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One of the nicknames used in licensed material is "Mr. X", a name never used in Resident Evil 2 itself. It is possible this name was the result of a mistake on Capcom USA's part, as in multiple occasions it gave out early concept art of T-00 to licensees, which included one known as "Tyrant X" in Japan.
Mr. X is a character and antagonist from the 1998 survival horror video game Resident Evil 2 and its 2019 remake, both part of the Resident Evil franchise created by the Japanese company Capcom.
Mr. X was a series of bio-weapon designed by the Umbrella Corporation. Its appearance was similar to the Tyrant. The only known Mr. X was dropped by an Umbrella helicopter onto the Raccoon City Police Department precinct to silence the company's enemies. It was killed almost immediately by Claire Redfield. Further notes []
T-00, also known as Mr. X or Trenchy, is the secondary antagonist of Resident Evil 2, its 2019 remake, a supporting antagonist in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles and a minor antagonist in the non-canon spin-off game Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.
Leading Mr. X across the Main Hall and between floors is an effective way to lose him. Learn the various paths to where you need to go and alternate them with the Tyrant on your tail.
Mr. X and the Nemesis are two iconic monsters in the Resident Evil universe, but fans may want to know how they were created and their differences.
Mr. X will stalk Leon and Claire throughout the Resident Evil 2 remake. Here is how to survive the T-00.
Mr X. pops up as you explore the Raccoon Police Station. You can often hear him coming, his footsteps worryingly close to your location. But sometimes he manages to creep up on you - Mr. X...
Mr X is a beastly creature who was dropped in to eliminate lose ends and any who may stand in the way. In this episode, lets explore the origins of Mr X and ...
Having issues defeating Tyrant/Mr. X in the remake of Resident Evil 2? Here are our tips for stopping this fearsome foe.