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Born in the United States, Yoko is the daughter of Japanese immigrants.<ref>Mentioned in Yoko-specific special items.</ref> As a teenager, Yoko was hired by Umbrella and worked at the [[NEST]], headed by Dr. William Birkin.<ref>[[Yoko's lab coat]].</ref> Her specific role in the company is unknown, but she was familiar with both the Hunter and Tyrant Projects.<ref>''Resident Evil Outbreak File #2'' (2004), level: "End of the Road", ad-lib: "Hunter... I know that name.../These things... They live to kill."</ref><ref>''Resident Evil Outbreak File #2'' (2004), level: "End of the Road", ad-lib: "The Tyrant..../This whole scene looks familiar..."</ref> In 1996, Yoko donated tissue cells for use in t-Virus research.<ref>[[Experiment participants]].</ref> |
Born in the United States, Yoko is the daughter of Japanese immigrants.<ref>Mentioned in Yoko-specific special items.</ref> As a teenager, Yoko was hired by Umbrella and worked at the [[NEST]], headed by Dr. William Birkin.<ref>[[Yoko's lab coat]].</ref> Her specific role in the company is unknown, but she was familiar with both the Hunter and Tyrant Projects.<ref>''Resident Evil Outbreak File #2'' (2004), level: "End of the Road", ad-lib: "Hunter... I know that name.../These things... They live to kill."</ref><ref>''Resident Evil Outbreak File #2'' (2004), level: "End of the Road", ad-lib: "The Tyrant..../This whole scene looks familiar..."</ref> In 1996, Yoko donated tissue cells for use in t-Virus research.<ref>[[Experiment participants]].</ref> |
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| − | Over time Yoko became a burden to the staff, with fellow employee Monica describing how she got scared and ran away.<ref>''Resident Evil Outbreak'' (2003), scene: "[["Below Freezing Point" SCENE 02]]".</ref> Dr. [[Greg Mueller]] operating on her to wipe her memory of working at the facility.<ref>[[Greg and Yoko]].</ref> It is possible, however, that Yoko continued to work for the company in a more legitimate capacity, as she continued to wear an employee uniform for two years.<ref name="Outbreak YOKO: OPENING">[["Outbreak" YOKO: OPENING]].</ref> |
+ | Over time, Yoko became a burden to the staff, with fellow employee [[Monica]] describing how she got scared and ran away.<ref>''Resident Evil Outbreak'' (2003), scene: "[["Below Freezing Point" SCENE 02]]".</ref> Dr. [[Greg Mueller]] operating on her to wipe her memory of working at the facility.<ref>[[Greg and Yoko]].</ref> It is possible, however, that Yoko continued to work for the company in a more legitimate capacity, as she continued to wear an employee uniform for two years.<ref name="Outbreak YOKO: OPENING">[["Outbreak" YOKO: OPENING]].</ref> |
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| − | In September 1998, Raccoon City's drinking water was contaminated by a modified Epsilon strain of t-Virus, resulting in tens of thousands mutating into [[Zombies]]. On 24 September, Yoko entered [[Jack's Bar]] as usual and began cutting her hair in the women's restroom. There, she was attacked by a Zombie trying to grab her through a vent.<ref name="Outbreak YOKO: OPENING" /> |
+ | In September, 1998, Raccoon City's drinking water was contaminated by a modified Epsilon strain of t-Virus, resulting in tens of thousands mutating into [[Zombies]]. On 24 September, Yoko entered [[Jack's Bar]] as usual, and began cutting her hair in the women's restroom. There, she was attacked by a Zombie trying to grab her through a vent.<ref name="Outbreak YOKO: OPENING" /> |
| − | Little is concrete about Yoko's exact whereabouts after her escape from Jack's Bar. It is known she found |
+ | Little is concrete about Yoko's exact whereabouts after her escape from Jack's Bar. It is known that she found her way back to the Underground Laboratory, where she ran into [[Monica]], who believed that she was after the [[G-Virus]]. Yoko was able to reach the top of the facility, where a train was located, but found herself confronted by "[[William Birkin|G]]", which had killed Monica along the way. Though she took the train out of the industrial zone, she could not escape the city itself. |
