratory and additional facilities. Wesker, along with William Birkin, was charged with carrying out the operation and led the Special Forces and investigation teams in their attempts to reclaim the facility. By this time however, the facility was crawling with escaped B.O.W.s and a new creature called "Mimicry Marcus", and the teams were wiped out by the infesting creatures. Wesker was later also charged with carrying out the "X-DAY" procedure by order of Umbrella HQ on July 22. 15

On July 23, Wesker had deployed the S.T.A.R.S. Bravo Team to the Arklay Mountains, and had begun the acquisition of combat data against the B.O.W.s in the Arklay Laboratory. Along with Birkin, he soon discovered the involvement of a "revived" James Marcus after the Ecliptic Express was attacked and its passengers wiped out. In response, Wesker and Birkin also led Delta Team of the Umbrella Special Forces in an attempt to re-take the train, ending in failure. As the two watched events unfold within the Research Center, they also gathered the combat data from Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen and their encounters with the creatures infesting the area, along with the rest of Bravo Team.

Wesker noted that a full-scale biohazard was at hand due to the leak and spread of the t-virus in several different locations, including the Arklay Laboratory, Ecliptic Express, Research Center, Underground Laboratory, the nearby factory and the Arklay Treatment Plant. With Umbrella's downfall evident, he had one last meeting with Birkin before setting his own plans into motion and then left to gear up the S.T.A.R.S. Alpha Team to search and rescue the lost Bravo Team in the Arklay Mountains. While attempting to get back to Raccoon City to carry out the mission, Wesker encountered Sergei Vladimir, who was in the area to retrieve the T-A.L.O.S. prototype from the Arklay Laboratory before X-DAY was carried out. Vladimir was not only displeased that Wesker had failed to reclaim the Research Center and was planning to simply destroy it without authorization from Umbrella higher-ups, but was in fact aware that he was planning to betray the company for another mysterious organization.

As a "lesson" for not taking "responsibility", Vladimir sent his bodyguard, a modified T-103 Ivan Tyrant model, to engage Wesker in battle. Thankfully for Wesker, he was able to use Birkin's setting-off of the Research Center's self-destruct sequence as a diversion and escape. Before parting ways with Birkin, Wesker had also received an experimental Prototype virus from him which unbeknownst to them was a specially engineered virus based on the Progenitor virus, developed by Spencer and used for the Wesker Project. 16

Mansion Incident ~ Jul. 24, 1998

On July 24, Wesker carried out his orders as part of the X-DAY procedure. However, Wesker had other plans and goals. While Wesker would carry out the orders given to him by Umbrella, he also intended to betray them for an opposing organization and was hoping to make a good impression. Wesker intended to steal the research data of the B.O.W.s at the facility and record the combat data of the S.T.A.R.S. teams against them for his own purposes. Rather than destroy the Tyrant, he planned to seize it and its combat data and hand them over to the organization in order to solidify his position. On top of all this, he intended to fake his death by using the experimental virus received from Birkin. Independent of Umbrella, Wesker also threatened Barry Burton with the lives of his wife and two daughters in order to use him as bait for the remaining members.

When they arrived in the Raccoon Forest in search for the Bravo Team, Alpha Team discovered the corpse of Kevin Dooley, and were attacked by a pack of Cerberus'. They decided to take shelter in the Arklay Laboratory, in its upper level mansion guise, being unaware that it was in fact an Umbrella-owned outpost. The survivors were: Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, Barry Burton and Wesker himself. Separating from the others, Wesker co-ordinated behind the scenes, retreating to a secret room within the mansion filled with monitors which allowed him to collect combat data on S.T.A.R.S. encounters with the facility's B.O.W.s. Wesker surfaced only briefly in order to assassinate Enrico Marini, who knew the truth, as well as to lure the surviving members back into the mansion, release the Hunter B.O.W.s and remind Barry of his predicament. Wesker injected himself with the experimental virus he obtained from Birkin, planning to have the Tyrant kill him. He then had Barry lure Chris and Jill into the facility's lowest level laboratory, where Wesker was waiting. He explained the reasons for being there, as well as his plan to sever himself from Umbrella. Then, Wesker released the Tyrant, allowing it to attack him. Chris and Jill fought the creature and eventually killed it on the heliport of the laboratory, where they were later rescued by S.T.A.R.S. member Brad Vickers.

