Resident Evil Veterans Discuss Future Character Potential
Capcom suggests Leon Kennedy could remain a compelling protagonist well into old age. Leon's voice actor hopes for a future team-up with Sheva Alomar. Discussions arise about veteran character returns as the franchise approaches its 30th anniversary.
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Leon Could Be 70 and Still Be a Great Character, Resident Evil Director Says
Capcom suggests that Leon Kennedy, a character from the Resident Evil series, could remain compelling even in his later years. The director indicated that the character's potential for future storylines is high, implying he could still be a great character at age 70.
Resident Evil 30th anniversary – who'll return for the next game after Requiem?
As the Resident Evil franchise celebrates its 30th anniversary, this article examines the current status and likelihood of return for prominent characters in future games, following the release of Resident Evil Requiem. It details the ongoing continuity of the series and the aging of its veteran heroes like Chris Redfield and Leon S. Kennedy, while also considering newer characters and potential future protagonists.
Resident Evil Requiem's Leon actor yearns for a team-up with the "underutilized" Sheva Alomar, so Ada and Claire might want to redownload Hinge: "I just love her character"
Leon Kennedy's voice actor, Nick Apostolides, expressed a desire to see his character team up with Sheva Alomar from Resident Evil 5 in a future installment. Apostolides praised Sheva's character and believes there's potential for her return given the current state of the BSAA.