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Resident Evil Anniversary Exhibition Map and Merchandise Revealed

Albert Wesker life size statue being prepared in The World of Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Exhibition
Image courtesy of Capcom and Tohokushinsha

Tohokushinsha Film Corporation is working with Capcom to hold a Resident Evil exhibition to help celebrate the franchise’s 30th anniversary. The company has also updated the official English website for the exhibition, which has “The World of Resident Evil: 30th Anniversary Exhibition” as its English title.

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Tohokushinsha has also published a preliminary version of the venue map, which will be situated at Shibuya BEAM Gallery. Some of the areas have yet to be unveiled, but those that have already been revealed will include life-size statues of famous series characters like Leon S. Kennedy, Albert Wesker, and Alcina Dimitrescu.

The World of Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Exhibition - preliminary venue map
Image via Tohokushinsha

In addition, Capcom and Tohokushinsha revealed that the venue will have an official goods shop that sells exclusive Resident Evil-themed merchandise. The initial goods list is as follows:

  1. First Zombie Plush Toy
  2. Zombie Dog Moving Toy
  3. 30th Anniversary Exhibition Key Visual Acrylic Block
  4. Licker Slippers
  5. Mr. Raccoon Mascot Keychain
  6. Red Eagle / Dragonfly Ammo Case Tablet
  7. Tofu Bath Toy
The World of Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Exhibition - merchandise list
Image via Tohokushinsha

The World of Resident Evil: 30th Anniversary Exhibition will take place on the 4th floor of Shibuya BEAM Gallery in Tokyo, Japan, from October 30 to December 24, 2026. Those who want to visit this exhibit will have to purchase tickets, although the ticketing webpage is also available in English.

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