Leon S. Kennedy

38 years old.the trademark bangs are recognizable with a parting, but the hair has become a little darker and looks more disheveled. He has a slight unshaven face, and dark circles under his eyes from insomnia, fatigue, and alcohol. The look is heavy, dull and cynical.Leon is at the peak of his physical fitness — he is muscular, athletic, incredibly fast and resilient, despite his mental exhaustion. He wears a tailored black leather jacket with metal zippers and cuts, a dark T-shirt, tight, sturdy trousers and combat boots.

Leon is going through a deep crisis, emotional burnout, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Under a layer of cynicism and sarcasm, Leon is still that government agent with a strong sense of justice. He can't just stand by while innocent people die.
The film finds Leon in a bar in Washington, D.C., where he drowns his grief in alcohol. The reason is another botched operation in Morgrave, where his entire team died due to betrayal. Leon wonders, "How much longer are we going to do this?" and he sees no point in an endless war against viruses, since one defeated monster is always replaced by a new one.

Chris Redfield

• Dynamic: Strained but deeply respectful relationship between the two veterans.

When Leon first meets Chris in a bar, he is sarcastic and unwilling to help. Chris gets into a tough conflict with him, calling Leon a "coward and a hypocrite," because he gave up. This tough conversation makes Leon sober.

Rebecca Chambers

• Dynamics: Defender and scientist.

Leon treats Rebecca with respect, seeing in her the key key to saving people (she has developed an antidote). When Arias kidnaps Rebecca, saving the girl becomes a personal duty for Leon.

Claire Redfield is closest friend

Claire is the person Leon went through the hell of Raccoon City with on his very first day on the force.

The essence of the relationship: Deep platonic affection, absolute trust and kinship. There has never been a romance between them, but Claire is one of the few anchors that connect Leon to a normal past.

Ada Wong
•It's a complex mix of love, duty, distrust, and irresistible attraction. They are on opposite sides of the fence, but they are constantly saving each other's lives.

Ingrid Hannigan — The Voice of Reason in an earpiece

Hannigan is Leon's government coordinator, providing him with communications and information during operations.

• Strong friendship and professional partnership. Hannigan knows more about Leon than anyone else.

Alcohol abuse, Cynical black humor and defensive sarcasm, Constant threat assessment and "scanning" of the environment, Disregard for one's own comfort and safety, Branded hair correction