(Capcom's primary storyline)
(An alternate timeline in the Prime universe)
Raccoon Park (ラクーン公園 rakūn kōen) was an urban park located in Raccoon City, serving as a popular attraction for residents through various events—one notable example being a jazz festival.[1] The park was situated in the northern part of the city, near the Clock Tower and Raccoon Hospital. The Circular River flowed eastward, separating the park from the Dead Factory.[2]
Design & Architecture[]
While relatively small in size, Raccoon Park included several distinct features. The southern section served as a plaza where citizens could gather for social events, while the northern area housed the park’s cemetery. To the east, a pathway wound through ponds and led to a suspension bridge, adding a scenic element to the park's layout.
Raccoon City Incident[]
Raccoon Park Cemetery
The park also featured a small cemetery that conducted funerals until September 1998. Unbeknownst to the public, many of the interred were infected with the t-Virus. Several victims had fallen into comas induced by the virus and were mistakenly declared dead. On October 1, 1998, some of these individuals turned into zombies, and were able to dig their way out of their graves.[3]
A horror park
During the outbreak, the park became a nest for various creatures, such as the Grave Digger and the Sliding Worms
Umbrella Corporation
During the Raccoon Incident, Umbrella used a secret room in the cemetery cabin as a communications base for Monitors.
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- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (2019), file: "Jazz Festival Flyer"
- ↑ Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
- ↑ Gravestones of Alfred and James
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