Resident Evil

„Itchy. Tasty.“ – wer dieses Tagebuch kennt, schläft seit 1996 mit Licht. Resident Evil Merchandise bringt Capcoms Survival-Horror-Institution in deine Sammlung: von kuscheligen Albtraum-Kreaturen bis zu Sammlerstücken der Umbrella-Klasse. Kräuter kombinieren musst du hier nicht – freier Platz im Regal genügt völlig.

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  • Resident Evil - Mr. Raccoon Plush Figure Exclusive Vintage Variant

    Resident Evil - Mr. Raccoon Plush Figure Exclusive Vintage Variant

    34,95 €
  • Resident Evil - Cerberus Plush Figure

    Resident Evil - Cerberus Plush Figure

    34,95 €
  • Resident Evil - Mr. Raccoon Plush Figure

    Resident Evil - Mr. Raccoon Plush Figure

    29,95 €
  • Resident Evil - Umbrella Corporation Backpack

    Resident Evil - Umbrella Corporation Backpack

    69,95 €
  • Resident Evil - Tyrant Plush Figure

    Resident Evil - Tyrant Plush Figure

    34,95 €
  • Resident Evil - 30th Anniversary Collector's Coin Limited Edition

    Resident Evil - 30th Anniversary Collector's Coin Limited Edition

    24,95 €
  • Resident Evil - Keycards Set of 3 Limited Edition

    Resident Evil - Keycards Set of 3 Limited Edition

    29,95 €
  • Resident Evil - Puzzle Medallion Set Limited Edition

    Resident Evil - Puzzle Medallion Set Limited Edition

    49,95 €
  • Resident Evil - William Birkin TUBBZ Collectible Duck

    Resident Evil - William Birkin TUBBZ Collectible Duck

    24,95 €
  • Resident Evil - Umbrella Coasters Set of 4

    Resident Evil - Umbrella Coasters Set of 4

    16,95 €
  • Resident Evil VIII Currency Limited Edition Collector Coin

    Resident Evil VIII Currency Limited Edition Collector Coin

    12,95 €

Resident Evil Merchandise – Supplies for Survivors

A mansion in the woods, a team called S.T.A.R.S., and a door with nothing good behind it: with this setup, Capcom didn't just launch a game series in 1996 – it launched an entire genre. The term "survival horror" comes straight from the marketing of Shinji Mikami's original. Since then, Resident Evil (known as Biohazard in Japan) has grown into a horror universe: Raccoon City fell, the Umbrella Corporation schemed, and heroes like Jill Valentine and Leon S. Kennedy fought through wave after wave of outbreaks. Modern remakes and entries like Resident Evil Village keep the series fresh, and six feature films starring Milla Jovovich carried it further into the world starting in 2002. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Resident Evil merchandise – healing herbs sold separately.

What defines Resident Evil?

The art of dosing fear. Resident Evil rarely goes for cheap scares: it works with scarce resources, ominous quiet, and creatures you never forget – from the first zombie that slowly turns around to the unstoppable Tyrant. At the same time, the series never takes itself too seriously: amid all the horror you'll find offbeat dialogue, crest-key puzzles, and a mascot like Mr. Raccoon, whose music-box jingle fans can hum on cue. That exact mix is what makes the merchandise so versatile – the same brand carries horror replicas and plush zombies without any contradiction. Which side wins in your collection is entirely up to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Resident Evil products does Elbenwald carry?

Officially licensed goods ranging from plush figures to replicas and collector coins, plus backpacks, puzzles, and desk accessories. Use the filters to narrow the range by product type; the product page lists the details.

How long has Resident Evil been around?

Since 1996. Capcom's first game was released in Japan as Biohazard and coined the term survival horror. Since then, new entries, remakes, and film adaptations have continuously expanded the universe.

How can I tell if Resident Evil merchandise is officially licensed?

By the Capcom license notice on the product or packaging. Elbenwald carries exclusively officially licensed goods – the respective manufacturer is listed on the product page.

Range Overview

The soft side of horror comes courtesy of the plush figures – Cerberus is guaranteed not to bark here. Collectors reach for replicas like the Umbrella keycards and limited collector coins, and bathtub strategists go for the decorative duck from the TUBBZ line. For everyday use, the Umbrella backpack and coasters gear you up, mouse pads keep your desk in order, and patient survivors settle in with a limited-edition puzzle.

What else goes with it?

Horror relatives await at Silent Hill and Dead by Daylight, end-of-the-world neighbors at The Last of Us. From the same studio comes Monster Hunter – Capcom can do monsters you want to hunt, too, not just flee from. The theme world Gaming delivers the full overview.