Shadows of Rose [RE8 DLC] Explained

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I love how they covered Ethan Face, like jesus christ they used every joke in the book to cover his face I'm surprised they didn't add a giant blur to it when his arm moved too far from it.

Ethan is the only Resident character that has ever made me cry not once but 3 fucking times

Ethan is such an emotional character and he didn't even show his face ONCE in the entire RE Franchise. The VA did a wonderful job.

Even knowing that Michael was Ethan, I still bawled when he revealed himself

Eveline is the only Resident Evil villain I’ve felt sorry for. She was just a kid that wanted a family and even ages into an old woman because of using her powers so much. They took her life away from her so part of me wished they would have given her consciousness a happy ending even if it would have been kind of cheesy. Eveline you can be Mirandas fake daughter, Miranda can be your fake mother, and you 2 can stop fucking with everyone elses lives.

It's really kind of an experience following this family and their shenanigans, from the first one where half the players were like "please man is Mia worth all this? Just leave, there's other fish in the sea" to now seeing him reunite with his daughter even after death. Maybe it's the daddy issues in me but damn that letter hit hard

I love how committed the devs were to never revealing Ethan's face lol

I wonder if she could have managed to materialize her father and take him into the real world while she was there. I mean it worked with the ring and she seems to have the power for it

Resident evil village came out not long after my daughter’s first birthday. Portions of that game hit me harder as a first time dad. Playing this DLC both hit me harder and scarred me more than the base game (mannequins). RE isn’t usually known for the feels but the use of Rose as an awkward, bullied teenager trying to find her footing combined with Ethan’s fatherly dedication from beyond the grave really worked well IMO.

I do like the message of this DLC. To protect family is every man's dream and duty. To see Ethan fulfill that even in death is wonderful.

House Beneviento managed to be the scariest part of the game again with the the DLC as it was in the main game. All without weapons or items. Well done!

This DLC was incredibly touching. Though Ethan's story was done, this wrapped a nice little bow around it. Beautiful closure for a character that brought the franchise back from the dead, and now we're left with Rose who herself proved to be a fantastic character.

I love seeing Ethan reuniting with rose his daughter because there story is so sad it does sort of have a happy ending.

It was hard for me not to cry during some parts of the DLC when I was streaming it lol. I lost my dad when I was 11 and I would kill for a chance to be with my dad again like that.

Ethan Winters is the Universes best dad. PERIOD.

Can you do a video about what happened to Rose’s mother (Mia),She has a line where she tell us that”I havent seen my mother for ages”.And we wonder what happened to Mia after Ethan’s death.

I was thinking at the very start "what sort of secret agent and bodyguard to a bio weapon and possibly the most powerful person on the planet just takes her into a secret lab and tells her how to remove her powers? Not to mention HOW he would know any of this?" and of course its a mimic. I like rose as a character, and I like how they tied in the ending cutscene, the "mysterious figure" is no doubt Ethan, sort of stereotypically watching over his daughter from the afterlife. I like this and i'm looking forward to what they do with rose going forward.

Still I like how through everything Ethan's face will still remain a mystery

Miranda confuses and irritates me: Yes, she's technically "dead" in the "real world" and exists within the megamycete but so does Eva. If she's so in control and can create people and things, why not just piece together Eva's memories, give her form and live out her time with her child? I bet she could even allow her to grow up, or remain a child if that's her thing, and build them some "happy ever after" existence. If her daughter found herself and memories in an unrecognizable body (shell) she'd probably lose her everloving mind. Miranda is too greedy: she wants her daughter, the megamycete powers, and complete control over everyone; she's going to constantly shoot herself in the foot with her schemes.