50 Facts about the Spencer Mansion 

If I were crazy rich, I'd build a replica of the Spencer mansion and make it into some kind of a local park with resident evil theme

“This mansion is gigantic, we could easily get lost… we can search for him separately” Barry Burton

2:50 the computer password that John made spells out mole. Implying that John knew Ada Wong was a spy, but he loved her anyway.

Spencer Mansion: 1.75 Million dollars Creating Zombies: Priceless.

Imagine if someone decided to build Spencer’s mansion and make it into a hotel, how cool would that be?

I felt really bad for the Trevor family after learning their story. But around the time I was moving an object to get its shadow just right and any time I have to find a specific key for a specific room an any building, I can't help but curse their name.

The first time I ever played Resident Evil 1 remake was in 2003, I will admit the Spencer Mansion scared the living daylights out of me, it turned me into the fan I am today ✊

Another fact: Trevor's Notes were originally included in the first version of the game, including Spencer's Invitation Letter and Trevor's response; serving as both lore and hints for some of the game's puzzles, and located in various places throughout the mansion, such as the L Passage where Kenneth's body is found, and the attic. They were cut from the game a month before it's release in order to streamline the story. Trevor's notes were later rewritten and included in "The True Story of Biohazard" when the game was released on the Sega Saturn, and then rewritten again for the RE1 Remake. Though not obtainable through normal play, the original version of Trevor's Notes can be found on the January 15, 1996 Trial Edition of the original game.

Never knew about the one where the Plant 42 can violently tear your playable hero in half in some versions. Ouch.

The reason why the 2 zombies in the graveyard don't turn into Crimson Heads and despawn later, is most likely because it is connected to the boss area of the Crimson Head Elder and the the devs didn't want them to potentially enter that area and mess up the boss fight

#37 my family and I went to Germany right before COVID started and we visited the Neuschwanstein Castle. It was a great experience and took lots of pictures.

The Spencer mansion was probably one of the creepiest and most dark lore and places we have ever seen in a resident evil game.

Next video Raccoon City

The place that started the whole nightmare of resident evil series

Damn Oswell E. Spencer had good taste!

I've always been in love with the Spencer mansion, and in fact, all of Raccoons architecture. Me and my partner recently bought our first large block of land, and I'm currently in the progress of working in the blue prints so we can build, the plan is to build a real life replica of the Spencer mansion as close as possible. (based off the remake mansion) I'll be sure the share the day it's built and finished

Musician here, I would say that fact no. 9 is likely not an error. Beethoven was a German composer and many editions of his sonatas are published in German. The German word for sonata is "sonate" thus the apparent misspelling. Also, I have a copy of a different Beethoven sonata that likewise says "sonate".

I wanna see someone crazy/rich (or both) enough to build an actual, true 1 : 1 build of the Spencer Mansion.

50 facts about raccoon city? Maybe facts about rockfort island/antarctic base, or even the training facility. Love your videos man keep it up

Even the RPD is just as iconic as the mansion, I always considered the mansion my favorite setting in Resident Evil, there's something special about this zombie filled place.

I guess he was so jealous of mother Miranda's village he made his own puzzled mansion.

The music which says “sonate” may not actually be a mistake because it is just the french word for sonata. Also, when you are in Trevors cabin, just before you are attacked by Lisa, there is a London Underground map on the wall (next to the typewriter)

50 facts about Raccoon City anytime soon?

Oh my - the umbrella corporation sounds like our pharma industry with covid right now

About No.6, that only applies IF you light the zombies all up separately. The smart thing to do is lure them close to where one was downed, and burn multiple in one shot.

This mansion is like a dream to me, like ive actually been there. I played the remake on GameCube when I was like 13 and it scared me so much that I still get shook thinking about, my brain like thinks its a real memory

In the PS1 version There's a unique death animation where Yawn literally can eat you alive in one shot.

25 years. Amazing game back then and in 2021

Imagine RE1 first person remake with village graphics/advancements, getting to explore racoon Forest, the bravo team chopper running from the dogs into the mansion as just a prologue

Next time the Ashford family tree.

Fact 51: it do be a mansion

That RE sequence that would take place in the mansion area around 2001 would be perfect for a spin-off, even today! And it would be a good excuse to go back to Raccoon City, the best era of RE :D

Great Video. To the fact of the Moonlight Sonata, "Sonate" is the german Word of it and Mozart came from the german speeking austria. It's seems to be a mix of both languages.

