Clearly that's overpowered, and makes it challenging to come up with a situation that she can't just mindblast or clone her way out of. They didn't even bother to try and explain the reappearance of water.Īnother amusing instance of "fuck it, we can change whatever we don't like" between the 3rd and 4th movie: By the end of RE3, Alice was a superhuman with mind powers who had an entire army of Alice Clones at her disposal. But in the next film, they wanted to have a big boat in the story, so the film makers just said, "fuck it," and put the oceans back. As others have mentioned, in Resident Evil 3 the Umbrella virus had somehow dried up all the oceans, and the entire planet turned into Nevada. However, the other definition - the consistency of story details between sequels - barely applies at all. as you've said, it's consistently been putting out sequels that have used, more-or-less, the same key characters and story arc for over a decade. One definition definitely applies to the Resident Evil series. As I understand it, there are two definitions of "continuity". It's had amazing continuity for a 14-year franchise.
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