How to Find All Mr. Raccoon Locations in Resident Evil Requiem (2026 Guide)

If you have been keeping up with our coverage here at In Game News, you know we have been waiting for a return to the streets of Raccoon City for a long time. Resident Evil Requiem finally delivers that nostalgia trip, but it also brings back one of the most addictive (and occasionally frustrating) collectible hunts in the franchise. We are talking about the Mr. Raccoon bobbleheads.

First seen back in the Outbreak days and later modernized in the Resident Evil 2 remake, these grinning plastic mascots are scattered throughout the horror experience. For the completionists among us, finding and destroying all 25 is basically a requirement before you can say you have truly beaten the game. Our take? It is a great way to force players to appreciate the environmental detail Capcom has packed into these familiar haunts. Here is the lowdown on every single location.

1. Rhodes Hill Hunt: Clear out the 10 statues found throughout the Care Center and Victor's estate.
2. East Raccoon City Sweep: Track down 9 statues across the warehouses, sewers, and city streets.
3. City Center Search: Secure 4 statues, including several inside the iconic RPD building.
4. ARK Infiltration: Find the final 2 statues during the endgame sequence.
5. Claim Your Reward: Once the 25th bobblehead is history, enjoy your weapon upgrades.

Rhodes Hill Mr. Raccoon Locations

Rhodes Hill serves as a dense starting point for your hunt. You will spend a lot of time in the Care Center, and the developers have tucked several of these toys into corners you might easily sprint past while running from whatever horror is currently chasing you. We noticed a creepy little nod right at the start: one statue sits on a fireplace by the staircase before the Rehabilitation Ward, accompanied by a note that reads,

'hunt us, seek us, find us, break us!'

The Care Center and Cells

The Care Center is packed. You can find one on the reception desk in the East Wing lobby and another on a table in the East Wing hallway. Don’t forget to check the Kitchenette; there is a Mr. Raccoon sitting right on top of the coffee machine. If you are in the Medication Room, look at the floor beside Emily’s bed for the next one.

Character-specific collectibles are back, too. While playing as Leon, you need to check the warped cupboard in the Records Room. Once you descend into the cells beneath the Care Center, check the Workshop and the top of the TV in the Bunkroom.

Victor’s House and the Gate

As the story pushes you toward Victor’s house to find the helicopter key, check the desk in his Private Lab. Finally, there is a long-distance shot you can't miss. When playing as Leon and protecting Grace as she sprints for the church, pull out your sniper rifle and look at the front gate. It's a satisfying pop that rounds out the first ten.

East Raccoon City Mr. Raccoon Locations

Once you hit East Raccoon City, the game opens up. This section feels like a love letter to Resident Evil Outbreak fans, especially with the ties to Grace’s mother, Alyssa. There are nine bobbleheads to find here, covering everything from gas stations to skyscrapers.

Industrial and Residential Spots

Start simple at the Gas Station; one is sitting on an empty shelf. Things get a bit trickier at the Logistics Warehouse. You will need to take the elevator and use a rifle to snipe a Mr. Raccoon sitting on a disused van on the roof. In the Cedarbrook Apartments, check inside an open fridge in the corridor. We almost missed that one during our first run because we were too busy looking for ammo.

The Sewers and Streets

The Ridgewood Station sewers house a statue inside a train. Back on the surface, head to Cafe Oasis and check the bar. In the Underground Parking Garage, one is perched on a crate. On the main street near Central Camp, look inside the bus. To wrap up this area, find the tunnel grate in the sewers and check the filing shelf in Willis Tower. The variety of locations here really keeps you on your toes.

Raccoon City Center Mr. Raccoon Locations

The City Center is where the nostalgia hits hardest. Seeing the RPD again is always a highlight, but don't let the memories distract you from the four statues hidden here. As soon as you arrive, hang a left to find a tanker—the first statue is tucked inside.

The RPD and Gun Shop Kendo

Inside the RPD, head to the Operation Room and look for boards in the window; the bobblehead is hidden right behind them. Over in the Library, check the bottom shelf of a bookcase. The final statue for this district is at Gun Shop Kendo. Look in the top window, right next to the Umbrella Billboard. It’s a classic spot for a classic game.

ARK Mr. Raccoon Locations

The final stretch of the game takes place in the ARK facility. There are only two left here, but they are easy to overlook if you are rushing toward the credits. The first is in the corridor immediately following the Loading Dock. The second requires you to be playing as Grace; look above the desk in the Operations Room near the save point.

Completion Rewards and Final Tips

So, why bother with all this? Aside from the trophy or achievement, the gameplay payoff is significant. If you manage to destroy all 25 Mr. Raccoons, you unlock Advanced Tuning. This is a game-changer for your late-game meta, as it opens up an entirely new level of tuning for your weapon parts. In the higher difficulty modes, that extra bit of power can be the difference between a successful run and a "You Are Dead" screen.

Just a pro-tip from our analysts: make sure you are managing your ammo carefully. While you can stab these statues to save bullets, some—like the ones on the warehouse roof or the church gate—require a well-placed shot. If you are hunting these down, you might also want to keep an eye out for the antique coins or the pantry key, as those are just as important for your progression. Happy hunting, and try not to let the Raccoon City streets swallow you whole.

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