What is your favorite zombie character across all media?
What is your favorite zombie character across all media?
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Mitch McConnel. I'm fascinated by the fact that an undead half rotten ghoul can have a public and well paid career.
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Does Harold from Fallout count?
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Yes! I was thinking Fallout 2 era Harold myself.
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I think only feral ghouls would fit under the zombie moniker
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Heh. I call him Bob. He hates that.
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Reg Shoe from the Ankh-Morpork city watch, from the Discworld series by Terry Pratchett (RIP)
A zombie has to pay attention to everything around them, to make sure any damage is fixed ASAP. It makes Reg a great detective.
Plus his pre zombie character in Night Watch is a parody of John Cleese's Revolutionary Reg in The Life of Brian
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Undead? Yes! Unalive? No!
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Just a reminder that Jesus is a lich, not a zombie.
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Billy Connolly in Fido
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loved that movie
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Scruffy from Futurama
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Life and death are a seamless continuum. Mmhm.
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Dude from warm bodies is my favorite zombie but my favorite character from a zombie franchise is Nikolai Belinski from black ops zombies because he was a fixture of my childhood
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Colin from the movie Colin. Zombie movie from the point of view of a zombie.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1278322/
Couple of dudes made it stupidly cheap and it was absolutely outstanding.
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Meryl Streep in Death Becomes Her
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The zombified Avengers from "What If...?". They all still have their powers in addition to being zombies.
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Probably, though I was referring specifically to the "What If...?" animated series which is (loosely?) based on them.
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I watched that movie in January on a flight home, a zombie movie ahead of its time
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Rahul's character in iZombie technically for like 2 minutes lol
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He was such a great character, he absolutely made that show!
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Probably Sheila in Santa Clarita Diet.
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Bub from Day of the Dead.
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Brandon Heat from the anime and game GunGrave. Most over the top gun shootin zombie, filled his own coffin full of weapons and chained it to his back.
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Can I count Shrike from the Mortal Engines books? Shrike was fantastic
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My doubt is more over his "zombie" status than the medium in which his story is told! Shrike was made a zombie by technological means rather than magic or disease, so he doesn't fit in that regard. In terms of what it makes him - implacable, near-indestructible, seemingly inhuman, and in appearance a dead man wearing some funny armour - he fits the bill well.
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Jimmy Gibbs, Jr!
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The two friends of the main character in Idle Hands.
Grabbing a bagel slicer to lop his evil hand off
Seth Green Zombie: "That thing can't even cut my bagel, dude."
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Oh god
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