Kennedy, Leon Scott
Transferring to the Raccoon City Police Department, Leon is placed in a situation far removed from what his training prepared him for, yet he still manages to rise to the occasion, refusing to give up. Although he seems naive, Leon is far from it, maintaining a strong grasp on the situation even when others' cooperation is lacking.
After fighting his way out of the horrors unleashed by Umbrella, Kennedy's exploits are revisited six years later in Resident Evil 4, where we find that he has matured significantly since we last saw him. Recruited by the U.S. Secret Service, Leon is sent to find and retrieve the President's daughter, demonstrating to audiences worldwide that he is one of the toughest in the business and always sees his mission through to the end. Leon also appears in Resident Evil: The DarkSide Chronicles in the year 2002, before the events of Resident Evil 4, alongside his ex-partner, Jack Krauser, before Jack ever worked for Albert Wesker. Leon tells Jack about the events of Resident Evil 2 and Code Veronica. He then discovers that the T-Veronica virus is in Javier's possession, which infected his daughter.
In Resident Evil 2, he meets Chris's younger sister, Claire Redfield, along with a woman named Ada Wong, scientist Annette Birkin, and her daughter Sherry Birkin. On his first and last day as a police officer for the Raccoon City Police Department, Leon finds out that he is being followed by Sherry's father, William Birkin, who injected himself with his newest creation, the G-virus. Birkin quickly begins transforming into a hideous monster and destroys everything in his wake.
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Leon and Claire escape the city and find an underground lab for Umbrella where Leon meets Ada one final time before her apparent death. Alas, it is revealed in Resident Evil 4 that through a mysterious source (later revealed to be Wesker) she did not actually perish. Leon appears to possess some romantic affection for Ada.
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