#re4r ramon

[ramontism]

HI I STAYED UP DEADASS ALL NIGHT TO MAKE RHIS ITS 4 AM DOR ME RN

[lesbianwyllravengard]

Happy Pride from Los Iluminados

[thecoffeerat]

[chrisitsraining]

me rn

[residentevilnet]

Resident Evil 4 Remake (2023)

[knifefightandchill]

RESIDENT EVIL 4 (2023)

How unfortunate.

[femto-jiokichi]

DOTING MENTOR part 1

While on the run for Cat Ears, I asked Major Krauser to live in my head and root for Leon.

[wastedskins]

Resident Evil 4 Remake, 2023.

[crispy-dib]

I tried but also this is shitposted to hell.

CW: suggestive audio

[ramontism]

Yaw just wait til I come baxk

[scorpionyx9621]

I've always loved how the remakes in the Resident Evil games add little bits and pieces to characters and make connections to other games/events. An example of this being Carlos going to the RPD in Resident Evil 3 Remake and encountering an infected Brad Vickers.

In the Resident Evil 4 remake they take it to a new level on a few occasions, but the one I keep thinking about is the expansion of Luis's character. It was hinted and very subtly teased in the original Resident Evil 4 that Luis had connections to Umbrella but it was never outright stated. In the Remake we find out not only did Luis work for Umbrella's Europe division, but specifically, Luis was a part of the team responsible for the Nemesis Project.

We find in the remake that Luis grew up in the village that RE4 takes place in, and after the death of his grandfather (his only parental figure) Luis left the village and became a world-renowned biologist, where he was then picked up by Umbrella Europe's Sixth Division, where Luis worked directly with the NE-α Parasite aka the thing that made Nemesis Nemesis and not just some normal Tyrant.

Luis became disenfranchised with Umbrella and resigned before the events of Raccoon City, hence why once the culling time came around and the government's of the world started searching high and low for Umbrella Scientists, Luis returned to the village of Valdelobos which was already off the grid as it was. Before he got picked up by Osmund Saddler and began working on the Las Plagas parasite.

When we finally encounter Luis one of the key things that we notice about him is that he's filled with regret. It's clear that Luis has seen what his work has done and realizes that he's endangered thousands of not millions of people because of his work. It's implied that around the time Luis started at Umbrella was when they finally found a way to have the NE-α Parasite successfully merge with its host without outright killing it. It was around the same time as well that Luis started with Los Illuminados that Saddler was able to gain control of the Plagas and he himself became infected with a Dominant Plaga. What if it was Luis Serra Navarro who not only made the Nemesis Project finally get off the ground, but also helped bridge the gap and create the dominant Plaga. What if Luis Serra is the world-renowned Parasitologist who turned dreams into nightmares and then into reality. And it's Luis, with his good nature and genuine care for those around him who realized that Leon and Ashley were the only way to potentially put an end to this nightmare he created?

[shoeremake]

Ok who did it? Who made this monstrosity of a mod? This shit is so cursed 😭

[loruleanheart]

[digimitsu-art]

Resident Evil 4 Remake: Ramon Salazar

[Commission Info + Other sites I'm on]

Done some months ago. Still really happy with it

[bunny-theia]

What do you think Salazar's favourite pizza is 💀?

Meat feast with extra pepperoni and cheese for calcium so his bones can grow and he can stop being short.