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| − | The '''Blue Herb''' was a plant native to the [[Arklay Mountains]] in the American |
+ | [[File:Blueherb.jpg|thumb|Blue Herb]]The '''Blue Herb''' was a plant native to the [[Arklay Mountains]] in the American Midwest.<ref>Description in numerous games</ref> It was capable of producing a compound that could be used to treat small to moderate doses of several venoms and poisons. However, the venom of creatures such as the [[Yawn]] and [[Nosferatu]] were far too powerful and required their own special [[Serum|medicines]]. |
| − | The herb was grown in and around |
+ | The herb was grown in and around [[Raccoon City]] and was also grown around the world by [[Umbrella Corporation|Umbrella]].<ref>''[[Resident Evil CODE:Veronica]]'' shows samples growing on [[Rockfort Island]] and in the [[Antarctic Base]], while ''[[Resident Evil: Dead Aim]]'' shows samples in the Atlantic disposal facility.</ref> |
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| + | *Blue Herbs do not appear in ''[[Resident Evil 4]]'', where they are replaced by the [[Yellow Herb]] due to a lack of poisonous and venomous enemies in the game. |
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| − | *Some creatures, such as [[Yawn]] and [[Nosferatu]], have venom so powerful that the Blue Herb doesn't work, and special serums must be used. |
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| − | *Blue Herbs do not appear in Resident Evil 4 or 5. |
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| + | blueherbCV.jpg|Code Veronica |
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| + | blueherbO.jpg|Outbreak |
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| + | blue herb (dbg).png|Blue herb (deck building game) |
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| + | blue herb (gaiden).png|Blue herb (Gaiden) |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| − | <ref>''[[Resident Evil Code: Veronica]]'' shows samples growing on [[Rockfort Island]] and in the [[Antarctic Transport Terminal]], while ''[[Resident Evil: Dead Aim]]'' shows samples in the Atlantic disposal facility.</ref> |
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==Sources== |
==Sources== |
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==Related pages== |
==Related pages== |
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*[[Botany Book]] |
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Revision as of 15:53, 18 February 2019
Blue Herb
The Blue Herb was a plant native to the Arklay Mountains in the American Midwest.[1] It was capable of producing a compound that could be used to treat small to moderate doses of several venoms and poisons. However, the venom of creatures such as the Yawn and Nosferatu were far too powerful and required their own special medicines.
The herb was grown in and around Raccoon City and was also grown around the world by Umbrella.[2]
Further notes
- Blue Herbs do not appear in Resident Evil 4, where they are replaced by the Yellow Herb due to a lack of poisonous and venomous enemies in the game.
- George Hamilton can use his chemical mixing kit to turn Blue Herbs into recovery medicine which will restore 500 points of a player's health, equivalent to a Green Herb.
Gallery
RE0
RE1
REmake
RE2/RE3/RES
RE2make
Code Veronica
Outbreak
.png "Blue herb (dbg).png (285 KB)")
Blue herb (deck building game)
.png "Blue herb (gaiden).png (490 bytes)")
Blue herb (Gaiden)
Sources
- ↑ Description in numerous games
- ↑ Resident Evil CODE:Veronica shows samples growing on Rockfort Island and in the Antarctic Base, while Resident Evil: Dead Aim shows samples in the Atlantic disposal facility.