List of Queen references

Queen is an English rock band formed in 1970, whose works have been referenced numerous times in the series.

This page is a list of references to Queen in Resident Evil.

Minor references[]

In Resident Evil remake, the Pesticide Spray item's brand is "Killer Matriarch", a reference to the song "Killer Queen".
Resident Evil 4 has the song title "My Life Has Been Saved" in the background of the inventory screen, though only seen on GameCube due to all later releases of the game being based on the lower-resolution PS2 port.
In Resident Evil 6, there is a billboard advertising "Queen Records" music label.
In Resident Evil Village, there is a "The Show Must Go On" sign in the village.

Made in Heaven[]

Boceto3 — Original artwork of the design.

Made in Heaven part of a reoccurring art piece design. The design was inspired by track 2 of Queen's album, "Made in Heaven".^{[citation needed]}

In Resident Evil, Chris Redfield's alternate costume (in PS1 ports) consists of a brown jacket with "Made in Heaven" printed on it.
In Resident Evil 2, Chris' jacket is part of the background in the Raccoon Police Station, hanging on the wall next to his desk in the S.T.A.R.S. office. Also, Claire Redfield's jacket has the same print on the back.
In Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, it is seen in the background.
In REmake, Chris wore the design on the back of a red shirt instead of his brown bomber jacket.
In Outbreak File #2, it is a special item.
Resident Evil: Deadly Silence
In Resident Evil: Degeneration, it appears briefly during a flashback.
In Darkside Chronicles, Claire's standard outfit was redesigned and the design remained.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City
In Resident Evil: Revelations 2, it featured in an unlockable costume.
In Umbrella Corps, it is an unlockable decal.
In the Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 remakes, it is seen in the background.

The design is featured on a number of products from jackets to Zippo lighters. A leather "Made in Heaven" Zippo was released as part of the promotion for the original Resident Evil in Japan. Three colour versions were produced in 1998 to be sold alongside Resident Evil 2.^[1] Hong Kong toy makers also created similar lighters to advertise their manhua. One of the runner up designs for the 2nd Stage portion of the In-Game T-Shirt Contest for the HD Remaster version of Resident Evil 0, "Maiden in Heaven", was a reference to this design.

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Let Me Live[]

Let Me Live is a jacket decal worn by Claire, originally featured in Resident Evil 2 and Code Veronica. The decal was inspired by track 3 of the Queen album, "Made in Heaven".^{[citation needed]}

In Resident Evil 2, the decal appeared on the back of Claire's leather jacket costume, unlocked by using the Special Key.
In Code Veronica, Claire wore the decal on the back of her vest in her standard outfit. This outfit was redesigned for Darkside Chronicles and the decal remained. This redesign has been featured in subsequent games in the series starring Claire, such as Survivor 2: Code Veronica and Mercs 3D.
In Outbreak File #2, it is a special item.
In Umbrella Corps, it is an unlockable decal.
An issue of BIOHAZARD CODE: Veronica came with a wooden lighter box with the words written on.^[2]

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Mother Love[]

Billy's tattoo in detail.

Mother Love is a tattoo on Billy Coen originally featured in Resident Evil 0. The decal was inspired by track 4 of the Queen album, "Made in Heaven".^{[citation needed]}

In Resident Evil 0, Billy had a tribal tattoo sleeve spelling the phrase "Mother Love". Billy's tattoo was present in the original N64 prototype and made a return in the Zero retelling in Umbrella Chronicles.

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References

↑ Preview 09 - Item Details Sample. Resident Evil Collectors. Retrieved on 2014-09-15.
↑ BIOHAZARD Code Veronica Promo Lighters Limited Wood Box Set. Resident Evil Collectors. Retrieved on 2014-09-15.

[1] Preview 09 - Item Details Sample. Resident Evil Collectors. Retrieved on 2014-09-15.

[2] BIOHAZARD Code Veronica Promo Lighters Limited Wood Box Set. Resident Evil Collectors. Retrieved on 2014-09-15.

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