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Aside from expasions to the plot before the game's beginning (e.g. Carlos being involved in a fight between William Birkin and a T-103), the comic differs by having Jill Valentine confront a Hunter β in the Raccoon Police Station, when in Mainstream canon they are only encountered near Raccoon Park. She is also able to communicate with other people with the radio in the S.T.A.R.S. office, getting through to an obese officer located somewhere out of town.[1] The Sword of Paracelsus becomes a weapon used by U.S.S. and is depicted to be a laser cannon instead of a railgun, and it has two variants: A portable version carried and assembled by the squad, and a larger, immovable one Jill later uses to completely obliterate Nemesis-T Type.
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At multiple points in the story, the Nemesis-T Type fights against William Birkin, revealed to be the real cause of its G-2 mutation. There are other Resident Evil 2 crossovers in this series, as well, such as Leon S. Kennedy briefly meeting Carlos Oliveira when the two rush to save Sherry Birkin in volumes 8 and 9.
In the series, it is revealed that there were four Nemesis-T Types being developed. All of them could remember their previous lives (the Tyrant featured in the game is revealed to have been a professional boxer in volume 10). One of them rebels, and is killed by Umbrella after a costly battle in an office block.
