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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)[reply]
Your chosen method of distinguishing the two sets (Resident Evil/Biohazard) makes no sense. Both sets of movies (and all the games) are called Biohazard in Japan and Resident Evil outside Japan. Better to say "live action movies" and "CG animated movies". In any case, I think it's fairly clear (if arguably original research) that this CG movie is meant to be canon. As far as we can see, it slots right into the story, between the events of RE4 and RE5, without changing any pre-established facts. Philip Reuben (talk) 14:11, 27 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]
