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[edit] Canon?
there are 2 series' of them.
- Resident Evil Movie
- Biohazard Movie
The "Resident Evil Movie Series" is the non-canon one, whilst the "Biohazard Movie Series" is unknown.
The Biohazard series follows within the "canon-line," as in it has nothing in it that the games say is non-canon. And, due to being closer to Capcom than the Resident Evil Movie Series, the canon should rather be under "Reputed Canononical". That way people can discuss wether-or-not the Biohazard series should be counted as canon without the page saying it is or isn't.OsirisV (talk) 13:16, 30 May 2008 (UTC)
