In BIO HAZARD 3: LAST ESCAPE manhua created a backstory for Dario, showing the death of his wife and young daughter at the hands of zombies after he locked a gate on them.

While Dario does not appear in the retelling featured in Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, his memo can be found in the game.

This would be reused in the Resident Evil 3 remake, where if the player shoots the container where Dario locked himself, he will yell at Jill and threaten to sue her through his brother-in-law.

It takes place right after finding the pistol on the cops lap and climbing under the crazy sign that just fell from the roof. This is Resident Evil 3 so maybe a file is somewhere that mentions the story behind this interaction.

When Dario recedes into the trailer in the beginning of RE3 (the PS1 version), when examined by Jill, he will outburst, 'I told you! I'm not leaving! Never! Just get away from me!' For some reason, on the Gamecube, PC, Dreamcast and Biohazard 3 port, the ' Just get away from me!' line is removed. There is no way of knowing what happens to Dario after this incident.

(Resident Evil 3: Nemesis) A small memo written by Dario Rosso, the survivor Jill meets in the Warehouse at the start of the game. This diary is featured in the Nintendo 64 port of Resident Evil 2. Dario's Memo (Resident Evil 3: Nemesis) Dario's Memo.

Searching the container he originally hid in will yield his diary, in which he describes his aspirations to become a writer.

Both Darios share color-based surnames 'argento' means 'silver' in English, while 'rosso' means 'red.' Having lost his daughter Lucia during the zombie outbreak, he locks himself in a container, refusing Jill's offer to aid him and stating that he would rather. Dario is a citizen of Raccoon City, whom Jill Valentine encounters in a warehouse at the very beginning of the game. Breakout Villain: Despite 3 being his sole canonical appearance and ending with his being killed off, Nemesis continues to find exposure in crossovers and spinoff material (to the point of becoming a playable character in Downloadable Content for Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, Ultimate Marvel vs.

Dario's name is a possible reference to Italian horror director Dario Argento, collaborator with George Romero on Dawn of the Dead, co-director with Romero on the horror anthology Two Evil Eyes, and noted as a solo director for, among other films, Profondo Rosso ( Deep Red). Dario Rosso is a minor character in the Resident Evil survival horror games, first appearing in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis.

Dario Rosso's name is written on the Apple Inn's Guest List, however it is spelled incorrectly as 'Losso', because in Japanese 'r' and 'l' are the same.

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