Capcom Is Making a Life-Sized Leon Kennedy Statue for Resident Evil’s 30th Anniversary, and of Course the Internet Is Being Totally Normal About It
Capcom is preparing for Resident Evil’s 30th anniversary exhibition in Shibuya, and to celebrate, it’s commissioning a life-sized statue of the beloved horror series’ poster boy, Leon S. Kennedy.
Capcom is set to unveil a life-sized Leon S. Kennedy statue to celebrate Resident Evil's 30th anniversary. The statue will be a centerpiece of the Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Exhibition taking place at Shibuya BEAM Gallery from October 30 to December 24, 2026. Fans have reacted with a mix of excitement and humor, joking about the potential heists that could ensue if the statue becomes too popular.
Tickets for the exhibition have already been on sale as of August 3. The event will feature various activations such as "Evidence of Horror," a gallery showcasing iconic franchise items and villains, and "Memories of Those Who Stood Against Them," which will focus on the series' heroes and protagonists, where Leon's statue will be displayed.
The World of Resident Evil Theater will also be a part of the exhibition, providing attendees with immersive experiences through scenes from the series. Resident Evil has been experiencing a resurgence recently, with the success of Requiem and the highly anticipated Code Veronica Remake, as well as the upcoming film adaptation.
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