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A Dutch filmmaker has accused Capcom of plagiarising a monster design featured in Resident Evil Village.
Richard Raaphorst published a LinkedIn post this weekend claiming that the Japanese publisher had used a design featured in his 2013 horror film "without authorization".
The monster in question is Sturm, a boss who appears mid-way through Village's story with a giant propeller attached to its torso.
As pointed out by Raaphorst, the Resident Evil boss is visually similar to a creature featured in Frankenstein's Army, his film which sees Soviet troops invading Germany encounter undead mechanical soldiers created by a mad scientist.
In the movie, the propeller monster is set on fire, much like how players must do the same to the boss featured in Resident Evil Village.
Raaphorst:
In 2013 I directed my film Frankenstein's Army. It's a crazy monster movie filled with my own creature designs, one of which has been used – completely without authorization or credit in the newest Resident Evil game.

Filmmaker accuses Capcom of ‘stealing’ Resident Evil Village monster design | VGC
“First I felt angry, then proud, but now I see this, I feel sad.”…
