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I don't know how about you, but I think (and it is obvious to me) Wesker's Virus was made from the G-Virus. Not the complete virus, but the imcomplete. And what you think? It is, or isn't, a G-variant? --Rubião. |
I don't know how about you, but I think (and it is obvious to me) Wesker's Virus was made from the G-Virus. Not the complete virus, but the imcomplete. And what you think? It is, or isn't, a G-variant? --Rubião. |
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| + | Concidering how one gifts immense strength and agility while allowing the retention of full human intelligence while the other turns you into a slathering monstrosity who devolves every five minutes, I wouldn't say there was much in common... G Virus mutates the host, Wesker has never mutated, even when damaged. G Mutants reproduce via implanted embryos, Wesker has never shown that ability. G-Virus doesn't kill you, Wesker's virus does, before bringing you back. Seriously, there's nothing that would suggest they're even remotely related, other than having been created by the same man. Heck, I like to call it the Plot Device Virus, since it was created purely to explain Wesker's reappearence in Code Veronica, and Capcom couldn't think of anything better. [[User:Breanainn]] |
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Wesker's Virus
I don't know how about you, but I think (and it is obvious to me) Wesker's Virus was made from the G-Virus. Not the complete virus, but the imcomplete. And what you think? It is, or isn't, a G-variant? --Rubião.
Concidering how one gifts immense strength and agility while allowing the retention of full human intelligence while the other turns you into a slathering monstrosity who devolves every five minutes, I wouldn't say there was much in common... G Virus mutates the host, Wesker has never mutated, even when damaged. G Mutants reproduce via implanted embryos, Wesker has never shown that ability. G-Virus doesn't kill you, Wesker's virus does, before bringing you back. Seriously, there's nothing that would suggest they're even remotely related, other than having been created by the same man. Heck, I like to call it the Plot Device Virus, since it was created purely to explain Wesker's reappearence in Code Veronica, and Capcom couldn't think of anything better. User:Breanainn