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"G" (William Birkin) Stage 3 Concept Art
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William Birkin was a top virologist working for the Umbrella Corporation and was responsible for the discovery of the G-Virus and development of the G-virus project. He was also the husband of Annette Birkin and the father of Sherry Birkin. His involvement in the G-Virus project served as a catalyst for the events of Resident Evil 2, thus making him the main antagonist of Resident Evil 2. He also had a supporting role in the prequel, Resident Evil 0, where he was involved in the events of the game from behind the scenes.

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