| Scissor Worm Butt | Medium | - | - | Yes |

Learn how to deal with the Scissor Worm Butt in Resident Evil Outbreak. This guide covers its attacks, weaknesses, and the best strategies to survive.

Alright, so you've stumbled upon the Scissor Worm Butt in Resident Evil Outbreak. Don't let the name fool you, this thing is a serious pain if you're not prepared. It's a creation of Umbrella's twisted scientists and you'll only find it lurking in the underground laboratory, specifically in the main shaft and the computer room.

The main threat here isn't just its ramming attack, which can knock you down, but its ability to spray a mist. If you get caught in it, there's a 25% chance you'll get poisoned. That's why the best advice is to just avoid it if you can. Seriously, running away is often your best bet because these things are tough to hit and can chew through your ammo pretty quickly.

Now, the Scissor Worm Butt also has a nasty habit of laying eggs. When you see things dropping from the ceiling, those are its young, the Baby Moths. They're slow and their only attack is spitting poison, which, thankfully, is pretty easy to dodge. You really don't need to waste your time fighting them, but if you must, they're super weak. Just run behind them and stomp them out – they can't turn fast enough to catch you.

Appearance: Below Freezing Point
Danger Level: 2 (1 for Baby Moth)
Vitality: 3 (1 for Baby Moth)

Recommended Weapons: Shotgun, Handgun SG

No Weapon/Knife Tactic: This monster cannot be killed without a weapon.

This enemy is known for its ramming attacks and its poisonous mist. While the Baby Moths are a nuisance, they are easily dispatched. Your primary goal should be to avoid the adult Scissor Worm Butt if possible, as it requires significant resources to defeat.