Spelling It Out - "Resident Evil 6" Quiz

Answer: Carla Radames

Though her true nature isn't revealed until Ada's story in the game, Carla Radames is distinguishable because she's the one appearing throughout all three other campaigns in a blue outfit (and red scarf), wreaking havoc for all other characters in her quest for vengeance.

She's finally fought by Ada who, seeking to protect herself and clear her name from any of Neo-Umbrella's wrongdoings, tracks her to a ship off the coast of China. The boss battle against her isn't the last one in the game, but it is one of the latest ones (Ada will fight Derek K. Simmons later, ending her story there).

Answer: Haos

Featured in the stories of both Chris and Jake, Haos is Carla Radames' back-up plan for her back-up plan, a failsafe if her missiles fail to launch and her other exploits don't see the light of day for whatever reason. In the event she needs a fallback, Haos is set to tear open from its Chrysalis and transform the rest of the world with a 100% infection rate.

It does this as Chris, Piers, Jake, and Sherry reunite in the lab and it ends up being the final boss that Chris and Piers face off against in their campaign.

It takes some efforts though, and it does end with one of them not making it out of the facilities alive.

Answer: Rasklapanje

One of the more frustrating foes to encounter in the game (since it can't be defeated with weapons), the Rasklapanje is composed of several different body parts which can detach and continue to fight when separated from the main host. Encountered in all four campaign stories, usually in Lanshiang, it's not actually possible to use guns or grenades to kill these beings but it is possible to temporarily incapacitate them, turning them white and letting them take a bit more time to regenerate, but only if you can spare the ammo to do so.

There are a few clever ways characters use to dispose of these in the direst of straits (tossing one into a meat grinder amongst them).

Answer: Yes

Oko are a rare creature, like Meset, that are only seen in Jake's Story, specifically in Chapter 2 when the pair are forced to make an emergency drop into Edonia's mountainous region. While Meset will be birthed from normal C-Virus mutation, Oko are bugs which, when infected, let off a noise to alert other creatures of an enemy's presence.

This means that when the pair descend into a labyrinth of ice caves, they'll need to squash these when their backs are turned to avoid getting caught and killed by the Ustanak.

Answer: Serpent Emblems

Eighty of these silver emblems, designed around the Simmons Family Crest, can be found hidden away in different locations throughout the game with twenty being doled out to each campaign story, and all you need to do to claim them is shoot/slice them. Certain amounts unlock certain figurines from the main menu though these have no effect on the remainder of the game; they're just cosmetic unlockables for any completionists out there, similar to BSAA Emblems in "Resident Evil 5".

Answer: Ada

While all characters can perform stealth attacks on enemies, Ada starts her story with a Crossbow, a silent weapon that uses specialized arrows that can, if powered up enough, do significant amounts of damage. This is especially important in her campaign as while Leon, Chris, and Jake all complete their chapters with partners, Ada goes solo.

This means that the trade-off of support comes with a little bit of extra heft behind the firearm.

Answer: Lanshiang

Found on the Chinese coast, the city of Lanshiang is one of the critical points at which Neo-Umbrella lets loose their new, aerosolized C-Virus, transforming the major location into a testing ground for bio-weapons. All signs point to this city in all campaigns with Leon and Helena pursuing Derek Simmons to China, Chris and Piers coming from nearby Waiyip, Sherry and Jake being captured and sent there, and Ada clearing her name.

The region would be levelled by explosives to prevent infection from spreading.

Answer: Iluzija

The Iluzija is faced off against by Chris and Piers when they pass through the tenement building in Chapter Three of Chris' campaign and it's a particularly nasty critter since it chomps away at most of Chris' BSAA agents before he can reach his final goal.

Although Chris, Piers, and Marcus will bring the beast to its non-literal knees in one of the buildings, they'll have to fight it again and zap it with a lethal dose of electricity to see its life actually come to an end. None of the other campaigns see this creature.

Answer: Dog Tags

Because "Resident Evil 6" also features online components (both as a two-player campaign and in Mercenaries Mode), players can customize Dog Tags to represent their achievements obtained through normal gameplay and events of particular note. Templates for the base tag are upgraded by progressing through campaign chapters; Emblems are gathered by collecting achievements or trophies; Titles are obtained through gatherable stats (like hours played, skills collected, etc.).

These Dog Tags are purely cosmetic and have no additional effect in-game.

Answer: CHRYSALID

Chrysalids appear in every story of the game as, even if the characters don't face J'avo in that moment, they're indicative of the transformation that occurs when people are injected with the C-Virus. While in this state, J'avo generally can't be killed.

Instead, they're in a protective state of metamorphosis that will generally beget a tougher-to-beat foe with a particular specialization.