Embracing Rule 34
“Would you mind reading my Wesker Fanfic?”
Little did I know that when I booked a random gig in a game called Umbrella Chronicles playing a character named Albert Wesker in 2006 that 15 years later, I would be performing erotic fanfiction to an audience of 500 people in Atlanta, Georgia.
This is just one of the many unexpected journeys that the Resident Evil franchise sent me on over the years. But it is my favorite of them all. It started with odd requests from people on Facebook combined with a random reading at a Q&A panel that led me to the idea of creating not just a unique after-hours panel for convention appearances, but an actual show! I knew that these Resident Evil fans wanted to be in the Resident Evil reality and performing with the character Albert Wesker.
Dr. Douglas And The Creation of his Monster
So I made a blog post asking for fans to send me their favorite fanfics. After collecting so many of them and also commissioning a few combinations I was missing, I then went through all of them and tweaked the misogyny, flipping the script so to speak. I added in much more dialogue and humor, and then began trying it out at conventions. It started as a 30-minute show in Florida and 9 years later, it was a two-hour show at DragonCon.
It’s ALIVE!
I was truly proud of this show. I traveled with two colorful LED stage lights to create mood and I irked many a tech person trying to get the right A/V connections and lighting for the rooms I performed in. There were times I had to perform in a room that was next to a rave, and the audience still loved it! Resident Evil fans are truly a joy to perform for. But as the years went on, I realized half the audience didn’t even know Albert Wesker or Resident Evil , and that made me even happier that they would wait in line to see the show and laugh their asses off.
I always knew that one day I would have to stop performing it because I didn’t want to be 65 years old, collecting Social Security, and then getting on stage and talking about being honry! So when Capcom, after nine games, cast different actors in the voice role of Albert Wesker, I figured it was time to hang up the g-string, er, shades. And that just so happened to line up with my appearance at DragonCon in 2022, a perfect sendoff for a wild and wonderful chapter of my life.
The Erotic Proof
Without further ado, enjoy this final performance of
The Notorious Zombie-Related Erotic Fanfic Show!
The FINAL Notorious Zombie Related Erotic FanFic Show
NOTE: Turn off lights, have your favorite vice handy, and “relax…”
Meta Description: Discover the legendary, hilarious history of D.C. Douglas’s notorious Albert Wesker erotic fanfic panel, a beloved late-night convention bucket list experience for Resident Evil fans.
Uncovering the Legend: D.C. Douglas and the Notorious Albert Wesker Erotic Fanfic Show
If you frequented anime and gaming conventions in the 2010s, you might have heard whispers of a legendary, late-night, 18+ panel. It was billed under a few different names over the years, the Notorious Zombie-Related Erotic Fanfic Show, the Albert Wesker Fanfic Show, or simply the Notorious D.C. Douglas Erotic Fanfic Show.
While Capcom eventually tightened up on the unofficial use of their intellectual property, the internet archives and convention veterans hold a massive amount of fondness for the sheer, unapologetic absurdity of this event.
So, what made this panel such a legendary piece of convention lore? Here is a breakdown of everything the internet loved about this beautifully unhinged piece of Resident Evil fandom history.
What Was the Albert Wesker Fanfic Panel?
Hosted by the official voice actor for Albert Wesker, D.C. Douglas, the panel was exactly what it sounded like: a late-night, adults-only reading of the wildest, weirdest, and most explicit Resident Evil fanfiction the internet had to offer, read aloud in the iconic, terrifyingly smooth voice of Capcom’s apex villain.
Why Fans Loved the “Secret” Panel
Scouring through fan blogs, Reddit threads, and convention reviews, it’s clear that this wasn’t just a gimmick; it was a genuinely beloved piece of late-night con programming. Here is why attendees couldn’t get enough.
A True Convention “Bucket List” Experience
For many hardcore Resident Evil fans, attending this panel became a genuine badge of honor. Fan blogs and convention reviews regularly referred to it as a must-see event. Because of the incredible word-of-mouth hype, the panel was widely known for drawing standing-room-only crowds at major events like Dragon Con. As one reviewer emphatically wrote on a villain-analysis blog: “I’m not kidding. I’ve been, and I’ll see it any chance I get!”
Hilarious Audience Participation
The panel wasn’t just a solo reading; the true comedy came from the interactive element. Douglas would regularly pull volunteers from the audience to come up on stage and cold-read the “other” parts in the fanfiction. Whether they were reading for Chris Redfield, Claire Redfield, or an outrageously out-of-place original self-insert character, watching nervous, giggling fans try to keep a straight face next to the official voice actor was a massive highlight.
The Perfect Blend of “Ham and Grit”
Fans constantly praised Douglas for his impeccable comedic timing and total willingness to embrace the joke. It is genuinely hilarious to hear the ultra-serious voice of a bioterrorist mastermind delivering terribly written internet smut. As one fan on Reddit summed up his Wesker performance perfectly: “He captures a perfect mix of ham and grit.” ### Zero Pretension
Voice actors don’t always love acknowledging the spicier corners of their fandoms, but attendees universally praised D.C. Douglas for leaning entirely into the “Rule 34” and thirst culture surrounding his character. Fans appreciated that he didn’t take himself too seriously, creating a safe, late-night space where people could openly laugh at and celebrate the quirky, unfiltered side of fan culture without any judgment.
The Legacy of the Notorious Zombie Fanfic Show
While the era of the official Wesker Fanfic Show may have passed into convention history, it remains a masterclass in how to take a deeply terrifying video game villain and turn him into late-night comedy gold. It perfectly encapsulated the chaotic, community-driven fun of 2010s con culture.