A VR remake of the game would slap so hard😩

The architecture even more-so impactful when you realize how much symbolism Noblemen like Spencer put into their facilities, after recently revealing Umbrella Corporation was inspired initially by a longstanding medieval European alliance, the original 4 Lords succeed by Miranda's cult. It's obvious that not only were the Corporation trying to create a facade over their eugenics and biological manufacturing, but rightfully their own kingdom. With Raccoon City's majestic Police Department, Sewer System, and burial grounds all being funded and manipulated by the Corporation in their initial planning, including the Spencer Mansion. Trevor an urban architecture, Iron's the police chief, and the mayor all in Umbrella's pocket. The Umbrella Corporation initially had it's own state before the outbreak.

Spencer mansion is tied with Rapture ( Bioshock ) for my favorite video game setting of all time. Amazing video as always

0:29 to the sound, the look, re1 relzje zombies are by far the most terrifying ones, not only in the re franchise but in every games, movies included.

Amazing video as always! rotating to enter the monster plant is hilarious! In REmake if you walk backwards into the monster plant it'll pull you in. But you can't grab the key.

Thank u for thoroughly covering the most interesting building in gaming. Such an iconic and fascinating place. I remember going on the Haunted Mansion ride, and overcoming the fear of the place. I think that's why I'm so interested in Resi !

Great video! - the information on the various pictures on the walls was very interesting. It would be good if there was a prequel game set in the 1960s also in the mansion where you would play as perhaps George Trevor.

In reference to the painting of the sacrifice of Isaac, the original pass codes in RE1 were the Bible passage about the sacrifice of Isaac. Also, in the REmake the paining “Supper at Emmaus” by Caravaggio is in several places around the mansion. I think the Judeo-Christian imagery plays into Spencer’s (and even Wesker’s) god complex.

i always loved the Spencer's mansion its my favorite location in the entire franchise❤️❤️❤️

Dude this video was fantastic. For your next video you should definitely do 50 facts about raccoon city. I just thought of that idea very recently and I really think its the perfect next choice for you man.

Are you ever gonna do hidden secrets and Easter eggs for Resident Evil Village?

great video as always man, this is the best and most memorable locations in RE, it's not just a big house, it's a character in it self ! and the music is just too perfect.

These videos are so amazing! I love watching them while I´m being in my warm bed in these cold days :)

#44 That actually makes it way worse in Chris' scenario, where Rebecca sets it off, than in Jill's, where Wesker does it right before a Chimera kills him.

Hey, an FYI: all the artworks seen on the wall of the East Stairs are from the National Gallery. Included are: "The Morning Walk" by Gainsborough, "An Allegory with Venus and Cupid" by Bronzino, "Equestrian Portrait of Charles I" by Anthony van Dyck and "The Ambassadors" by Hans Holbein

Man, I love your videos. Your voice is great, your face is great, your content is great, which combined makes you as a whole fantastic! Looking forward to the next one man, already watched all your vids. So cool.

Omg plsssss do a facts video on krauser he’s my favourite Re character 😫🙏

2nd favorite place in Re saga , after the RPD.

"Sonate" is the german word for sonata.

9:52 and the poison purge protocol in my school vr game after the Upgraded Astro detainer Skibidi toilet saves Goalius life from Doma (Doma is from demon slayer and the Astro Skibidi is from a series called Skibidi toilet)

Dude I can't believe you took my advice when I commented about you making 50 facts about raccoon city that's great man I'm so stoked that actually worked for the first time. Awesome man! I just recently had another perfect idea for another video you can do thats perhaps the biggest one for you yet dude, you should definitely do 50 facts about umbrella itself. You can certainly cover all of there facilities, laboratories, and on map locations including all of the B.O.Ws that were created by umbrella themselves and even the mercenaries that were hired by umbrella that went to raccoon city in resident evil 3 (Carlos Oliveira for example) to help rescue survivors. I really think that's the perfect choice for you next man! U should definitely do it!👍👍

These videos are great and i always seem to be learning new facts about the series.

Awesome video as usual Kai!

The Trevor backstory was much appreciated, adding a much more tragic background instead of it being just a secret research and test facility...It was Cold turkey how they had Trevor build the thing...then he winds up dying in it...

