Resident Evil Masterpiece Theater is a Japanese ad for Resident Evil 4 remake.
The Resident Evil 4 remake has been receiving attention with its Japanese ad, the Resident Evil Masterpiece Theater. The ad portrays Leon Scott Kennedy and Ashley Graham (the fictional President’s daughter, not the model) as cute anime characters. The ad pays tribute to World Masterpiece Theater. It is an anime franchise from the 1980s to early 2000s that adapted public domain European and American novels and fairy tales.
Japan’s focus has shifted to manga, webtoons, light novels, and visual novel adaptations, but most World Masterpiece Theater animes featured Caucasian characters with blond hair, as the stories were adaptations of European and American works. Currently, the Resident Evil Masterpiece Theater comprises three episodes, but we can expect updates in the future. Nippon Animation animated the commercials, giving Leon and Ashley a similar appearance to the characters in the anime Heidi. The Ganados, who dress like their original Resident Evil 4 outfits, blend well with Nippon Animation’s aesthetics.
Overall, the Resident Evil Masterpiece Theater ad is a unique take on the Resident Evil 4 remake that pays homage to classic anime adaptations of Western literature.
Resident Evil Masterpiece Theater
In the First Episode, Leon is on a Mission to save Ashley. So he ask the villagers if they saw her and they are from friendly. They killed Leon and sen’t him to heaven.
Episode 1
In Episode 2, Leon finally finds Ashley and he promises to protect her. As the commercial progress, we see Leon’s injuries getting worst. Which a lot of the players will experience on their first play.
In Episode 3, Leon and Ashley are finding a vehicle so they can escape that village. They so a Friendly old man who is fixing a chainsaw. Letter Dr. Mendez came to chase them and murdered them with the chainsaw. Sending both of them to Heaven. Grandpa finds a helicopter so Leon and Ashley can escape but it’s too late.
The Resident Evil 4 remake is already out now and it is getting positive reviews I am only 5 hours into the game but I can declare is better than the original.
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