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The only known examples of a G-Creature are [[William Birkin]] and [[Resident Evil: Degeneration#Cast|Curtis Miller]], who were both genetically incompatible hosts implanted with G-Embryos. The embryo was rejected within minutes, ripping its way out of the host's chest, killing the host in the process. Unlike their 'father', a G-Creature can mutate at an extremely fast rate, vastly increasing in size and power within seconds. |
The only known examples of a G-Creature are [[William Birkin]] and [[Resident Evil: Degeneration#Cast|Curtis Miller]], who were both genetically incompatible hosts implanted with G-Embryos. The embryo was rejected within minutes, ripping its way out of the host's chest, killing the host in the process. Unlike their 'father', a G-Creature can mutate at an extremely fast rate, vastly increasing in size and power within seconds. |
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==G-Larvae== |
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Revision as of 01:16, 13 August 2010
A G-Creature (or simply G') is the product of a G-virus mutant in the Resident Evil series.
The only known examples of a G-Creature are William Birkin and Curtis Miller, who were both genetically incompatible hosts implanted with G-Embryos. The embryo was rejected within minutes, ripping its way out of the host's chest, killing the host in the process. Unlike their 'father', a G-Creature can mutate at an extremely fast rate, vastly increasing in size and power within seconds.
Only three people are known to have given birth to one of these creatures. These are corrupt RPD Chief of Police Brian Irons, Ben Bertolucci and the rogue Umbrella scientist, Monica.
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