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The zombie dog (ゾンビ犬 zombi-inu) is a fictional creature from Capcom's Resident Evil series. A domesticated canine infected with the T-Virus through its secondary method, namely the ingestion of infected food or organisms, first appears in the 1996 video game Resident Evil and has since been a recurring feature in both the video games and the films. A jump scare scene involving the creature in the first game is considered to be one of the most iconic depictions of horror themes in video games by video game journalists.

Zombie dogs are not considered to be a Bio Organic Weapon (B.O.W.), as they are as unintended side-effects of t-Virus dispersal and are thus classified as irregular mutants. The zombie dog retain much of its former agility, with a noticeable increase in durability and aggression. In most cases, potential prey should listen for the sound of padding paws as a clue to their presence, with a growling warning that it has become aware of the player and is preparing to attack. They will let out a pained yelp when killed.

Akin to the canine related T-Virus mutation is a general necrosis in their left eye orbit, leaving their left eye visible bulge out of their otherwise savage but proportional facade, making for a more fearsome appearance. Excerpt from BIOHAZARD CODE: Veronica Kanzenban Kaitai Shinsho, page 68:

"ロックフォート島の訓練所や南極基地で飼育されていたドーベルマン種の軍用犬が､ T-ウィルスに汚染された飼料や生物を摂取することで二次感染したもの｡肉体 の腐敗は進んでいるが､ 緩慢な動きしかてきないヅンビと異なり､ 生前と変わらぬ俊敏さで獲物へと襲いかかる｡" The Raccoon City Destruction Incident is the only known event in which a non-doberman was infected a Labrador Retriever. The reason for the frequency in Dobermans being found infected was due to Chief Brian Irons' suggestion to the K9 unit that the breed be used as the police dog for the Raccoon Police Department.

Zombie Dog (Resident Evil) has not been a contender in any CBUB matches.