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| NOTE: This page is only about Jill Valentine's remake incarnation as her Original incarnation is also voted as Near Pure Good meaning, she has a separate page found here. |
| “ | You want S.T.A.R.S.? I'll give you S.T.A.R.S.! | „ |
| ~ Jill, before finishing off Nemesis. |
| “ | I decided then and there: the ashes of Raccoon City would be Umbrella's ashes too. I would end them once and for all. | „ |
| ~ Jill at the end of the 2020 Resident Evil 3 remake. |
Jill Valentine is one of the main protagonists of the Remake timeline of the Resident Evil series, serving as one of the two main protagonists of the 2002 game Resident Evil, and the main protagonist of Resident Evil 3.
She's a key member of the S.T.A.R.S. Alpha Team. She plays a crucial role in uncovering the secrets of the Spencer Mansion and the Umbrella Corporation's bioweapons research.
She was voiced by Heidi Anderson in the Resident Evil 2002 remake, and by Nicole Tompkins in the Resident Evil 3 remake.
Her Good Ranking[]
What Makes Her Close to Being Pure Good?[]
RE1[]
- Investigates the Spencer Mansion with the rest of STARS Alpha team to locate and rescue their missing teammates. She fights numerous bioweapons as she explores the mansion grounds, including zombies, Cerberuses, Hunters, Plant 42, and Yawn.
- Retrieves an antidote to save a poisoned Richard Aiken. (determinant)
- Locates a zombified Forrest Speyer and puts him to rest. (determinant)
- Returns Barry's gun to defend himself from Lisa Trevor, despite him leaving her behind.
- Confronts her Captain Albert Wesker upon learning of his true intentions.
- Forgives Barry for colluding with Wesker to protect his family and helps him escape.
- Rescues Chris Redfield from the laboratory.
- Kills the T-002 with the help of Chris, Barry, and Brad.
- Escapes the mansion with the surviving STARS members.
- Orders a full-scale investigation of Umbrella upon returning to Raccoon City, only to be denied by Chief Irons (secretly an Umbrella pawn)
RE3[]
- Attempts to convince Dario Rosso to leave the warehouse for his safety.
- Puts her antipathy with the U.B.C.S. aside to assist Mikhail in restoring the subway.
- Navigates the zombie-infested streets and buildings of Uptown Raccoon City to power the subway and evacuate the civilians.
- Attempts to save an injured Murphy Seeker and condemns Nikolai after he hastily kills him under suspicion of infection.
- Allows Nemesis to pursue her into the sewers to lure him away from the subway, protecting Carlos and the passengers.
- Eludes Nemesis numerous times and defeats him once in battle on her journey back to the subway.
- Urges Carlos not to fire at Nemesis and run, potentially saving his life and allowing him to incapacitate Nemesis with an explosion.
- Buries the hatchet with Carlos and Mikhail after restoring the subway and shows concern for Carlos when he stays behind.
- After Nemesis boards the subway and slaughters the civilians, Jill immediately charges at him, only stopping when Mikhail urges her to escape. She then attempts to protect Mikhail after he is impaled by Nemesis, only for him to be pulled away and killed when he detonates the C4, sacrificing himself and securing Jill's safety.
- Eludes and defeats Nemesis once again at the Clock Tower Plaza, becoming infected with the T-Virus in the process.
- After recovering from the virus due to Carlos' actions, Jill learns from Tyrell that he ventured down to NEST-2 alone to secure a vaccine base and prevent the nuclear detonation of Raccoon City. Concerned for his safety and the fate of the city, Jill follows after him despite Tyrell's protests.
- Navigates the underground warehouse to power the elevator after Nikolai disables it, fighting numerous zombies, zombie dogs, Hunters, and Pale Heads.
- Attempts in vain to save Tyrell from Nemesis and is devastated when is killed.
- Navigates the abandoned NEST-2 to synthesize a vaccine, fighting numerous zombies, Pale Heads, and Hunters.
- Pleads in vain for Nikolai to return the vaccine to save Raccoon City from nuclear destruction.
- Battles Nemesis once again and seemingly finishes it off with the help of Carlos.
- Urges Carlos to stop Nikolai and leave her behind to fight Nemesis.
- Obliterates Nemesis with a rail cannon, finally putting an end to the relentless bioweapon and avenging those he killed.
- Shoots Nikolai while Carlos restrains him, despite knowing it would also injure Carlos.
- Refuses Nikolai's offer to divulge information in exchange for evacuation out of the city. While it is unclear whether she knew about the second helicopter or left him to die in the explosion, he certainly deserved the latter for his treachery and greed.
- After the destruction of Raccoon City, Jill resolves to end Umbrella once and for all for their atrocities.
What Prevents Her From Being Pure Good?[]
- After disarming Barry and questioning him at gunpoint, Barry pleads for her to calm down and insists that he was coerced. When Lisa Trevor enters the room from behind him, Barry pleads for her to return his gun so he can defend himself. If she refuses, Jill indirectly causes his death when Lisa knocks him into the abyss.
- Her initial interactions with Carlos are marked by hostility and indifference upon learning of his affiliation with Umbrella. This treatment persists for some time even after he saves her life, clarifies his intentions, and assists her in powering the subway to evacuate a group of survivors. However, considering her grievances with Umbrella and their eventual partnership, this is a minor prevention.
External Links[]
- Jill Valentine on the Heroes Wiki
- Jill Valentine on the Resident Evil Wiki
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 Near Pure Goods
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