There is much more to this master of unlocking than just a crazy scientist and a gorgeous face with a sharp eye for killing zombies, Ms. Jill Valentine. Let’s check the post of the 7 things about Jill you should know from Resident Evil 3 below.
Some of the most recognizable protagonists and antagonists in video game history may be found in the Resident Evil franchise. When people consider their earliest and most enduring scares in the medium, they often think of this genre-defining horror game series. Of all, no one would be as attached to the series as they are now if not for these incredible lead characters.
Here comes Jill Valentine, one of the most significant Resident Evil characters ever as well as a beloved and well-known female video game heroine. This master of unlocking, however, is more than just a gorgeous face with a sharp eye for dispatching zombies and crazy scientists. Many people don’t know all there is to know about Ms. Valentine.
1. Her appearance has changed over the years
2. She’s known as easy mode ever since
Jill always has a bigger inventory when the game first begins, and she comes with a free lockpick. As a result of having more access to goodies earlier in the game, she has been known as the series’ beginner/easy mode.
3. She was made to prevent sexualization
Jill was created as an independent heroine by Resident Evil director Shinji Mikami and designer Isao Ohishi to escape the sexy and submissive female horror stereotype many female protagonists fall into.
4. She once resembled a Capcom character
Capcom added a brief cameo for Regina in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis where Jill can use a dress shop key and don Regina’s Dino Crisis outfit and red wig to better emphasize that tiny feature.
5. Almost always a new voice actress is used
She is voiced by Inezh in the original game, followed by Catherine Disher in Resident Evil 3 and Marvel vs. Capcom 2; Heidi Anderson in the remake of the original Resident Evil; Patricia Ja Lee in Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil: Mercenaries, and so on with different voice actors in each of her subsequent outings.
6. Jill was French-Japanese by birth
According to this book, Jill’s mother was a Japanese immigrant, and her father was a Frenchman. Many feel this is currently outdated and that Caucasian backgrounds have been ignored.
7. In a single game, she “teams up” with antagonists
These monsters range from crows to tyrants for one of her supers to zombies, Cerberus dogs, and zombie dogs.