Wesker, however, was not dead. The experimental virus had revived him. It allowed him to obtain super physical ability, and through the complete recombination of his cells, the toughness of his body was improved, making him unlikely to be harmed through conventional means, resulting in him being nigh-invulnerable to bullets and explosions. His muscle power was also highly enhanced, granting him super strength and enabling him the ability to leap heights and distances unthinkable of a human being. Other improvements included his cardiovascular and nervous systems, and a footspeed surpassing that of a cheetah; possibly due to an increase in density of his mitochondria. A miraculous healing ability also surfaced, most likely as a result of an improved metabolism.

Making his way through the mansion to escape, he finished off Lisa Trevor before departing, running with new-found speed away from the facility through Raccoon Forest. Watching from outside as the mansion exploded, he was then officially severed from Umbrella and presumed dead for many months. His official report of death was filed on August 28, 1998. 17

While Wesker was reborn and succeeded in retrieving some research data from the facility such as the Hunter data, the interference of Sergei Vladimir backing up all of the data in the facility to the U.M.F.-013 and removing Wesker's access prevented him from stealing the rest of Umbrella's research data from the Arklay Laboratory, dealing a blow to his plans and his reputation in his new organization. On top of this, his former subordinates managed to destroy the Tyrant. With the loss of the Tyrant and the data, Wesker's plans were dealt a major blow and he entered his new organization with a sullied reputation. In response, Wesker turned to his backup plan in order to recover his reputation and pride: the recovery of the G-virus developed by William Birkin.

Wesker's retrieval of the Hunter research data allowed his new employers to develop the improved Hunter II and its "Sweeper" subspecies.

Raccoon City Incident ~ Sep. 23 - Oct. 1, 1998

After the Mansion Incident, Wesker used whatever B.O.W. combat and research data he acquired through the various B.O.W.'s from the mansion as a way of selling himself into an unknown entity known only as "The 3rd Organization." However, the loss of the T-002 and its combat data struck a fatal blow to his plans. In order to regain his lost honour, he partnered with Ada Wong, a spy and fellow Special Agent of The 3rd Organization. Before Wesker could execute his plans to retrieve the G-virus from Birkin, Umbrella deployed the Umbrella Special Forces led by HUNK into Raccoon City in order to recover it themselves. On September 23, Birkin was assassinated and the G-virus fell into the hands of Umbrella. Before dying, Birkin injected himself with the virus and massacred the team, leaking the t-virus in the process.

In the midst of the resulting outbreak, Wesker sent Ada into the city in order to recover the G-virus. Meanwhile, Wesker observed the events occurring in the city, recording combat data in the process. Among the B.O.W.s Wesker recorded was the Nemesis-T Type. Ada initially failed to recover the virus due to her involvement with Leon S. Kennedy. Wesker somehow witnessed their interaction and saw it as a sign of betrayal, and was initially willing to let her die. Wesker also managed to witness (or hear of) the successful retrieval of the G-virus by HUNK.

Ada managed to escape the Underground Laboratory and made her report to Wesker on October 1, shortly before the destruction of Raccoon City. While initially prepared to desert Ada, his interest was piqued when she revealed a tissue fragment containing the G-virus from Birkin's body. With her value proven, Wesker immediately sent a rescue helicopter to her; however, she left The 3rd Organization shortly after the completion of her mission. With the successful retrieval of the G-virus, Wesker made up for his failure to acquire the Tyrant and the data from the mansion, regaining his lost honour and earning himself a major bargaining chip that he would later use to great effect in boosting his own power and influence.

Rockfort Island Attack ~ Dec. 27 - 28, 1998

At some point, Wesker took the leadership position of H.C.F. ("Hive/Host Capture Force") as special operative, the Special Forces unit of The 3rd Organization. Umbrella also became aware of his survival of the Mansion Incident. He deployed an H.C.F. spy to Rockfort Island, with said spy relaying details on the reawakening of the presumably dead Alexia Ashford. 18

With this news, Wesker was ordered by The 3rd Organization to retrieve Alexia, whose body contained the only known sample of the t-Veronica virus which was considered lost by Umbrella. Wesker himself also believed the virus would be useful for his own goals. On December 27, Wesker led an airstrike and subsequent ground assault of the island, leaking the experimental t-virus on the island in the process. While on the island, Wesker confronted Claire Redfield and used her progress through the island to ascertain the real location of Alexia whose awakening was originally believed to take place on Rockfort. Wesker's team succeeded in retrieving data and B.O.W.s from the island, including the prototype Bandersnatch.