Thought this was gonna be click bait but I've played continuously since 96' and didnt know a large chunk of these..im actually a little taken back about that spin glitch existing. Excellent work.

Remind me never to go camping in the mountains or forests around Springfield Missouri

I've literally been waiting for more videos on the Spencer mansion there's barely any on RU-vid. You're the best Kai!

You the man Kai ! Very cool video dude 👊🏼

Dude, great video! Learned sooo much!

This is great video ink! Always love these vids

Nice work bro!

The mansion is really in all our hearts.

In spirit of the 25th anniversary of resident evil, I decided to Watch this😊 thank you Ink Ribbon.

wow i never knew about the plant 42 saturn death scene! it looks jank as hell but i love it

Love ur work kai!!!

If I ever achieve wealth and status, the first thing I'll do is construct an exact replica of this house. Minus the traps. Probably.

imagine having to do 10 puzzles just to go to the toilet in the midle of the night

Another amazing job, Kai! Great content, as always. Congratulations!!

Love your work Kai mate

Love the vid. A lot of facts i forgot about or didn't know. Would love to see a facts video about raccoon city itself

@5:25 in the Mural Room, the other painting just opposite is "Judith Beheading Holofernes," another incredible painting by Caravaggio.

Incredible, these will be forever great content 👏🏾

Just played through REmake for the first time about 2 weeks ago so everything is fresh in my mind. Hyped for this video

Nice vid mate , can you do a similar facts video for resident evil 4?

Good job Kai🔥

On the Saturn Version, The Tick also has a different death animation than the hunters. They will skewer you, the same as a tyrant, then decapitate you.

My guy you deserve WAY more subs

3:33 few people know about it, I discovered it by accident many years ago, in the late 90s or early 2000s.

On Remake with the nitro i got a game over from walking under a live electric cable in the hallway before the generator. Thing is, it'd been about my 20th time through the game and had never had it happen and even worse i was on a no saves run. To say i was shocked and .....not pleased.....was and understatement.

Hey man, super great and unique content within the community, wonderful job. But how about taking it to the next level and make a video about facts about Ustanak, the main antagonist in Jake and Sherry's campaign.

Just some theories about fact 26. The pile of wood + oil + lighter may all have been used on the second floor east wing, to originally obtain the second floor map above the fire place. This may have been a bit too tedious for the end prize, so they simplified to just using a lighter. The building key looks very futuristic, like it's from the lab. Perhaps the key to get out of the tyrant room, instead of electronic lock on the computer or the giant door leading to the helipad elevator? There are two keys on the ring. Could also have been the original way to access the elevator to get down to the tyrant room. Instead of supplying power, you would find two parts of the key, to proceed downward. The pick axe may have been originally used to tear down walls in the underground caverns, like the one before the Black Tiger boss. This was replaced with the rolling boulders. Pick axe makes more sense, but the rolling boulders were scarier.

Do Salazar’s castle next.

the pattern that resembles a witch is none other than Miranda ...holy smokes 🔥🔥🔥🤩

Fun fact about "Chay-zar-ay Borgia": he is considered one of most intelligent military/political strategists to ever live, but like with Wesker and Spencer, he maintained a highly strained relationship (where he was the superior in mind and body) with his father Rodrigo Borgia/Pope Alexander VI.

Great video brother

The fact you completely left out RE Zero’s lore as to why the mansion got infected is a bit weird. The T-Virus leaked cause of Marcus to seek revenge on Umbrella, Wesker, and Birkin after he was revived.

I think it will be fantastic if you do top 10 best areas in resident evil series ( and great video by the way )

Your videos make my day bro

Nice video. I wonder if you can do a facts video on the U.B.C.S. Also, thank you for pointing out Springfield, MO as the real life Raccoon City. 😁

As someone who lives in Springfield MO that was fun to learn

Yesss just what I was waiting for

Love all your videos your amazing dude

I just started this up about a week ago this and 4 are my all time favorite

THANK YOU KAI!!!!!!!! :D

Fun facts in the original resident evil 1 there was no such thing as the spencer mansion it was just a old abandoned mansion that was used for specimen research by umbrella.

I am way too familiar with every room of the mansion more so than any human should be.

Interesting, I never knew about the differences on the sega Saturn, so cool!