A Primer For The RE Virgin
Greetings, I am Albert Wesker, a prominent figure in the Resident Evil universe. Allow me to enlighten you about this franchise and my role within it. Resident Evil is a survival horror video game series that follows the harrowing adventures of various characters as they combat the nefarious Umbrella Corporation and its bioweapons, known as B.O.W.s.
Throughout the series, I have played a pivotal role as a former captain of the Raccoon City Police Department’s S.T.A.R.S. unit and a double agent working for Umbrella. My intelligence, strength, and cunning have allowed me to manipulate events from behind the scenes, often pitting my former S.T.A.R.S. teammates against the horrors created by Umbrella.
Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine, two of my former subordinates, have been a thorn in my side as they consistently unravel my schemes and thwart my plans for global domination. Leon S. Kennedy, another survivor of the Raccoon City incident, has also proven to be a formidable adversary in my quest for power.
As the series progresses, my true nature as a genetically enhanced superhuman is revealed, and my ambitions grow ever more sinister. I have orchestrated numerous outbreaks and catastrophes, all in the name of advancing my own agenda and securing my place as the dominant force in a world populated by superior beings.
The Resident Evil franchise is a thrilling journey through a world filled with horror, suspense, and bioterrorism. As Albert Wesker, I have been both a mastermind and a nemesis, driving the narrative forward with my relentless pursuit of power. Whether you find yourself fighting alongside my enemies or falling victim to my machinations, one thing is certain: my presence looms large over the entire series, and my legacy will endure long after the final battle has been fought.
Resident Evil Franchise Plot Breakdown (1996 – Latest Game)
The Resident Evil franchise, known as “Biohazard” in Japan, is a seminal survival horror series developed by Capcom. Since its inception in 1996, the series has grown to include numerous games, films, and other media. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of the plot from the first game to the latest installment.
Resident Evil (1996)
The original Resident Evil game introduces players to the special police unit S.T.A.R.S. (Special Tactics and Rescue Service). Members Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine are sent to investigate strange murders on the outskirts of Raccoon City, leading them to the Spencer Mansion. Inside, they uncover the horrific results of the Umbrella Corporation’s bioweapons research, including the T-virus, which turns humans and animals into zombies and monsters.
Resident Evil 2 (1998)
Resident Evil 2 shifts the action to Raccoon City itself, now overrun by zombies. Players follow rookie police officer Leon S. Kennedy and college student Claire Redfield, who is searching for her brother Chris. They discover more about Umbrella’s nefarious activities and encounter new threats like the G-virus, created by Dr. William Birkin.
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999)
Resident Evil 3 takes place concurrently with the events of Resident Evil 2. Jill Valentine tries to escape Raccoon City while being pursued by Nemesis, a bio-organic weapon designed by Umbrella to hunt down surviving S.T.A.R.S. members. The game ends with the city’s destruction by a nuclear strike intended to contain the outbreak.
Resident Evil Code: Veronica (2000)
In Resident Evil Code: Veronica, Claire Redfield’s search for her brother leads her to an Umbrella facility in Europe. She is captured and taken to Rockfort Island, where she reunites with her brother Chris. They discover more about Umbrella’s plans and the sinister Ashford family, key figures in the corporation’s history.
Resident Evil 4 (2005)
Resident Evil 4 redefines the series with its over-the-shoulder perspective and action-oriented gameplay. Leon S. Kennedy is now a U.S. government agent tasked with rescuing the president’s daughter, Ashley Graham, from a cult in rural Spain. He faces off against the Los Illuminados cult and their leader, Osmund Saddler, who uses a mind-controlling parasite called Las Plagas.
Resident Evil 5 (2009)
In Resident Evil 5, Chris Redfield partners with Sheva Alomar to investigate bioterrorism in Africa. They uncover a plot involving the Uroboros virus, developed by Umbrella’s successor, Tricell. The game concludes with the defeat of longtime antagonist Albert Wesker.
Resident Evil 6 (2012)
Resident Evil 6 intertwines multiple storylines featuring Leon Kennedy, Chris Redfield, and newcomer Jake Muller. The game explores global bioterrorism threats, including the C-virus, and culminates in a showdown with Neo-Umbrella, a terrorist organization led by Ada Wong’s doppelgänger.
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (2017)
Resident Evil 7 marks a return to survival horror roots with a first-person perspective. The story follows Ethan Winters as he searches for his missing wife Mia in a derelict plantation in Louisiana. He confronts the Baker family, who are infected with a new bioweapon called the E-type, created by the sinister company The Connections.
Resident Evil 2 (Remake) (2019)
The Resident Evil 2 Remake faithfully recreates the 1998 classic with modern graphics and mechanics. Leon and Claire’s harrowing journey through the zombie-infested Raccoon City is revitalized, deepening the lore and enhancing the horror experience.
Resident Evil 3 (Remake) (2020)
The Resident Evil 3 Remake brings Jill Valentine’s escape from Raccoon City to contemporary consoles, with updated visuals and gameplay. Nemesis returns as a relentless pursuer, providing intense, action-packed moments.
Resident Evil Village (2021)
Resident Evil Village , the latest installment, continues Ethan Winters’ story. Set in a mysterious European village, Ethan searches for his kidnapped daughter, facing off against terrifying creatures and the enigmatic Mother Miranda. The game combines first-person horror with action elements, building on the foundation of Resident Evil 7.
Dead End
Spanning over two decades, the Resident Evil series has evolved significantly, from its survival horror roots to incorporating more action-oriented gameplay. Each game has expanded the intricate lore of the Umbrella Corporation and its bioweapons, creating a rich narrative tapestry that continues to captivate players worldwide. For more detailed information, check out the official Resident Evil website.
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