Following Claire's escape from the island, Wesker encountered Chris Redfield once again and attempted to kill him without success, following Claire to the Umbrella Antarctic Base immediately following their encounter. Although Alexia Ashford was completely destroyed by Chris, Wesker succeeded in acquiring a sample of her refined Veronica virus (dubbed by Wesker as "t-Alexia") from the corpse of Steve Burnside. However, he determined that Alexia's work "wasn't much of anything" and as such, disregarded the virus and simply handed it over to The 3rd Organization, knowing that his plans were not yet ready to be totally fulfilled, whilst additionally keeping the virus for himself as a selling point. Instead, he began to focus on the weakening of Umbrella itself, amassing their own B.O.W.s and research from them. He had also begun to sell the viruses and B.O.W.s he had either developed or stolen through the black market in order to gain capital.

Operation Javier ~ Summer 2002

In 2001, Wesker turned his attention to South America and came into contact with and sold the t-Veronica virus to the powerful drug lord Javier Hidalgo as an analeptic drug. Javier was desperately searching for a treatment for the illness afflicting his daughter, Manuela Hidalgo. Wesker instructed Javier to replace Manuela's organs on a regular basis to keep the virus at bay, using girls of the same age to harvest the organs. In return, Wesker requested a large sum of money and a stake in a collusive "business partnership". Wesker also sold B.O.W.s to Javier, including the Jabberwock S3. Additionally, Ada Wong attempted to gain information from Javier on his activities, having joined another rival group known only as "The Organization" following her departure from The 3rd Organization. Suspicious, the drug lord inquired about her to Wesker, who lied and claimed that Ada was an Umbrella spy as a farce. Despite this, she managed to narrowly avoid death at the hands of Javier's syndicate. 19

In the summer of 2002 Wesker was present in Amparo during the biological disaster, and observed the destruction of the V Complex. Sometime after the incident, Wesker was approached by Jack Krauser, one of the operatives involved in Operation Javier. Krauser offered his services to Wesker, and became one of Wesker's followers and operatives, joining The 3rd Organization.

Umbrella's End ~ Feb. 18, 2003

The 3rd Organization was aware of the existence of "hangars" administered by Umbrella in remote areas throughout the world, used to stash their various assets including developmental B.O.W.s and viral anti-bodies lying in stasis whilst their Supreme Court trial dragged on, preparing for a revival of the company. Following bizarre murder cases being reported in the Russian Caucasus region, Wesker launched an investigation into the cases, leading to the uncovering of the Umbrella Caucasus Laboratory and the knowledge that Umbrella was planning a "revival". Wesker detailed his findings in another report. 20

Later, Wesker received reports from spies in the village that the t-virus had leaked, prompting him to travel to the village to collect the research data collected there and the developmental Hunter Delta B.O.W.s. While there, he encountered Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine. Uninterested in revenge against S.T.A.R.S. due to his current goal, Wesker avoided the two as much as possible. Finally getting to what he required, his plans were foiled as the data and the Hunter Delta models he planned to collect went up in flames. However, he successfully retrieved a disk containing diagrams of the Caucasus Laboratory, and immediately set off to enact Umbrella's downfall. 21

Wesker planned to wipe Umbrella's mainframe, the U.M.F.-013, kill Sergei Vladimir and find out the location of Ozwell E. Spencer. In order to achieve his goals, he leaked the t-virus throughout the facility. In the meantime, Wesker avoided Chris and Jill and the Russian anti-biohazard unit they were deployed with, using them in as a distraction to get to his own goals. Upon arriving at the facility, Wesker fought his way through countless escaped B.O.W.s and infected employees, eventually encountering Sergei and defeating two Ivan T-103 Tyrants. Noting that he was more powerful than last time when he fought Sergei's Ivan bodyguard at the Umbrella Research Center, Wesker was able to gain the upper hand on the Tyrants more easily.

