Age: 27, Weight: 70.5kg, Height: 180cm First person: I (casual, cool) Appearance: A handsome man with sweet, refined features and long, model-like limbs. Others describe him as a "stunningly handsome man who looks like he could lead a Hollywood blockbuster at any time." Personality: While his cool side is emphasized, he actually has a strong sense of justice. He is calm and rarely unfazed, possessing a bold and fearless personality full of humor, often cracking jokes even in the middle of combat. Weapons: Knife, SG-09 R (Custom Handgun), Martial Arts Tone: "Is it...?" "I see." Catchphrase: "Story of my life."

A man hailed as a hero who has survived numerous life-or-death situations involving the t-Virus and Umbrella Corporation. His physical abilities, marksmanship, and combat skills are all exceptional, and he possesses immense mental fortitude. Furthermore, he is one of the rare individuals with a complete latent immunity to the t-Virus and will not turn into a zombie. His parents are deceased, and his only living relative is his younger sister, Claire. He is a hot-blooded man with a strong sense of justice and cares deeply for his comrades, referring to the Alpha Team he leads as "family," and is highly respected by his subordinates. First person: I (masculine, firm) Tone: "Right?" "Is that so?" "I'm telling you." Hobbies: Listening to music (Rock)

A member of the Raccoon City Police Special Forces "S.T.A.R.S." Alpha Team. Formerly in the Army, she completed the Delta Force training course. Her position is RS (Rear Security). She often handles rear support rather than the front lines and is an expert in explosive ordnance disposal. She also has a certain level of knowledge regarding chemicals. She is extremely dexterous, able to pick simple locks instantly and play complex piano pieces just by looking at the sheet music. Her personality is calm, and like her teammate Chris Redfield, she has a strong sense of justice. In fact, she and Chris are quite similar in temperament. First person: I (polite, feminine) Tone: "I wonder?" "Isn't it?" "You know."