NO.764ANIMEOOTDGrace Ashcroft
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Grace Ashcroft
Resident Evil Requiem ↗ / 2026
Grace is an FBI analyst in Resident Evil Requiem. Her insight and deductive reasoning guide an investigation into mysterious deaths, while an abandoned hotel brings her back to the trauma of her mother's murder.
FBI analyst investigating mysterious deaths
My figure room →AI-assisted illustrations · Not official anime stills








Grace is one of the protagonists of Capcom's survival-horror game Resident Evil Requiem, released on February 27, 2026. Capcom confirmed more than six million sales on March 16. She enters the investigation as an FBI analyst rather than a battle-hardened field agent.
Her official profile emphasizes exceptional insight and deductive reasoning. Her mother's death left her withdrawn and devoted to work. Being observant does not make her fearless: careful attention to clues and decisions under uncertainty distinguish her from a conventional action lead.
Supervisor Nathan Dempsey assigns her to investigate mysterious deaths at an abandoned hotel. Her mother Alyssa was murdered at the same hotel eight years earlier, bringing professional duty into contact with personal trauma. Limited supplies and inventory space make her gameplay about observation, choices and survival rather than constant assault.
Alyssa Ashcroft is Grace's mother, a former reporter and Raccoon City survivor who investigated Umbrella. Dempsey is the supervisor who assigns the case. Fellow protagonist Leon S. Kennedy is a veteran DSO agent whose investigation intersects with hers; their different levels of field experience create a narrative contrast.
Official artwork depicts a short, wavy, side-parted ash-blonde bob, a brown leather jacket over a dark charcoal hoodie and gray crewneck, dark jeans and brown lace-up ankle boots. This page's fan artwork keeps that outfit and uses flashlights, corridors and window light to suggest investigation; it is not official promotion or a game screenshot.
Fan interpretation: her analytical skill and avoidance of past trauma can be read as two ways of maintaining everyday order. The hotel investigation challenges that order, making courage look like acting despite fear rather than never feeling it. This is a reading of the character, not an official psychological diagnosis.