Netflix's hit CG animation "Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness" behind-the-scenes video released

Netflix's new CG animation "Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness" was just launched on July 8, 2021, and the response was mixed. Today, on July 14, the official released the latest behind-the-scenes production video. Let's take a look at how the actors worked hard to produce it.

"Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness" is a CG animation series invested and distributed by Netflix and produced by TMS Entertainment (a film company under Sega). The animation is directed by Eiichiro Hanzumi ("Assassination Classroom") and co-written by him and Shogo Muto ("Kamen Rider Build", "Densha Otoko").

The story of Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness:

In 2006, the White House was hacked, and traces of illegal access were found in the top-secret files under the jurisdiction of the president. American agent Leon S. Kennedy and others were summoned to investigate the incident. When the power suddenly went out in the White House, they encountered zombies of unknown origin and subdued them together with SWAT.

Meanwhile, TerraSave member Claire Redfield discovers a mysterious painting by an aphasic boy while helping refugees. Claire begins her own investigation based on the painting, which she believes to be of a person infected with the virus.

Behind the scenes video of "Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness":