Capcom's first-aid kit-shaped popcorn bucket, released for the Resident Evil movie, has found a new use beyond holding snacks: storing physical copies of the Resident Evil series. This green collectible can hold 13 game cases, giving practical utility to merchandise that might otherwise sit idle after the hype fades.
Instagram user pokicourtney showcased this storage method. The 13 game cases span multiple console generations and various packaging formats, including versions for Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PS4, as well as deluxe steelbook editions.
These physical games range from Resident Evil Origins Collection to Resident Evil Village. The game cases fit snugly into the first-aid kit, echoing the visual impression of organizing inventory slots in the Resident Evil series.
Originally designed to hold popcorn for moviegoers, this first-aid kit now serves as a dedicated storage container for the series' physical games. Compared to simple display, this usage allows the movie collectible to remain part of players' daily organization.
The concurrently released Resident Evil movie grossed over $108 million in its opening weekend. This first-aid kit popcorn bucket was launched as a collectible tied to the film's release.