As Chris and Jill fought off Umbrella's last resort, T-A.L.O.S., Wesker defeated a mutated Sergei and gained full access to Umbrella's entire mainframe, making his exit after copying the data on a hologram memory disk and then wiping it clean. Wesker then successfully turned in the incriminating evidence he recovered to the Supreme Court and even personally testified against Spencer, acting under the guise of an anonymous friend of the CEO. His actions successful, Wesker succeeded in toppling the Umbrella Corporation completely.

With full access to all of Umbrella's data, resources and assets the world over, including the Umbrella Satellite System, Umbrella Archives, Umbrella Chronicles, Umbrella Network Archive and Umbrella Data Link, Wesker was able to conduct his own activities with greater effect. He also used his accumulated salvaged materials to take full control of The 3rd Organization that same year. With his resources, Wesker planned to resurrect Umbrella in his own image, having seen the company as a representation of power. He intended to make The 3rd Organization into this "new Umbrella" and use it to lead the world into a "new future" designed by himself in his own "vision".

Alliance with Tricell ~ 2003

After sealing Umbrella's fate in 2003, Wesker approached Excella Gionne, an executive in the pharmaceutical division of Tricell. Wesker's interest in her was piqued by her intelligence and character, and he supplied her with a vast amount of information on the t-virus and other research including the t-Veronica virus, as well as the technology necessary to make use of it. Using the assets provided by Wesker, Excella was able to gain a greater position of power within the company and Tricell began to move into the field of B.O.W. research and development and a secretive bioweapons division was established. With the company in his pocket, Wesker continued his own activities. 22

Around this time, Wesker's activities were being monitored by The Organization whom Ada worked for. A growing animosity between them and Wesker's own organization began to lead to The Organization plotting against Wesker.

South Europe Incident ~ Autumn 2004

In 2004, Wesker became the third force involved in the South Europe incident behind the scenes. After learning of the ancient parasitic organism known as Las Plagas, he ordered Jack Krauser to infiltrate the Los Illuminados cult in rural Spain in order to learn more about the parasites and spy on the cult. In order to buy his way into the cult, Krauser kidnapped Ashley Graham, the daughter of the new U.S. President. Krauser learnt of the power of Las Plagas and their nature, as well as the existence of a sample developed by the cult's leader, Osmund Saddler, known as a Master Plaga. This sample was a type of dominant strain Plaga, the species which is able to control all subjects infected with other subordinate Plaga types.

At some point, Wesker beckoned Ada Wong to rejoin The 3rd Organization and participate in the mission, tasking her with retrieving the sample and gathering information on the parasites. Wesker guided her with the necessary information for her mission via a live satellite feed of the area and direct video feed with Ada herself. During the mission, Wesker ordered Ada to assassinate Leon S. Kennedy, later passing on this order to Krauser instead. At the end of the mission, Wesker was betrayed by Ada after she took the dominant strain Plaga sample for The Organization, proving where her true loyalty lay. Instead, Wesker was sent a subordinate Plaga in its place. Not concerned with Ada's betrayal, Wesker succeeded in acquiring a dead dominant species Plaga through the dead body of Jack Krauser. Immediately following this, Wesker and his followers began to conduct research on both the subordinate and control types. To Wesker, this was a big step forward in his plans.

Spencer Estate Incident ~ Aug. 1, 2006

At some point, Wesker set out to find his former employer, Ozwell E. Spencer. He used all of his money and connections at his disposal to locate him. Eventually, Spencer himself leaked his own location, wanting Wesker to find him without him knowing his intent; Spencer's butler, Patrick, gave the information to Ricardo Irving, whom had been working for Ada Wong. She in turn then passed the information onto Wesker himself. 23

Wesker finally learned the location of Spencer at the Spencer Estate, and met his former employer himself on August 1, 2006 after brutally decimating Spencer's entire security detail. Spencer explained to Wesker that he was a product of the "Wesker Plan", a project aimed at creating the perfect model for Spencer's advanced human race. Wesker's parents were intellectuals, and to this end Spencer took Wesker and his "siblings" under his wing and prepared to install his own ideals unto them if their intelligence could not be enhanced via genetic manipulation. He also explained that the experimental virus Wesker obtained from Birkin in July 1998 which gave him his strength was created for the purpose of artificial selection, to filter out the more special Wesker children. However, the process ended up killing most of them, leaving Wesker as one of the only survivors by 2006. Spencer had one miscalculation, however; once the children finally met him and his mystery faded, there was no more mental restraint between them. Thanks to this, Wesker murdered Spencer, impaling him through the chest with his hand.

