Resident Evil fans confused after discovering canonical reason Death Island's women don't age
gamesradar.comResident Evil's forthcoming anime movie has a new trailer, leading to many questions about why its female characters aren't ageing.
Earlier today, April 11, saw the release of a new trailer for Resident Evil: Death Island, the latest animated movie in Capcom's series, which is due to hit Netflix on July 7. The trailer finally shows characters from all across the iconic horror series teaming up, including Leon Kennedy, Chris and Claire Redfield, Rebecca Chambers, and Jill Valentine.
It's those latter three characters that have drawn some intense reactions online. The movie takes place in 2015, 17 years after Jill's first appearance in Resident Evil, Rebecca's debut in Resident Evil Zero, and Claire's entrance in Resident Evil 2. All of this has led Resident Evil fans to wonder: why aren't any of the three women ageing?
The answer, almost unbelievably, is that all three have at one point been infected with a virus that slows down their ageing. Yes, that is real, as the Twitter user below chronicles to their disbelief, because Jill was infected with the T-Virus, Rebecca was subjected to the A-Virus, and Claire suffered the T-Phobos at various points in the games.
Oh no…-Jill was infected with the T-Virus-Claire was infected with the T-Phobos Virus-Rebecca was infected with the A-VirusThey’re not…they’re not really going to go there, are they…?The “Young and Hot Forever Virus” carriers…#ResidentEvil #ResidentEvilDeathIsland pic.twitter.com/ITaPMsjgpFApril 11, 2023
This has been effectively dubbed the "Young and Hot Forever" virus by Resident Evil fans on Twitter. This virus might come in three distinct and different forms, but apparently, it's ace if you want to look incredibly youthful for nearly two decades, despite
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