Top 10 Saddest Deaths In Resident Evil!



On this episode of Nerd Space Games I dive down into some really dark moments of the Resident Evil series: the saddest deaths of the franchise. Which death in Resident Evil really broke you? Tune in and find out my personal top 10 saddest deaths for a Resident Evil Game! Keep in mind that we’re only looking at mainline entries. Enjoy!

Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:22 Deborah Harper
3:22 Steve Burnside
5:47 Annette Birkin
8:30 Brad Vickers
10:28 Marvin Branagh
12:11 Richard Aiken
14:08 Robert Kendo
15:47 Luis Sera
17:51 Piers Nivans
20:26 Ethan Winters

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What Games:

Resident Evil (1996)
Resident Evil Remake (2002)
Resident Evil 0
Resident Evil 2 (1998)
Resident Evil 2 Remake
Resident Evil 3 Nemesis
Resident Evil 3 Remake
Resident Evil 4
Resident Evil 4 Remake
Resident Evil Code Veronica X
Resident Evil 5
Resident Evil 6
Resident Evil 7
Resident Evil 8 Village

Credit

Chris Campaign Scenes: https://youtu.be/xBFjlhwJOfU

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35 thoughts on “Top 10 Saddest Deaths In Resident Evil!”

  1. I would have the same list except for one change. Kendo and his daughter would have been 1st. The reason is because Ethan has made the ultimate sacrifice to save his daughter and wife but Kendo had to do the worst nightmare of all parents: Killing his own child. I have children myself and when i play a video game where the hero is a father or a mother , I literally put myself in the hero's shoes. I was sad when Ethan died but it was the choice i would have done. After the scene of Kendo i had to stop playing cause i cried so much, my heart was broken. it's every parents worst nightmare like i said. Phew! lol I think i'm an emotional guy lollll Nice Video!

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  2. One death I think has hit me quite a bit was Krauser's death in Resident Evil 4's remake. While he still was a villain, kidnapped Ashley and set off the chain of events in RE4, he still had a tragic story to tell and was much more fleshed out than he was before. To me, his desire for power was a coping mechanism for the loss of his men during the mission in Operation Javier, and while he does state he didn't care for his men, I think he really did.

    So when I saw the moment, I watched as the real Krauser came back for one last moment to tell Leon to do what he had to do; not only telling him to kill him, but to finish his mission. Seeing Leon's reluctance to kill his mentor figure and the pain it must have brought to him to kill Krauser did make me feel bad for Leon and Krauser. This is only capped off when Krauser, for the first time, acknowledges Leon by name, as an equal, and seeing Leon's expression and attempt to hold back his sadness.

    The remake really did make you feel bad even for some of the villains.

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  3. I'd have to disagree with remake Annette. The original was more sympathetic, and showed way more concern for Sherry than in the remake.

    But I'm glad to see Piers and Ethan get some deserved respect. In spite of RE8 having a rather rough narrative, the ending with Ethan was well done. I enjoyed him in both RE7 and RE8. And I liked Piers, same with RE6. He gave Chris the hard time he needed to get his spark back. Hopefully he'll get to retire one of these days.

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  4. Ngl i also thought capcom went insane introducing ethan in re7 …but later to on village and to realize he was already dead at the beginning of re7. He was literally the perfect BOW in pov but yeah he is definitely saddest sacrifice. Even though its a game i tear up when eveline told him the truth

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  5. I knew about that line but it never occured to me sherry said that not even 20 minutes later. Thats hilarious haha.

    As for the number 1 spot im not huge on ethan. Hes kinda boring as a character and has a one track mind. His death didnt hit me as much as piers

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  6. I know she's a "bad guy" but Donna's death hits me every time. As soon as Angie starts running, I'm in tears. She didn't want to hurt anyone, she was a pawn used by Miranda that just wanted to be alone with her doll friends. She even writes on the back of your family photo, "Take care of our little Rose" or something to the effect. 😢😢😢

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  7. Resident Evil 6 has shown there is a higher unknown power at play here who dabble in bioweapon. Hopefully, Capcom comes back to this concept later in RE9 if they ever they get around to it.

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  8. I had Plat'd RE6 a few months ago and from all the negative stuff I heard about the game, I wasn't expecting Piers' death to hit as hard as it did. He really went so far to help Chris find himself again and then went out like he did 😭

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