During her experience of the disaster, Yoko slowly regained her memories of the event and, by the time the city was destroyed on 1 October, she understood everything. After escaping Raccoon City, Yoko went on to testify against Umbrella in court with Dr. [[Linda Baldwin]], a woman she met at the [[Umbrella R&D Center]].<ref>''Resident Evil Outbreak File #2'', Yoko's epilogue.</ref> |
During her experience of the disaster, Yoko slowly regained her memories of the event and, by the time the city was destroyed on 1 October, she understood everything. After escaping Raccoon City, Yoko went on to testify against Umbrella in court with Dr. [[Linda Baldwin]], a woman she met at the [[Umbrella R&D Center]].<ref>''Resident Evil Outbreak File #2'', Yoko's epilogue.</ref> |
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"With courage, you can overcome any hardship. Tired sayings like that don't provide much comfort in reality. All I could do was sit quietly and be thankful for my own, sad life..." |
Yoko Suzuki is a former Umbrella employee and a survivor of the Raccoon City Destruction Incident. A "self-proclaimed" university student with good computer knowledge, Yoko has a quiet, reserved personality, but the strength of her inquisitive mind emerges with a surprising toughness, making up for her absentmindedness brought on by thinking too much analytically.[3][excerpt 1]
Biography
Yoko Suzuki
Born in the United States, Yoko is the daughter of Japanese immigrants.[4] As a teenager, Yoko was hired by Umbrella and worked at the NEST, headed by Dr. William Birkin.[5] Her specific role in the company is unknown, but she was familiar with both the Hunter and Tyrant Projects.[6][7] In 1996, Yoko donated tissue cells for use in t-Virus research.[8]
Over time, Yoko became a burden to the staff, with fellow employee Monica describing how she got scared and ran away.[9] Dr. Greg Mueller operating on her to wipe her memory of working at the facility.[10] It is possible, however, that Yoko continued to work for the company in a more legitimate capacity, as she continued to wear an employee uniform for two years.[11]
Raccoon City Destruction Incident
In September, 1998, Raccoon City's drinking water was contaminated by a modified Epsilon strain of t-Virus, resulting in tens of thousands mutating into Zombies. On 24 September, Yoko entered Jack's Bar as usual, and began cutting her hair in the women's restroom. There, she was attacked by a Zombie trying to grab her through a vent.[11]
Little is concrete about Yoko's exact whereabouts after her escape from Jack's Bar. It is known that she found her way back to the Underground Laboratory, where she ran into Monica, who believed that she was after the G-Virus. Yoko was able to reach the top of the facility, where a train was located, but found herself confronted by "G", which had killed Monica along the way. Though she took the train out of the industrial zone, she could not escape the city itself.
During her experience of the disaster, Yoko slowly regained her memories of the event and, by the time the city was destroyed on 1 October, she understood everything. After escaping Raccoon City, Yoko went on to testify against Umbrella in court with Dr. Linda Baldwin, a woman she met at the Umbrella R&D Center.[12]
Bibliography
- Ara, Masui, ed (2004). BIOHAZARD OUTBREAK FILE 2 GRAND BIBLE. Japan: Capcom.
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Resident Evil Outbreak character option screen.
- ↑ REVILcast#01 w/ Alyson Court.
- ↑ Grand Bible, p.019.
- ↑ Mentioned in Yoko-specific special items.
- ↑ Yoko's lab coat.
- ↑ Resident Evil Outbreak File #2 (2004), level: "End of the Road", ad-lib: "Hunter... I know that name.../These things... They live to kill."
- ↑ Resident Evil Outbreak File #2 (2004), level: "End of the Road", ad-lib: "The Tyrant..../This whole scene looks familiar..."
- ↑ Experiment participants.
- ↑ Resident Evil Outbreak (2003), scene: ""Below Freezing Point" SCENE 02".
- ↑ Greg and Yoko.
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 "Outbreak" YOKO: OPENING.
- ↑ Resident Evil Outbreak File #2, Yoko's epilogue.
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