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BIOHAZARD (バイオハザード,baiohazādo?) is a Japanese novel written by Osamu Makino and acts as the first novelization of the 2002 film Resident Evil, based on Paul W.S. Anderson's script.
In the clandestine research facility known as 'The Hive,' meticulously built in the subterranean depths by the colossal conglomerate Umbrella Corporation, an incident occurred in which a virus in the midst of development was inadvertently unleashed. With the echoing wail of emergency sirens, passages sealed off, and enveloped by the hiss of halon gas, people stumbled and gasped for breath amidst the chaos until every individual frantically succumbed to their fate.
Alice awakens in an quaint, old-fashioned Western mansion and realises that her memories have been lost. Abruptly seized by a specialized task force, Alice is confronted with a sinister conspiracy lying in wait of the team's infiltration of the Hive. A gripping narrative transcending conventions, this collaboration with a beloved video game franchise promises an immersive cinematic experience.
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PROLOGUE[]
Chapter 1: HOUSE OF MIRRORS[]
Chapter 2: THE RED QUEEN[]
Chapter 3: QUEEN ALICE[]
Chapter 4: AWAKENING[]
EPILOGUE[]
Differences from the Movie[]
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