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| − | The '''''Hunter γ''''' (development code: "MA-124")<ref name="Bio3">{{cite web |url=http://www.capcom.co.jp/newproducts/consumer/bio3/creat/creature.html|title=バイオハザード3～Last Escape～／CREATURES|language=Japanese|accessdate=2012-08-22|publisher=Capcom}}</ref> model of [[Hunter]] was developed by [[Umbrella Europe]] as part of a reinvestigation into amphibian-based [[B.O.W.]]s, which failed ten years earlier with Dr. [[James Marcus|Marcus]]' [[Lurker]].<ref> |
+ | The '''''Hunter γ''''' (development code: "MA-124")<ref name="Bio3">{{cite web |url=http://www.capcom.co.jp/newproducts/consumer/bio3/creat/creature.html|title=バイオハザード3～Last Escape～／CREATURES|language=Japanese|accessdate=2012-08-22|publisher=Capcom}}</ref> model of [[Hunter]] was developed by [[Umbrella Europe]] as part of a reinvestigation into amphibian-based [[B.O.W.]]s, which failed ten years earlier with Dr. [[James Marcus|Marcus]]' [[Lurker]].<ref>''Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles'' (2010), file: "[[Hunter γ (file)|Hunter γ]]".</ref> It was nicknamed the "Frogger" by its development team.<ref name="Bio3" /> |
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| + | The Hunter γ was developed based on information retrieved from the American branch's Hunter α and β models. Contrary to the American design method, the Hunter γ involved human DNA being bonded with a fertilised amphibian egg with the t-Virus.<ref>''Conquest of Nemesis'', p.74.</ref> |
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| ⚫ | In 1998, a number of γ models were transported to [[Raccoon City]]. At least two of them were stored in the Umbrella lab underneath the [[Raccoon General Hospital]]. [[Carlos Oliveira]], a Corporal in the [[Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service]], inadvertently released them while trying to synthesis a t-Virus reagent for [[Jill Valentine]]. By October 1, a pack had established their hunting ground in a pond at [[Raccoon Park]]. |
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| ⚫ | A clawless version of the "γ" was also being stored in the water treatment facility underneath [[Raccoon University]] at the same time. Quickly breaking out of their storage capsules also on October 1, these Hunters reacted well to the damp, subterranean environment and the pools of water in the plant. |
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While being considered improper for a B.O.W. due to the conditions necessary for survival, [[Umbrella]] nonetheless continued to produce the "γ" model as late as [[2002]], where a number were sold into the hands of [[Javier Hidalgo]]. |
While being considered improper for a B.O.W. due to the conditions necessary for survival, [[Umbrella]] nonetheless continued to produce the "γ" model as late as [[2002]], where a number were sold into the hands of [[Javier Hidalgo]]. |
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The Hunter γ (development code: "MA-124")[1] model of Hunter was developed by Umbrella Europe as part of a reinvestigation into amphibian-based B.O.W.s, which failed ten years earlier with Dr. Marcus' Lurker.[2] It was nicknamed the "Frogger" by its development team.[1]
History
The Hunter γ was developed based on information retrieved from the American branch's Hunter α and β models. Contrary to the American design method, the Hunter γ involved human DNA being bonded with a fertilised amphibian egg with the t-Virus.[3]
In 1998, a number of γ models were transported to Raccoon City. At least two of them were stored in the Umbrella lab underneath the Raccoon General Hospital. Carlos Oliveira, a Corporal in the Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service, inadvertently released them while trying to synthesis a t-Virus reagent for Jill Valentine. By October 1, a pack had established their hunting ground in a pond at Raccoon Park.
A clawless version of the "γ" was also being stored in the water treatment facility underneath Raccoon University at the same time. Quickly breaking out of their storage capsules also on October 1, these Hunters reacted well to the damp, subterranean environment and the pools of water in the plant.
While being considered improper for a B.O.W. due to the conditions necessary for survival, Umbrella nonetheless continued to produce the "γ" model as late as 2002, where a number were sold into the hands of Javier Hidalgo.
Bibliography
- {{subst:Conquest of Nemesis}}