Wesker was soon confronted by his former subordinates, Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine. Believing fate had delivered them to him, Wesker took their appearance as a sign that the weak would always resist the will of the chosen. He engaged the two in a one-sided battle and prepared to kill Chris. Before he could deliver the finishing blow, Jill leapt at Wesker, throwing both herself and Wesker out of a nearby window and off the side of a cliff. Both Jill and Wesker were presumed dead, but in reality both had survived. After noticing Jill's heavily injured but alive condition, he took her body with him and placed her in a cryogenic stasis as he went underground, using the news of his death to veil his activities while he enacted his final plan; the Uroboros Project. 24

Uroboros Plan ~ 2006 - 2009

Now completely free from the bonds Spencer had set upon him, Wesker mobilized his final plan. Deciding to continue Spencer's plan in his own way, Wesker began the "Uroboros Plan." The project itself was a revised version of Spencer's plot to use the Progenitor virus to create an advanced race of humans, making himself a god. With the help of Tricell and indirectly, Jill Valentine, Wesker was able to successfully cultivate the Uroboros virus and suppress its potency by using the t-virus anti-bodies within Jill's body. Rather than use her as the initial Uroboros test subject as he had initially planned, he instead found other uses for her as a test subject for the P30 ancillary chemical. Meanwhile, Wesker also brought Las Plagas to Tricell, which allowed the corporation to improve upon them and develop the new Type 2 and Type 3 types.

In 2009, Wesker prepared to send his plan into motion by spreading the Uroboros virus throughout the world in an aircraft designed to spread the virus at an optimum altitude, being carried by the wind currents throughout the globe. 25 With the coming completion of his new plan, Wesker completely disregarded his aims to resurrect Umbrella and the channeling of all his resources into one final design disbanded The 3rd Organization.

However, through the efforts of his nemesis Chris Redfield, as well as Sheva Alomar, Wesker's plans were ultimately foiled as the plane intended to spread the virus crashed into a nearby volcano. In a last-ditch effort, Wesker absorbed plenty of the Uroboros virus from a missile, making him more powerful and overcoming his limit. Due to being an adaptor to the virus, Wesker was able to control the Uroboros postules which covered his body, preventing him from being consumed by the virus. Despite Wesker's attempts, Chris and Sheva managed to outdo him, and he fell into the lava of the volcano. After attempting to pull the pair's helicopter in with him, he was completely obliterated by the launch of two RPG rockets by Chris and Sheva.

Footnotes

1. 1. Albert Wesker Profile
2. 2. Albert Wesker Notes
3. 3. Biohazard Kaitaishinsho ~ page 017
4. 4. Biohazard 0 Kaitaishinsho ~ page 010
5. 5. Biohazard 3 Last Escape Official Guidebook - Fulfilment Of Her Escape ~ page 136
6. 6. Biohazard CODE: Veronica Kanzenban Kaitaishinsho ~ page 012
7. 7. Biohazard 4 Kaitaishinsho ~ page 013
8. 8. Biohazard 5 Kaitaishinsho ~ page 014
9. 9. Resident Evil Archives ~ page 115 - 116
10. 10. No. 12 Albert Wesker
11. 11. Assistant Researcher's Diary
12. 12. No. 01 History of RESIDENT EVIL
13. 13. Wesker's Report II
14. 14. Researcher's Will
15. 15. Mail to the Chief of Security
16. 16. Virus Memo
17. 17. Report on Project W - Aug. 28, 1998
18. 18. Inspection Report
19. 19. Communications from Wesker (Faxed Documents)
20. 20. Wesker's Extra Report
21. 21. Umbrella Chronicles: Prelude to the Fall
22. 22. Biohazard 5 Kaitaishinsho
23. 23. Patrick's Memoirs 3
24. 24. No. 10 Jill Valentine
25. 25. Uroboros Plan