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Albert Wesker, these are meant to be added to his third key:
1) Absorption: Here you can see Uroboros absorbing corpses in order to become that abominatio.
2) Disease Manipulation and resistance to it: Albert turning into his Uroboros self, welp, thing is, Wesker was rejected by Uroboros (that's why he has the tentacles and stuff), however, Wesker, unlike you saw in the other video (and unlike the first Uroboros boss), didnt lose his self-awareness to the virus. Disease manipulation comes from the fact that the tentacles, and pretty much Wesker himself, is a walking Uroboros spreading machine.
"Once Uroboros comes into contact with an organism's cells and infects them, it inserts its genes into the host's genome in an attempt to merge with the host. For those whose genetic sequence is compatible with Uroboros, the merge is successful, bestowing superhuman abilities upon the host. Those whose genomes are incompatible fall to the virus' uncontrolled amplification, and their cells are overtaken by Uroboros. The resulting infected tissues, organized into undifferentiated tentacles, absorbs the body of the host and any other organic matter it can reach. These tentacles are held together by orange pustule-like organs, which serve as the control center of the organic growth. Destruction of the core negates the body's cohesion, and thus, life. The same happens when the virus is injected in any corpse."
1) Absorption: Here you can see Uroboros absorbing corpses in order to become that abominatio.
2) Disease Manipulation and resistance to it: Albert turning into his Uroboros self, welp, thing is, Wesker was rejected by Uroboros (that's why he has the tentacles and stuff), however, Wesker, unlike you saw in the other video (and unlike the first Uroboros boss), didnt lose his self-awareness to the virus. Disease manipulation comes from the fact that the tentacles, and pretty much Wesker himself, is a walking Uroboros spreading machine.
"Once Uroboros comes into contact with an organism's cells and infects them, it inserts its genes into the host's genome in an attempt to merge with the host. For those whose genetic sequence is compatible with Uroboros, the merge is successful, bestowing superhuman abilities upon the host. Those whose genomes are incompatible fall to the virus' uncontrolled amplification, and their cells are overtaken by Uroboros. The resulting infected tissues, organized into undifferentiated tentacles, absorbs the body of the host and any other organic matter it can reach. These tentacles are held together by orange pustule-like organs, which serve as the control center of the organic growth. Destruction of the core negates the body's cohesion, and thus, life. The same happens when the virus is injected in any corpse."
