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[[Image:RE4Zealots.png|right|thumb|480px|Zealots with their red-robed Leader in ''Resident Evil 4''.]]
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[[Image:RE4Zealots.png|right|thumb|380px|Zealots with their red-robed Leader in ''Resident Evil 4''.]]
   
The '''Zealots''' are characters from ''[[Resident Evil Series|Resident Evil]]'' series of survivial horror games. They appear in ''[[Resident Evil 4]]'' and are members of the Los Illuminados cult, appearing in [[Ramon Salazar]]'s castle.
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The '''Zealots''' are characters from ''[[Resident Evil (series)|Resident Evil]]'' series of survivial horror games. They appear in ''[[Resident Evil 4]]'' and are members of the Los Illuminados cult, appearing in [[Ramon Salazar]]'s castle.
   
 
==Description==
 
==Description==

Revision as of 05:11, 8 January 2019

RE4Zealots

Zealots with their red-robed Leader in Resident Evil 4.

The Zealots are characters from Resident Evil series of survivial horror games. They appear in Resident Evil 4 and are members of the Los Illuminados cult, appearing in Ramon Salazar's castle.

Description

They are dressed in clerical robes bearing the cult's insignia. The color of their robe indicates their rank: black is for the lowest rank, red for the highest rank, and purple for the intermediate rank.

The zealots are better equipped than the Villagers, using a variety of medieval armaments. Also, their robes change in style as Leon S. Kennedy (the game's protagonist) progresses further into Salazar's castle, which includes some high-ranking zealots wearing bullet-proof masks that make head shots ineffective.

The highest ranking members wear goat skull masks, wielding weapons such as scythes, flails and crossbows. Smaller numbers carry dynamite or rocket launchers.

They look and behave significantly less human than the village peasants. Unlike the villagers who can walk, run, speak and carry out daily tasks normally, the Zealots seem more detached from the world, shuffling around, mumbling Muere, muere, muere (Die, die, die) and Morir es vivir (To die is to live). Their skin is much paler than that of the villagers, and all of them appear to be bald. Some have crimson lesions or ritual scarification, while others appear to have tattoos covering their faces.