Zombies - Walking Dead Wiki | Fandom
Zombies, known universally as Walkers, are an antagonistic force that serve as the primary catalyst for the events within The Walking Dead universe. They serve as universal antagonists. They are humans who have died and reanimated as a result of the Wildfire Virus.
Wildfire Virus | Walking Dead Wiki | Fandom
Following death, Wildfire reactivates the hindbrain and resurrects deceased host into a zombie, an aggressive vector for the virus. Zombies will attempt to devour any living beings; spreading an active agent of the virus through bites, scratches, and other forms of contamination.
Variants - Walking Dead Wiki | Fandom
In The Walking Dead, Variants are zombies infected with mutated Wildfire strains, resulting in distinct behaviors and abilities. They exhibit enhanced speed, strength, agility, aggression, problem-solving skills, biological defenses, and quicker resurrection times.
All 6 Zombie Variants In The Walking Dead Explained - Screen Rant
2024年10月19日 · A relatively late addition to The Walking Dead's universe, a range of zombie variants exist, each type possessing different powers and quirks.
Every Zombie Type In The Walking Dead Explained - Screen Rant
2024年9月3日 · The Walking Dead's zombies are so often lumped into one category, but there are a few distinctions between the undead. Here's every type.
The Walking Dead (TV series) - Wikipedia
When sheriff's deputy Rick Grimes of King County, Georgia, wakes from a coma, he discovers the world has been overrun by zombies ("walkers"). Rick befriends Morgan Jones and travels alone to Atlanta before finding his wife Lori, son Carl, and his police partner and best friend Shane Walsh in the woods with other survivors.
Zombies (The Walking Dead) | Villains Wiki | Fandom
Zombies, commonly referred to as Walkers, are the titular overarching antagonists of The Walking Dead franchise. While not necessarily immortal, reanimated human beings will not "die" under typical conditions that would ordinarily cause the death of a living person.