Who is Resident Evil’s BEST Survivor (According to Science)

Описание: What makes a true survivor in Resident Evil? In this video, we break down the franchise’s deadliest main characters using the same criteria real survival experts rely on: intelligence under pressure, physical capability, tactical adaptation, and the sheer scale of the monsters they’ve defeated. From HUNK’s cold precision to Leon Kennedy’s evolution from rookie cop to elite agent, from Chris Redfield’s superhuman strength to Ethan Winters’ molded resilience, all the way to Jill Valentine’s perfect balance of skill and grit — we compare every strength, every weakness, and every boss they’ve brought down. If you’re into Resident Evil lore, how to survive Resident Evil, or the science behind survival horror, this ranking gives you a data-driven look at who would truly endure a bioweapon nightmare.

Across this breakdown, we explore iconic battles, psychological endurance, viral infections, combat physics, and the survival tactics that define each hero’s journey. Whether you’re a hardcore gaming fan, a Resident Evil theorist, or someone who loves horror analysis, this guide reveals why some characters become legends while others stay in the shadows. By the end, we lock in the ultimate S-to-F tier list of Resident Evil survivors, showing who dominates, who barely scrapes by, and who would realistically outlive the apocalypse.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:43 Hunk
03:34 Leon S. Kennedy
06:45 Chris Redfield
09:48 Ethan Winters
13:02 Jill Valentine

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