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| − | |name = Goblin 6 |
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| − | |died = [[1998]] |
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| − | |occupation = U.S.S. operative |
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| − | |status = Deceased |
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| − | |gender = Female |
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| − | |appearances = ''Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles''<br>''Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City''}} |
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| − | '''Goblin 6''' was a member of the [[Umbrella Security Service]] sent out into [[Raccoon City]]. Whether Goblin 6 truly existed or not in the series canon is unknown. |
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| − | Goblin 6 was heard briefly in "[[The Fourth Survivor]]" scenario of ''[[Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles]]''. [[HUNK]] received a distressed radio transmission from Goblin 6, begging for help because she couldn't move, whilst he was evacuating Raccoon City via the [[Raccoon Police Department|R.P.D.]] rooftop. HUNK responded to her plead for help by saying that it was war and survival was ''her'' responsibility. |
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| − | Goblin 6 was heard unexpectedly in ''[[Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City]] ''when remaining [[U.S.S. Alpha Team|Alpha Team]] and [[Wolfpack]] members left [[William Birkin|Birkin's]] lab after securing the samples. HUNK called Goblin 6 for a situational report on the area above the laboratory and on the possible means (and obstacles) of returning the sample. She was confirmed to be a woman and was believed to be a recon or communication U.S.S operative. |
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