Sym-Bac as it appears in Resistance 3.
Sym-Bac is a symbiotic bacteria created by the Chimera for the purpose of healing wounds on the battlefield. They are single-use healing item use in the Resistance games.
Description[]
The Chimeran healing serum was dubbed as 'Sym-Bac' in 1950 by Dr. Ian Coxen and his research team. Although the Chimera have a higher metabolic rate that regenerates their wounds, they are still susceptible to sufficient damage or lasting wounds that they cannot heal. The Chimera developed a symbiotic bacteria which complements and amplifies their healing abilities. Once the Sym-Bac is used, the bacteria is destroyed during the healing process.[1]
Although made by the Chimera, Sym-Bacs can also heal humans.[2]
Resistance: Fall of Man[]
- Main article: Resistance: Fall of Man
Sym-Bacs are first featured in Resistance: Fall of Man. It appears as a pickup in the campaign mode. A bottle of Sym-Bac can replenish 25% of the player's HP.
Resistance: Retribution[]
- Main article: Resistance: Retribution
Sym-Bacs are depicted to have a red color texture. According to Raine Bouchard, Chimeran dropships dropped and scattered caches of Sym-Bacs for injured Hybrids. Furthermore, Bouchard confirmed Sym-Bacs works on humans.
Resistance 3[]
- Main article: Resistance 3
Sym-Bacs return in Resistance 3. In the campaign, Hybrids and Ravagers carry Sym-Bacs on their persons.
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References[]
- ^ Regeneration
- ^ Raine Bouchard: "Chimera drop ships scatter them everywhere for injured Hybrids, but they works on humans as well."